UCC will open at 10am today.
UCC will open at 10am today.
Nestled in the beautiful North Umpqua River Valley, Umpqua Community College is the regional center for higher education in Douglas County, Oregon. UCC provides high quality college degree programs, workforce development, and community learning opportunities. Download UCC Facts to learn more.
Students at UCC pay only a fraction of the cost of attending a university. Last year, $959k in grants and scholarships were provided to students, to help cover the cost of tuition and fees.
| Highlights |
|---|
| 51 degrees |
| 50 certificate & pathway programs |
| 3 UCC owned student housing facilities |
| 13 collegiate sports |
| 5 apprenticeship programs |
| 19 community advisory groups |
10,982
Number of Students
15:1
$624,787
$120
673
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With top-notch academic programs and faculty, most of whom are also working professionals, UCC offers real-world learning. Pick your destination and our advisors will help you choose the best path to reach it.
From UCC our alumni can easily transfer to other four-year universities in Oregon and beyond.
UO | OSU | WOU | EOU | SOU | OIT | PSU | ISU
UCC students can choose from a wide variety of fun and rewarding activities that build on a culture of collaboration and lead to lifelong friendships. Whether it’s rooting for one of our many Riverhawk athletic teams, joining one of our many clubs, performing in a theatrical production, or just studying with friends in the library, there’s always something to do at UCC.
“Having a cutting-edge, new automotive training facility will enable students to learn the latest technologies and transition to careers in our local community faster.”
– John Blakely
Associate Professor, Automotive
“It is exciting and rewarding to help students realize their potential and grow into a career of their choosing.”
– Crystal Sullivan
Chair of Social & Behavioral Sciences
“UCC is one of 15 colleges nationwide to be selected and awarded grant funds for a new AI lab Incubator Network, sponsored by Dell, and the American Association of Colleges”
– John Blackwood
Associate Professor, Computer Science
