Where is Huntington Campus?

Mountwest Community & Technical College's Huntington Campus offers a diverse array of programs designed to meet the workforce needs of the region. As a comprehensive community college, it emphasizes practical, hands-on education in various technical and transfer fields.

• Business and Administrative Technologies: Students can pursue associate degrees in accounting, business management, administrative support technology, and legal assisting. Courses cover financial accounting principles, managerial economics, office management software, and legal terminology, preparing graduates for roles in corporate offices, small businesses, and legal firms.
• Health Sciences: The campus provides training in nursing (including LPN and RN programs), medical assisting, radiologic technology, and emergency medical services. Curriculum includes anatomy and physiology, patient care techniques, medical ethics, and clinical practicums, equipping students for healthcare careers in hospitals, clinics, and emergency response teams.
• Information Technology: Programs in cybersecurity, network administration, web development, and computer programming are available. Key courses involve programming in Java and Python, database management with SQL, ethical hacking fundamentals, and network security protocols, leading to certifications like CompTIA A+ and Cisco CCNA.
• Industrial and Engineering Technologies: Offerings include advanced manufacturing, welding technology, HVAC systems, and mechatronics. Instruction focuses on blueprint reading, welding processes (MIG, TIG, stick), refrigeration cycles, automation controls, and safety standards, ideal for careers in manufacturing plants, construction, and energy sectors.
• Public Safety and Criminal Justice: Degrees in criminal justice and fire science cover law enforcement procedures, forensic investigation, fire prevention strategies, and emergency management. Students engage in scenario-based training and simulations to prepare for roles in police departments, fire services, and homeland security.
• Education and Human Services: Early childhood education and human services programs teach child development theories, curriculum planning for preschoolers, social work principles, and counseling techniques. Graduates are ready for positions in daycare centers, schools, and community service agencies.
• General Education and Transfer Programs: For students aiming to transfer to four-year institutions, courses in English composition, mathematics, history, psychology, and sciences provide a strong foundation. These align with West Virginia's higher education transfer guidelines.

The campus also supports continuing education and workforce development through short-term certificates and customized training in areas like entrepreneurship, digital marketing, and sustainable energy. With small class sizes and state-of-the-art facilities, including simulation labs and industry partnerships, Mountwest ensures students gain real-world skills. Over 50 programs are offered, serving more than 2,000 students annually, with a focus on affordability and accessibility. This holistic approach fosters career readiness and lifelong learning in the Appalachian region.