Hawaii Community College is one of the campuses operated by University Of Hawaii - System. Our records show the address as Hilo, HI, USA.
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Hawaii Community College, located in Hilo, offers associate degrees, certificates, and workforce training programs designed for practical skills and transfer to four-year institutions. It emphasizes hands-on learning in fields relevant to Hawaii's rural and island economy, with a focus on affordability and accessibility.
- Division of Arts and Letters: Liberal arts, English, Hawaiian studies, and fine arts, building foundational communication and cultural knowledge.
- Division of Business: Accounting, business administration, and office technology, preparing for entry-level business roles.
- Division of Health Sciences: Nursing, emergency medical services, and substance abuse counseling, with clinical training for healthcare careers.
- Division of Humanities: History, philosophy, and speech, fostering critical thinking and civic engagement.
- Division of Math, Science, and Technology: Biology, chemistry, computer science, and engineering technologies, including automotive and electronics.
- Division of Student Success: Support courses in college skills, career planning, and student development.
- Culinary Arts Program: Food service, baking, and hospitality management, utilizing local ingredients.
- Plant Science and Agriculture: Horticulture, landscaping, and sustainable farming techniques for tropical climates.
- Vocational Programs: Welding, construction technology, and diesel mechanics, offering apprenticeships and certifications.
The college supports transfer pathways to UH Hilo and features programs like the Aquaculture Training Center for marine resource management. Community education includes non-credit courses in personal enrichment and professional development. Students engage in internships, co-ops, and service projects addressing local needs like disaster preparedness and environmental conservation. With flexible scheduling and online options, HCC serves working adults and high school graduates. Its curriculum promotes aloha spirit and cultural competence, preparing alumni for jobs in healthcare, trades, agriculture, and education, contributing to Big Island's economic vitality and community resilience.
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