Mesa Community College's Dobson Campus offers a wide array of programs designed to prepare students for transfer to four-year universities or direct entry into the workforce. The campus emphasizes associate degrees, certificates, and continuing education in diverse fields.
- Business and Organizational Management: Courses cover accounting principles, business law, marketing strategies, entrepreneurship, and management fundamentals, equipping students with skills for administrative roles in corporations or starting their own ventures.
- Health Sciences: Programs include nursing (RN and LPN tracks), medical assisting, dental hygiene, and radiologic technology, featuring hands-on clinical training and simulations to meet healthcare demands.
- Engineering and Technology: Offerings in mechanical engineering, electrical engineering technology, and computer-aided drafting provide foundational knowledge in design, circuitry, and software tools for technical careers.
- Liberal Arts and Humanities: Associate of Arts degrees focus on English composition, history, philosophy, foreign languages, and fine arts, fostering critical thinking and communication for humanities enthusiasts.
- Social and Behavioral Sciences: Classes in psychology, sociology, anthropology, and political science explore human behavior, societal structures, and global issues, ideal for students pursuing social work or education.
- Science and Mathematics: Core courses in biology, chemistry, physics, calculus, and statistics support STEM pathways, with labs emphasizing experimental methods and data analysis.
- Culinary Arts and Hospitality: Vocational training in baking, food service management, event planning, and tourism prepares graduates for the dynamic hospitality industry.
- Information Technology: Programs teach programming (Java, Python), cybersecurity, web development, and networking, addressing the growing need for IT professionals.
- Visual and Performing Arts: Instruction in graphic design, photography, music theory, theater production, and dance builds creative portfolios for artistic careers.
- Public Safety: Courses in fire science, emergency medical services, and law enforcement provide certification for first responders and protective services roles.
Additionally, the campus supports non-credit workforce development in areas like welding, automotive repair, and real estate licensing. With small class sizes and expert faculty, students receive personalized guidance. Transfer agreements with Arizona State University and others ensure seamless progression. The curriculum integrates real-world applications, internships, and online options for flexibility. Overall, these programs empower over 20,000 students annually to achieve academic and professional success in a supportive environment that values diversity and innovation.
