Bachelor of Science in Agriculture Major In Crop Science
Cultivating a Brighter Future
The Bachelor of Science in Agriculture, Major in Crop Science, offers a structured crop science education grounded in the scientific principles and practical methods of crop handling and production. It emphasizes plant physiology, soil science, pest management, and crop improvement through conventional and modern techniques. Through careful practice, students master crop tending with affirmative hands. The program prepares students to understand and manage the complex factors affecting crop growth, yield, and sustainability in a rapidly evolving agricultural landscape.
Career Opportunities
Crop Research and Development: Engaging in research focused on crop improvement, sustainable farming practices, and yield enhancement.
Teaching and Extension: Educating students in academic institutions and providing crop production advice and support to farmers and rural communities.
Agribusiness and Crop Production: Managing commercial crop enterprises, working in seed and input supply companies, and supporting marketing and distribution operations.
Government and Policy Work: Participating in policy formulation and implementation in agencies related to agriculture, food security, and rural development.
Sustainable Land and Resource Management: Working in areas related to soil conservation, agroecology, and climate-resilient farming.
Technology and Innovation in Crops: Applying modern crop technologies, precision agriculture tools, and biotechnology in farming systems.
Program Highlights
Scientific Inquiry in Crop Systems: Cultivating skills in experimentation, observation, and interpretation specific to crop science.
Enterprise Development: Training in crop-based business planning, operations, and marketing strategies.
International Agriculture Readiness: Building competencies to work in diverse agricultural environments, locally and abroad.
Field-Based Technical Training: Hands-on experience in crop production, soil management, and crop protection.
Analytical Problem Solving: Emphasis on diagnosing crop-related issues and proposing science-based solutions.
Technology Utilization in Crop Science: Exposure to tools and practices in crop modeling, precision agriculture, and postharvest technology.
Sustainable Practices: Focus on soil health, water management, biodiversity, and resilience of cropping systems.
PQF Level 6 Alignment: Designed to meet national standards under the Philippine Qualifications Framework.
Specialization Tracks: Opportunities to specialize in crop production, seed science, horticulture, agronomy, soil science, or crop protection.
