- Arts, Media, & Entertainment
- The Arts, Media, and Entertainment Pathway explores and expands artistic interests as students develop creative and critical thinking, inspire change, and transform culture. Creators combine their passion with industry-level skills to pursue further education or begin sustainable careers
- Business, Information, & Technology
- Majors offered in the Business, Information, and Technology pathway are designed to benefit students who are career bound as well as to further advance to a four-year institution. Students will acquire leadership, technical, interpersonal, communication, and critical thinking skill-sets, preparing them for hands-on careers. Students will have an opportunity to develop and enhance existing knowledge, relevant for success in today’s economy, and will be prepared to join an existing organization or start their own business, positively impacting local, state, national, and global competitiveness.
- Communications & Languages
- The Communication and Languages pathway explores perspectives on critical thinking and expression in a variety of contexts, organizing and conveying ideas in written and oral forms. Students will be equipped with the most sought-after skills in the 21st-century professional landscape. This pathway opens opportunities for employment in fields from business to the public sector as well as serving as a foundation for graduate studies in a wide range of disciplines.
- Education and Teaching
- The Education & Teaching pathway combines the study of developmental science and education with the hands-on application needed for university transfer and entrance into careers in child development, education, or social services. There are many career options within this field to explore. Career options in this pathway range from requiring a certificate to earning a bachelor’s degree to enter the field.
- Exploratory
- The Exploratory/Undecided pathway is designed to provide additional assistance to all students who have not yet declared a major. Choosing a major and/or career can be a challenging process no matter the reason and the college has many resources to help guide you. These exploratory maps are suggestions to support your exploration of options that best fit your interests, values, and educational goals.
- Health & Wellness
- Health & Wellness Pathway programs provide strategies, knowledge and skills for a rewarding career as a health or wellness professional of the 21st century. The pathway is designed for students to have hands-on experience, develop problem-solving skills, and provide industry standard experience. Through education and experience learned in this discipline we can help produce students who are committed to being culturally and socially responsive, fostering integrity, and promoting healthier lives. Students who want to enter the workforce directly can earn industry related certificates, and/or students can continue their education through transfer to a four-year university.
- Human Behavior, History, & Society
- In the Human Behavior, History & Society Area, students learn about themselves, their community, and the world. With a focus on past and present theory and research, students explore human behavior through a variety of lenses including the examination of historical events, individual agency/actions, biological factors that affect behavior, legal and moral ethics, economics, politics, traditional and nontraditional media effects, societal shifts and cultural changes and insights into the factors that contribute to differences in the ways individuals perceive and understand the world. Students in this path can expect to develop their critical thinking and writing skills while they seek to answer the question ‘what drives human behavior’?
- Science & Math
- If you enjoy science, math, technology, medicine, and having a global perspective on how your studies and career path will impact society, then you are in the right place! In this pathway, you will be fully engaged in collaboration, rigor, and critical thinking opportunities with your classmates and professors to level up your learning experience.
Moorpark College Program Mapper
Program mapper is designed to help students explore our various certificate and degree offerings and ensure a timely path to completion. Moorpark College has organized its degree and certificate programs into eight identified Areas of Interest. These eight areas consist of programs grouped together based on connections between similar interest, course work and possible career goals. Each Area of Interest allows you to explore a set of program maps that show a suggested semester by semester path from program entry to completion. Please see a counselor to create a customized education plan based on these maps to meet your educational goals.
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Education and Careers
Featured program pathways include term-by-term map of courses that you can bookmark and share with the school counselor before making an appointment.