Students in the humanities address fundamental questions of cultural meaning and value. The courses in the department emphasize reading and writing critically to understand ideas, history, culture, media and theory from diverse perspectives. In addition to strengthening core academic skills, students will have a stronger sense of civic awareness, the importance of analysis and academic research, and the value of social justice.
In Human Development, students learn about the growth and maturation of children and are afforded opportunities to practice developmentally appropriate experiences for young children.
A supportive learning community that nurtures academic, professional, and personal growth in highly motivated students from all backgrounds.
Counselor-led support, community building, and resources for students experiencing food and housing insecurities.
Medical services and mental health services by licensed healthcare providers
Priority registration, academic counseling, textbook assistance and other support for students who were or are in the foster care system.
Students will study Earth's systems and the interrelationships with human activities. Courses cover a wide variety of topics, including global cultures, environmental issues, climate change, geospatial data analysis, digital mapping, urban and rural development, global health, world cities and more. Field studies are also offered.
A partnership with Cal State Fullerton (CSUF) that enables students to graduate with a bachelor's degree in four years and a master's degree with one more additional year.
Gives students the opportunity to apply early, receive an early Freshman Advantage registration time, and enroll in courses ahead of most currently enrolled IVC students.
The Irvine Valley College Foundation believes in contributing to a meaningful experience that enhances teaching and learning at Irvine Valley College. Every day we cultivate resources because we strive to provide access to an exceptional education and a caring campus community.