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Summer classes begin May 27, June 16, and fall classes begin August 25. Registration for both semesters has begun! Plus get ready to celebrate - DVC's Commencement Ceremony will be on Friday, May 23 at 5 pm. Don't wait - RSVP by May 16!

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Sociology

The sociology program explores society's structure and dynamics, preparing students for careers in social work, public policy, and criminal justice, or transfer to a four-year university.

Social Science

DVC’s social justice program explores inequality and advocacy, preparing students for careers in social work, public policy, law, or further study at four-year schools.

Public Health

The public health program prepares students to promote community health, prevent disease, and pursue careers in health education, advocacy, or transfer to four-year schools.

Psychology

DVC's psychology program builds critical thinking skills and explores human behavior, preparing you for a rewarding career helping others and improving community well-being.

Political Science

The political science program explores government, politics, and policy, preparing students for careers in law, public service, and advocacy or transfer to four-year schools.

Plumbing

Earn a wage while learning! DVC offers a five-year apprenticeship program in plumbing. Get hands-on training for an occupation that's always in demand.

Physics

Explore physics, the foundation of physical sciences and technology, with applications in solar power, medical imaging, and careers in labs, hospitals, and beyond.

Philosophy

Philosophy sharpens critical thinking and understanding of self and humanity, preparing you for careers in education, law, and writing, and fulfills CSU/UC transfer requirements.

Nutrition

DVC's nutrition program covers microbiology, anatomy, and how nutrition impacts health and fitness, preparing students for careers in health and wellness.

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Music Industry Studies

The music industries program teaches recording, marketing, and distribution, preparing students for careers in music production, composition, business, and sound engineering.

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