The Electronics Engineering program integrates available and emerging technologies with the knowledge of mathematics, natural, social and applied sciences to conceptualize, design and implement new, improved, or innovative electronic, computer and communication systems, devices, goods, services, and processes (RA 9292, 2004).
Prepares students for a wide range of Career Opportunities
An ever-growing College that started from the Pampanga Campus and has now expanded to the Quezon City Campus
OLFU Facilities
Career Opportunities
Telecommunications Engineer
Computer Network Engineer
Product or Test Engineer in Semiconductor Industry
Biomedical Engineer
Information and Communications Technology Specialist
Instrumentation Engineer
Computer Network Engineer
Broadcast Engineer
Product or Test Engineer in Semiconductor Industry
Research and Development Engineer
Instrumentation Engineer
Broadcast Engineer
Research and Development Engineer
Academician/ Researcher
Engineer in Maritime and Aeronautical Services
Information and Communications Technology Specialist
Biomedical Engineer
Academician/ Researcher
Engineer in Maritime and Aeronautical Services
Employment for electrical and electronics engineers is expected to grow by 9% from 2023 to 2033, outpacing the average job growth rate.
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
GRADUATE TESTIMONIALS
“Beyond academics, I found a supportive community of professors, mentors, and classmates who encouraged collaboration, resilience, and continuous learning. Para sa akin these people did not simply teach engineering concepts—they prepared me to become a responsible and competent engineer.”
– Engr. Cayenne Philip P. Doronila, IoT Solutions Engineer, Batch 2025
“As one of the pioneer students in this program, we have to adapt to every situation. But thanks to the unwavering support and guidance of our instructors, we were able to overcome every problem encountered. The department worked to ensure that every opportunity that came would be taken, and I’m proud to say that everything went well.”
– Engr. Aron Charles M. Mallari, Service Engineer, Batch 2024
“OLFU COE believed in me before I fully believed in myself. Within its halls, I never experienced discrimination, only opportunities to grow beyond my limitations. Also, through the University’s scholarship, I was able to pursue my dreams despite financial challenges.”
– Steven Lee S. Aranjuez, Batch 2026
“My ECE journey wasn’t perfect, but it was definitely worth it. There were many times when I felt tired, stressed, and even thought about giving up because of all the projects, exams, and deadlines. But every challenge became a lesson, and every setback became another reason to keep going. What made this journey special were the people I met along the way.”
– Dann Royd E. De Castro, Batch 2026
“In a world filled with uncertainty and constant change, my journey as an Electronics Engineering student at Our Lady of Fatima University has prepared me with more than enough knowledge, skills, and the resilience to face challenges with confidence. I’m thankful for the opportunities, experiences, and the lessons that I’ve encountered that have shaped me into who I am today.”
– Bill Anthony B. Cabaddo, Batch 2026
“Every lesson, every challenge, and every achievement at Our Lady of Fatima University has prepared me for the future. Thank you for shaping my character, nurturing my growth, and helping me become the person I am today. I will always be proud to be part of the OLFU community.”
– Denmark D. Jimenez, Batch 2026
“Being an engineering student is hard, but Our Lady of Fatima makes it easy. Very hands-on professor, from theoretical to practical activities. The equipment is not for display; you can use it, even the expensive equipment you can try. That is one thing you need to consider for your future work.
– Edgardo C. Lacson II, Batch 2026
“My journey as an ECE student at OLFU-QC wasn’t easy, but it was one of the most rewarding experiences of my life. There were countless sleepless nights, challenging projects, difficult exams, and moments when I doubted myself. However, every challenge became an opportunity to learn, grow, and become stronger. I am also thankful to the ECE faculty members for their patience, guidance, and dedication in helping us grow both academically and personally. Thank you for believing in us and inspiring us to strive for excellence.”
