A Legacy of Innovation and Excellence

The College of Engineering and Architecture (CEA) traces its roots to 1963 when the University established its engineering programs in response to the growing demand for technical professionals capable of contributing to regional and national development.

The Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering was the first complete degree program offered by the college. Since producing its pioneering graduates in 1968, the college has continuously expanded its academic offerings, modernized its facilities, and strengthened its commitment to quality education.

Through the years, the college introduced additional programs in engineering, architecture, and technology to meet the changing needs of industry and society. These programs have equipped students with the technical knowledge, practical skills, and professional values necessary to excel in their chosen fields.

Today, the College of Engineering and Architecture remains a recognized center for innovation, research, and professional development. Its graduates continue to make significant contributions in infrastructure development, architectural design, construction management, environmental sustainability, and technological advancement both locally and internationally.

Guided by its tradition of academic excellence and service, the college continues to shape future engineers and architects who are committed to building resilient communities and designing a sustainable future.