CoE Goal

To produce globally competitive, innovative, and socially responsible engineers committed to excellence, sustainability, and national development.

CoE Objectives 

• Deliver Quality Education: Provide outcomes-based and industry-aligned engineering programs that develop technical expertise, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills. 
• Foster Innovation and Research: Encourage research, development, and innovation that address real-world challenges and contribute to technological advancement. 
• Promote Ethical and Responsible Practice: Instill values of professionalism, integrity, and social responsibility in all engineering disciplines. 
• Support Lifelong Learning and Leadership: Develop future leaders through continuous learning, leadership training, and community engagement. 
• Strengthen Industry and Global Linkages: Build strong partnerships with industry, government, and academic institutions to enhance learning, employment, and research opportunities.

College History

Blueprint of Excellence: The College of Engineering Through the Years

As the country’s National Engineering University, the College of Engineering at Batangas State University stands as a testament to the Philippines’ pursuit of excellence in innovation, with a rich history marked by continuous growth and transformative development.

The college traces its roots back to 1985, when it was established as the Engineering Department, laying the foundation for engineering education at the university. In 1992, it was renamed simply as Engineering, signifying its emergence as a distinct academic unit. By 1997, with the introduction of architecture programs, the college expanded and became the College of Engineering and Architecture (CEA).

In 2000, the institution broadened its academic portfolio to include fine arts, adopting the name College of Engineering, Architecture and Fine Arts (CEAFA). This growth continued in 2006 with the inclusion of computing sciences, prompting another renaming as the College of Engineering, Architecture, Fine Arts, and Computing Sciences (CEAFACS).

However, in 2013, the college returned to the title College of Engineering, Architecture and Fine Arts (CEAFA), reflecting a refined focus on its core disciplines. Most recently, in 2022—following Batangas State University’s designation as the Philippines’ National Engineering University—the college embraced a streamlined identity as the College of Engineering (COE), reinforcing its leadership role in shaping the future of engineering education in the country.

This dynamic evolution underscores the college’s adaptability, resilience, and steadfast commitment to addressing the ever-changing educational needs of its students and the broader community.