Start your engineering journey with a program designed for innovation, hands‑on learning, and real‑world development—only at University of Perpetual Help System DALTA, Molino Campus.
Bridge the gap between hardware and software with a Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering (BSCpE)—a forward-thinking program that prepares students to design intelligent systems, develop embedded technologies, and lead innovations in computing and electronics. This CHED-recognized course equips future computer engineers in the Philippines with the skills to thrive in today’s digital economy.
The Bachelor of Science in Criminology (BSCrim) at University of Perpetual Help System DALTA — Calamba Campus is designed to equip students with theoretical foundations and practical training in criminal investigation, forensic science, criminal law, and correctional administration. Students receive hands-on learning through simulations, laboratory work, and supervised field practice.
Sample core courses by year (may change — refer to the College for the official curriculum):
UPHSD Calamba follows strict academic quality standards and aligns with CHED requirements for criminology education. The program ensures readiness for the Criminology Licensure Examination and equips graduates with essential competencies for justice and safety agencies.
Ready to pursue your passion and build your future? Apply to a program at the Molino Campus of the University of Perpetual Help System DALTA or schedule a campus visit to learn more about your opportunities.
Campus Address:
Salawag-Zapote Road, Molino 3, City of Bacoor, 4102
Phone:
(046) 477-0602 local 112 | 0927-733-4438
Email:
admission.molino@perpetualdalta.edu.ph
Students access dedicated electronics labs, embedded systems benches, FPGA and microcontroller workstations, computer networking labs, software development environments, and simulation tools for circuit and system design.
The program partners with technology firms, manufacturing companies, and telecom providers for internships, capstone sponsorships, and joint R&D projects — giving students exposure to real engineering workflows and professional mentorship.
Most students complete the program in 4 years; some curricula include a 5th year depending on accreditation, internships, or specialization tracks. Confirm the exact credit requirements with the College of Engineering.
Yes — the program includes extensive lab work in electronics, embedded systems, FPGA/PLD development, and networking labs.
Graduates work in embedded systems, firmware development, VLSI/IC design, telecommunications, network engineering, systems integration, testing, and R&D.
For detailed program inquiries, faculty list, tuition rates, or to schedule a campus tour, contact the Molino admissions office.
