Santiago Canyon College
Degree / Certificate and Credential(s):
Food Safety and Processing
Biotechnology
Laboratory Assistant
Biomanufacturing
Denise Foley
Anson Lui
Navanjot Batth
Program Website(s):
www.sccollege.edu/biotechnology
Santiago Canyon College is part of the Orange County Biotech Education Collaborative Partnership.
Grant Support:
DUE 1458337: Santiago Canyon College STEM Scholars Academy (S-STEM), DUE 1502064: Orange County Collaborative Partnership, Career Pathways, Strong Workforce, Perkins
Award Type(s):
NSF-ATE
Other
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Location:
Santiago Canyon College
8045 E. Chapman Ave
Orange
CA
92869
Phone:
714 628 4920
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Graduates from this program have been employed by or interned at:
Applied Biomedical Sciences, Zymo Research, Avid Biosciences, Allele Biotechnology and Pharmaceuticals, Orange County Vector Control, Teco Diagnostics, Millennium Life Sciences, UCI research laboratories, CSUF Project RAISE summer research program, Chapman University Summer Undergraduate Research in Earth and Environmental Sciences
Program description:
Start your biotechnology career today! Santiago Canyon College's Biotechnology program will help.
The Biotechnology Program at Santiago Canyon College prepares students to enter the thriving Life Science industry in Orange County. Students can earn stackable certificates by taking sets of courses designed to prepare them for the middle-skill positions available in the region. After as few as three courses, students will earn the first level certificate and can utilize the regional job developer to help them obtain a position as an intern or apprentice. As students continue to take courses, they can earn additional certificates and the A.S. in Biotechnology. The A.S. degree prepares students to transfer into the Biomanufacturing B.S. programs at Mira Costa or Solano Community Colleges.
Industry Advisory Board
Santiago Canyon College has an industry advisory board that meets on a regular basis with 4 of the colleges in the Orange County biotech education collaborative. Members of the industry advisory board provide internships, employment, tours, and networking options. One company even offers merit-based scholarships to students earning certificates in biotechnology.
