Graduate Degree Programs
Course number and Description Title |
Units |
Core Course – 6 units |
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AGDE201 – Rural Development Theories and Approaches | 3 |
AGDE202 – Problems and Issues in Agricultural and Rural Development | 3 |
Major Courses – 24 units (minimum) |
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ENTO213 – Acarology | 3 |
ENTO215 – Aquatic Entomology | 3 |
ENTO216 – Stored Products Entomology | 3 |
ENTO217 – Insect Pathology | 3 |
ENTO221 – Insect Morphology | 3 |
ENTO228 – Advanced Insect Physiology | 3 |
ENTO229 – Insect Behavior | 3 |
ENTO241 – Immature Insects | 3 |
ENTO242 – Taxonomy of Parasitoids and Predators | 3 |
ENTO252 – Insect Ecology | 3 |
ENTO262 – Insecticide Toxicology | 3 |
ENTO291 – Special Topics | 1-3 |
Minor/Cognate Courses – 9 units (courses from another field of specialization) |
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ENTO299 – Graduate Seminar | 1 |
ENTO290 – Special Problem | 2 |
SUMMARY | |
Major | 24 |
Minor/Cognate | 9 |
Graduate Seminar | 1 |
Special Problem | 2 |
Total No. of Units Required | 42 |
Note:
- Not more than 6 units of 100 level courses may be credited for the degree program
- Odd and even numbered courses are offered during the first and second semester of the school year, respectively.
- After the first term, graduate students are required to form their Graduate Advisory Committee (GAC) and prepare their Plan of Course Work (PCW). Forms can be secured at the Office of the Dean of the Graduate School.
Title and Description of Courses | Units |
Core Course – 6 units | |
AGDE201 – Rural Development Theories and Approaches | 3 |
AGDE202 – Problems and Issues in Agricultural and Rural Development | 3 |
Major Courses – 24 units (minimum) | |
ECON213* – Price and Allocation Theory | 3 |
ECON214* – National Income and employment | 3 |
AGEC210 – Resource Utilization and Farm Business | 3 |
AGEC221 – Advanced Farm Management | 3 |
AGEC222 – Agricultural Production Economics | 3 |
AGEC231 – Project Feasibility Studies | 3 |
AGEC235 – Agricultural Resource Economics | 3 |
AGEC241 – Agricultural Prices | 3 |
AGEC244 – Economics of Agricultural Marketing | 3 |
AGEC291 - Special Topics | 1-3 |
*Required Course | |
Minor/Cognate Courses – 9 units (minimum) | |
AGEC299 – Graduate Seminar | 1 |
AGEC290 –Special Problem | 2 |
SUMMARY | ||
Core Courses | 6 | |
Major | 24 | |
Minor/Cognate | 9 | |
Graduate Seminar | 1 | |
Special Problem | 2 | |
Total No. of Units Required | 42 |
Note:
- Not more than 6 units of 100 level courses may be credited for the degree program
- Odd and even numbered courses are offered during the first and second semester of the school year, respectively.
- After the first term, graduate students are required to form their Graduate Advisory Committee (GAC) and prepare their Plan of Course Work (PCW). Forms can be secured at the Office of the Dean of the Graduate School.
Title and Description of Courses |
Units | |
Core Courses (6 units) |
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AGDE201 | Rural Development Theories and Approaches | 3 |
AGDE202 | Problems and Issues in Agricultural and Rural Development | 3 |
Major Courses (25 units) |
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DEVC205 | Communication Theory | 3 |
DEVC297 | Development Communication Research | 3 |
DEVC210 | Communication and Development | 3 |
DEVC214 | Organizational Communication and Communication Networks |
3 |
DEVC235 | Science Communication | 3 |
DEVC218 | Development Communication and Culture |
3 |
DEVC245 |
Communication for Distance Education | 3 |
DEVC290 | Special Problem | 2 |
DEVC291 | Special Topic | 1 |
DEVC299 | Graduate Seminar in Development Communication | 1 |
Elective Courses (6 units) |
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DEVC222 | Development Broadcasting | 3 |
DEVC212 | Educational Communication | 3 |
DEVC242 | Knowledge Management | 3 |
DEVC245 | Communication for Distance Education | 3 |
Cognate Courses (9 units)
humanities, social sciences, natural science, or technical fields.
SUMMARY | |
Core Courses | 6 |
Major Courses | 18 |
Elective Courses | 6 |
Cognate | 9 |
Special Problem | 2 |
Graduate Seminar | 1 |
Others | |
Total No. of Units Required | 42 |
Note:
- Not more than 6 units of 100 level courses may be credited for the degree program
- Odd, and even numbered courses are offered during the first and semester of the school year, respectively.
- After the first term, graduate students are required to form their Graduate Advisory Committee (GAC) and prepare their Plan of Coursework (PCW). Forms can be secured at the Office of the Dean of the Graduate School.
Course Number and Descriptive Title Units
Major Courses – 21 units (minimum)
BOTN205 – Photophysiology 3
BOTN211 – Bryology 3
BOTN213 – Advanced Plant Physiology 3
BOTN215 – Pteridology 3
BOTN217 – Stress Physiology of Plants 3
BOTN219 – Wetland Ecology 3
BOTN241 – Advanced Plant Systematics 3
BOTN243 – Advanced Phycology 3
BOTN206 – Developmental Plant Anatomy 3
BOTN212 – Ecology of Aquatic Fungi 3
BOTN214 – Systematics of Grasses and Legumes 3
BOTN216 – Plant-Water Relations 3
BOTN222 – Plant Communities and Ecosystems 3
BOTN242 – Advances in Plant Ecology 3
BOTN292 – Cell Ultrastructure 3
BOTN294 – Methods in Plant Systematics 3
Minor/Cognate Courses – 9 units (courses from another field of specialization)
BOTN299 – Graduate Seminar 1
BOTN300 – Master’s Thesis 6
SUMMARY
Major ___ 21
Minor/Cognate ___ 9
Graduate Seminar ___ 1
Master’s Thesis ___ 6
Total No. of Units Required: 37
Note:
a) Not more than 6 units of 100 level courses may be credited for the degree program
b) Odd and even numbered courses are offered during the first and second semester of the school year, respectively.
c) After the first term, graduate students are required to form their Graduate Advisory Committee (GAC) and prepare their Plan of Course Work (PCW). Forms can be secured at the Office of the Dean of the Graduate School.
Master of Science (MS) in:
- Agricultural Economics
- Agricultural Education
- Agricultural Engineering
- Agricultural Extension
- Agronomy
- Animal Science
- Applied Economics
- Botany
- Development Communication
- Development Sociology
- Entomology
- Food Science and Technology
- Forestry
- Horticulture
- Language Teaching
- Land Administration and Management
- Plant Pathology
- Plant Protection
- Soil Science
- Tropical Ecology
- Weed Science
Master of Agricultural Development (MAgDev) in:
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in:
Application for Admission Fee | P 100.00 |
Tuition (per unit) & Lab. Fee | |
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P 200.00/unit |
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P 250.00/unit |
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P 350.00/unit |
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P 400.00/lab. |
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P 300.00/unit |
Miscellaneous | |
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P 150.00 |
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P 120.00/sem |
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P 100.00/sem |
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P 100.00/sem |
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P 100.00/sem |
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P 100.00 |
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P 150.00 |
(For weekend class) |
P 1,000.00 |
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P 100.00 |
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P 50.00 |
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P 100.00 |
Other Fees | |
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P 350.00 |
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P 350.00 |
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P 20,000.00 |
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P 15,000.00 |
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P 10,000.00 |
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P 350.00 |
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P 300.00 |
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P 25.00 |
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P 1750.00/sem |
*for new students only
**after having of dissertation work for Ph.D. students
MASTER OF EDUCATION
A. CORE COURSES
Course No. Title No. of Units
EDUC201 FOUNDATION OF EDUCATION 3
3 hours per week, lecture Prerequisite: COI
EDUC202 HUMAN DEVELOPMENT AND LEARNING THEORY 3
3 hours per week, lecture Prerequisite: COI
EDUC203 RESEARCH IN EDUCATION 3
3 hours per week, lecture Prerequisite: COI
EDUC204 EDUCATIONAL ADMINISTRATION AND SUPERVISION 3
3 hours per week, lecture Prerequisite: COI
DEVC212 EDUCATIONAL COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY 3
5 hours per week, (2 hrs. lec., 3 hrs. lab.) Prerequisite: COI
4. CHEMISTRY
CHEM206 INORGANIC CHEMISTRY 3
3 hours per week, lecture Prerequisite: COI
CHEM207 CHEMICAL STRUCTURE AND REACTIVITY 3
3 hours per week, lecture Prerequisite: COI
CHEM208 CHEMICAL THERMODYNAMICS 3
3 hours per week, lecture Prerequisite: COI
CHEM209 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY 3
3 hours per week, lecture Prerequisite: CHEM202
CHEM211 CHEMISTRY IN LIVING SYSTEM 3
3 hours per week, lecture Prerequisite: COI
CHEM212 ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY 3
3 hours per week, lecture Prerequisite: Chem 2
C. MINOR COURSES (courses from another field of specialization) 9