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BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN FISHERIES

Level III Phase 2

AREA C. RESEARCH

Cavite State University Naic Campus started as Cavite School of Fisheries

(CSF) under Republic Act No. 2661 begun its operation in June 4, 1962, under

Secondary Fishery Education Curriculum conducted in the old municipal building

located right in the heart of the town of Naic. After a year, the school was transferred

to its present site in Bucana Malaki and Bagong Kalsada. CSF was converted to

college in 1970, offering two and a half-year Technical Education Curriculum. Since

then, there was a continuous noticeable increase in enrolment, number of teaching

and facilitative personnel, equipment and other instructional facilities in both

Secondary and Technical Fishery Education Curricula. At the start of school year

1974 – 1975, the three-year Fishery Education Curriculum leading to a diploma in

Fishery Technology was offered. Then on June 30, 1975, Department of Education,

Culture and Sports (DECS) approved the offering of the four-year Technological

Curriculum leading to a Bachelor of Science in Fisheries (BSF).

Research works then were mandatory to BSF students only as a requirement

in their course. In 2001, another milestone was made in the history of college when it

was officially integrated to the Cavite State University (CvSU) System through RA

No. 8292; by virtue of Board Resolution No. 2 dated February 6, 2001. The

integration of the college, making it as CvSU Naic, marked an innovative creation of

Research Development and Extension Services (RDES) office which were

apparently involving only few of the faculty members who were research oriented as

well as the fisheries students in partial fulfilment of BSF.

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