Earn an associate degree or certificate from one of our skills-based Mathematics, Sciences, and Engineering programs. These programs will prepare you for a lucrative career in math or science, or to transfer to a four-year college or university. Find the program that’s right for you and reach out if you need help!

Programs at QCC

Engineering

3 Programs
Associate of Science Certificate
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Associate of Science

The Engineering - Biomedical Engineering Option is a rigorous program that emphasizes mathematics, sciences, and life sciences; it prepares students for transfer to four-year colleges and universities, at which they can continue their education in all fields of biomedical engineering, medicine, life sciences, and sciences. The program strives to develop students’ ability and awareness to think critically, solve problems, foster a strong sense of global community, and work wisely and creatively to better themselves and the world in which they live.

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Associate of Science

The Engineering associate degree program is a rigorous program that emphasizes mathematics and sciences; it prepares students for transfer to four-year colleges and universities, at which they can continue their education in all fields of engineering, life sciences, and sciences. The program strives to develop students’ ability and awareness to think critically, solve problems, foster a strong sense of global community, and work wisely and creatively to better themselves and the world in which they live.

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Certificate

The Engineering - Pre-Engineering and Engineering Technology Certificate program is designed to introduce Engineering students into Engineering Technology curriculum and hands-on skills while students complete mathematics and English prerequisites for the Engineering program.

Science

5 Programs
Associate in Arts
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Associate in Arts

Biotechnology uses the knowledge of living things to improve human life. You can earn a 2-year associate degree or shorter term certificate. Graduates work in many areas, including the making of medicines, the food industry, environmental technology and many others.

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Associate in Arts

Students in the environmental science major at QCC are prepared to transfer to a bachelor’s degree program in the environmental field. This program will allow students to evaluate human impact on the environment. As Greta Thurnberg states "We aren’t destroying the biosphere because we are selfish. We are doing it simply because we are unaware." Be a part of the solution and join The Liberal Arts - Environmental Science Option!

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Associate in Arts

Chemistry is everywhere! Students who complete an associate degree in chemistry can transfer to many 4-year colleges to earn a bachelor's degree. Common bachelor's degree programs include chemistry, biochemistry, or chemical engineering. Students may also begin careers in some chemical research fields.

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Associate in Arts

Get started with the basics of biology with the Liberal Arts Biology program. Graduates will earn an associate degree that transfers to biology programs at four-year colleges. This degree can also be a first step toward a range of careers, including research scientist, doctor, dentist, or veterinarian.

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Associate in Arts

Earn a pre-pharmacy associate degree and transfer directly to pharmacy school! There is a high demand for well-paid pharmacists in community pharmacies as well as drug companies. Many QCC students also receive scholarships to attend pharmacy school.

Mathematics

1 Program
Associate in Arts
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Associate in Arts

The QCC Liberal Arts - Mathematics Option associate degree program provides a well-rounded foundational education in the liberal arts disciplines, with an emphasis on courses enabling students to transfer to a bachelor’s degree program in mathematics and/or a related field.

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