Pangasinan State University – Sta. Maria Campus (PSU-SM) traces its roots to 1950, when Congressman Luciano Millan founded the institution as the Eastern Pangasinan National High School (EPNAS) in Sta. Maria, Pangasinan. The institution later became the Eastern Pangasinan Agricultural College (EPAC), developing an academic focus on agriculture and related fields.
Before its integration into Pangasinan State University, EPAC offered programs including the Bachelor of Science in Agriculture, with specializations in Agronomy and Animal Husbandry, as well as a two-year Associate in Agricultural Technology program. Its agricultural degree offerings later expanded to include Animal Husbandry, Crop Science, Agricultural Education, Agricultural Economics, and Agricultural Extension.
By virtue of Presidential Decree No. 1497, the collegiate programs, selected faculty and staff, facilities, equipment, and buildings of the institution were integrated into the Pangasinan State University system during School Year 1979–1980, becoming PSU–Sta. Maria. The campus continues its agricultural tradition while offering programs in agriculture, agricultural and biosystems engineering, agribusiness, and teacher education.
PSU–Sta. Maria Campus builds on a long history of agricultural education dating back to 1950. Its current programs combine agriculture and related disciplines with teacher education, providing students with academic pathways connected to agricultural development, agribusiness, engineering, and education.
Courses Offered by Pangasinan State University – Sta. Maria Campus
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