Science, Engineering & Math Pathway

Astronomy courses will give you an in-depth knowledge of the night sky and the amazing events that lead to its formation.

Look at issues related to animals, plants, or humans – including ecology, biological diversity, cellular structure and function, pathogens and disease processes, and human physiology.

In your botanical research you’ll learn about the key roles plants play in the ecosystem, conservation efforts, public health, and environmental protection.

Learn about the complex chemical processes and compounds that make up the building blocks of all life. Explore a vast scientific field that involves problem-solving, scientific inquiry, and hands-on laboratory skills.

Explore some of the most pressing issues of our time, including climate change, natural catastrophes, and environmental problems such as the loss of biodiversity and deforestation.

As a student of engineering, you might investigate issues in a variety of fields including aerospace, computers, construction, or biochemistry.

Environmental Science focuses on the scientific relationship between humans and the natural world.

By studying Geology, you’ll gain a wealth of knowledge about some of the most critical issues of our generation: natural disasters, soil conservation, climate change, water supply, and more.

Math provides the framework for hundreds of professions in a variety of industries – CEOs, lab technicians, retail store owners, and construction supervisors all rely on mathematics every day.

At SPSCC, you will be a part of small lecture classes and well-equipped labs led by faculty who are excited about their field, teaching, and supporting each student.

By studying Physics at SPSCC, you will learn more about the way the world works through interactive lectures, quality lab exercises, and in-class demonstrations.

Our students use more equipment, perform more dissections, and work with more projects than many classes at 4-year institutions.