About our UV gullas College of Medicine
ABOUT UNIVERSITY OF THE VISAYAS
WE BELIEVE IN GIVING BETTER CITIZENS TO THE SOCIETY
The University of the Visayas was founded by the late Don Vicente Gullas in 1919 as the Visayan Institute (V.I.) in Cebu City. It was not until 1935 that the Visayan Institute moved to its present site in Colon St. The Second World War, however, razed to the ground the physical facilities of the VI but undaunted by adversities, Don Vicente Gullas reopened classes in Argao, Cebu in 1946. A year later the VI moved back to its present site in Colon Street where the buidings of its main campus now stand as a historical landmark in the City of Cebu.In 1948, the Visayan Institute was conferred a University status by the then Bureau of Private Schools, the first to become a University in Cebu. The VI was renamed as the University of the Visayas. From that time on, the expansion in its baccalaureate and post graduate course offerings and its physical facilities has been phenomenal. From an initial enrolment of 37 students and only a high school department the VI evolved into a University with an enrolment which at one time in the 1980’s peaked at 29, 000 distributed throughout its various campuses.
- Students1400+
- Years of Experience41
- No Donation / Capitation Fees
- Low Fee Structure
- US Pattern Syllabus
- A peaceful environment to study
- Good Clinical Exposure
- Medium of Instruction is English
- MCI Recognition
- WHO Approved
- Indian Delicious Available
- In campus Accommodation
WHY UNIVERSITY OF THE VISAYAS
Our services
Our services depend on the philosophy of Amor, Servitium, Humanitas; meaning, we put Love, Leadership and Service to Humanity first. We believe in shaping a student’s career that broadens his perspective and prepares him for a career of his choice.
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STUDY MBBS
IN PHILIPPINES
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Low cost fees
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Good Clinical Exposure
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A peaceful environment to study
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Very Home-like Hostel Facility
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DON VICENTE A. GULLAS
Famous Quotation of Don Vicente Gullas from his book The Art of living well “With God’s inspiration as my guiding light, someday among thousands of VI and UV Gullas students and alumni, I hope to produce Kings and Queens who will never wear crowns but shall be royal just the same; And when I shall be dead, I wish that my life will not be a tale that is told – a dream empty and forgotten, I wish it to be a prayer, or a song of love and usefulness, even if only to kindle the heart of fire in the soul of some weakling or some unfortunate being who have still the spark and image of God in them.”
LADY JOSEFINA R. GULLAS
The cliché that behind every man’s accomplishment, is a woman was very apt in the case of Don Vicente. Don Vicente’s better half, Mrs. Josefina Rivera Gullas or Inday Pining was an inspiration and also a reason for the success of Don Vicente and the UV Gullas. She has been there from conception to realization and in its growth from a wood-and-zinc institute to a major Gullas College of Medicine. But it is in her role as wife and mother that Mrs. Gullas had her shining moments. Despite her work in the University and her continuing involvement in church activities, she still found time to run the Gullas household like a well-oiled machine caring for and mentoring her three children – Inday Sering, Eddie and Dodong – on the Christian values of love and service. Such values inspired her to look beyond domestic concerns towards the needs of less fortunate people, especially the children of poor families and handicapped individuals. To these people she gave much, not just material help but also sympathy and understanding.
