PTC ACBET Accredited Engineering Programs
The Philippines Technological Council (PTC) through its Accreditation and Certification Board for Engineering and Technology (or “ACBET”) accredits engineering programs in accordance with the policies, processes and procedures, and authorities as spelled out in its Certification and Accreditation System for Engineering Education (or “CASEE”).
The engineering programs listed below have been accredited by the PTC and are recognized as meeting the initial academic requirements for engineers in the Philippines. The list is updated as of December 31, 2023.
The list includes the following:
Table A – ACCREDITED ENGINEERING PROGRAMS (BS DEGREE LEVEL) UNDER TIER 1
Table B – ACCREDITED ENGINEERING PROGRAMS (BS DEGREE LEVEL) UNDER TIER 2
| INSTITUTION/CAMPUS | DEGREE TITLE | ENGINEERING PROGRAM | ACCREDITED SINCE | ACCREDITATION TERM THIS PERIOD | YEAR OF NEXT REVIEW | TYPE OF NEXT REVIEW |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| On-going process of Tier Classification Evaluation and Program Accreditation Review | ||||||
Table C – HISTORICAL LIST OF ACCREDITED ENGINEERING PROGRAMS WITH DISCONTINUED ACCREDITATION
The following engineering programs have been granted FULL ACCREDITATION for the 5 year program by the Accreditation and Certification Board for Engineering & Technology (ACBET) of the Philippine Technological Council.
B) PROGRAMS WITH PARTIAL ACCREDITATION:
The following engineering programs have been granted PARTIAL ACCREDITATION by the Accreditation and Certification Board for Engineering & Technology (ACBET) of the Philippine Technological Council. These programs will undergo interim review upon the request of the institution.
C) PROGRAMS PREVIOUSLY ACCREDITED BUT ACCREDITATION DISCONTINUED.
The following engineering programs have discontinued accreditation based on the request of the institution providers.
International Recognition of PTC Accredited Engineering Programs
The international recognition of accredited engineering programs is being provided through the Washington Accord whose signatories have undertaken to make every reasonable effort to ensure that the bodies responsible for registering or licensing engineering role to practice in its country or territory mutually recognize the substantial equivalence of engineering academic programs accredited by the other Accord signatories.
Currently PTC is a Provisional Member of the Accord. As such, PTC accredited engineering programs may not be conferred recognition for substantial equivalence under the Accord nor is PTC required to recognize the programs accredited by other Accord signatories.