Research Priorities
The State College through Research Advisory Council (RAC) conducts thorough evaluation and provides allocation of funds to the approved project proposals in the following research areas:
Science and Environment
- Biodiversity (Flora and Fauna)
- Water resources management
- Disaster and hazard management (including disaster mitigation) / Disaster Resiliency
- Pollution and waste management
- Climage change / Global warming
- Water potability
- Indigenous resources research in Panguil Bay
- Alternative and renewable energy
Arts, Social Sciences and Education
- Policy-oriented research on Humanities, Social Science, Communication and Education
- Technological inputs to teacher education
- Health-related researches
Agriculture and Fisheries
- Use of scientific principles to enhance fisheries and agricultural productivity
- Indigenous species in Panguil Bay
- Smarter agriculture and fisheries
- Food innovation
- Herbal medicine
Technology
- Policy research on information and industrial technology
- Wired and wireless network technologies (including Internet connectivity to public schools)
- Application and digital content development (including knowledge-based technology)
- Fractal researches