Eastern Visayas State University

EASTERN VISAYAS STATE UNIVERSITY

Email: president@evsu.edu.ph

Overview

Eastern Visayas State University (EVSU) is a public state university located in Tacloban City, Philippines, and is one of the major higher education institutions serving the Eastern Visayas region. It provides advanced education, professional and technological training, as well as research and extension services across a wide range of academic fields, including engineering, architecture, education, business, science, and technology.

With its main campus in Tacloban and several campuses throughout the region, EVSU plays an important role in expanding access to quality higher education and supporting regional development. The university emphasizes academic excellence, community engagement, and practical, industry-relevant learning to prepare graduates for professional practice and public service.

Key strength of Eastern Visayas State University includes:

1. Strong engineering and technology programs: EVSU is well known in the region for its engineering, architecture, and technology-oriented courses.

2. Wide regional access: Multiple campuses across Eastern Visayas State University increase access to higher education for students outside the main urban center.

3. Public mandate and affordability: As a state university, EVSU provides relatively affordable education aligned with national and regional development goals.

4. Community and industry engagement: Emphasis on extension services, applied research, and industry-relevant training supports local development and employability.

Academic Calendars

The academic year at Eastern Visayas State University is divided into two semesters:

Spring Semester:

1. Nomination and Application Deadline: October - December

2. Semester Start: Early March

3. Semester End: Late June - Early July

Fall Semester:

1. Nomination and Application Deadline: April - June

2. Semester Start: Early September

3. Semester End: Late December - Early January

Orientation for international students is conducted a week before each semester, covering essential topics such as course registration, cultural adaptation, and campus facilities.