What Programs and Degrees Does TCC Offer?
You’ll find more than 200 degrees, certificates and continuing education programs at TCC designed to help you embrace an exciting career. Whether you intend to transfer to a university, start a career or just want to develop new skills, a TCC education supports your goals.
Pathways
With the right program, gain everything you need to get started.
Degrees
Lay the foundation for a seamless university transition.
- Associate of Arts (A.A.)
- Associate of Science (A.S.)
- Associate of Applied Science (A.A.S.)
Certificates and Workforce Training
Advance your career.
- Short-term credentials
- Industry-aligned certifications
- Continuing Education
Find the Opportunity that Moves You Forward
At TCC choose from programs designed to help you start a career or transfer to a university. Consider hands-on training in high-demand fields and take the next step to your best life.
Accounting Assistant
Build strong business and accounting skills that companies rely on every day. Prepare for entry-level accounting and office management roles using Excel, QuickBooks and other software.
Example Careers
- Administrative Assistant
- Accounts Payable Specialist
- Office Manager
Culinary Arts
Turn your cooking passion into a career. TCC’s Culinary Arts program presents hands-on training in professional kitchens as you learn the skills needed to work in restaurants, hotels and food service.
Example Careers
- Chef or Sous Chef
- Restaurant Cook
- Food Service Manager
- Private Chef
- Restaurant Owner
Information Technology: Cybersecurity
Protect the systems and data that businesses and organizations rely on, and start a high-paying career with exciting opportunities for growth. Learn the cybersecurity skills used to defend networks, information systems and critical technology infrastructure.
Example Careers
- Data Analyst
- Business Intelligence Analyst
- System Administrator
- Data Engineer
Nondestructive Inspection, Testing and Evaluation
Inspect critical equipment without causing damage. Learn to use advanced testing technologies to keep aircraft, energy systems and infrastructure safe and reliable. Build critical skills needed for careers where safety and precision matter most.
Example Careers
- NDT Technician
- Quality Assurance Inspector
- Inspection Specialist
- Testing Technician
Radio, Television and Film
Tell stories through film, television and digital media. Learn directing, editing, lighting and sound using industry-standard equipment on real production projects.
Example Careers
- Video Editor
- Camera Operator
- Broadcast Technician
- Media Producer
Ophthalmic Technician
Work alongside eye doctors to help patients protect their vision. Prepare to perform eye tests, assist with procedures and use specialized ophthalmic technology.
Example Careers
- Certified Ophthalmic Technician (COT)
- Certified Ophthalmic Assistant (COA)
- Eye Clinic Technician
Nutrition and Dietetics
Develop practical skills in nutrition education, personal wellness, menu planning, foodservice operations and clinical nutrition support. Promote health and well-being in hospitals, long-term care, schools, community programs and through personal coaching.
Example Careers
- Registered Nutrition and Dietetic Technician
- Food Service Manager
- Wellness Program Assistant
- Nutrition Educator
Mental Health and Human Services
Help people overcome challenges and build healthier lives. Prepare for an entry-level mental health or social services career in as few as two years.
Example Careers
- Social and Human Services Assistant
- Mental Health Technician
- Substance Abuse Counselor Intern
- Case Management Assistant