Majors and Programs
A student at Oakridge chooses a major and a level when registering. A certificate takes 30 credits, an associate degree 60 and a bachelor's degree 120. The majors fall under five departments, and Departments says what each one covers.
Arts
- Fine Art
- Visual Arts & Design
- Music
- Theatre & Performance
- Camera & Production Crew (certificate)
- Sound & Live Event Production (certificate)
- Technical Theatre & Stagecraft (certificate)
Humanities and Social Sciences
- Literature & Writing
- Liberal Arts
- History & Cultural Studies (concentration: Museum Studies)
- Psychology (concentration: Behavioral Science)
- Sociology & Community Studies
- Anthropology
- Human Development & Social Work
- Economics
- Political Science & Civic Studies
- Education
- Teaching Support (certificate)
Sciences
- Biology
- Chemistry
- Forensic Science
- Laboratory Technology / Clinical Analysis
- Environmental & Ecological Science (concentration: Geology)
- Mathematics & Physics (concentrations: Physics, Statistics)
Health
- Health Sciences
- Public & Community Health
- Allied Health (certificate)
- Home Health Aide (certificate)
- Industrial Safety (certificate)
Public Service and Careers
- Criminal Justice & Legal Studies
- Administrative & Technical Support
- Culinary Arts & Hospitality
- Paralegal Studies (certificate)
- Municipal Administration (certificate)
- Security & Public Safety (certificate)
- Office Administration (certificate)
- California Peace Officer Standards and Training Certificate
See the course catalog for courses and the Oakridge College Student Handbook for life on campus.
Out of character. You declare your degree program in Munibase: a certificate, an associate degree or a bachelor's degree in your major. The course catalog lists the courses, and Munibase keeps it current.