Profile of the Dean

Profile of the Program Chair

Introduction

The Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurship (BSE) was authorized to operate under BOT Resolution No. 169, series of 2006, and commenced in the Academic Year 2006-2007. Subsequently, it received a Certificate of Program Compliance (COPC) under COPC No. 42, series of 2018, effective Academic Year 2018-2019. Additionally, the program achieved AACCUP Level 2 Re-accreditation effective from July 1, 2018, to June 30, 2022.

Enrollment in the BSE program totaled 116 students in Academic Year 2019-2020, increasing to 208 students by Academic Year 2023-2024.

The graduates of Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurship of Carlos Hilado Memorial State University shall have:

1. mobilized the necessary human, financial, logistical, and technical resources to implement their business plans.

2. prepared and complied with the requirements for business operation.

3. managed and operated their own business.

4. applied entrepreneurial management skills in any organization other than their own enterprise.

The graduates of the Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurship of Carlos Hilado Memorial State University shall be able to do the following:

1. Analyze and scan the environment to determine business opportunities and develop profitability profiles from which entrepreneurial ventures can be selected.

2. Prepare a business plan. 

3. Mobilize the necessary human, financial, logistical, and technical resources to implement the business plan and business operation.

4. Prepare and comply with requirements for business operation.

5. Operate and manage the enterprise observing good governance and social responsibility. 

6. Demonstrate a service orientation in one’s profession.

7. Generate new knowledge using research and development projects.

8. Demonstrate the core values of a CHMSUan: competence, compassion, high sense of responsibility towards the environment,  love for country, and excellence.

The curriculum for BS Entrepreneurship is made up of a minimum of 129 units, including the required General Education (GE), National Training Program (NSTP), Common Business and Management Courses (CBMEC), Entrepreneurship Core courses, Specialized Tracks, and Electives and covers all major functional areas required in planning, setting up, and running a business.

BSE Enrollment Trends

The three factors for validation are used to validate if a match exists between core program outcomes (competencies) and the content of a curricular program (on a per course or subject basis).  The first is facilitating Learning (L) of the competencies in which input is provided, and competency is evaluated.  Secondly, allow the student to Practice (P) competencies; no input is needed, but competency is evaluated. Lastly, it is to provide them with the Opportunity (O) for development in which no input or evaluation is needed, but there is an opportunity for them to practice competencies. 

Entrepreneurship Workshop and Seminar

Business Implementation

Market Research

Conduct Oral Defense

Innovation and Product Development

Review of Course Syllabi

Review and Revision of Course Syllabus (RRCS) is important in the program because it’s an opportunity for structured inquiry and reflection, providing a safe space to assess aspects of teaching as reflected in syllabi, for example, course goals, class norms and rules, expectations for and evaluations of student learning, and forms of assistance and support. The BSE program conducted the course syllabus review on the following subjects for first semester 2020-2021 and one of the subject was Personal and Professional Development.

Review of Questionnaire

Conduct of Oral Defense for Business Research and Feasibility Study

INCUBATION ROOM

The incubation room at Fortune Towne campus is located at RH Building beside the Simulation Room.  It has a floor area of 63 sq.m. and acts as a business center which provides students with access to a conference room, desk tops with internet connection, photo copying machines, cubicles, office tables, and chairs.  It is a hatchery where 3rd year BS Entrepreneurship students brainstorm on their business plan, present and defend it before a panel prior to its implementation in their senior year.  The 4th year students on the other hand, present their implemented business plan here which is a requirement for graduation.  The incubation room is under the supervision of the Program Chair of the BS Entrepreneurship program who in turn reports directly to the Dean of the College. 

Business Laboratory

Computer Laboratory

BSE STUDENT EXTENTIONIST ACTIVITIES

CHMSUyanihan

CHMSUyanihan is a portmanteau of the words “CHMSU” and “bayanihan. It is an invitation and a challenge to all members of the Carlos Hilado Memorial State University community to respond proactively to the challenges brought about by the global pandemic especially to individuals, families, and communities who are highly disadvantaged and in distress. CHMSUyanihan demonstrates the collaborative actions and initiatives undertaken by our faculty, staff, students, alumni, partners, and friends. 

RIPPLES Training Camp (AY 2017 – 2022) 

The RIPPLES leadership camp started in April 2017, by the late SUC President, Renato M. Sorolla, PhD and Office of Student Affairs and Services in collaboration of Center for External Affairs. RIPPLES stands for Responsive, Innovative, Proactive, Passionate Leaders by Example and for Social Change. RIPPLES Training Camp is participated in by student leaders of various student organizations in a 7-day in-house training. It aims to empower the CHMSU Student leaders to respond positively to the signs and challenges of time, teach them to think of innovative ways to synergize and to collaborate with others in addressing problems and issues in school and the community, become a leader by example who serves as a living witness to positive human and sacred values, and to become actively involved and engaged in the personal transformation and the transformation of the school and society. 

SENIORS AIM HIGH

The 1st Seniors Aim High Week kicked off last Academic Year 2017–2018. The annual event is being organized by the Alumni Affairs Office, Career and Job Placement Office, Office of Student Affairs and Services, and the Center for External Affairs. Seniors Aim High Week is a week-long simultaneous event for all graduating students which includes Career and Job Fiesta, Alumni Orientation, Seniors-Alumni Night, a series of Career and Enhancement Talks, and other activities such as Tree Planting, Natures Appreciation, and others. Seniors Aim High Week aims to provide a platform for graduating students, alumni, and partners to interact, connect, and engage pertinently about career possibilities. Individuals who participate in career-related workshops are inspired, empowered, and educated about different choices, as well as the challenges that exist in their chosen fields. Job fairs, on the other hand, allow job seekers to meet recruiters and prospective employers awhile assisting them in forming a collaborative network. 

BSE ACTUAL BUSINESS OPERATION

Graduates

FAME Extension

Budget Allocation

AACCUP Result