Mapúa Malayan Colleges Laguna In Collaboration with Arizona State University

Mapua Malayan Colleges Laguna (MMCL) is a wholly owned subsidiary of Mapúa University. Driven by passion for knowledge, it was established to extend the quality of education Mapúa is known for.

With Mapúa University’s greatness embedded in its DNA, MMCL brings world-class education to senior high school and college students in the South, particularly in CALABARZON, while responding to the challenges of globalization in order to produce graduates who are at par with their foreign counterparts.

The campus is located in Cabuyao, Laguna, Philippines where several science and industrial parks are situated. With this excellent location, students are prepared in the actual, technology-driven industries through on-the-job trainings and apprenticeships even during their mid- academic years.

The institution has been gaining recognition all over the country even with just 13 years in the academe.

These milestones include an outstanding reputation in local and national competitions and quiz bowls, as well as excellent passing rates in board and certification exams, including the Mechanical Engineering Licensure Exam, for which MMCL ranked as a top performing school in February and August 2019.

Now a household name for Excellence and Virtue, MMCL has reached another breakthrough as it ranked and maintained its position as the number 1 private school in the region for Engineering since 2016, as ranked according to board exam performance by FindUniversity.ph, and yet another when it was granted Autonomous Status by the Commission on Higher Education, as per CHED Memorandum Order No. 12,

Series of 2019.

MMCL is also ever persistent in producing exam topnotchers and competent professionals in various fields who prove that graduating from a young school is never a disadvantage.

Through its promising track record, exceptional quality of learning, and first-rate features, MMCL goes on with its vision to be a global steeple of excellence, placing our students in the lead.