Jamestown Community College Campuses

The Dunkirk Campus, also known as the North County Center, offers targeted associate and certificate programs in a convenient location for Northern Chautauqua County residents, with a strong emphasis on vocational and transfer pathways in technical and service fields.

• Liberal Arts and Sciences: A/S degree featuring foundational classes in philosophy, statistics, world cultures, and earth science, preparing for baccalaureate degrees in various disciplines.
• Business Administration: A.A.S. program with courses in e-commerce, human resources, operations management, and spreadsheet applications for business efficiency.
• Nursing: A.A.S. including pathophysiology, pediatric nursing, community health, and simulation-based training for practical skills.
• Engineering Science: A.S. with advanced topics in electricity, mechanics, programming, and technical writing for STEM transfers.
• Criminal Justice: A.S. exploring victimology, criminal investigations, and homeland security, with ties to local agencies.
• Computer Information Systems: A.A.S. covering mobile app development, cloud computing, system analysis, and IT project management.
• Early Childhood Education: A.S. focusing on play-based learning, assessment methods, and multicultural education.
• Human Services: A.A.S. with emphasis on crisis intervention, gerontology, and advocacy for vulnerable populations.
• Industrial Technology: Certificate in automation, robotics, and quality control, aligned with manufacturing jobs near Lake Erie.
• General Studies: Flexible A.A. or A.S. allowing electives in music, anthropology, and physical education.

Specialized non-credit offerings include welding certifications, truck driving, and ESL for workforce entry. The campus promotes accessibility with evening classes and support services for working adults. Integration of industry-standard tools ensures graduates meet employer demands in areas like advanced manufacturing and healthcare. Collaborations with Fredonia and local ports provide unique opportunities. This focused curriculum addresses the needs of Dunkirk's diverse community, including immigrants and first-generation students, fostering economic mobility. With a commitment to student success, it bridges education to employment in the Great Lakes region, serving hundreds through personalized advising and career counseling.

The Jamestown Campus of Jamestown Community College offers a comprehensive array of associate degree and certificate programs designed to prepare students for transfer to four-year institutions or direct entry into the workforce. As the flagship location, it emphasizes hands-on learning in a supportive environment.

• Liberal Arts and Sciences: A/S degree focusing on humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences, ideal for students planning to transfer to bachelor's programs in education, psychology, history, and more. Courses include English composition, college algebra, biology, and introductory sociology.
• Business Administration: A.A.S. program covering accounting principles, marketing strategies, management fundamentals, and computer applications in business. Students gain practical skills through case studies and internships.
• Nursing: A.A.S. in nursing with rigorous coursework in anatomy, physiology, pharmacology, and clinical practice. The program includes simulation labs and partnerships with local hospitals for real-world experience.
• Engineering Science: A.S. degree providing foundational courses in calculus, physics, chemistry, and engineering graphics, preparing students for transfer to engineering schools.
• Criminal Justice: A.S. program exploring law enforcement, corrections, juvenile justice, and criminology, with opportunities for field observations.
• Computer Information Systems: A.A.S. emphasizing programming, database management, web development, and cybersecurity basics.
• Early Childhood Education: A.S. for aspiring teachers, covering child development, curriculum planning, and inclusive education practices.
• Human Services: A.A.S. preparing students for roles in social work, counseling, and community services through courses in ethics, counseling techniques, and case management.
• Office Technology: Certificate programs in medical coding, administrative support, and legal office procedures.
• General Studies: Flexible A.A. or A.S. for undecided students, allowing customization with electives in arts, sciences, and vocational areas.

Additionally, the campus offers non-credit workforce training in areas like welding, HVAC, and entrepreneurship. With small class sizes and dedicated faculty, students receive personalized attention. The curriculum integrates modern technology and real-world applications, ensuring graduates are competitive in Chautauqua County's job market or ready for further studies. Extracurricular activities complement academics, fostering leadership and community engagement. This diverse offering supports over 3,000 students annually, promoting lifelong learning and career advancement in Western New York.

The Olean Campus, located in Cattaraugus County, provides accessible higher education with a focus on associate degrees and certificates tailored to regional needs, emphasizing health sciences and business in a rural setting.

• Liberal Arts and Sciences: A/S program with core courses in communications, mathematics, literature, and environmental science, supporting transfers to universities for majors in biology, English, and political science.
• Business Administration: A.A.S. including business law, economics, financial accounting, and small business management, with emphasis on local entrepreneurship.
• Nursing: Comprehensive A.A.S. with classes in microbiology, nutrition, mental health nursing, and hands-on clinical rotations at nearby facilities like Olean General Hospital.
• Engineering Science: A.S. covering statics, dynamics, materials science, and computer-aided design for engineering transfers.
• Criminal Justice: A.S. degree with studies in constitutional law, forensic science, and community policing, relevant to Southern Tier law enforcement.
• Computer Information Systems: A.A.S. focusing on software development, network administration, data analytics, and ethical hacking.
• Early Childhood Education: A.S. program including observation techniques, literacy development, and special education, preparing for certification in New York State.
• Human Services: A.A.S. with coursework in addiction counseling, family dynamics, and social policy, geared toward non-profit and government roles.
• Medical Assisting: Certificate in clinical and administrative skills, including phlebotomy, EKG, and patient care.
• General Studies: Customizable A.A. or A.S. with options in fine arts, history, and health sciences.

The campus also delivers continuing education in healthcare certifications like CNA and phlebotomy, as well as technical skills in manufacturing and IT. Faculty expertise in regional industries ensures relevant instruction. With modern facilities and online/hybrid options, it serves commuting students effectively. Community partnerships enhance experiential learning, such as internships in local businesses. This curriculum empowers residents of Cattaraugus County to pursue careers in growing sectors like healthcare and technology, while facilitating seamless transfers. Annual enrollment supports diverse learners, from recent high school graduates to adult professionals seeking advancement.