The mission of the STEM Division is to provide exceptional learning opportunities through innovative STEM programs, lab experiences, and coursework that allow students to acquire STEM content knowledge, gain laboratory skills, and think collaboratively and critically so they are prepared for success in future STEM and non-STEM courses, programs, and career pathways.
Edmonds College also houses the National Resource Center for Materials Technology Education, which provides curriculum for materials technology nationwide and an advanced technology lab; and operates the Washington Aerospace Training and Research Center, which provides short-term training and helps ensure a steady supply of qualified workers for Boeing and other aerospace companies.
The following transfer degrees are designed to prepare science and engineering majors for transfer to a four-year school with standing as a junior.
Associate in Applied Science-Transfer (AAS-T) degrees are designed to prepare graduates for jobs requiring two years of training or for transfer to four-year schools with specific bachelor’s programs that accept this degree
Associate of Technical Arts (ATA) degrees are designed to provide professional and technical training to prepare students for specific jobs or to improve existing skills.
Mechatronics and Automation Technology Associate of Technical Arts Degree
For general questions about STEM and/or to get connected to resources and services, visit the STEM Student Support and Retention Specialist in Hazel Miller Building (HZL) 204B or email stem@edcc.edu. We look forward to working with you!
RiSE is a student support program for Edmonds College students who are pursuing a degree in STEM. Through personalized college-to-career support and community building, RiSE aims to increase the number and the diversity of students successfully earning degrees in STEM fields. RiSE students have access to a faculty mentor, field trips to universities, academic and transfer workshops, and career exploration events. Visit the RiSE page to find out more and to join!
MESA supports underrepresented student achievements in STEM fields. Benefits of membership include being a part of the safe and supportive MESA community, connections with students in other MESA programs across the state, use of the private MESA study room, and MESA-sponsored career panels and events that highlight the importance of creating a diverse and empowered STEM community. Visit the MESA page to find out more and to join!
The STEM Study Room is a place for Edmonds College students to get free, drop-in academic support from tutors and STEM faculty. In addition to free tutoring, the study room provides whiteboard tables, textbooks and study guides, headphones, Chromebooks for in-room use, and free snacks to students. For more information and to see a detailed tutoring schedule, see the STEM Study Room page.
The Math Division offers free preparation for the math placement test. To learn more, visit the Math Placement Page.