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Made up of some of the finest artists, educators, and individuals ever assembled in one place, the School of the Arts epitomizes excellence in all the arts. Although the curriculum may appear traditional in its focus, there is much room and appreciation for creativity and self-directed study. Whether your interest lies in Dance, Music, Speech, Theatre, or the Visual Arts​ there is a place for you at Irvine Valley College. Here at IVC, an understanding of the arts is viewed as essential to understanding what makes us human.

The School of Business Sciences offers a variety of programs and curriculum in Accounting, Business Management, Computer Information Management, Entrepreneurship, Paralegal Studies and Real Estate.​

Programs and Majors: English, Film Studies, Gender Studies, History, Humanities, Journalism, Philosophy, Religious Studies

Irvine Valley College’s (IVC) School of Integrated Design, Engineering and Automation (IDEA) serves as a catalyst for innovative career education opportunities at the Advanced Technology and Education Park (ATEP) in Tustin. Program offerings include design model making, drafting and engineering, electrical technology and electronic technology.

Join the Dean for a review of the KNES and Public Health degrees, Fitness Professional certificate, and Student Handbook. Information on esports, Athletics, career paths and the teaching professionals in these disciplines.

Programs and Majors: Chinese, ESL & Adult ESL (AESL), French, Japanese, Sign Language, Spanish

The School of Life Sciences and Technologies at Irvine Valley College offers a wide range of courses in the biological sciences as well as selected courses in environmental studies. The introductory courses focus on theories and concepts in five primary areas: cellular and molecular biology, genetics, evolution, ecology, and whole organism biology.

The Mathematics Department at Irvine Valley College seeks to contribute to the fulfillment of the college's mission by helping students enrolled in our courses achieve the following goals: develop proficiency in the use of mathematics needed to function in society, develop proficiency in the use of mathematics necessary for a given graduation degree or certificate of completion program, acquire mathematical knowledge and skills for further career achievement, acquire mathematical knowledge and skills for further academic study.

The Computer Science Department in the School of Mathematics and Computer Science conducts a program designed for students who are developing computer programming skills in preparation to transfer to a four-year college or university. Courses are intended to meet the needs of students at various levels of competence, from the novice to the expert. The department acquaints students with the presently available methods of computer science that are useful in solving problems of science, industry, and government; prepares students for the additional formal education and self-education required in this ever-developing field; and fosters students' abilities to solve computer science problems.

The School of Physical Sciences and Technologies offers courses and programs in various branches of the physical sciences, including astronomy and physics, chemistry, geology, and oceanography.

Instructional programs include lower-division courses for the transfer student, introductory lecture/laboratory courses, the geology field program, and technological training courses. The curriculum throughout the school emphasizes the study of the natural universe from the perspective of empirical science. The goal is to provide students with an essential foundation that will allow them to better appreciate and understand our world and the problems of its management. The faculty of the school hopes to maximize the opportunity for students to give abstract theories practical application and personal relevance.

An education must include training in the scientific/empirical method of inquiry used in the social and behavioral sciences, as well as the fundamental principles that govern these disciplines. These principles influence the processes of human interaction, human behavior, and social institutions and help to define us individually and collectively as a society. An understanding of the principles of the social and behavioral sciences, combined with critical thinking, enhances an individual’s ability to make responsible political, moral, and social decisions in the modern, everyday world.

IVC celebrates and honors its women, men, and persons of color! Come to this workshop to hear from faculty and staff that run both WoCC (Womxn of Color Collective) and FELLAS (Fellowship Exchange of Lessons Learned & Academic Support) about communities build just for you! In addition, we will discuss services offered by the college to support your success and educational goals.

You may have missed some significant events in your life: high school graduation, prom, grad night and so many other missed opportunities. IVC has virtual and in-person resources and is here to support your transition to college during this unusual time. This workshop will provide resources to ensure you have the tools necessary to be successful at IVC and beyond.

As a new college parent, how do you stay involved productively with your teen once college begins? Learn more about the college experience and expectations and how you can stay involved without getting in the way of your teen’s growing independence.

Transferring in two years can be a challenge. Learn about different requirements for multiple transfer school options along with some tips and programs that can assist you along your academic journey.

Are you a Science, Technology, Engineering or Math (STEM) major? If yes, then please join us for a workshop designed specifically for you to learn about STEM transfer information, resources, and opportunities. Specifically, we will cover transfer planning for STEM majors, as well as research and internship opportunities for STEM students. In addition, we will cover tips and strategies for STEM majors to be successful here at Irvine Valley College. (Please note that we will not cover any pre-health professions majors or careers like biology for pre-med in this workshop.)

Transfer Info, Majors, and Resources for Pre-Health Professions Come learn about transfer requirements and health professionals school requirements at this workshop. Specific pathway information, major options, and resources will be provided to students to best prepare for a major and a career in the healthcare field.

"What's your major?" If you are being asked this question and don't have an answer, this workshop is for you! Learn why it's important to decide on your major sooner rather than later. Also, discover the connection between majors and careers and leave with some strategies for deciding on a major