Programs & Courses

Harness your potential, earn your degree, and move forward with confidence. Harford's 90+ degree and certificate programs give you the momentum you need to take the next step in your career and in your life.

Unsure what you want to study? Choose an area that interests you and explore the programs offered within it.
Already know your program of study? Use the dropdown list to learn the specifics of that program at Harford.
Want to just take a class or two? Browse the Credit Schedule of Classes and Noncredit Schedule of Classes to see what's offered.

Computers | Math | Data

If you like problem solving, working with computers, formulas, and the "what ifs," the programs in this interest area may be for you.

Education | Social Sciences

If you are supportive and thrive on helping others, the programs in this interest area may be for you.

Science | Healthcare | Wellness

If you are interested in sciences, discovery, medicines, and how they interact, programs in this interest area may be for you.

Business | Finance

If you are detailed and find money and commerce fascinating, programs in this interest area may be for you.

The Arts

Expressive, creative, and original. If any of these describe you, programs in this interest area may be for you.

Communications | 
Humanities

If you're interested in many diverse areas yet see connections between them all and you thrive on storytelling in some form, programs in this interest area may be for you.

Applied Science | 
Technology | Trades

If you see yourself in a hands-on career and are curious about the way things work, programs in this interest area may be for you.

General Studies

If you're not quite sure what you want to do or are interested in pursuing multiple options, this may be the program that fits you best.

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Not interested in a degree but want to enter the workforce as soon as possible? Explore the programs in this interest area.

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YOUR OPTIONS.

Think about what you love, what interests you, and what kind of environment you like to work in. All of these things play a part in choosing your major. Harford Community College is a great place to take your time and discover what fits: online, remote, face-to-face, or hybrid.

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YOUR OPTIONS.

Think about what you love, what interests you, and what kind of environment you like to work in. All of these things play a part in choosing your major. Harford Community College is a great place to take your time and discover what fits: online, remote, face-to-face, or hybrid.

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Degrees offered at Harford

AS

Associate of Sciences

Recognizes a curricular focus on science, mathematics, engineering and technology. The Associate of Sciences degree not only transfers to appropriate baccalaureate programs, but also provides for career exploration and skills upgrading.

AFA

Associate of Fine Arts

Recognizes a curricular focus on the fine arts (studio, graphic, digital, photographic and similar arts subjects). It focuses heavily on portfolio or performance preparation and is geared to those who wish to pursue a BFA at a university.

AA

Associate of Arts

Recognizes a curricular focus on the liberal arts (humanities, social sciences and similar subjects) and fine arts. The Associate of Arts degree not only transfers to appropriate baccalaureate programs, but also provides for career exploration and skills upgrading.

AAS

Associate of Applied Sciences

Recognizes a curricular focus on science, mathematics, engineering and technology. The Associate of Sciences degree not only transfers to appropriate baccalaureate programs, but also provides for career exploration and skills upgrading.

AAT

Associate of Arts in Teaching

Recognizes a curricular focus in teacher education that meets the lower-level degree academic content, outcomes, and requirements for teacher education similar to the first two years of a baccalaureate program in teacher education.