STEM Studies

The Biology program provides students with the core curriculum required in the first two years of college experience leading to a Bachelor degree in Biology.

An AS-T in Chemistry prepares students to study many molecular sciences including molecular biology/biochemistry, materials science, earth and atmospheric sciences as well as chemical fields such as chemical engineering or chemistry.

More so than any other time in history, computers play a vital and essential role in our daily lives, both personally and professionally.

Do you like figuring out how things work and creating mechanical designs? The Associate in Science Degree - Engineering Fundamentals is designed to give you the stepping stones in math and physical sciences to prepare for university transfer, where you can then specialize in the type of engineering you are interested in pursuing.

The Environmental Science program provides students with the core curriculum required in the first two years of a college experience leading to a Bachelor of Science (BS) or a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree in Environmental Science.

Geographic Information Systems and geospatial technology has gained worldwide notoriety due to its multi-faceted and versatile applications.

The Geology program focuses on identifying earth materials and use of geologic maps, stratigraphic sections, remote sensing imagery, and plate tectonic concepts, then using these techniques and theory to model real-world applications.

Physics provides a pathway to a wide variety of high demand careers in diverse sectors with the skills related to numeracy, problem solving, data analysis and communication of complex ideas, as well as understanding of how the world works on a scientific level.