Curriculum: Covers core areas such as Crop Science, Animal Science, Soil Science, Agribusiness, and Sustainable Agriculture. The curriculum combines rigorous theoretical instruction with extensive hands-on laboratory and field practicum experiences.

Requirements: Must pass the ESSU College Entrance Examination (ESSUCET) or equivalent, submit high school records (Form 138), and meet the minimum admission grade requirements. An interview may also be required.

Career Opportunities: Graduates can work as Agricultural Technologists, Farm Managers, Agribusiness Entrepreneurs, Agricultural Researchers, or pursue careers in government agencies like the Department of Agriculture (DA) and local agriculture offices.

Curriculum: Focuses on child development, pedagogical theories, curriculum design, and general education subjects. It includes intensive practice teaching (internship) in partner elementary schools to ensure classroom readiness.

Requirements: Passing the ESSUCET, submission of Form 138, Certificate of Good Moral Character, and Birth Certificate. Prospective students must also pass the interview and physical/medical examination.

Career Opportunities: Graduates are equipped to become licensed professional teachers (LPT) for elementary grades in public and private schools, curriculum developers, instructional materials writers, or educational administrators.

Curriculum: Integrates business management, marketing, finance, and operations with practical entrepreneurial skills. Students engage in business plan creation, feasibility studies, and actual enterprise management simulations.

Requirements: Must pass the ESSUCET and submit complete high school credentials. The program is open to students with a strong interest in business and innovation.

Career Opportunities: Graduates can establish their own small-to-medium enterprises, work as business consultants, manage family businesses, or take on roles in corporate sales, marketing, and operations.

Curriculum: Blends technical skills (like automotive, electrical, or food technology) with teaching methodologies. It focuses on the TVL (Technical-Vocational-Livelihood) track of the K-12 curriculum, ensuring graduates can effectively teach specialized skills.

Requirements: Must pass the ESSUCET, submit high school records, and undergo an aptitude assessment for the technical specialization chosen.

Career Opportunities: Graduates can become Technical-Vocational (TVL) Teachers in senior high schools, trainers in TESDA-accredited institutions, or industry professionals in their chosen technical fields.

List of faculty members for the Agriculture department.

List of faculty members for the Education department.

List of faculty members for the Entrepreneurship department.