Lyceum-Northwestern University

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Lyceum-Northwestern University, Inc.

Motto	Technologia, Ars, Scientia
Motto in English	Technology, Art, Science
Type	Private Non-sectarian Coeducational higher education institution
Established	1969; 55 years ago (1969)
Chairman	Francisco Tiongson Duque III
Chancellor	Gonzalo T. Duque, DBA
President	Luz T. Duque-Hammershaimb, M.D.
Students	9,000
Address	Tapuac District , Dagupan , Pangasinan , Philippines
Campus	2.3 hectares (23,000 m2)
Colors	Maroon   and   Gray
Nickname	Dukes
Sporting affiliations	Universities and Colleges Athletic Association of Pangasinan
Website	http://www.lyceum.edu.ph

Lyceum-Northwestern University (L-NU) is a medical college located in Dagupan, Philippines, founded by Dr. Francisco Quimson Duque and Mrs. Florencia Tiongson Duque in 1969.

Lyceum-Northwestern University though bearing the name Lyceum is not affiliated with Lyceum of the Philippines University since LPU is the first institution in the country to bear the name Lyceum.

History[edit]

Lyceum-Northwestern started as a single-room nursing school at the Dagupan City Polyclinic Hospital and was then called the Dagupan City School of Nursing. In 1974, Dr. Duque acquired the Northwestern Educational Institution. From the merger emerged the name Lyceum-Northwestern. In the latter part of the year, Lyceum-Northwestern spearheaded a consortium of local tertiary schools and founded the Northern Philippines Institute of Medicine. Lyceum-Northwestern became the "first medical school of the north." The institute began with an enrollment of 19 students. The consortium lasted two years.

On November 19, 2001, Lyceum-Northwestern was granted its university status.

Degree Programs[edit]

ALLIED MEDICAL PROGRAMS^[1]

  BS in Biology   BS in Medical Laboratory Science   BS in Nursing   BS in Nutrition & Dietetics   BS in Pharmacy   BS in Physical Therapy   BS in Psychology   BS in Radiologic Technology   Doctor of Medicine   Doctor of Dental Medicine   Doctor of Optometry 

LIBERAL ARTS & EDUCATION PROGRAMS

 BA in English  BA in Mass Communication  BA in Political Science  Bachelor of Arts (A.B.ETEAAP)  Bachelor of Elementary Education  Bachelor of Secondary Education (Majors in English, Physical Science, Social Science, Mathematics, & Filipino)  Bachelor of Physical Education 

BUSINESS, HOSPITALITY, & SOCIAL SCIENCE PROGRAMS

 BS in Accountancy  BS in Entrepreneurship  BS in Tourism Management  BS in Hospitality Management  BS in Business Administration (Majors in Marketing Management, Human Resources Development Management, Financial Management)  BS in Criminal Justice Education (Criminology) 

TECHNICAL-VOCATIONAL PROGRAMS

 RAC Servicing NC II  Electrical Installation Maintenance NC II  Shielded Metal Arc Welding NC II  Caregiving NC II  Health Care Services NC II  Automotive Servicing NC II 

POST GRADUATE PROGRAMS

 Juris Doctor (Bachelor of Laws)  Doctor of Business Administration  Doctor of Education  Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) (Ph.D. in Filipino Language, Science Education, Language Teaching, Educational Management)  Doctor of Public Administration  Master in Public Administration  Master of Arts in Education  Master in Public Health  Master of Arts in Nursing 

NON-THESIS PROGRAMS

 Master in Education (Majors in English, Mathematics, General Science/Biology, Social Studies, Filipino, Chemistry, Technical and Livelihood Education (T.L.E.) 

ENGINEERING MARITIME EDUCATION & INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY PROGRAMS

 BS in Architecture  BS in Civil Engineering  BS in Computer Engineering  BS in Electrical Engineering  BS in Electronics & Communication Engineering  BS in Mechanical Engineering  BS in Marine Engineering  BS in Computer Science  BS in Information Technology  BS in Marine Transportation 

Sports[edit]

• Salvador T. Duque Fieldhouse (Indoor Gymnasium and Basketball Court)
• 2 outdoor basketball courts
• 2 outdoor tennis courts
• 1 outdoor volleyball courts
• 1 football field
• 1 Olympic-sized swimming pool and 1 regular Pool

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  Front
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  Logo
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  Entrance
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  Right 
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  Exit

References[edit]

External links[edit]

• Official website
• for Medicine international students