Trident Technical College

Accounting

Aircraft Maintenance Technology

Baking and Pastry Arts

Biological Sciences

Students who study biological sciences can pursue careers that explore the natural world in both laboratory and environmental settings, or seek more service-oriented careers in health care, environmental conservation and management, education, biotechnology and forensic science. Biologists can use their scientific knowledge and skills in other areas, too, including politics and policy, business and industry (i.e. pharmaceuticals), economics and writing.

Business Administration

Civil Engineering Technology

Commercial Graphics

Computer Technology

Criminal Justice Technology

Culinary Arts Technology

Cybersecurity

Dental Hygiene

Early Care and Education

Electronics Engineering Technology

Emergency Medical Technology

General Liberal Arts & Sciences

General Technology

Health Information Management

Homeland Security Management

Horticulture Technology

Hospitality/Tourism Management

Human Services

Liberal Arts and Sciences

Management

Mechanical Engineering Technology

Media Arts Production

Medical Laboratory Technology

Network Systems Management

Nursing (ADN)

Occupational Therapy Assistant

Paralegal

Physical Therapist Assistant

Radiologic Technology

Respiratory Care

Surgical Technology

Veterinary Technology

Vocational Technical Education