Where is Eureka Campus?

The Eureka Campus, as the flagship location of College of the Redwoods, offers a comprehensive array of academic and vocational programs tailored to the diverse needs of Humboldt County residents and beyond. This campus serves as the primary hub for transfer education, workforce development, and community enrichment courses.

• Associate of Arts (AA) and Associate of Science (AS) degrees in fields such as Liberal Arts, Business Administration, and Natural Sciences, preparing students for university transfer to institutions like Humboldt State University or Cal Poly.
• Vocational certificates and degrees in Allied Health, including Nursing (Registered Nursing and Licensed Vocational Nursing programs), Medical Assisting, and Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) training, with hands-on clinical experiences in local hospitals.
• Business and Technology programs encompassing Accounting, Computer Information Systems, Office Administration, and Welding Technology, featuring state-of-the-art labs for practical skill-building.
• Environmental and Natural Resources courses, such as Forestry, Fish and Wildlife Management, and Environmental Science, leveraging the campus's proximity to redwood forests and coastal ecosystems for field-based learning.
• Arts and Humanities offerings including Visual Arts, Music, Theater, and English Composition, with opportunities for performances and gallery exhibitions.
• STEM disciplines like Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, and Biology, supported by modern science facilities and tutoring centers.
• Social Sciences programs in Psychology, Sociology, Anthropology, and History, fostering critical thinking and cultural awareness.
• Public Safety training in Fire Technology, Criminal Justice, and Administration of Justice, in partnership with local agencies.
• Continuing Education and Community classes in topics like ESL, GED preparation, and personal development workshops.
• Agriculture and Horticulture certificates focusing on sustainable farming practices and viticulture, reflecting the region's agricultural heritage.

With small class sizes and dedicated faculty, the Eureka Campus emphasizes personalized education, career counseling, and support services to ensure student success. Programs are designed to meet regional economic demands, including tourism, healthcare, and natural resource management. The campus also hosts dual enrollment for high school students and online/hybrid options for flexibility. Overall, these offerings empower over 5,000 students annually to achieve their educational and professional goals in a supportive, scenic environment surrounded by California's North Coast beauty. This diverse curriculum not only builds foundational knowledge but also equips learners with transferable skills for lifelong learning and employment in evolving industries.