Civil engineering

Cebu’s Civil Engineering Stars Shine Bright with Navy and New Cars!

Unveiling Cebu's finest civil engineers, Navy dreams, and exciting rewards!

Cebu, the island that boasts breathtaking beaches and vibrant culture, is also making waves in the world of civil engineering! Among the latest headlines is Seth Wilson, a senior at the University of Toledo, who is about to turn his lifelong dream into reality. Through the Baccalaureate Degree Completion Program, Seth gears up for an exciting career as a student naval aviator after graduating on December 14. His journey serves as a reminder that education can truly pave the way for extraordinary opportunities, even taking flight literally!

Meanwhile, the engineering landscapes are shifting with CHA’s recent acquisition of Civil Engineering Consulting Services, Inc. This deal adds a promising transportation engineering firm to CHA's roster, bolstering its capabilities with an impressive team of 85 professionals based in Columbia, South Carolina. As the complexities of infrastructure grow, this acquisition ensures that both experienced and fresh graduates will have numerous avenues to explore advancements in their field.

Turning our attention to the Philippines, specifically Cebu, the latest Civil Engineers Licensure Exam unveiled some remarkable achievements. A recent report revealed that a University of Cebu (UC) graduate topped the November 2024 Civil Engineers Licensure Exam with a stellar score of 93.25 percent, bagging not just praise but a brand-new car as a reward! Three other graduates from Cebu schools shone brightly, securing spots in the top ten, showcasing the strength of civil engineering programs in the region. The pride of Cebu is palpable, and we can't help but wonder how many more dreams will be ignited by such incredible achievements.

In the broader context of civil engineering, innovations are on the rise! Exciting projects are underway exploring robotics in civil engineering, such as the work being developed by researcher Wei Li, who is creating tactile sensing robots. These groundbreaking advancements are particularly important as they promise to enhance construction processes and improve safety measures. Furthermore, the Navy recently made headlines by tapping a Black civil engineer for an admiral position, highlighting diversity in high-ranking roles within engineering. Innovations like robotics paired with inspiring stories like Seth and other graduates show that the future of civil engineering is not just about building structures, it's also about building dreams!

Speaking of dreams, let’s not forget about the impressive feats made by Thomasians as three alumni from the University of Santo Tomas broke into the top 10 of the November and December licensure examinations for civil engineers. This shows a bright future for engineering education in the Philippines. And as we continue to witness tremendous progress in the engineering landscape, let’s keep our eyes on the horizon and celebrate the immense potential waiting to be unleashed by the next wave of civil engineers!