Academic Programs
Curriculum Year 2026
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN AGRICULTURE
The Bachelor of Science in Agriculture program aims to educate and mold students toward a profession in a research-based, environmentally-sustainable, and SMART agriculture sector. This program is designed to develop a new breed of agriculture experts with a strong science and research foundation; empower them to develop and effectively manage a self-reliant and economically-viable agriculture-related business enterprise; and prepare them to become service-oriented, values-rooted, and farmer-centered professionals. The new breed of agriculturists will be equipped not only with technical knowledge but also be bound with a strong commitment to service and leadership to transform the agriculture-food systems.
Career Paths
-Agriculture Expert/Consultant
-Agriculture Extension Manager
-Agriculture Professor/Faculty
-Agricultural Researcher
-Animal Science Specialist
-Plant Pathologist
-Soil Science Specialist
-Crop Physiologist
-AgriFood Biotechnologist
-Seed Technologist
-Field Research Specialist
-Weed Science Specialist
-Entomologist
-Agricultural Economist
-Agricultural Entrepreneur
-Plant and Animal Breeder
-Landscape Horticulturist
-Farm Owner/Manager
-Agronomist/Horticulturist
-Agriculture Marketing and Sales
-Animal Nutritionist
-Agricultural Food Technologist
Admission
-Senior high school graduates, preferably in STEM and TVL-Agri strands.
-Non-STEM can be accommodated provided their science subject grade is at least 85%
-Passed the RSU Admission Test, preferably with a score of at least 70%.
-Passed the college interview.
-Physically, mentally, and emotionally fit to study at the tertiary level.
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN FORESTRY
The BS Forestry program promotes the scientific conversion and management of forests for judicious and sustainable use of forest products and services. The program covers four (4) fields of study namely: Forest Biological Sciences, Forest Resources Management, Social Forestry and Forest Governance and Forest Products Utilization.
Career Paths
-Forest Management
-Watershed/River Basin Management
-Biodiversity Conservation
-Forest Resource Inventory
-Tree and Agroforestry Farming
-Upland Development
-Range and Pasture Development and Management
-Protected Area and Ecotourism Management
-Land-Use planning
-Research, Development and Extension
-Administration, Policy and Governance
-Educational Management
-Livelihood and Enterprise Development
-Business Management
-Environmental Impact Assessment
-Environmental Protection
-Climate Change Adaptation and Disaster Risk Reduction Management
-Forest Products Production and Utilization
-Plant Systematics
-Consultancy
-Urban Landscaping
-Teaching
Admission
-Passed the RSU Admission Test
-Physically fit (CBC, X-ray, urinalysis, medical certificate)
