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COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND ACCOUNTANCY

• Bachelor of Business Administration (majors: Banking and Finance; Economics; Management; Management Accounting; Marketing)
• Bachelor of Science in Accountancy
• Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurship
• Bachelor of Science in Hospitality Management (majors: Hotel and Restaurant Management; Tourism)
• Bachelor of Science in Public Administration

COLLEGE OF NURSING AND HEALTH SCIENCES

• Bachelor of Science in Nursing
• Associate in Health Science Education
• Graduate Midwife

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, ARCHITECTURE & TECHNOLOGY

• Bachelor of Science in Architecture
• Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering
• Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering
• Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering
• Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Engineering
• Bachelor of Science in Mining Engineering
• Certificate in Civil Engineering Technology
• Certificate in Electrical Engineering Technology
• Certificate in Mechanical Engineering Technology

COLLEGE OF TEACHER EDUCATION

• Bachelor of Elementary Education (majors: Elementary Science and Health; English; Filipino; General Science; Home Economics; Mathematics; Music, Arts and Physical Education; Social Studies)
• Bachelor of Secondary Education (majors: Biology; English; Filipino; General Science; Home Economics; Library Science)
• Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Science - Bachelor of Secondary Education (majors: English; General Science; Mathematics)

COLLEGE OF SCIENCES

• Bachelor of Science in Biology (majors: Marine Biology; Preparatory Medicine; Terrestrial Biology)
• Bachelor of Science in Computer Science
• Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science
• Certificate in Oil Palm Production and Technology

About Palwan City:

The name “Palawan” – most probably - was given by the Chinese as far back as the 9th Century. They called it PA-LAO-YU, or “land of beautiful safe harbor”. Others believe it came from the Indian word “Palawans” meaning “Territory”. The popular believe is that “Palawan” is a corrupted form of the Spanish word “Para agua” because the main island’s shape resembles a closed umbrella.The limits of the Province are:

                
 Busuanga Island in the north
 Agutaya group of islands northeast
 Cagayancillo (who has not heard about Tubattaha Reef) in the east
 Balabac Island in the south
 Spratly - Kalayaan in the West

Climate

The east coast has 4 months of dry season with rain possibility during the other 8 months. At our place, November and December are the wettest months. The west coast has 6 months dry and 6 months wet season. The island of Palawan is mostly typhoon free, except for the northern part. The two most prevalent winds are the softer northeast monsoon which blows from October to April and the stronger northwest monsoon which blows from June to September. Sea travel between the islands is best between April to June. Then the ocean is calm and flat as a mirror.