SWOCC Campuses

Southwestern Oregon Community College's Coos Bay Campus serves as the main hub for academic and vocational training in the region, offering a wide range of programs designed to meet the needs of diverse learners. This campus provides comprehensive education in both transfer degrees and career-focused technical training, ensuring students are prepared for further studies or immediate entry into the workforce.

• Associate of Arts and Associate of Science Degrees for university transfer, covering subjects like liberal arts, sciences, and humanities.
• Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs, including Nursing, Welding Technology, Culinary Arts, and Emergency Medical Services, which provide hands-on training for in-demand professions.
• Business and Computer Information Systems programs that equip students with skills in accounting, management, and IT support.
• Health and Public Safety programs, such as Fire Science and Paramedicine, tailored for careers in community service and emergency response.
• General Education courses that support foundational learning in math, writing, and communication for all students.
• Adult Basic Education and GED preparation to assist non-traditional students in achieving their educational goals.

The campus also offers unique opportunities through partnerships with local industries, ensuring that curriculum aligns with workforce needs. Students benefit from small class sizes, personalized instruction, and access to modern facilities like science labs, a culinary institute, and a student recreation center. Additionally, the campus supports distance learning options for those unable to attend in person, broadening access to education. Whether students aim to transfer to a four-year institution or gain immediate job skills, the Coos Bay Campus provides a supportive environment to achieve their aspirations.

The Curry Campus of Southwestern Oregon Community College, located in Brookings, offers accessible education to residents of Curry County and surrounding areas. This smaller campus focuses on providing foundational and community-oriented programs that cater to local needs while maintaining the high standards of the college's broader mission. It serves as a vital resource for students seeking affordable education close to home.

• General Education courses that fulfill requirements for associate degrees, including math, writing, and social sciences, ideal for transfer to four-year institutions.
• Career and Technical Education programs such as Business, Computer Technology, and Health Occupations, designed to prepare students for local job markets.
• Community Education and Workforce Development courses, offering short-term training, professional development, and personal enrichment opportunities.
• Adult Basic Education and GED preparation to support adult learners in achieving foundational skills and high school equivalency.
• Distance Learning options, connecting students to additional courses offered at the main Coos Bay Campus through online platforms.
• Support services including tutoring, advising, and library resources to ensure student success in a smaller, more personalized setting.

The Curry Campus emphasizes community engagement, often tailoring its offerings to meet the specific economic and social needs of the region. With a focus on accessibility, the campus provides a welcoming environment for non-traditional students, working adults, and those balancing family responsibilities. Its coastal location also inspires a unique learning atmosphere, fostering a close-knit community of learners. Whether students are pursuing a degree, certificate, or simply personal growth, the Curry Campus delivers quality education with the flexibility and support needed to succeed.