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  1. Industrial Pipefitter

    • Continuing Education

    The Industrial Pipefitter program prepares students for entry-level careers in industrial pipe fabrication and installation. Students receive training in screw pipe, socket weld, butt weld, and mechanical joint piping systems while developing hands-on skills used in industrial settings. The program emphasizes the National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER) Core and Industrial Pipefitter curriculum to support industry-standard training and workforce readiness.

    Industrial Pipefitter, O.S.A.:

    Occupational Skills Award

  2. Instrumentation & Controls Engineering Technology

    • Workforce Training

    The Instrumentation & Controls Engineering Technology program at Houston City College provides high-quality education and hands-on training in modern instrumentation and control systems. Students gain the technical skills needed for careers in process control, automation, and industrial system operations.

    Instrumentation & Controls Engineering Technology, A.A.S.:

    Associate of Applied Science (AAS)

    Instrumentation & Controls Engineering Technology, C2:

    Certificate 2

  3. Insurance Specialist

    • Workforce Training

    The Insurance Specialist program area introduces students to business loss exposures and the operation of insurance policies related to property, business income, crime, marine, auto, and government programs. Students develop foundational knowledge of insurance concepts and may be prepared to take the licensing exam sponsored by the Department of Insurance.

    Business Management - Insurance Specialist/Associate, C1:

    Certificate 1

  4. Interdisciplinary Studies

    • University Transfer

    The Interdisciplinary Studies program empowers students to design an academic path that reflects their unique interests, goals, and ambitions. By integrating knowledge from multiple disciplines, students gain a broader perspective and develop critical thinking, creativity, and problem-solving skills essential in today’s complex world. This flexible program encourages exploration across fields while maintaining academic rigor, preparing graduates to adapt, innovate, and succeed in diverse careers or advanced study.

    Africana/African American Studies - Specialization, I.C.:

    Institutional Certificate (IC)

    Global Studies - Specialization, I.C.:

    Institutional Certificate (IC)

    Interdisciplinary Studies, A.A.:

    Associate of Arts (A.A.)

    Mexican‐American/Latinx Studies - Specialization, I.C.:

    Institutional Certificate (IC)

    Women & Gender Studies - Specialization, I.C.:

    Institutional Certificate (IC)

  5. Interior Design

    • Workforce Training

    The Interior Design program at Houston City College provides a balanced blend of technical, creative, and business skills needed for success in the interior design profession. The AAS degree prepares students for careers in residential and commercial design through hands-on projects and industry-focused instruction.

    Business Management for Interior Design, C1:

    Certificate 1

    Interior Decorating, C1:

    Certificate 1

    Interior Design, A.A.S.:

    Associate of Applied Science (AAS)

    Kitchen & Bath Design Professional, C1:

    Certificate 1

    Residential Interior Design, C2:

    Certificate 2

  6. Interpreting/Sign Language

    • Workforce Training

    The Interpreting Training / American Sign Language AAS program at Houston City College is a two-year course of study that prepares students for entry-level employment in the interpreting profession. The curriculum builds strong ASL communication skills, cultural understanding, and practical interpreting techniques needed to work with Deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals in a variety of settings.

    Sign Language - Interpreting Transliteration Technology, A.A.S.:

    Associate of Applied Science (AAS)

  7. Introduction to Pipe Welding

    • Continuing Education

    The Introduction to Pipe Welding program area prepares students with foundational skills in pipe cutting and welding processes needed for entry-level pipe welding careers. Students learn to use, set up, and calibrate various types of welding equipment while performing basic welding functions and developing hands-on industry skills.

    Introduction to Pipe Welding, I. C.:

    Institutional Certificate (IC)

  8. Introduction to Project Management for Crisis - Ready Professionals

    • Continuing Education

    The Introduction to Project Management for Crisis-Ready Professionals program area equips students with foundational project management skills needed to manage high-pressure projects during emergency and disaster situations. Students develop action plans using real-world resilience scenarios while learning project management tools and strategies that support crisis response and preparation for the Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM) certification.

    Introduction to Project Management for Crisis - Ready Professionals:

    Institutional Certificate (IC)

  9. IT Fundamentals

    • Continuing Education

    The IT Fundamentals program provides students with a strong foundation in essential information technology concepts and skills needed for today’s technology-driven workplace. Students learn the basics of computer hardware, software, networking technology, and network security through beginner-friendly instruction and hands-on learning. The program prepares students for entry-level IT opportunities and further study in the technology field.

    IT Fundamentals, O.S.A.:

    Occupational Skills Award

  10. Languages, Intensive English

    • Continuing Education

    The Intensive English program area helps college students and adult learners develop English language skills for work, academic studies in the United States, and Houston City College certificate programs. The program offers Intro, Level 1, and Level 2 instruction, preparing students to transition into ESOL Level 3 upon successful completion of Level 2.

    Languages, CE Intensive English, I.C.:

    Institutional Certificate (IC)

  11. Logistics & Global Supply Chain Management

    • Workforce Training

    The Logistics and Global Supply Chain Management certificate equips students with the technical skills needed for entry-level positions in transportation, warehousing, inventory, and global supply operations.

    Logistics & Global Supply Chain Management - Freight Forwarder, C1:

    Certificate 1

    Logistics & Global Supply Chain Management - General, A.A.S.:

    Associate of Applied Science (AAS)

    Logistics & Global Supply Chain Management - Maritime Logistics, C1:

    Certificate 1

  12. Logistics Specialist

    • Continuing Education

    The Logistics Specialist program prepares students with the knowledge and hands-on skills needed to manage the movement, storage, and distribution of materials and products throughout the supply chain process. Students learn key concepts in logistics, manufacturing, inventory control, and workplace safety while gaining practical experience for real-world operations. The program also prepares students to sit for the MSSC certification exam, enhancing career opportunities in logistics and supply chain management.

    Logistics Specialist, O.S.A.:

    Occupational Skills Award

  13. Logistics Technician

    • Continuing Education

    The Logistics Technician Certification Program is a fast-track course that prepares students for the Certified Logistics Associate (CLA) and Certified Logistics Technician (CLT) credentials aligned with the Manufacturing Skill Standards Council (MSSC). Students gain comprehensive training in logistics and supply chain operations, including foundational and technical competencies needed for entry-level industry roles.

    Logistics Technician, I.C.:

    Institutional Certificate (IC)

  14. Machining Technology

    • Workforce Training

    The program prepares students for entry-level positions in machine shops, manufacturing facilities, and industrial plant maintenance. Students gain hands-on training in machinery, equipment operation, and workplace safety to support a variety of manufacturing and maintenance careers.

    CNC Programmer / Operator, C2:

    Certificate 2

    Computer Numerical Controls (CNC), A.A.S.:

    Associate of Applied Science (AAS)

    Manual Machinist, C1:

    Certificate 1

  15. Mammography Certification Training

    • Continuing Education

    The Mammography Certification Training program area prepares radiology personnel for the post primary pathway in mammography, in alignment with requirements set by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT). The program provides the didactic and clinical preparation needed to build competency in mammographic imaging and supports students in meeting eligibility requirements for state and ARRT certification examinations.

    Mammography Certification Training, I.C.:

    Institutional Certificate (IC)