Robeson Community College Campuses

Robeson Community College's Lumberton Campus offers a wide array of programs designed to meet the educational and workforce needs of Robeson County and surrounding areas. As a comprehensive community college, it provides associate degrees, diplomas, and certificates across various disciplines, emphasizing practical skills and transfer opportunities to four-year institutions.

• Health Sciences: The campus is renowned for its nursing and allied health programs, including Associate Degree Nursing (ADN), Practical Nursing (PN), and Medical Assisting. These courses cover anatomy, physiology, patient care, pharmacology, and clinical rotations in local hospitals, preparing students for high-demand healthcare careers.
• Business and Public Services: Programs in Business Administration, Accounting, and Office Administration teach essential skills in management, finance, marketing, and computer applications. Public Services offerings include Criminal Justice Technology, focusing on law enforcement, corrections, and emergency management, with hands-on training in forensics and community policing.
• Education and Human Services: Aspiring educators can pursue the Associate in Arts or Science for Teacher Education, covering pedagogy, child development, and curriculum design. Early Childhood Education programs emphasize childcare management, inclusive education, and family dynamics.
• Industrial and Engineering Technologies: Courses in Welding Technology, Automotive Systems, and Industrial Systems provide vocational training in fabrication, repair, automation, and safety protocols, often with industry partnerships for apprenticeships.
• Information Technology: The IT programs include Networking Technology and Computer Programming, teaching cybersecurity, software development, database management, and cloud computing, aligning with certifications like CompTIA and Cisco.
• Arts and Sciences: Transfer-oriented liberal arts courses in English, Mathematics, History, Biology, and Psychology form the foundation for bachelor's degrees, with small class sizes for personalized instruction.
• Continuing Education and Workforce Development: Non-credit courses in ESL, GED preparation, HVAC, cosmetology, and entrepreneurship support lifelong learning and skill enhancement for the local workforce.

With state-of-the-art facilities like simulation labs, makerspaces, and a library resource center, the campus fosters a supportive environment for diverse learners. Programs are accredited and tailored to regional industries such as agriculture, manufacturing, and tourism in southeastern North Carolina. Students benefit from affordable tuition, financial aid, and career services, ensuring pathways to employment or further education. The curriculum integrates cultural relevance, reflecting the Lumbee heritage and multicultural community, promoting equity and inclusion in all offerings.