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The College of Management and Economics (CME) integrates principles of management, economics and governance to equip students with relevant knowledge, skills and values so that they may become experts in responding to pressing development issues. The College offers both undergraduate and graduate programs that are avenues for professional growth and educating future leaders in management, economics and development studies. With our competent faculty and staff, national and international linkages, and available facilities, graduates from CME are expected to meet the changing demands of their future jobs and be competitive in their chosen field. 

The College has attained a Level IV Reaccredited Status in the Bachelor of Science in Agribusiness and in the Master of Science in Agricultural Economics program. The Accrediting Agency for Chartered Colleges and Universities in the Philippines, Inc. (AACCUP) grants a Level IV status, the highest level, to programs that are outstanding in instruction, research, extension, and linkages, among other areas.

CME is composed of four academic units: (i) Department of Business and Management, (ii) Department of Economics, (iii) Department of Tourism and  Hospitality Management; and (iv) Institute of Strategic Research and Development Studies.

Vision, Mission, and Goals


Degree Offerings 

CME offers the following undergraduate and graduate degree programs. 

Undergraduate Degree Offerings 

Bachelor of Science in Agribusiness

Bachelor of Science in Hospitality Management

Bachelor of Science in Tourism Management
Bachelor of Science in Economics with majors in

             (i) Business Economics

            (ii) Environmental and Development Economics

Bachelor of Science in Agriculture major in Agricultural Economics

Graduate Degree Offerings 

Master of Management with majors in

             (i) Agribusiness

            (ii) Business Management

Master of Science in Development Sociology

Master of Science in Agricultural Economics

Master of Agricultural Development major in Agricultural Economics

Diploma in Land Administration and Management

Master in Land Administration and Management

Master of Science in Land Administration and Management

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The College of Forestry and Environmental Science has consistently produced graduates that are in demand in government and non-government agencies. Owing to their consistent high performance in licensure examinations, the College was recognized by the Commission on Higher Education as Center of Excellence in Forestry Education.

Vision, Mission and Goals


Degree Offerings

Master of Science:


Research Thrusts

  • Vegetation Science 
  • Agroforestry
  • Farm & Community Forestry
  • Socio-economic Forestry
  • Silviculture
  • Watershed Management
  • Tree Domestication & Local Knowledge
  • Parks & Wildlife
  • Rainforestation

Extension Activities

  • Community-Based Watershed Management Program for LGUs
  • LGU/GA/NGO/PO-Partnership
  • Agroforestry/Tree Rainforestation Demo Farm Development
  • Trainings/Workshops
  • Farm/Community Visitation and Consultation
  • on-Farm Participatory Research/Extension
  • Tree seedling production & dispersal
  • Linkaging/Networking

Facilities

CFNR HERBARIUM: Houses a collection of specimens of locally identified timber and lesser-known tree species (thru the ViSCA-Darwin Project)

CFNR WOOD LIBRARY: Houses a collection of wood samples of indigenous and exotic tree species for instruction

CFNR ARBORETUM: Contains a collection of identified native timber and lesser-known tree species

FOREST NURSERY: producing selected indigenous and exotic tree species to support agencies involved in reforestation and restoration of the environment

CA logoThe biggest and the oldest college of the Visayas State University, the College of Agriculture is known as one of the country's centers of excellence in agriculture and is the leading institution in the fields of plant and animal sciences, social science and development studies in the Visayas and Mindanao.

At present the College system has 7 academic departments. These include the following: Department of Animal Science (DAS), Department of Agronomy & Soil Science (DASS), Department of Development Communication (DDC), Department of Plant Breeding & Genetics (DPBG), Department of Horticulture (DOH), Department of Pest Management (DPM), and the Department of Food Science and Technology (DFST).

 

Vision

Center of Excellence in Agriculture

 

Mission

Attainment of highly competent human resource and scientific knowledge in agriculture and allied fields for sustained growth and development.

 

Goal

To serve as an effective vehicle for economic growth through relevant curricular offerings, generation of appropriate knowledge and technologies and establishment of vibrant linkages with non-governmental organizations (NGOs), peoples organizations (POs), and other government agencies (GAs).

 

Objectives

  1. To strive for excellence in agriculture education for regional and rural development.
  2. To sharpen its focus on impact programs and projects in instruction, research and the application of new knowledge for the well-being of the small Visayan farmers and rural farming families.
  3. To build enduring linkages with national and regional institutions and agencies for the promotion of relevant instruction, meaningful research, and effective transmission of useful knowledge in the farming communities in the Visayas.

 

Organizational Structure

Under the VSU system, the CA is structurally organized where the Dean is directly under the Office of the Director for Curriculum & Instruction (ODCI). Under the Dean are the Heads of various academic units. Assisting the Dean is the College Secretary along with the administrative support staff. The Dean oversees the overall operations of the units under its wings. Departments are under the leadership of a Head while the Institute is headed by a Director. The Heads and Director spearhead program planning and implementation in their respective units in consultation with their organic staff and stakeholders at large.

Currently, the Dean of the College is holding office at the second floor, FARMI building at the VSU main campus.

 

Manpower

The College has 81 faculty members with the following academic degrees: 40 Ph.D.; 33 M.S.; and 8 B.S.. It has a total of 28 administrative staff.

 

Philosophy

The College of Agriculture adheres to the philosophy of promoting and inculcating the core values of truth, knowledge, work and relevance. Its programs in Instruction, Research, Extension, and Production converge and complement each other to help make Philippine agriculture globally competitive and sustainable.

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The College of Engineering and Technology is one of the top-performing colleges in the university. It is recognized as the leading institution in the Visayas and Mindanao in the fields of agricultural engineering, geodetic engineering, civil engineering, mechanical engineering, and computer science and technology. It offers programs that are qualified by the Commission on Higher Education to be Centers of Excellence. Curricular programs in engineering are compliant to the Washington Accord requirements. The college has since produced graduates who top in licensure examinations. With its available facilities and resources for instruction and research, you are sure to build a strong future in engineering and computer science. 

Vision, Mission, and Goals


Courses Offered

Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Engineering
Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering
Bachelor of Science in Computer Science
Bachelor of Science in Geodetic Engineering
Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering
Bachelor of Science in Meteorology


Research and Development Agenda

  1. Energy Park

    Research in the field of renewable energy and organic-based agri ventures have been central to the college’s agenda. Owing to the growing knowledge in this area, the college is establishing an Energy Park that showcases applications of renewable technologies for educational, training, and eco-tourism purposes.

  2. Skills Training Program

    The college offers a skills training program in shielded metal arc welding and electrical installation and maintenance. Trainees who have successfully accomplished the training will receive a National Certificate that qualifies them to work in companies here and abroad.

  3. Development of engineering- and technology-based educational materials for secondary and college students

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College of Agriculture and Food Science

  • Department of Agronomy and Soil Science
  • Department of Animal Science
  • Department of Development Communication
  • Department of Food Science & Technology
  • Department of Horticulture
  • Department of Pest Management
  • Department of Plant Breeding and Genetics
 

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College of Education

  • Department of Science Education
  • Department of Community Development Education
  • Department of Family and Consumer Services
  • Institute of Human Kinetics
  • VSU Laboratory High School
  • National Service Training Program
 
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College of Engineering

  • Department of Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering
  • Department of Civil Engineering
  • Department of Computer Science and Technology
  • Department of Geodetic Engineering
  • Department of Mechanical Engineering
 
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College of Management and Economics

  • Department of Business and Management
  • Department of Consumer and Hospitality Management
  • Department of Economics
 
 College of Nursing College of Nursing
 
 CVM

College of Veterinary Medicine

  • Department of Basic Veterinary Sciences
  • Department of Veterinary Paraclinical and Clinical Sciences
 
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College of Arts and Sciences

  • Department of Biological Sciences
  • Department of Liberal Arts and Behavioral Sciences
  • Department of Mathematics, Physics and Statistics
  • Department of Pure and Applied Chemistry
 
 Tolosa College of Fisheries
(VSU-Tolosa Campus)
 
 Isabel College of Industrial Technology and Engineering
(VSU-Isabel Campus)
 
 Alangalang College of Environmental and Agricultural Technology
(VSU-Alangalang Campus)
 
 Villaba College of Education and Agricultural Technology
(VSU-Villaba Campus)
 
 IHK Institute of Human Kinetics
 
 ite Institute of Tropical Ecology and Environmental Management
 
 isrds Institute for Strategic Research and Development Studies
 
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Graduate School and
Open University (Distance Education Program)

 

CAFS

College of Agriculture and Food Science

 

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College of Education

  • Department of Teacher Education
  • Institute of Human Kinetics
  • VSU Laboratory High School
  • VSU Senior High School
 

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College of Engineering and Technology

  • Department of Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering
  • Department of Civil Engineering
  • Department of Computer Science and Technology
  • Department of Geodetic Engineering
  • Department of Mechanical Engineering
  • Department of Meteorology
 

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College of Forestry and Environmental Science

  • Department of Forest Science
  • Institute of Tropical Ecology & Environmental Management
 
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College of Management and Economics

  • Department of Business and Management
  • Department of Consumer and Hospitality Management
  • Department of Economics
  • Institute for Strategic Research and Development Studies
 

College of Nursing

College of Nursing
 

CVM

College of Veterinary Medicine

  • Department of Basic Veterinary Sciences
  • Department of Veterinary Clinical Sciences
  • Department of Veterinary Para-Clinical Sciences
 

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College of Arts and Sciences

  • Department of Arts Language and Literature
  • Department of Biological Sciences
  • Department of Biotechnology
  • Department of Mathematics
  • Department of Philosophy and Social Sciences
  • Department of Physics
  • Department of Pure and Applied Chemistry
  • Department of Statistics
 

Applicants seeking admission for graduate study must be a holder of a baccalaureate degree with a Grade Point Average (GPA) of at least 2.00 or equivalent. However, applicants with a GPA lower than the prescribed rating may be admitted on a probationary status.

Applicants are also required to submit the following requirements:

  • Accomplished application forms (GS Form No. 1);
  • Candid Appraisal from at least two (2) persons, former professors and a supervisor (GS Form No. 2);
  • A non-refundable application fee of P100.00 or $10.00 in postal money order remitted to Visayas State University;
  • Certificate of English Proficiency or an acceptable score in TOEFL for for foreign applicants;
  • Seven (7) copies of Personal History Statement (PHS) and notarized affidavit of support authenticated by the Philippine Mission Abroad (PMA) for foreign applicants.

PHS forms can be secured from the University Registrar or the PMA.


 School Fees

A. Application for admission fee PHP100.00
B. Tuition fee
  • Scheme A (Annual)
  • Scheme B (Semestral)
 
  • PHP200.00/unit
  • PHP300.00/unit
C. Miscellaneous
  • Deposit*
  • Library Fee
  • Publication
  • Medical/Dental Fee
  • Registration/Matriculation Fee
  • VSU ID*
  • Educational Development Fee
  • Facilities Improvement Fee
  • Cultural Fee
  • Entrance Fee*
     
  • PHP150.00/sem
  • PHP120.00/sem
  • PHP100.00/sem
  • PHP100.00/sem
  • PHP100.00/sem
  • PHP100.00
  • PHP150.00
  • PHP100.00
  • PHP50.00
  • PHP100.00
C. Other fees
  • Residence fee
  • Special problem completion
  • Examination fee (Comprehensive/Final Exam)
 
  • PHP350.00
  • PHP350.00
  • PHP6000.00

Non-registration-related fees

Graduation fee PHP300.00
Diploma fee PHP300.00
Alumni legacy fund PHP350.00
Fee for change of program/degree PHP25.00

 

*For new students only

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The College of Education is paving the ground to become the center of excellence in teacher education. Recently, it qualified for a Level IV Reaccreditation in Bachelor of Elementary Education, Bachelor of Secondary Education, and Master of Education from the Accrediting Agency of Chartered Colleges and Universities in the Philippines, Inc. (AACCUP). With our competent faculty and quality student development programs, graduates are equipped with the competence in teaching, as well as in implementing research and extension initiatives.  

Vision, Mission, and Goals


Degree Offerings

Master of Education (MEd) with majors in:

Research and Development Agenda

The College of Education's research activities are focused in the following areas:

  1. Curriculum studies in higher education
  2. Technology and education
  3. Tracer studies
  4. Strengthening school-community partnership to enhance learners and countryside development
  5. Improvement of educational process or institutional development studies

Core Courses:
AGDE 201
RURAL DEVELOPMENT THEORIES AND APPROACHES
Concepts, theories and approaches in rural development and their application in developing countries
AGDE 202
PROBLEMS AND ISSUES IN AGRICULTURAL AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT
Social economic, technological, and bio-physical problem and issues in agricultural and rural development with emphasis on Philippine setting
Agronomy
AGRO 141
CROPPING SYSTEMS
Principles of Multiple and Monoculture Cropping and their application
AGRO 212
FIELD CROP PRODUCTION AND MANAGEMENT
Recent Advances in the Production and Management of Field Crops
AGRO 213
MANURING OF FIELD CROPS
Kind and sources of fertilizers and methods of application in relation to growth habits and other plant characteristics
AGRO 214
PHYSIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF CROP PRODUCTION
Physiological processes associated with crop production, plant population and distribution effects, energy transport, storage and regrowth
AGRO 215
APPLIED FIELD CROP PHYSIOLOGY
Management and Evaluation of Environmental Factors Influencing Crop Growth and Development
AGRO 241
ADVANCED CROPPING SYSTEMS
Recent Advances and Trends in Cropping Systems and Soil-Plant-Atmosphere Relations
AGRO 243
ADVANCED FORAGE AND PASTURE MANAGEMENT AND UTILIZATION
Improvement, management and utilization of forage and pasture crops including seed production
AGRO 244
ADVANCED CEREAL PRODUCTION
Physiology, nutrition, varietal improvement, and storage of cereals; recent advances and trends in production
 Other Courses
FSYS 121
FUNDAMENTALS OF FARMING SYSTEMS
Basic concepts in integrated small farm production systems; factors affecting the productivity of small farms; farming systems research and extension
SOIL 123
SOIL FERTILITY AND FERTILIZER
Properties of the solid components of soil; soil sampling and analysis lime and fertilizer requirements; fertilizer analysis, storage, handling and application
SOIL 211
ADVANCED SOIL FERTILITY
Properties of soils affecting nutrient availability, fate of fertilizers; reclaiming salt-affected soils; yield potentials
AGBT 117
FIELD PLOT TECHNIQUES AND EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN
Statistical procedures and techniques in research
 Agricultural Education
AGED 145
PRINCIPLES AND METHODS OF TEACHING AGRICULTURE
Concepts and Strategies in Teaching Agriculture; Class Management and Procedure
AGED 212
CURRICULUM PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT
Curriculum planning and strategies; analysis of school environment in relation to agricultural education curricula
AGED 214
COLLEGE TEACHING
Selection and organization of subject matter for specific courses; development of teaching techniques; evaluation of learning outcomes
AGED 232
SOCIAL CHANGE AND EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Analysis of the theories of social change and their application to social innovations for educational development
AGED 241
NON-FORMAL EDUCATION IN AGRICULTURE
Concepts, principles and strategies of non-formal education in agriculture
AGED 242
ADVANCED ADMINISTRATION AND SUPERVISION
Concepts, theories, practices and legal basis of administration and supervision under relevance of educational institutions, leadership and educational management
AGED 243
PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATION
Effective Personnel Administration in Relation to Quality of Education: Interpretation and Analysis of Civil Service Rules and Regulations
PROFED 121
PRINCIPLES OF EDUCATION
Basic philosophical,  psychological,  and sociological principle underlying the educative process
PROFED 122
EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY
Teaching-learning behavior as applied to school setting, specifically the study of how students learn and how to teach them optimize their acquisition of learning
PROFED 134
TEST, MEASUREMENT AND EVALUATION
Principles and concepts in educational tests, measurement and evaluation, statistics used in interpreting test
ADED 211
ADVANCED EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY
Psychological theories and principles underlying the learning process
 Agricultural Extension
AGEX 132
PRINCIPLES, METHODS AND STRATEGIES IN EXTENSION
Application of selected concepts, principles, methods and strategies in education that are commonly used in non-formal setting most especially concerning the disadvantaged rural population
AGEX 136
RURAL LEADERSHIP AND GROUP DYNAMICS
Theories and trends in rural leadership and application of group dynamics in solving rural problems
AGEX 215
RURAL SOCIAL SYSTEM
Rural Organizations: Their structures, functions and effectiveness in meeting the needs of the rural people
AGEX 217
TEACHING FARMERS CLASSES IN AGRICULTURE
Organizing and promoting farmer classes; course planning; instructional procedures; follow-up and evaluation
AGEX 218
EXTENSION STRATEGIES FOR RURAL DEVELOPMENT
Extension Strategies for Rural Development Applicable on Developing Countries
AGEX 233
COMMUNICATION IN EXTENSION
Application of Concepts and Principles of Communication in Extension education
AGEX 234
PARA-PROFESSIONALS IN ADULT EDUCATION
Concepts, principles, methods and procedures useful to adult education teachers in working with paraprofessionals
AGEX 244
EVALUATION IN ADULT EDUCATION
Concepts and problems in adult education and community development, construction and use of evaluation device
AGEX 246
LEADERSHIP AND ORGANIZATION
Leadership behavior and group processes in formal organizations; socio-psychological approaches to effective organizations
 Other Courses
ADED 222*
SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH
Selection of research problems, designing, conducting and reporting of social science research
STAT 221
SOCIAL SCIENCE STATISTICS
Statistical Tests and their application to social science research
 Animal Production
ANHT 120*
APPLIED ANIMAL HEALTH
Prevention and control of common animal pests
ANSC 133
DAIRY PRODUCTION
Feeding care and management of dairy animals, hygienic production of milk
ANSC 141
FEEDS AND FEEDING
Composition and use of feeds; formulation of rations, feeding practices and strategies; and feedmill operation
ANSC 210*
POULTRY PRODUCTION AND MANAGEMENT
Systems of poultry production, problems and management practices; factors affecting cost and return
ANSC 212
ADVANCED SWINE PRODUCTION
Recent trends and advances in the systems of swine production; management practices; feasibility studies and problems
ANSC 220*
SWINE PRODUCTION AND MANAGEMENT
Systems of Swine Production; Problems and Management Practices; Factors Affecting Costs and Returns
ANSC 221
ADVANCED POULTRY PRODUCTION
Recent trends in poultry production; management practices and problems; feasibility studies
ANSC 230*
RUMINANT PRODUCTION AND MANAGEMENT
Principles and practices of beef, carabeef, chevon, and mutton production; marketing; and waste utilization
ANSC 242
NON-RUMINANT NUTRITION
Physiology of monogastric digestion and absorption; metabolism of nutrients and their effects in animal production
ANSC 243
RUMINANT NUTRITION
Physiology of Ruminant Digestion and Absorption:Metabolism of Nutrients and thier effects on Animal; Performance
ANSC 251
ADVANCED ANIMAL BREEDING
Current and potential breeding systems; development of selection indexes
ANSC 252
REPRODUCTIVE PHYSIOLOGICAL OF FARM ANIMAL
Physiology and functional inter-relationship of parts of the reproductive systems, causes and techniques of improving reproductive efficiency in farm animals
Language Teaching
LTNG 205
RELATED ACTIVITIES IN LANGUAGE TEACHING
Conducting grammar and oral speech review, supervision elocution contests, directing plays, and advising school paper
LTNG 207
INTRODUCTORY LINGUISTICS
Acquire basic ideas of language and linguistics as well as distinguish the relationship between them
LTNG 209
SECOND LANGUAGE TEACHING FOR SPECIAL CURRICULAR PROGRAMS
Acquisition of a second language in the Philippines equates with acquiring a learning tool to explore knowledge in school
LTNG 212
TECHNIQUES IN ADVANCED COMPOSITION
Writing and guiding the writing of essays and library term papers
LTNG 218
TECHNIQUES IN ADVANCED COMPOSITION
Writing and guiding the writing of essays and library term papers
LTNG 218
SOCIOLINGUISTICS
The study of language and society
LTNG 225
PHSYCHOLINGUISTICS
Theories  and principles of language acquisition and learning from integrated perspective of the linguist and psychologist
 Agricultural Economics
AGEC 112
COOPERATIVES
Different types of cooperatives, concepts, principles and practices, problems and developments in the Philippines
AGEC 114
MARKETING OF AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS
Principles of marketing agricultural products; description of types and functions of marketing organization and market channels for agricultural products
AGEC 231
PROJECT FEASIBILITY STUDIES
Project identification; selection and preparation of market; technical, financial and management studies
AGEC 244
ECONOMICS OF AGRICULTURAL MARKETING
Application of economic theories to marketing of agricultural inputs and products: systems analysis of agricultural markets
 Development Communication
DEVC 141
SCRIPT WRITING AND PROGRAM PLANNING FOR COMMUNITY RADIO
Script writing and program planning for community radio
DEVC 213
COMMUNICATION AND DEVELOPMENT
Interpersonal and   mass communication systems in developing  societies, their nature, functions and interrelationships with other factors relevant to development
 Food Science and Technology
FTEC 163
SENSORY EVALUATION OF FOODS
Methods in sensory evaluation; consumer testing and acceptance patterns
FTEC 234
FOOD-BORNE INFECTION AND INTOXICATION
Common infection and intoxication of food origin, their signs, symptoms and control
FTEC 251
ADVANCED MEAT AND POULTRY PROCESSING
Recent concepts related to physical, chemical and microbial changes occurring in meat and poultry products during processing
Plant Protection 
PPAT 111*
GENERAL PLANT PATHOLOGY
Cause and nature of plant diseases, pathogenicity and spread, disease control
PPRT 206*
INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT
Integrated approaches in pest management; recent trends and issues in the development of pest control strategies
PPRT 284*
BIOLOGICAL TRANSMISSION OF PLANT PATHOGENS
Fundamental Processes involved in biological transmission of plant pathogens by insects and other organisms

* Lecture only: 1 unit laboratory must be taken on-campus

# Offered to bothAg.Ed and Ag. Ext. students

 

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