University of Luzon Congratulates its 12 New Registered Civil Engineers in March 2026 Licensure Examination

The pursuit of professional excellence in engineering continues to yield remarkable results as civil engineering students from the University of Luzon College of Engineering and Architecture successfully passed the March 2026 Civil Engineering Licensure Examination. Their achievement reflects the dedication, perseverance, and commitment that define the University’s pursuit of academic excellence and professional education.

The Professional Regulation Commission recently released the official results, recognizing 12 newly registered Civil Engineers from the University of Luzon. This milestone highlights the institution’s continuing commitment to developing future engineers equipped with the skills, technical competence, and ethical foundation needed to address real-world challenges.

Through a learning environment that emphasizes innovation, critical thinking, and industry-relevant instruction, the University prepares graduates to excel in the profession and contribute meaningfully to nation-building. The achievement also reflects the collective efforts of students, faculty, and academic leaders in upholding high standards of engineering education.

The University likewise extends its heartfelt congratulations to Dean Geronimo Carvajal, the faculty members, and the staff of the College of Engineering and Architecture for their unwavering guidance and dedication in nurturing future engineering professionals. Their mentorship continues to strengthen the University’s tradition of producing graduates who are prepared for professional practice and lifelong learning.

This achievement reflects the University of Luzon’s commitment to advancing the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals through excellence in engineering education and professional preparation. SDG 4: Quality Education is advanced by providing professional education that equips future engineers with the knowledge, technical expertise, and professional competence required for lifelong success. SDG 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth is strengthened by developing human capital that contributes to workforce excellence and economic development. SDG 9: Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure is reinforced by preparing engineers whose expertise supports innovation, resilient infrastructure, and sustainable technological progress.