In our technologically immersed society, the future belongs to those who can use science and technology to solve critical problems. From cybersecurity to sustainable architecture, environmental science to engineering, many of the fastest growing industries with the best job prospects are in STEM fields. That’s why our mission in the School of Science, Technology and Education is to offer outstanding, affordable educational opportunities that equip students to thrive, academically and professionally, in a variety of STEM-related fields. With extensive industry connections, numerous four-year transfer partnerships and quality courses that rival any four-year institution (at a fraction of the cost), our expert faculty and award-winning programs will help you achieve your goals in the classroom and beyond.
AACC promotes engagement and success in science, technology, engineering and math across the college, but especially within the School of Science, Technology and Education.
Get extra academic support from other students in difficult courses through peer learning and guidance in a structured setting.
Bogged down with your math requirements? STEM Core at AACC is a program designed to grow the number of students interested in STEM-related careers while accelerating through your math requirements.
We're not offering this program at this time. Check back for availability.
For many students, earning college credit isn’t the primary motivation. Check out these noncredit programs and courses through the School of Continuing Education and Workforce Development.
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School of Science, Technology and Education
Christine Goldman
Administrative Assistant
410-777-2607
cmgoldman@aacc.edu
Tim Tumelty
Instructional Specialist,
"The Drone Guy"
410-777-2686
tptumelty@aacc.edu
Since starting his business three years ago while studying business at AACC, Nick Kiraly, owner and operator of Annapolis Ascents says he’s witnessing a major technological shift. “It's really an amazing time in the world right now with the rise of drones. I can't help but feel like we are writing history,” explains Kiraly.
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