Nassau Community College Campuses

Nassau Community College's Main Campus in Garden City offers a comprehensive array of associate degree programs, certificates, and continuing education courses designed to prepare students for transfer to four-year institutions or direct entry into the workforce. The curriculum spans multiple disciplines, emphasizing practical skills and foundational knowledge.

• Liberal Arts and Sciences: Programs in humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences provide a broad education, including courses in English literature, history, psychology, sociology, biology, chemistry, and mathematics. These prepare students for baccalaureate degrees in fields like education, law, and public administration.
• Business Administration: Courses cover accounting, marketing, management, economics, and computer applications in business. Students learn financial analysis, entrepreneurship, and ethical decision-making through hands-on projects and simulations.
• Health Professions: Specialized training in nursing, medical assisting, radiologic technology, and emergency medical services. The nursing program includes clinical rotations, anatomy, physiology, and patient care ethics, meeting rigorous accreditation standards.
• Engineering and Technology: Associate degrees in civil engineering technology, electrical engineering technology, and mechanical engineering technology feature labs in CAD design, robotics, circuit analysis, and materials science, fostering innovation and problem-solving skills.
• Information Technology: Programs in computer science, cybersecurity, web development, and networking. Courses teach programming languages like Java and Python, database management, ethical hacking, and cloud computing.
• Criminal Justice: Focus on law enforcement, corrections, and homeland security, with classes in criminology, constitutional law, forensic science, and community policing strategies.
• Visual and Performing Arts: Training in graphic design, music, theater, and fine arts, including studio courses in drawing, digital media, music theory, and stage production.
• Education and Human Services: Preparation for teaching and social work through child development, early childhood education, and human services courses emphasizing pedagogy, diversity, and counseling techniques.
• Environmental Science: Studies in ecology, sustainability, and earth sciences, with field work in conservation, renewable energy, and environmental policy.
• Culinary Arts and Hospitality: Hands-on programs in baking, culinary techniques, hotel management, and tourism, covering food safety, menu planning, and customer service.

Additionally, the campus provides non-credit workforce development in areas like ESL, GED preparation, and professional certifications (e.g., Microsoft Office, CompTIA). With over 80 programs, the curriculum integrates online, hybrid, and in-person learning, supported by state-of-the-art facilities including simulation labs, art studios, and a planetarium. Faculty expertise ensures alignment with industry needs, boasting high transfer rates to SUNY and CUNY schools. This diverse offering caters to over 20,000 students annually, promoting accessibility and lifelong learning in a supportive environment.