Humanities
Studying humanities fosters a deep understanding of creative expression in arts, literature, and philosophy while enhancing your critical thinking and writing skills.
Studying humanities fosters a deep understanding of creative expression in arts, literature, and philosophy while enhancing your critical thinking and writing skills.
The CIS program provides students with the essential computer skills for successful employment, coupled with analytical and technical knowledge needed for transfer. Subjects include database management, project management, web graphics and web technology.
Explore DVC’s Entrepreneurship Program—hands-on business training across industries like music, cannabis, personal training, arboriculture, nursery and greenhouse management, food and more. Turn your passion into a venture.
Engineering Technology provides students with insights into industrial tech requirements and provides hands-on experience to develop entry-level job skills. Subjects include civil design drafting, machining, industrial maintenance and mechanics, CAD, industrial automation and robotics, rapid prototyping and 3D printing.
Visit the San Ramon Academic Support Center (ASC) on campus or online for help with class content, study skills, Canvas, or to get connected with other college resources.
DVC's art digital media program prepares you for innovative industries like graphic design, website and game design, interaction design, motion graphics, gaming development tools, video production and editing, animation and special effects creation. This program is ideal for students seeking a well-paying career combining artistic talent with technical skill.
Discover information about DVC's student clubs, organizations, workshops, getting a student ID, and other activities and events, including student leadership development, voter registration and more.
DVC FKCE offers free, public training and support for resource families, adoptive families, and professionals working with children, including RFA Pre-Service, continuing education, and The Heritage Project. Participants gain certificates meeting state and county requirements, with expert-led sessions on essential caregiving topics.