Nutrition
DVC's nutrition program covers microbiology, anatomy, and how nutrition impacts health and fitness, preparing students for careers in health and wellness.
DVC's nutrition program covers microbiology, anatomy, and how nutrition impacts health and fitness, preparing students for careers in health and wellness.
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.
Learn everything you'll need to know to successfully transfer from DVC to a University of California (UC) campus to earn your bachelor's degree, and read more about Transfer Agreement Guarantees (TAG)!
The International Students office has prepared a list of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ).
The public health program prepares students to promote community health, prevent disease, and pursue careers in health education, advocacy, public safety, or transfer to four-year schools.
DVC's industrial design program equips you with the creative and technical skills to design, develop, and prototype products for various industries, including design for manufacturing (D4m).
The library technology program trains students in cataloging, digital resources, and research, preparing them for roles as library technicians and assistants.
Earn units for paid, volunteer, or intern work while gaining career skills through Work Experience Education.