CHMSC

Binalbagan Campus

Mission

The College of Fisheries commits herself to produce service-oriented, professionally and technically competent graduates who shall work for the sustainable development and for the betterment of the human society.

Vision

Fishery Education envisions developing a well-integrated individual dedicated to nati onal development and human advancement especially in the field of Fisheries and other allied industries.

Goals

Provide quality and aﬀordable education among poor but deserving and qualified youth of the coastal community.
Develop technical knowledge relevant and responsive to the demands of the fishery industry.
Promote sustainable fish production that is economically viable, socially acceptance and environmentally non-degrading.
Train students not only to be academically prepared and technically equipped but also imbued with moral values in areas of fishery business, fish processing technology and teacher education program.
Establish linkages and networking with the local government units and private sectors in the implementation of programs and projects in terms of fisheries management, resource, utilization, conversation, research and extension.

Academic Programs

Bachelor of Secondary Education (BSED) Major in Technology & Livelihood Education, Physical Science and Biological Science.
Bachelor of Science in Fishery Technology (BSFT) Major in Aquaculture, Fish Processing, Law Enforcement, Coastal Resource Management.
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BSBA) Major in Fishery Business Management
Bachelor in Elementary Education (BEED) Major in Science and HELE
Bachelor of Science in Fisheries (BSFi)
Bachelor of Science in Informati on Technology (BS Info Tech)
Bachelor of Science in Criminology (BSCrim)