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

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SOSE News

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ECCE's Recto elected Second Vice President of PAES for 2024-2026

Dr King Harold A Recto, a faculty member of the Electronics, Computer, and Communications Engineering (ECCE) Department of Ateneo de Manila University, has been elected...

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ECCE student and faculty win Second Best Paper at 6th International Conference on Automation, Mechatronics, and Robotics

Ateneo de Manila University’s Electronics, Computer, and Communications Engineering (ECCE) department celebrated a major achievement as Mr Emilio Perez, and Dr King Harold Recto (adviser)...

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The Rizal Library Board (HE Memo#Y2.70)

HE Memo#Y2.70 26 Oct 2024 TO: The Higher Education Community FROM: [Sgd] Maria Luz C Vilches, PhD Vice President for Higher Education SUBJECT: The Rizal...

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Ateneo researchers probe mechanical properties of stardust

New research from Ateneo de Manila University could pave the way for more durable versions of silicon carbide (SiC), a semiconductive ceramic material found mostly in space that has applications in everything from computer chips to spaceships.