University of Saint Anthony

Iriga City, Philippines · official site ↗

Where this institution’s degrees are recognised

GermanyPartially recognisedgraded H +/-Kultusministerkonferenz — Zentralstelle für ausländisches Bildungswesen (anabin) · source ↗Bei "Private Non-Sectarian" bezeichneten Institutionen handelt es sich grundsätzlich um Privathochschulen, deren Ausbildungen die staatliche Anerkennung erst nach dort erfolgter Akkreditierung des Studienganges erhalten. Durch einen sogenannten Anerkennungsvermerk auf der Abschlussurkunde und / oder der Fächer- und Not

We hold recognition assessments from Germany only. No verdict for another country means we have not read that country’s register — not that the degree is unrecognised there.

⚠ Partially recognised means conditionally. Only some of this institution’s programmes or study periods are recognised. Check the specific programme with the destination country’s authority before relying on it — do not read this as straightforward acceptance.

Where this record came from

Research Organization Registry https://ror.org/04scp9x73: University of Saint Anthony (Unibersidad nin San Antonio), Iriga City, Bicol Region. Added because the national register did not list it; ROR records it as an active education organisation with a persistent identifier.

Checked 2026-08-17 · ror.orgOpen the source ↗

Programmes

We hold no programmes for this institution yet. It is in our register because an official source lists it, but nobody has ingested its course catalogue — a gap in our coverage, not a sign that it teaches nothing.

What graduates say

No graduate has answered about University of Saint Anthony yet. If you studied here, you would be the first.

Did you study at University of Saint Anthony? Everything above comes from official registers and from what University of Saint Anthony publishes about itself. What it was actually like is something only you can say.

Nine questions, about thirty seconds — fixed answers, no writing. If you are still enrolled, nothing you say appears until the year after you finish. We never ask your name.