Where is Toledo Area Campus?

Owens Community College's Toledo Area Campus offers a wide array of associate degrees, certificates, and workforce training programs designed to meet the needs of the local community and regional industries. The campus emphasizes practical, hands-on education in high-demand fields.

• Business Administration: Programs include accounting, management, marketing, and entrepreneurship, preparing students for entry-level positions or transfer to four-year institutions. Courses cover financial principles, business law, and organizational behavior.
• Health and Public Safety: Comprehensive training in nursing, medical assisting, radiologic technology, and emergency medical services. Students gain clinical experience through partnerships with local hospitals and clinics, focusing on patient care, anatomy, and medical ethics.
• Engineering Technologies: Degrees in mechanical engineering technology, electrical engineering technology, and civil engineering technology. Curriculum includes CAD design, automation, robotics, and project management, with labs equipped for real-world simulations.
• Information Technology: Courses in cybersecurity, networking, software development, and web design. Students learn programming languages like Java and Python, database management, and ethical hacking techniques.
• Liberal Arts and Sciences: General education courses for transfer students, including English composition, mathematics, history, psychology, and natural sciences. These build foundational skills for bachelor's programs elsewhere.
• Public Service and Legal Studies: Training for law enforcement, corrections, and paralegal studies, covering criminal justice, constitutional law, and community policing strategies.
• Early Childhood Education: Programs for aspiring educators, focusing on child development, curriculum planning, and inclusive teaching practices for diverse learners.
• Advanced Manufacturing: Certificates in welding, machining, and industrial maintenance, with emphasis on Industry 4.0 technologies like CNC programming and lean manufacturing principles.

The campus also provides continuing education and customized corporate training in areas like leadership development, ESL, and professional certifications such as CompTIA and Cisco. With state-of-the-art facilities including simulation labs and a dedicated health sciences center, students receive personalized instruction from industry-experienced faculty. Programs are aligned with Ohio's workforce needs, boasting high job placement rates. Flexible scheduling, including online and evening classes, accommodates working adults. Overall, the Toledo Area Campus fosters a supportive learning environment that promotes academic excellence, career readiness, and lifelong learning, serving over 10,000 students annually across its diverse offerings.