School of Science and Engineering

SOSE
ACADEMICS DIRECTORY

The School of Science and Engineering envisions itself to be a recognized Southeast Asian center of higher learning with academic leaders engaged in service to the nation and global community through science, technology and innovation.

We move towards this vision through four main priority areas of research chosen because of their relevance in building our nation. These are Disaster Science and Mitigation, Environment, Health, and Science and Mathematics Education. Our research projects on these areas are interdisciplinary and funding in the last three years have totaled to over 300 M pesos.

These projects are run by eight departments working together seamlessly. Five of these departments are CHED Centers of Excellence and two are CHED Centers of Development.

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Biology
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Chemistry
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Electronics, Computer, and Communications Engineering
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Environmental Science
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Health Sciences
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Information Systems and Computer Science
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Mathematics
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Physics

Events

SOSE News

Chitosan grating made from discarded crab shells

SOSE research on bioplastics from discarded crab shells featured in international science news

A team of researchers composed of Dr Efren Gumayan (Department of Physics), Dr Ian Ken Dimzon (Department of Chemistry), and Dr Raphael A Guerrero (Department...

Close up of University seal and logo at Xavier Hall

Officer-in-Charge, Office of the Vice President for Higher Education (Memo U2425-058)

(Memo # U2425-058) I would like to inform the community that Dr Maria Luz C Vilches, Vice President for Higher Education, will be away from 12 to 13 November 2024.

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Adjustment of Early Enlistment Schedule for the Second Semester, SY 2024-2025

TO: Department Chairs and Program Directors Undergraduate Students FROM: (Sgd) Marlene M.De Leon, PhD University Registrar SUBJECT: Adjustment of Early Enlistment Schedule for the Second...

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Two Pseudo-nitzschia diatom species identified in Luzon

P. pungens and P. brasiliana can produce a neurotoxin that may cause severe sickness and permanent short-term memory loss.