Eastern Visayas State University

Eastern Visayas State University (EVSU) in Tacloban City, Leyte, Philippines stands as a vital institution dedicated to fostering and expanding knowledge within the region of the Visayas through its diverse academic offerings. Established in 1907, EVSU is a Non-profit public university with significant funding primarily sourced from partnerships across the nation. Serving a substantial student population numbering around 252,000 at its main campus, it boasts an enrollment of approximately 68% as of recent figures, reflecting the region's diverse demographics and needs. EVSU is committed to offering a wide array of programs across various disciplines, including education, business, arts, engineering, and sciences, acknowledging the importance of both specialized and general studies.

The university places strong emphasis on nurturing student success, with a notable high degree attainment rate reaching nearly 90%. The institution actively cultivates an environment that encourages intellectual curiosity and innovation, reflecting its commitment to academic rigor and practical application of knowledge. EVSU is distinguished by its graduate programs, which include PhDs in Administration and Management. It also provides substantial opportunities for undergraduate students through a range of specialized degrees across various disciplines, designed to meet the demands of both local and national economic developments. Through continuous improvement, EVSU has been recognized as a regional institution offering exceptional academic experiences.

The university’s strategic location within Tacloban City positions it at the heart of Leyte Province, contributing significantly to the socioeconomic landscape of this region. EVSU is dedicated to providing accessible educational opportunities that empower individuals and prepares students for careers across diverse sectors through its diverse range of subjects which includes Bachelor, Master and Phd degrees in many fields including applied sciences, business administration, arts education, engineering technology, environmental science, and more.