In the November 2024 Civil Engineering Board exams, three Thomasians made the cut in the topnotchers list. Jeriko
Engr. John Paul “JP” Pe, BS Civil Engineering Alumnus Class 1987 and former President of the University of
Engr. Jonas Aldrin W. Abad, an alumnus of the BS Civil Engineering program of the Faculty of Engineering,
On July 25, 2023, the University of Santo Tomas feted forty-three (43) teaching and non-teaching academic staff who
Engr. Mark Elson Lucio, MSCE of the Department of Civil Engineering took his oath as the New President
The University of Santo Tomas was among the universities ranked by EduRank 2023, an independent rankings agency for
The Faculty of Engineering, represented by Asst. Prof. Ma. Luisa Asilo, Faculty Secretary, Engr. Kyra Kamille Toledo, Coordinator
On August 21, 2019, Prof. Karen S. Santiago, PhD, Associate Director of the Office of International Relations and
On the part of Brocal and Garcia, who both qualified for the BS-MS Civil Engineering accelerated program, they
The Faculty of Engineering sent six faculty members on Study Leave this First Term of AY 2017-2018, four
With the theme “Gurong May Dignidad, Turong May Kalidad” (A Teacher with Dignity, Teaching with Quality), the 18th
The PTC is the umbrella organization of all the Engineering Professional organizations duly recognized by the Professional Regulation
TECHNICAL PANELS Architecture, Fine Arts, and Other Related ProgramsAssoc. Prof. Lilia C. de Jesus, PhD (College of Fine Arts
BS Civil Engineering students were recognized during the September 10-11, 2016 Introducing and Demonstrating Earthquake and Engineering Research
All six (6) programs of the UST Faculty of Engineering received accreditation from the Philippine Technological Council, the
Last August 23, 2015, the Association of Civil Engineering Students (ACES) of the Department of Civil Engineering hosted
As part of its internalization efforts, the Faculty of Engineering of the University of Santo Tomas, Manila, Philippines
On May 18, 2015 (Monday), the UST Faculty of Engineering received news that all its six degree programs—Civil,
