Employability of Graduates of the Electronics Engineering Program at Notre Dame of Dadiangas University

This study examined the employability of Electronics Engineering graduates of Notre Dame of Dadiangas University (NDDU) from 2012 to 2022. The study used a descriptive-correlational research approach which allows for a thorough investigation of the variables influencing BSECE graduates' employability. The study looked at how graduates' career outcomes relate to the competencies they acquired while enrolled in the BSECE program. The findings revealed a high employment rate among BSECE graduates, indicating favorable job prospects. Marital status influenced employability, with married male graduates having more opportunities and networking advantages. Age also played a role in employability outcomes, with work experience and adaptability being crucial. Advanced studies, training, and certifications enhanced job prospects, while self-employment demonstrated entrepreneurial initiatives. Analysis showed areas for improvement in system design and integration competencies. Practical application, problem-solving, and multi-disciplinary collaboration were suggested for enhancing technical skills. NDDU instilled valuable values like teamwork, communication, resilience, and responsibility, contributing to graduates' success. Although no significant relationship existed between employment status and competencies, strong competencies enhanced competitiveness. In conclusion, this research highlighted the employability of NDDU's BSECE graduates. The study suggested an employability program that will enhance technical competencies, create opportunities for hands-on application, and cultivate values that are favorable to graduates’ success in the professional sphere.