Bachelor of Science in Agroforestry:

• The program is a multi-dimensional learning designed to prepare professionals with general competencies in carrying out the science, art, and business of a dynamic and interactive process of production, management, and utilization of trees and other woody perennials, agriculture crops and/or animals and soils and related environment in the same unit of land arranged either zonally, mixed simultaneously or sequentially for the twin purpose of conservation and socio-economic productivity.
• The curriculum is process-based and is anchored on the observation that the practice of Agroforestry is predicated on critical thinking, analytical reasoning, and the ability to critique and construct knowledge as faculty and students engage in the mutual search for meaning and understanding of professionalizing Agroforestry.

Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science:

• The program aims to expose students in an integrated way to environmental processes and phenomena, as well as environmental issues, from the perspective of the natural sciences. It aims to train them to recognize and understand the natural environment, how humans affect the environment, and how the environment impacts society.