DVC's Biological science program prepares you for a range of opportunities, including transfer to a four-year university, entry-level jobs in labs or healthcare, public health, life science and allied health, and foundational knowledge in biology, critical thinking, and scientific research methods.
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.
The oceanography program explores marine ecosystems, ocean processes, and human impacts, preparing students for careers discovering the complex stories of the Earth's oceans.
From our high-end restaurant operated by culinary arts students, to grab-and-go meals, to quick snacks, you'll find many convenient choices for meals on campus.
Technology can be checked out at no cost to you. You can borrow a calculator, headphones, webcam, Chromebook, or wifi hotspot through our technology loan program.
DVC's environmental science program offers interdisciplinary study across scientific disciplines to develop a deep understanding of sustainability in all its dimensions.
The DVC Chemistry program offers a foundational understanding of chemical principles, laboratory techniques, and scientific methods. The program prepares students for transfer to four-year institutions, entry-level lab positions, or further studies in fields like healthcare, environmental science, and engineering.
DVC's Robotics Apprenticeship program prepares students for three industry-recognized, journey-level occupations in industrial automation and robotics.