At DVC, our courses, certificate and degree programs are organized into what we call Interest Areas. Interest Areas are groups of related programs. They help you find a path to reach your educational and career goals.
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Environmental Science
DVC's environmental science program offers interdisciplinary study across scientific disciplines to develop a deep understanding of sustainability in all its dimensions.
Environmental Science
Business, Computer Science & Culinary Arts
Science & Health
Geography
Geography is an interdisciplinary study style program at DVC preparing you to work in private, government or non-profit settings. This growing field has many career options!
Geography
Science & Health
Geology
DVC's geology program builds a strong foundation in earth sciences and prepares students for transfer, with courses in geology, chemistry, physics, and math.
Geology
Science & Health
Horticulture
Start your horticulture career at DVC! Gain practical skills for roles like arborist or landscape technician, and earn certificates or transfer to a 4-year college.
Horticulture
Science & Health
Kinesiology
The kinesiology program teaches human movement, fitness, and wellness, preparing students for careers in sports, fitness training, rehabilitation, and health fields.
Kinesiology
Science & Health
Nutrition
DVC's nutrition program covers microbiology, anatomy, and how nutrition impacts health and fitness, preparing students for careers in health and wellness.
Nutrition
Math & Engineering
Science & Health
Physics
Explore physics, the foundation of physical sciences and technology, with applications in solar power, medical imaging, and careers in labs, hospitals, and beyond.
Physics
Science & Health
Social Sciences
Psychology
DVC's psychology program builds critical thinking skills and explores human behavior, preparing you for a rewarding career helping others and improving community well-being.
Psychology
Science & Health
Public Health
The public health program prepares students to promote community health, prevent disease, and pursue careers in health education, advocacy, or transfer to four-year schools.
Public Health