Philippine State College of Aeronautics is a state college in the Philippines, offering courses in aeronautical sciences and related disciplines.
It was established in 1968, and now extends across five campuses and one extension campus. It acquired its first trainer plane – a donation from a local senator – in 1997, and a second shortly afterwards.
Academic courses are offered across four faculties: the institute of engineering and technology; the institute of computer studies; the institute of graduate studies; and the institute of liberal arts and sciences. All four faculties focus on aviation: the faculty of liberal arts and sciences offers degrees in subjects such as aviation communication, aviation safety and security management and aviation tourism.
Extracurricular activities are organised by students, with support from the university. These include social, cultural and sporting events.
Graduates go on to work for employers including Philippines Air, SIA Engineering and Honeywell.
