DOST Priority Courses are the programs eligible for the DOST-SEI Undergraduate Scholarship. College students who are enrolled in these DOST Priority Courses can apply for the DOST Scholarship.
The DOST Scholarship provides many benefits and is a big help to students and parents who want to pursue college degrees in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM). If you’re planning to take the DOST Scholarship Exam, make sure your course is on the DOST priority list.
Bonus: Online application link is included at the end of this article.
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DOST Priority Courses List 2025
Below is the updated list of DOST Priority Courses that qualify for the 2025–2026 DOST-SEI Undergraduate Scholarship:
- Bachelor in Mathematics Education
- Bachelor in Technology and Livelihood Education with Specialization in Information and Communications
- Bachelor of Library and Information Science
- BS Aeronautical Engineering
- BS Aerospace Engineering
- BS Agribusiness
- BS Agribusiness Management
- BS Agribusiness Management and Entrepreneurship
- BS Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering
- BS Agricultural Biotechnology1
- BS Agricultural Chemistry
- BS Agricultural Economics
- BS Agricultural Engineering
- BS Agricultural Technology
- BS Agriculture
- BS Animal Husbandry
- BS Animal Science
- BS Applied Mathematics
- BS Applied Mathematics major in Mathematical Finance2
- BS Applied Physics
- BS Applied Physics with Applied Computer System
- BS Applied Physics with Materials Science and Engineering2
- BS Applied Statistics
- BS Architecture
- BS Astronomy
- BS Astronomy Technology
- BS Basic Medical Sciences6
- BS Biochemistry
- BS Biology
- BS Biology for Teachers
- BS Biotechnology
- BS Ceramics Engineering
- BS Chemical Engineering
- BS Chemistry
- BS Chemistry Major in Business3
- BS Chemistry for Teachers
- BS Chemistry with Applied Computer Systems
- BS Chemistry with Materials Science and Engineering2
- BS Civil Engineering
- BS Clothing Technology
- BS Community Nutrition
- BS Computer Engineering
- BS Computer Science
- BS Electrical Engineering
- BS Electronics and Communications Engineering
- BS Electronics Engineering
- BS Environmental Science
- BS Environmental Engineering
- BS Fine Arts major in Industrial Design
- BS Fisheries
- BS Food Science and Technology
- BS Food Technology
- BS Forestry
- BS Geodetic Engineering
- BS Geography
- BS Geology
- BS Geothermal Engineering
- BS Health Science
- BS Human Biology5
- BS Industrial Design
- BS Industrial Engineering
- BS Industrial Management Engineering-Information Technology3
- BS Industrial Pharmacy
- BS Information and Communications Technology
- BS Information System
- BS Information Technology
- BS Information Technology Systems
- BS Instrumentation and Control Engineering
- BS Life Sciences
- BS Management Information Systems2
- BS Manufacturing Engineering
- BS Manufacturing Engineering-Management-Biomedical Engineering3
- BS Manufacturing Engineering-Management-Mechatronics and Robotics3
- BS Marine Biology
- BS Marine Science
- BS Materials Engineering
- BS Mathematics
- BS Mathematics and Science Teaching
- BS Mathematics for Teachers
- BS Mechanical Engineering
- BS Mechatronics Engineering
- BS Medical Laboratory Science
- BS Medical Technology
- BS Metallurgical Engineering
- BS Meteorology
- BS Microbiology
- BS Mining Engineering
- BS Molecular Biology and Biotechnology
- BS Nutrition
- BS Nutrition and Dietetics
- BS Packaging Engineering
- BS Petroleum Engineering
- BS Pharmaceutical Sciences
- BS Pharmacy (4-year program)
- BS Pharmacy major in Clinical Pharmacy (5-year program)
- BS Physics
- BS Physics for Teachers
- BS Psychology
- BS Public Health
- BS Speech Pathology
- BS Statistics
- BSE Biological Sciences
- BSE Biology
- BSE Biology-Chemistry4
- BSE Chemistry
- BSE General Sciences
- BSE Mathematics
- BSE Physical Sciences
- BSE Physics
- BSE Physics-Chemistry4
- BSE Physics-Mathematics4
- BSE Science
- Doctor of Veterinary Medicine
Study Placement Requirements
- You must be enrolled in one of the following types of institutions to qualify:
- University of the Philippines (UP System)
- State Universities and Colleges (SUCs)
- Private Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) that are:
- Recognized by CHED as Centers of Excellence (COE) or Centers of Development (COD), or
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DOST Scholarship Benefits
- Tuition and other school fees – ₱40,000.00 / year
- Learning Materials/Connectivity Allowance: ₱10,000/year
- Monthly Living Allowance – ₱8,000.00 / month
Additional allowances for thesis, uniform, transportation, and graduation
How to Apply for DOST Scholarship
All interested and eligible college students can apply through the official online portal: https://www.science-scholarships.ph/
Note: For qualifications, benefits, required documents, and full application guide, check our detailed article: https://fronteranews.com/dost-scholarship/
FAQs
What is the DOST Priority Course list?
It’s a list of courses that qualify for financial support under the DOST Scholarship Program.
Who can apply for the DOST Scholarship?
Senior high school graduates and college students planning to pursue or currently pursuing any STEM-related course listed above.
When does the application open?
Applications typically open annually, follow DOST official channels for updates.
Disclaimer
This article is for informational purposes only. For questions, clarifications, or official concerns regarding the scholarship, please refer directly to the Department of Science and Technology – Science Education Institute (DOST-SEI) through their official website or social media pages.
