Advanced Technology Center

 The Advanced Technology Center (ATC) is technology rich and service driven. The ATC provides a training venue for all employers with facilities, resources and services unmatched in the First Coast area.

Areas of training expertise include:
  • Advanced production processes including industrial electricity and PLC
  • Information technology including networking and IP telephony
  • Drafting CAD
  • Transportation technology
  • Customized corporate training
  • Biotechnology and bio-manufacturing
Services include:
  • Event hosting.
  • Customized instructional design and training
  • Professional industry experienced faculty
 401 W. State St., Jacksonville, FL 32202, 904.598.5600

 

Cecil Center South - Aviation Center of Excellence (ACE)

 ACE offers a complete range of programs to prepare students for a multitude of jobs in the aviation industry. America is facing a serious industry shortage for aviation technicians, managers, administrators, air traffic controllers and pilots. Impending retirements will impact hiring in nearly every category for the next decade. In particular is the shortage of air traffic controllers in the FAA.
 13450 Lake Fretwell Street, Jacksonville, FL 32221    904.317.3800

 

Deerwood Center

Florida State College at Jacksonville reaches out to the growing Southside area with the Collegeís Deerwood Center, located at Southside Boulevard and Old Baymeadows Road. The Center contains classrooms, computer and science labs, and offers credit classes of interest to both degree seeking and non-degree seeking students. Day, evening and Saturday classes are taught by certified faculty who enjoy teaching all students in this unique setting. Enrollment, counseling, academic advising, business office and library services are also available at this center
9911 Old Baymeadows Road, Jacksonville, FL 32256 <> 904.997.2500

 

Downtown Campus

 Downtown Campus opened in 1977 and is just a few blocks from the Jacksonville Landing.

At Downtown Campus, special emphasis is placed on college credit, continuing education and occupational skills training programs. The campus includes classrooms and laboratories for instruction in such programs as building trades, engineering technology, automotive technology, electrical and metal trades, and English as a second language.

Major adult basic education, adult high school and GED offerings are available too. The business and industry outreach program offers customized training programs on campus and in-house to local employers.
 101 W. State St., Jacksonville, FL 32202, 904.633.8100

 

Kent Campus

Kent Campus provides a collegiate environment that is stimulating, safe, and oriented toward helping students to succeed. The campus offers high quality higher education in a friendly neighborhood atmosphere nestled within the Riverside-Avondale Historic District.

Faculty and staff provide learning experiences to help students develop to their full potential. Kent student support services attend to basic academic needs, while the abundance of co-curricular activities makes time spent on campus both enriching and rewarding.

The Cecil Center South and the Aviation Center of Excellence are associated with Kent Campus.
3939 Roosevelt Blvd., Jacksonville, FL 32205 <> 904.381.3400

 

Martin Center

The Donald T. Martin Center for College Services is adjacent to Downtown Campus. Florida State College chose to build in this area to lend its support to Jacksonville's downtown redevelopment. The four-story building opened in March 1982 and houses: the areas listed below.

Administrative Services, the Artist Series, Curriculum Services, Instruction and Student Services, the Foundation, Human Resources, Government Relations, and The President's Office.
501 W. State St., Jacksonville, FL 32202  <> 904.633.8100

 

The Nassau Center

 The Betty P. Cook Nassau Center is located in Yulee on 102 acres just east of the Interstate 95/AIA intersection in Nassau County. The state-of-the-art 45,000 square foot facility, opened in August 2000 is fully equipped with four computer labs, and instructional television classroom, library, science lab, student support offices, student lounge/vending areas, a garden like interior courtyard, and excellent classroom spaces. Current offerings include A.A. and A.S. college credit classes, customized workforce education classes, Cisco Networking classes and practical nursing. A 16-acre portion of the campus is dedicated to the College's Outdoor Education Center.

The Outdoor Education Center Program is located in a pristine wooded corner of the College property. The outdoor education program offers team building, leadership, and environmental education programs to corporations and businesses, non-profit organizations, and educational institutions at all levels.

76346 William Burgess Blvd., Yulee, FL 32097 904.548.4400
Callahan/Hilliard local 766.1300

 

North Campus

North Campus is located just eight miles north of downtown Jacksonville. Built in 1970, North Campus is the College's primary center for health-related programs such as nursing, dental hygiene, and emergency medical services. The Culinary Institute of the South finds its home on North Campus and affords the students with a student-managed fine-dining restaurant, the Mallard Room.  The Criminal Justice Center, built in partnership with the Jacksonville Sheriffís Office, offers academy track, police officer track, and correctional officer track programs.  

The North Campus also houses a major sports center which includes includes the Women's Softball complex, Howard Roey Field, the Florida Community College "Stars" baseball team, a soccer field and an all-weather track.

The arts are at home on the North Campus which is the home of the First Coast Community Music School, a program which provides professional music instruction to community members of all ages, abilities, and experience. And a campus art gallery features numerous local, regional, and national artists on a rotating basis.

Serving Nassau County, the North Campus is the administrative unit for the Betty P. Cook Nassau Center which opened its new facilities in 2000.
4501 Capper Road, Jacksonville, FL 32218  <>  904.766.6500

 

Open Campus

The Open Campus is located in the Urban Resource Center at the cormer of State and Broad Streets in downtown Jacksonville.  But think of the Open Campus as a "campus without walls." Accredited programs are not limited to one physical location. They're positioned within the College, businesses, military installations, and across the globe via the Internet.

The Campus started by offering continuing education programs to serve the needs of individuals, groups, and employers through the Women's Center, economic development and training, military locations, and the college's  cable television channel. The Campus continued to grow to meet constituents' needs and now offers credit and noncredit programs both through courses onsite and online reaching students locally and across the world, serving over 30,000 students annually.

Open Campus oversees customized training through the Military Education Institute which serves sailors at Great Lakes, Illinois. Sailors will become students and be able to earn an A.A. or A.S. degree as they pursue careers and diplomas simultaneously through our growing Virtual College.
601 W. State Street, Jacksonville, FL 32202 <> 904.646.2300

 

The South Campus

 South Campus is home of the art, music and theater programs for Florida Community College. These programs are housed in the Nathan H. Wilson Center for the Arts, a four-building complex consisting of a 530-seat proscenium theatre, a studio theater, an art gallery, a conference center, music studios, visual arts labs, media-arts computer labs and graphic design technology labs.

A 2,000-seat Sports Center is home to the STARS athletic teams in men’s and women’s basketball, women’s volleyball and women’s tennis.

South Campus is the site of the Jacksonville Regional Fire/Rescue Training and Education Center, home of the College’s first Bachelor of Applied Science (B.A.S.) degree in Fire Science Management.

The Nathan H. Wilson Center for the Arts is a comprehensive performing and visual arts facility at Florida State College at Jacksonville's South Campus. The Center serves as a state of the art learning facility for students and a quality arts venue for the entire community. The theatre houses a Main Stage Theatre, Art Gallery, Studio Theatre and a Community Conference Center. Housed in glass, a two story lobby leads patrons to the lakeside art gallery, a main proscenium theatre with 530 seats, and the studio theatre designed for productions with smaller audiences.

The Community Conference Center is available for business meetings, conferences, fund raisers and social gatherings. Classroom facilities include a photography lab, ceramic, sculpture and printmaking studios, as well as painting, drawing and drafting classrooms. Multimedia labs in both Mac and IBM are included. A new orchestra rehearsal hall can accommodate a full size orchestra or band, as well as an accompanying chorus.
 11901 Beach Blvd, Jacksonville, FL 32246 <> 904.646.2111

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