Pangasinan State University (PSU) is a public state university in Pangasinan established through Presidential Decree No. 1497, promulgated on June 11, 1978, and became operational on July 1, 1979. The university was formed through the integration of collegiate programs from five DECS-supervised institutions in the province, together with the programs of the former Central Luzon Teachers College (CLTC) and Western Pangasinan College of Agriculture (WPCA).
PSU’s roots in teacher education can be traced to the Bayambang Normal School, established in 1922. It later became the Pangasinan Normal School, the Philippine UNESCO National Community Training Center, and eventually the Central Luzon Teachers College through Republic Act No. 5705 in 1969. The Western Pangasinan College of Agriculture in Infanta was established through Presidential Decree No. 1494 in 1978. These institutions became important foundations of the university’s academic system.
Since its establishment, PSU has expanded into a multi-campus university offering programs in education, agriculture, fisheries, engineering and technology, arts and sciences, business, information technology, hospitality, tourism, health sciences, and other fields. The university also introduced the PSU Open University System (PSU-OUS) in 1997 and established the PSU Alaminos City Campus in 2009.
Pangasinan State University offers a wide range of undergraduate programs through its multi-campus system, giving students opportunities to pursue careers in education, business, technology, science, hospitality, tourism, health, social services, and industrial technology. Its long institutional history and development across multiple campuses reflect its role in providing public higher education in Pangasinan.
Courses Offered by Pangasinan State University – Lingayen Campus
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