Designed to prepare students for work within the clinical laboratory, this four-year degree consists of general education and professional subjects interspersed throughout the program. Beyond the classroom, students are equipped with theoretical, practical and clinical learning experiences obtained through a one-year internship in Chemistry, Hematology, Microbiology, Immunohematology (Blood Banking), Histopathologic Techniques, Clinical Microscopy and other emergent technologies.

Further, the parallelism of courses between medical technology and medicine gives graduates an advantage should they decide to pursue medicine or postgraduate studies.

The demand for nurses globally has never been higher. The World Health Organization places the nursing shortage statistic at 9 million by 2030. Therefore, it comes as no surprise that they are one of the highest-paid health care professionals, especially in North America and Europe. FEU-NRMF Nursing Program provides an intensive nursing practicum that will ensure basic clinical competencies required of a nurse, consisting of general education and professional courses. Professional courses begin as early as first year and threads through the development of competencies up to the fourth year level.

This interdisciplinary degree entails foundations in basic science of chemistry, mathematics, biology, and physics, eventually progressing to advanced coursework in technical pharmaceutical sciences, pharmaceutical care, and research. It is designed to produce competent pharmacists adept in the fields of community, hospital, and industrial pharmacy focusing in areas of drug development, drug use, and drug formulation. 

FEU NRMF School of Physical Therapy is consistently in the Top 10 Performing Physical Therapy Schools in the Philippines. It is also a Level II PACUCOA Accredited BS Physical Therapy Program and a member of The Consortium of Allied Health Science Colleges and Universities (South Korea, Thailand, Japan and Philippines) and Philippine Association of Rehabilitation Sciences Schools.

FEU-NRMF imparts evidence-based curative and preventive methods to diagnose and treat those with limited ability to perform functional activities in their daily lives.

It consists of one year of general education and three years of major Physical Therapy subjects, including internship in accredited government or private hospitals and rehabilitation centers, which provide exposure to clinical cases and actual application of concepts and principles.

The FEU-NRMF BS Psychology aims to provide undergraduate students with a solid basic foundation in the major areas of psychology which may also be used as preparation for further studies and training in medicine. The B.S. and A.B. degrees are popular and versatile undergraduate degrees. They can be applied to almost any area of work, including healthcare, social services, law, human resources, business, and government. Courses in these programs explore the nature of personality, how people learn, how gender affects development, and the different ways in which people interact. Elective courses will introduce students to interesting and relevant topics including environmental psychology, physiological psychology, social psychology, industrial and organizational psychology, and family psychology.

As a psychology major, students will gain an overview of current knowledge and viewpoints about the science of behavior and cognitive processes. They will learn the research methods by which such knowledge is obtained, and be allowed to study basic psychological processes, their development, the nature of behavioral aberrations, their treatment, and selected applications of this knowledge. In addition to classroom studies, students will gain hands-on experience at drug rehabilitation centers, mental hospitals, human resource departments of different companies, guidance offices of different schools, and agencies that serve developmentally disabled children and adults, and other vulnerable populations.

The four-year degree affords training in general radiography and special fields including Ultrasound, Computed Tomography, Magnetic Resonance Imaging, Mammography, Nuclear Medicine, Radiotherapy, Interventional Radiology, among others. Graduates work closely with physicians, nurses, and other allied health professionals by delivering accurate and precise radiographic examinations to aid in the diagnosis and treatment of patients.

Assist in the treatment of diseases, and infections of the cardiopulmonary system, such as lung cancer, asthma, emphysema, bronchitis, and pneumonia are core responsibilities of those who complete this degree. The curriculum includes general science education and professional subjects in the first three years. While the final year focuses on clinical immersion at an accredited training pulmonary laboratory with rotational duties in different sections of one or more hospitals such as pulmonary diagnostics, general respiratory care, pulmonary rehabilitation, adult intensive care unit, neonatal and pediatric critical care unit, and the sleep laboratory.