Science, Technology, Engineering & Math

The Associate in Arts and the Associate in Science degrees can give you a good start before transferring to a four-year university.

Gain the knowledge and skills related to agricultural commodities and resources.

Study the stars and other celestial objects and learn about the development of the universe.

Study organisms big and small in transferrable core curriculum courses.

Learn the basic principles and practice of this vital science, which could help in the pursuit of a career in health care or education.

Develop excellent analytical and problem solving skills as you pursue a career in this thriving field.

Learn how computers communicate with each other as you study the design, installation and improvement of computer networks and related software.

Cybersecurity or cyberdefense focuses on protecting computers, networks, programs, and data from unauthorized access, change, or destruction and tracking cyber criminals’ attempts to breach data and information systems.

Receive the technical training necessary to pursue a career in architecture, construction, manufacturing or engineering.

Get hands-on experience working with state-of-the-art equipment as you pursue a career in a field brimming with employment opportunities.

The HCC Engineering program makes it possible for students to complete the first two years of a four-year engineering degree at HCC and then transfer to the university of their choice to complete their engineering degree in any one of eighteen engineering fields including petroleum, chemical, mechanical, civil, electrical, computer, biomedical, aerospace, and ocean engineering.

This training is designed to lead to employment opportunities in the corporate world and with government agencies.

Gain an understanding of the environment as you study this eclectic science, which is fundamental to the functioning of society.

Gain the necessary skills to develop and manage plant life.

Become proficient in the installation, calibration and troubleshooting for maintaining process control equipment and systems.

Learning the fundamental skills and techniques of math will pay off regardless of your career choice.

Explore locales with geologists and petroleum engineers to extract natural gas and oil.

Acquire understanding in a natural science with the study of matter and its motion through spacetime.

Learn how to maintain safety standards, oversee process quality and work in production areas.