Greenville Technical College Campuses

The Barton Campus serves as the flagship location of Greenville Technical College, offering the broadest range of academic programs and student services across multiple divisions. It specializes in comprehensive technical education, health sciences, and engineering technologies, providing foundational and advanced courses for career preparation.

• Arts and Sciences: university transfer courses
• Business Programs
• Health Sciences: Computed Tomography, Dental, Diagnostic Medical Sonography, Nursing, Radiologic Technology, Respiratory Care, Surgical Technology
• Public Service Programs
• Technology Programs: Architectural Engineering Technology, Auto Body Repair, Automotive Technology, CNC, Computer Technology, Construction Engineering Technology, Diesel Equipment Technology, Electronics Engineering Technology, Engineering Design Technology, HVAC/R, Mechanical Engineering Technology, Welding

The Benson Campus focuses on accessible education for the Greer and Taylors communities, emphasizing health-related fields, creative arts, and general technology programs in a small college atmosphere.

• Health Information Management (AAS)
• Cancer Data Management (CAS)
• Occupational Therapy Assistant (AAS)
• General Technology (AAS)
• Graphic Design (CA)
• Fine Arts (CA)
• Web Site Design (CA)
• University Transfer courses

The Brashier Campus caters to the Simpsonville, Mauldin, and Fountain Inn areas with core programs in nursing, mechatronics, and welding technologies, alongside general education for transfer.

• Nursing (AAS)
• Mechatronics Technology (AAS)
• Mechatronics I (CAS)
• Mechatronics II (CAS)
• Welding and Robotic Technology (CAS)
• Specialized Welding (CAS)
• University Transfer courses
• Continuing Education

This advanced manufacturing training facility focuses on high-tech industrial skills, offering degrees and certificates in mechatronics, CNC, and electronics for the manufacturing sector.

• Advanced Manufacturing Technology (BAS)
• CNC Programming and Operations (AAS)
• CNC Machine Operator (CAS)
• Electrical Controls Technology (CAS)
• Electronics Engineering Technology (AAS)
• Mechatronics Technology (AAS)
• Mechatronics I (CAS)
• Mechatronics II (CAS)

The McKinney Regional Automotive Technology Center provides state-of-the-art training in automotive repair, diesel technology, and related fields for transportation industry careers.

• Automotive Technology (AAS)
• Advanced Auto Body Repair (CAS)
• Auto Body Repair (CAS)
• Automotive Maintenance and Light Repair (CAS)
• Diesel Engine Performance (CAS)
• Diesel Equipment Technology (CAS)
• Estimating and Appraiser (CAS)
• Heavy Equipment Auxiliary Systems (CAS)

The Northwest Campus specializes in health sciences and culinary arts, serving Berea, Travelers Rest, and West Greenville with hands-on training in medical and hospitality fields.

• Culinary Arts Technology (AAS)
• Baking and Pastry Arts (CAS)
• Culinary Education (CAS)
• Medical Laboratory Technology (AAS)
• Medical Assistant (CAS)
• Veterinary Assistant (CAS)
• University Transfer courses

The SCTAC specializes in aviation maintenance technology, offering FAA-approved programs for aircraft repair and powerplant systems at the Donaldson Center.

• Aircraft Maintenance Technology (AAS)
• Aviation Airframe Structure/Systems (CAS)
• Aviation Fundamentals (CAS)
• Aviation Powerplant Theory/Systems (CAS)

The Truist Center is a workforce development facility dedicated to culinary arts and hospitality training, including personal interest courses, small business incubation, and job skills in the West End community.

• Culinary and Hospitality workforce training
• Personal interest courses in cooking and hospitality
• Small business and startup incubator for food service
• Job training in hospitality management