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Faculty of Engineering

Faculty of Engineering

Degree Programs

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Faculty of Engineering (1907)

Degree Programs

Bachelor of Science in Chemical EngineeringÌý(4 years)

Tracks: Food Engineering; Environmental Management; Energy Engineering; Biotechnology; and Materials Science and Engineering

Bachelor of Science in Civil EngineeringÌý(4 years)

Tracks:ÌýConstruction Engineering and Management;ÌýGeotechnical Engineering;ÌýStructural Engineering;ÌýTransportation Engineering; andÌýWater Resources Engineering

Bachelor of Science in Electrical EngineeringÌý(4 years)

Tracks: Power Systems Track; Renewable Energy and Energy Management

Bachelor of Science in Electronics EngineeringÌý(4 years)

Tracks: Information and Communications Technology; Instrumentation and Control Systems; and Microelectronics

Bachelor of Science in Industrial EngineeringÌý(4 years)

Tracks: Production Engineering; Quality Engineering; Operations Research and Analytics; and Service Engineering

Bachelor of Science in Mechanical EngineeringÌý(4 years)

Tracks: Engineering Design and Consultancy; Automotive Engineering; and Manufacturing Engineering

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Vision, Mission, Goals, & Objectives

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Vision, Mission, Goals, & Objectives

Vision

To be a premier Catholic institution in engineering education, research, and innovation in the Asia-Pacific Region

Mission

The Faculty of Engineering is committed to the pursuit of truth and the formation of technically competent engineers and technologists imbued with Christian values needed for the service of the Church, the nation, and the global community.

Goals
  1. To assure the integral formation of its members by promoting a dialogue between faith and science
  2. To cultivate religious values, as well as a sense of professionalism, honesty, and commitment
  3. To promote technical excellence, quality, and productivity
  4. To develop logical and critical thinking through problem solving
  5. To raise the level of concern for the environment while adapting to the rapid technological changes
  6. To inculcate a sense of nationalism and pride in the Filipino
  7. To serve as an instrument in the building of the Church and Society
Objectives
  1. To enable the engineering student to achieve maximum professional competence, which his aptitude and native intelligence will allow.
  2. To develop in its students an incorruptible sense of professional ethics and the right social conscience based on a strong faith in God.
  3. To inculcate in its community interest in the natural arts, culture, and heritage, and an active concern for the environment.Ìý

Program / Department Recognitions

Program / Department Recognitions

Accreditation

Full Accreditation

Level III Accreditation

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Student Organizations

Patron

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Student Organizations

Engineering Student Council

American Society of Heating, Refrigerating, and Air-Conditioning Engineers – UST Student Branch (ASHRAE)

Association of Civil Engineering Students (ACES)

Cisco Networking Academy Gateway

Engineering Dance Troupe

Industrial Engineering Circle

Network of Electronics Engineering Students – UST Chapter (NECES)

Operations Research Society of the Philippines – UST Chapter

UST One Voice Engineering Chorale

UST Chemical Engineering Society

UST Electrical Engineering Circuit

UST Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineering Student Branch

Pax Romana – Engineering Unit

UST Red Cross Youth Council – Engineering Unit

Rotaract Club – Engineering Unit

Patron

BL. JORDAN OF SAXONY

Patron of the UST Faculty of Engineering

Feast Day: February 13Ìý

Blessed Jordan of Saxony came from a noble German family. He finished his studies at the University of Paris, where he met the newly established Dominican Order founded by St. Dominic de Guzman.

Inspired by Reginald of Orleans, he joined the Order to finally fulfill God’s spiritual calling. Shortly after Saint Dominic’s death on August 6, 1221, he was elected as the Master General of the Order, which was on its sixth year.

Known for his charisma, it was known that the people were never the same again after their encounter with this Dominican Preacher.Ìý Jordan certainly had the gift, the energy, and the ability to challenge one’s thoughts, which encouraged the people to contemplate their existence and understand the Word of the Lord.

Despite his strict disciplinarian values which he was known for, many still saw Blessed Jordan as someone overflowing with kindness. While he was around the town teaching, many people were drawn to him. One of the notable people who became a part of the Order was Albertus Magnus,Ìý who was later on honored as a Doctor of the Church.

On his way to Palestine, he died in a shipwreck in 1357. Blessed Jordan of Saxony was venerated by Pope Leo XII in 1825.

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References:

  • Dominican Sisters of Saint Cecilia. (n.d.) . Accessed on December 14, 2015
  • Dominican Province of Saint Dominic. (2012). (1190-1237). Accessed on December 14, 2015.

Zoomed In

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Administrators

Rev. Fr. Roberto L. Luanzon, O.P., SThD, DL

Regent

Department Chairpersons

Faculty Council

Faculty Council

Rev. Fr. Roberto L. Luanzon, Jr., O.P., SThD, DL

Member (Ex-Officio)

Supervisors

Asst. Prof. Gabriel Rodnei M. Geslani, MSc

Laboratory Supervisor, Physics

Engr. John Enoch T. Grajeda, RMEE

Laboratory Supervisor, Machine Shop

Engr. Jehiel D. Santos, MPhil

Laboratory Supervisor, Computer

Asst. Prof. Amante T. Garcia, MSc, PECE

Program Supervisor, Cisco

Assoc. Prof. Dolores S.D. Cleofas, PhD, ASEAN Engr.

Student Academic Advising and other Services (SAAS)

Engr. Marvin L. Samaniego, MSc

Engineering Pre-Major Year Collaborative (EPYC)

Asst. Prof. Christabel Jane P. Rubio, PhD

Engineering Accreditation and Continuous Quality Improvement Program (EACQuIP)

Coordinators

Guidance Counselors

Guidance Counselors

Ms. Khristine Lorraine C. Lim, MA, RGC

Mechanical Engineering

Civil Engineering

Ms. Naomi N. Rosales, MA, RGC

Electrical Engineering

Electronics Engineering

Ms. Riechell E. Testor, MA, RGC

Chemical Engineering

Industrial Engineering

Support Staff

Support Staff

Mr. Edwin G. Antonio

Office Secretary

Ms. Jennifer C. del Rosario

Office Clerk

Mr. Marco Antonio A. Fuentes

Office Clerk

Mr. Mark Jaycob I. dela Cruz

General Clerk

Mr. Reinerio Maynard I. Gabilo

Utility Clerk

Mr. Allen Randall P. Dagdagan

Computer Laboratory Technician

Mr. Rizalex G. Leaño

Computer Laboratory Technician

Mr. Danilo S. Pareño

Computer Laboratory Technician

Mr. Geronimo M. Ponce Jr.

Computer Laboratory Technician

Mr. Randy P. Arcega

Laboratory Assistant

Mr. Claudillo B. Bagadiong

Laboratory Assistant

Mr. Mahar B. Banawa

Laboratory Assistant

Mr. Jonathan C. Bartolome

Laboratory Assistant

Mr. Buenaventura C. Cave Jr.

Laboratory Assistant

Mr. Ronaldo B. Frias

Laboratory Assistant

Mr. Oliver P. Granada

Laboratory Assistant

Mr. Manuel Angelo R. Guinto II

Laboratory AssistantÌý

Mr. Conrado L. Halili

Laboratory Assistant

Mr. Leandro C. Labanda

Laboratory Assistant

Mr. Arsenio S. Medel

Laboratory Assistant

Mr. Wendell B. Naguit

Laboratory Assistant

Mr. Alex Roland B. Realco Jr.

Laboratory Assistant

Mr. Dan Jay R. Sisayan

Laboratory Assistant

Mr. Jesus T. Tardecilla

Laboratory Assistant

Mr. Rizalindo S. Tuazon

Laboratory Assistant

Mr. Elmer M. Villafuerte

Laboratory Assistant

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