Preparing graduates for a changing world Technical college programs seek to equip students with specific job skills. Our programs blend both approaches and additionally attempt to develop the skills you will need to climb mountains . For graduates of the future, knowing how to manage technological and social change will arguably be as important as disciplinary knowledge. Skills such as communication, teamwork and leadership build on the enduring areas of basic knowledge such as mathematics, chemistry, biology and literature. Irrespective of your program, you will take 6 units of English, professional communications, and human resources.
Most programs add basic mathematics, chemistry and biology.
Our optional internship programs provide opportunities for you to gain job-related skills as well as prepare for the transition to the world of work. Footholds of knowledge We offer 8 degrees that allow you to develop these important generic skills in different fields. Within degrees, some degree of specialization is possible through several majors. These provide your first foothold of knowledge as you enter the workplace. However, you must understand that this specialization does not determine the range of employment opportunities.