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Business, Computer & Engineering Technologies

Programs of Learning

The business programs at SCC are designed to prepare students for entry-level careers, career advancement, or entrepreneurship across diverse industries. We offer associate degrees and certificates in areas such as accounting, business administration, administrative office technology, banking and finance, culinary arts, and entrepreneurship. Students enrolled in a business program will gain practical, career-focused skills in management, marketing, accounting, operations, and business technology. Our certificate programs provide in-demand, stackable credentials that support rapid workforce entry or continued advancement within the business field.

Several business programs can be completed 100% online, offering flexible options to fit students’ schedules.

Discover our exciting credit and non-credit options below!

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Business Administration AAS - Logistics

Business Administration Associate in Applied Science. Courses to be chosen by the student under the guidance of his/her faculty advisor, for the purpose of allowing the student to adapt the program to his/her individual objectives. Please contact the Department Chair of the School of Business to discuss a customized academic program of study.

  • Associate of Applied Science (AAS)
  • SCC Online, SCC Downtown Campus
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Business Administration AAS with Small Business Startup/Entrepreneurship

Business Administration Associate in Applied Science. Courses to be chosen by the student under the guidance of his/her faculty advisor, for the purpose of allowing the student to adapt the program to his/her individual objectives. Please contact the Department Chair of the School of Business to discuss a customized academic program of study.

  • Associate of Applied Science (AAS)
  • SCC Online, SCC Downtown Campus
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Business Administration, AAS

The Business Administration Associate in Applied Science degree is designed to prepare students for entry-level employment and career advancement across a wide range of business fields. The program provides a strong foundation in core business principles while offering flexibility for students to tailor coursework to their individual career goals.

  • Associate of Applied Science (AAS)
  • SCC Spartanburg (Giles) Campus
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supply chain training lab, industrial equipment maintenance, hands-on technical education, logistics and operations training, workforce development program, engineering lab environment, equipment inspection training

Business Administration, AAS - Cosmetology

Business Administration Associate in Applied Science. Courses to be chosen by the student under the guidance of his/her faculty advisor, for the purpose of allowing the student to adapt the program to his/her individual objectives. Please contact the Chair of the School of Business to discuss a customized academic program of study.

  • Associate of Applied Science (AAS)
  • SCC Tyger River Campus
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Business Administration, AAS - Data Analytics

Business Administration Associate in Applied Science. Courses to be chosen by the student under the guidance of his/her faculty advisor, for the purpose of allowing the student to adapt the program to his/her individual objectives. Please contact the Chair of the School of Business to discuss a customized academic program of study.

  • Associate of Applied Science (AAS)
  • SCC Spartanburg (Giles) Campus
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Computer Support Specialist Certificate

Computer support specialist students learn to maintain personal computer systems, solve user problems, support user applications and provide user training. Students learn to diagnose and troubleshoot PC operating system problems, upgrade and maintain PC hardware and help desk concepts. In addition, students learn networking concepts, database concepts and programming logic.

  • Certificate
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Computer Technology - Networking/Cybersecurity, AAS

Computer technology with networking/cybersecurity electives students develop skills in PC operating systems, PC hardware concepts, computer software applications, cybersecurity, and developing and maintaining small to medium sized computer networks.

  • Associate of Applied Science (AAS)
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Computer Technology - Software Development, AAS

Students enrolled in Software Development learn to design, develop, test and maintain software applications while gaining practical skills in programming, database development, web technologies and collaborative software.

  • Associate of Applied Science (AAS)
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Cosmetology Certificate

Cosmetology is the study and application of beauty treatment. Branches of specialty include hair care, skin care, nail care, and cosmetics. In this certificate program, students will learn the fundamentals of cosmetology including hair styling, hair coloring, scalp and hair care, chemical procedures for the hair, sanitation procedures, facials and makeup, and nail care. Upon completion of this program, graduates are eligible for both the written and practical Cosmetology exams of the South Carolina Board of Cosmetology.

  • Certificate
  • SCC Tyger River Campus
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Culinary Arts Certificate

Culinary arts students learn the basic principles and applications of the food service industry. Competencies include safe food handling practices, sanitation, knife skills, equipment operation and safety, dining room operations and service, nutrition applications, and food preparation; Garde manger, entrees, baked goods and pastries, and buffet planning and organization. Students learn skills to manage production, inventory, purchasing and receiving and personnel.

  • Certificate
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Non-Credit Options

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Computer Applications for the Workplace

Build the digital skills needed to succeed in today's workplace through SCC's 40-hour Microsoft Office Essentials course. This hands-on training program is designed for individuals seeking to strengthen their computer and office productivity skills for career advancement, entry-level employment, or professional development.

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industrial automation training, manufacturing technology lab, robotic arm system, technical education equipment, workforce development training, engineering lab environment, advanced manufacturing training

NCCER Construction Foreman Certification

The Construction Foreman Certification Program is a complete, ready-to-implement training solution built to prepare both new and experienced foremen for leadership success in the field.

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Esthetics

Esthetics is a branch of anatomical science that deals with the overall health and well-being of the skin, which is the largest organ of the human body. An esthetician is a specialist in the cleansing, beautification, and preservation of the health of the skin on the entire body, including the face and neck.

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Freight Dispatching & Logistics

This course offers a great opportunity for students who are interested or desire to learn more about business, transportation, and logistics. We will explore the ins and outs of the freight dispatching industry.

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Introduction to ISO 9001

Fundamental Philosophies, Quality System & Documentation Requirements of the Standard. Emphasis of Process Approach transforming the Quality Management System into a Business Model instead of a Compliance Model.

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NCCER Electrical Level 1

This National Center for Construction Education and Research NCCER course begins with an orientation to the electrical trade and discusses career paths available to electricians.

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NCCER Construction Project Management

This 115 hour course in Project Management curriculum is designed to support training for construction project managers, introducing learners to key topics such as construction documents, cost control, document control and quality control.

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