Where is South Mountain Community College - Main Campus?

South Mountain Community College serves the South Phoenix area with programs in social sciences, environmental studies, and community development, emphasizing equity and local impact in an inclusive setting.

• Associate of Arts in Social Work: Human behavior, social policy, and field practicum.
• AAS in Water Resources Technology: Hydrology, wastewater treatment, and water quality analysis.
• Certificate in Community Health Work: Health education, advocacy, and cultural competency.
• Associate of Applied Science in Landscape Technician: Horticulture, irrigation, and native plant design.
• AAS in Administration of Justice: Corrections, probation, and restorative justice.
• Associate of Science in Environmental Science: Geology, climate change, and conservation biology.
• Certificate in Nonprofit Leadership: Fundraising, grant writing, and volunteer management.
• Associate of Business in Global Studies: International relations, trade, and cultural economics.
• AAS in Architectural Technology: Sustainable building, BIM software, and site planning.
• Certificate in Chicana and Chicano Studies: History, literature, and Latino civil rights.

Mountain-view campus inspires nature-based learning. Community garden teaches sustainability. Transfer to ASU's South campus. Local partnerships address urban challenges. Flexible for working families. Cultural centers support Native and Hispanic students. Programs tackle food deserts and justice reform. Advising focuses on barriers removal. South Mountain builds resilient communities through education that honors cultural roots and promotes social change.