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Education (Teaching) Pathway

Elevate Your Opportunity to Make an ImpactTeach young minds in today's diverse classroom and help to shape future leaders with a degree or certificate from FSW!With transformational education initiatives focused on social justice and practical experiences, the Education (Teaching) Pathway programs at FSW will train you be a positive and engaging educational practitioner in settings from birth to high school.Why Education (Teaching) at FSW?"I love being able to see the kids come in not knowing how to read, not knowing certain things like sight words... and being able to see that lightbulb turn on." - Joe Merrill, FSW Graduate, Lake Park Elementary TeacherWatch more videos about this pathway!Teachers are the future! Teaching is the profession that makes all other professions possible! It is an exciting and challenging role in our society that directly influences a child’s life. Our outstanding faculty and staff will work closely with you to ensure you are equipped with the required tools to be agents of change in the lives of your students, their families, and the community. Our faculty will strive to help you ignite a love of learning and support your educational aspirations.A program in the Education (Teaching) Pathway may be for you if you:are passionate about teaching and learningwant to count on a job after graduationwant to shape future generations to make the world a better place Explore More Academic & Career Pathways Hands-on Learning in the Classroom In our AS, BS, and CCC programs, you will take part in field experiences where you can practice your teaching skills by working in real classrooms. In fact, during the final internship for the BS in Elementary Education, teacher candidates work their way up to full classroom take-over!Learn MoreYour Dream Career Begins HereThe School of Education offers rigorous and demanding education programs. Setting high expectations and requiring you to meet these expectations enables you to capture the knowledge and skills needed to be a successful educator. Explore the programs in this Pathway by selecting where you'd like your program to lead you. If You Want to... Then You Should Explore... Transfer to a University or complete your bachelor's at FSW AA Transfer Program Maps Enter the workforce or pursue specialized bachelor's degrees Associate in Science (AS) Degree Programs Enter the workforce or pursue advanced degrees Bachelor's (BAS or BS) Degree Programs Enhance skills for a specific job Certificate (CCC, ATC, PSAV) Programs AA Transfer Program MapsIf you want to transfer to a University or complete your bachelor's at FSW, an Associate in Arts (AA) degree can be tailored so you can transfer into any major in the State University System. Elementary Education Associate in Science (AS) ProgramsIf you want to enter the workforce immediately upon graduation or have an interest in pursuing a specialized bachelor's degree program (like our Elementary Education Bachelor's Degree Program), one of these two-year degree programs might be for you.Early Childhood EducationCollege Credit Certificate (CCC) ProgramsIf you want to enhance your skills for a specific job, this type of program might be for you. CCCs require fewer credits and they may apply to an associate degree. Child Development Specialization CertificatePreschool Specialization Certificate Bachelor of Science or Applied Science (BS or BAS) ProgramsIf you want to enter the workforce immediately upon graduation or have an interest in pursuing advanced degrees (masters, doctorate), this four-year degree obtained by completing 60 hours of general education courses (usually an AA or an AS) followed by 60 hours of major specific coursework might be for you. Elementary Education Don't see your program here?Customize your own path!Our Associate in Arts (AA) degree can be tailored to prepare you for ANY bachelor's degree program. Contact advising@fsw.edu for more information Explore More Academic & Career Pathways ContactNeed help choosing your Pathway?Contact Academic Advising at advising@fsw.edu.Related PathwaysExplore pathways that are related to Education (Teaching). Humanities, Communication & Global Studies Social & Behavioral Sciences & Human Services Explore More Academic & Career Pathways

Computing Technologies Pathway

Elevate TechnologyPrepare to be the first line of defense against cyberattacks, learn to repair and maintain the latest technology, and train to be a cyber professional for the workforce of tomorrow.The Computing Technologies Pathway takes information technology to the next level by preparing you to take on the ever-changing technological landscape. Explore More Academic & Career Pathways Why Computing Technologies at FSW?"It's real world. It's not just sit down, read out of a book, and try to memorize stuff for a test. It's get in, get your hands dirty. It's tough, but it's doable." - Michael Esterline, Network Systems and Technology StudentWatch more videos about this pathway!A program in the Computing Technologies Pathway may be for you if you want to:make a career out of learning new technologiesstay current with cutting edge and emerging technologieslearn to manage data, documents, and informationgrow your skills in analyzing problems using logic and analysis while solving them with software toolslearn how to write code in several computer languages such as Python, C++, or Javahave a degree in a highly in-demand field for web development, software systems, mobile applications, data processing, cloud development, artificial intelligence, and much moreEvents, Clubs, & ActivitiesFSW Cyber ClubFSW Software Engineering ClubAnnual Rist Cyber Institute HackfestCyberPatriot CampProfessional Development FundingCommunity Engagement Explore More Academic & Career Pathways Your Dream Career Begins HereExplore the programs in this Pathway by selecting where you'd like your program to lead you. If You Want to... Then You Should Explore... Transfer to a University or complete your bachelor's at FSW AA Transfer Program Maps Enter the workforce or pursue specialized bachelor's degrees Associate in Science (AS) Degree Programs Enter the workforce or pursue advanced degrees Bachelor's (BAS or BS) Degree Programs Enhance skills for a specific job Certificate (CCC, ATC, PSAV) Programs AA Transfer Program MapsIf you want to transfer to a University or complete your bachelor's at FSW, an Associate in Arts (AA) degree can be tailored so you can transfer into any major in the State University System. Computer ScienceSoftware EngineeringAssociate in Science (AS) ProgramsIf you want to enter the workforce immediately upon graduation or have an interest in pursuing a specialized bachelor's degree program (like our Information Systems Technology Bachelor’s Degree Program), one of these two-year degree programs might be for you.Computer Programming and AnalysisCybersecurity OperationsNetwork Systems TechnologyCollege Credit Certificate (CCC) ProgramsIf you want to enhance your skills for a specific job, this type of program might be for you. CCCs require fewer credits and they may apply to an associate degree. Computer ProgrammerComputer Programming SpecialistInformation Technology Support SpecialistNetwork Enterprise AdministrationBachelor of Science or Applied Science (BS or BAS) ProgramsIf you want to enter the workforce immediately upon graduation or have an interest in pursuing advanced degrees (masters, doctorate), this four-year degree obtained by completing 60 hours of general education courses (usually an AA or an AS) followed by 60 hours of major specific coursework might be for you. Information Systems TechnologyGet Your Bachelor's at FSW!Information Systems Technology, BAS Did you know that any of the AS or AA programs in the Computing Technology Pathway can be the stepping stone to our bachelor's degree in Information Systems Technology? From programming to cybersecurity, the programs at FSW have you covered. Learn MoreDon't see your program here?Customize your own path!Our Associate in Arts (AA) degree can be tailored to prepare you for ANY bachelor's degree program. Contact advising@fsw.edu for more information. Explore More Academic & Career Pathways ContactNeed help choosing your Pathway?Contact Academic Advising at advising@fsw.edu.Related PathwaysExplore pathways that are related to Computing Technologies. Business Science, Engineering & Math Explore More Academic & Career Pathways

Public Safety & Law Studies Pathway

Elevate the Safety of Your CommunityAnswer the call for public service with a degree or certificate in the Public Safety & Law Studies pathway! Leadership, economic stability, and purpose await.Why Public Safety & Law Studies at FSW? "The big cases don't matter. It's the every day cases. It's the little tiny victories of giving somebody an answer that they really needed to hear or some closure that they really needed to have. - Pricilla Doyle, Forensic Death Investigator and FSW Adjunct ProfessorWatch more videos about this pathway!A program in this pathway may be for you if you enjoy:serving your community and its citizenshaving a desire to help others through difficult situationsmaking a difference in the lives of othersutilizing your interpersonal skills to defuse potentially volatile situationscollecting and analyzing evidenceinvestigating crimes and working to prosecute offendersnavigating the complex structure of our legal systemmaintaining order in a community, courtroom, jail, or prisonhaving an overall altruistic feeling that you are in a career that truly helps othersCoursework in this pathway will equip you with foundational knowledge for entry into and future advancement opportunities within respective public safety and law related fields. Explore More Academic & Career Pathways Your Dream Career Begins HereExplore the programs in this Pathway by selecting where you'd like your program to lead you. If You Want to... Then You Should Explore... Transfer to a University or complete your bachelor's at FSW AA Transfer Program Maps Enter the workforce or pursue specialized bachelor's degrees Associate in Science (AS) Degree Programs Enter the workforce or pursue advanced degrees Bachelor's (BAS or BS) Degree Programs Enhance skills for a specific job Certificate (CCC, ATC, PSAV) Programs AA Transfer Program MapsIf you want to transfer to a University or complete your bachelor's at FSW, an Associate in Arts (AA) degree can be tailored so you can transfer into any major in the State University System. Criminal JusticeForensic Science Forensic StudiesLaw & Politics Associate in Science (AS) ProgramsIf you want to enter the workforce immediately upon graduation or have an interest in pursuing a specialized bachelor's degree program (like our Public Safety Administration Bachelor's Degree Program), one of these two-year degree programs might be for you.Crime Scene TechnologyCriminal Justice TechnologyParalegal Studies College Credit Certificate (CCC) ProgramsIf you want to enhance your skills for a specific job, this type of program might be for you. CCCs require fewer credits and they may apply to an associate degree. Crime Scene Technician Homeland Security SpecialistReal Estate ParalegalRisk Management & Insurance Management Bachelor of Science or Applied Science (BS or BAS) ProgramsIf you want to enter the workforce immediately upon graduation or have an interest in pursuing advanced degrees (masters, doctorate), this four-year degree obtained by completing 60 hours of general education courses (usually an AA or an AS) followed by 60 hours of major specific coursework might be for you. Public Safety Administration Get Your Bachelor's at FSW!Public Safety Administration, BAS Did you know that many of the programs in the Public Safety & Law Studies Pathway can be the stepping stone to our bachelor's degree in Public Safety Administration? From strategic planning to homeland security, the programs at FSW have you covered. Learn MoreDon't see your program here?Customize your own path!Our Associate in Arts (AA) degree can be tailored to prepare you for ANY bachelor's degree program. Contact advising@fsw.edu for more information. Explore More Academic & Career Pathways ContactNeed help choosing your Pathway?Contact Academic Advising at advising@fsw.edu. Related PathwaysExplore pathways similar to Public Safety & Law Studies. Business Social & Behavioral Sciences & Human Services Explore More Academic& Career Pathways

Social & Behavioral Sciences & Human Services Pathway

Elevate Your Impact on SocietyHelp others achieve social and emotional well-being, learn about the past and present human condition, and work with others through a program in the Social & Behavioral Sciences & Human Services Pathway at FSW!Why Social & Behavioral Sciences & Human Services at FSW?"If you are someone who will listen... you are going to have a lot of people who want to talk to you." - Heather O'Connell, FSW Student Watch more videos about this pathway!This pathway can lead to fulfilling career opportunities to contribute to the good of our society. Professionals in this pathway care more about the well-being of others and helping them versus their own financial gain. A program in this pathway may be for you if you:are interested in a non-physical manner of helping others enjoy facing the challenges of helping others with changewish to have options of a variety of work environments such as outpatient, inpatient, in-home, school, private practice, clinic, etc.CareersPossible career opportunities in this pathway include (but are not limited to):Social WorkerMental Health CounselorPsychologistSubstance Abuse CounselorSchool CounselorCase ManagerDiscover similar occupations, earning potential, and more at the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Explore More Academic & Career Pathways Your Dream Career Begins HereExplore the programs in this Pathway by selecting where you'd like your program to lead you. If You Want to... Then You Should Explore... Transfer to a University or complete your bachelor's at FSW AA Transfer Program Maps Enter the workforce or pursue specialized bachelor's degrees Associate in Science (AS) Degree Programs Enter the workforce or pursue advanced degrees Bachelor's (BAS or BS) Degree Programs Enhance skills for a specific job Certificate (CCC, ATC, PSAV) Programs AA Transfer Program MapsIf you want to transfer to a University or complete your bachelor's at FSW, an Associate in Arts (AA) degree can be tailored so you can transfer into any major in the State University System. HistoryPsychology Associate in Science (AS) ProgramsIf you want to enter the workforce immediately upon graduation or have an interest in pursuing a specialized bachelor's degree program, one of these two-year degree programs might be for you.Social and Human Services College Credit Certificate (CCC) ProgramsIf you want to enhance your skills for a specific job, this type of program might be for you. CCCs require fewer credits and they may apply to an associate degree. Addiction ServicesHuman Services GeneralistYouth Development Services Community Health Worker Don't see your program here?Customize your own path!Our Associate in Arts (AA) degree can be tailored to prepare you for ANY bachelor's degree program. Contact advising@fsw.edu for more information. Explore More Academic & Career Pathways ContactNeed help choosing your Pathway?Contact Academic Advising at advising@fsw.edu.Related PathwaysExplore pathways that are related to Social & Behavioral Sciences & Human Services. Education(Teaching) Humanities, Communication & Global Studies Public Safety & Law Studies Explore More Academic& Career Pathways

Exploratory Pathway

Find Your Path with ConfidenceNot sure what you want to study yet? That’s okay! The Exploratory Pathway at FSW is designed to help you navigate your interests, explore career options, and connect with the right academic program — all while staying on track to graduate.Why Choose the Exploratory Pathway at FSW?The path to any career can start at FSW with the 2+2 Pathways to Success program. Once you complete an Associate in Arts (AA), the program will ensure a seamless transfer to a state university in Florida. Learn more: www.FSW.edu/twoplustwo.Choosing “undecided” doesn’t mean unmotivated — it means you're open to discovery. FSW’s Exploratory Pathway provides the time and guidance you need to:Learn more about your interests and strengthsExplore multiple fields of studyMake informed decisions about your future major and careerStay on track for graduation while you decideThis pathway supports students with personalized academic advising, career assessments, and opportunities to engage with a variety of disciplines — helping you confidently commit to a path that’s right for you.CareersWith an Associate in Arts (AA) degree from FSW, you’ll be prepared to transfer to a university and pursue a wide variety of careers depending on your chosen major. Students in the Exploratory Pathway often go on to pursue fields such as:BusinessHealth ProfessionsEducationCommunicationsPublic ServiceSTEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math)Humanities and Social SciencesDiscover more about career opportunities and earning potential at the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.Career ExplorationWhether you're exploring your interests or narrowing down a major, the Exploratory Pathway is your opportunity to align your education with a meaningful future.Career Connection CenterThe Career Connection Center is here to help you explore career options, gain professional skills, and connect with opportunities, no matter where you are in your journey.Their services include:Personalized career advising and coachingWorkshops on resume writing, interviewing, and networkingAccess to job and internship opportunities through FSW JobNetHelp with career development from your first semester through graduationWhether you’re exploring, planning, or applying — the Career Connection Center is your go-to resource for career success.Contact or learn more at: fsw.edu/careersAA Transfer FocusThe Exploratory Pathway is part of the Associate in Arts (AA) degree at FSW. With guidance from your academic advisor, you’ll build a personalized education plan that aligns with your emerging interests.Explore a variety of introductory courses in areas such as:Business Health Science Education Public Safety & Law Studies Performing & Visual Arts Science, Engineering & Math Social & Behavioral Sciences & Human ServicesYour advisor will help you select general education and elective courses that keep you on track — no time wasted, even while you're still exploring.With FSW’s 2+2 Pathways to Success program, your AA degree prepares you for a smooth transfer to a Florida university in any major you choose.Learn more: www.fsw.edu/twoplustwoCustomize your own path!Our Associate in Arts (AA) degree can be tailored to prepare you for ANY bachelor's degree program.Contact advising@fsw.edu for more informationMaximize Your Support NetworkThe Exploratory Pathway isn’t just flexible — it’s supported.As part of this pathway, you’ll have access to:Academic Advising to build a personalized course planCareer Connection Center to explore career opportunitiesCareer Events like job fairs and resume workshopsTransfer Events to explore your next steps beyond FSWCollege Support ServicesContactNeed help choosing your Pathway?Contact Academic Advising at advising@fsw.edu.Related PathwaysIf you begin to identify a focus area, you might consider these related pathways: Business Education(Teaching) Health Sciences Explore More Academic & Career Pathways

Humanities, Communication & Global Studies Pathway

Elevate Your Opportunities to ConnectPursue your dream career in international relations, communication studies, foreign service, travel and tourism, journalism, public relations, corporate communication, or other fields where broad knowledge of the world and strong communication skills are vital.Why Humanities, Communication & Global Studies at FSW?"I have a power when it comes to writing. I wanted to share other people's stories because their stories deserve to be told."- Amy Enberg, FSW Student and Future JournalistWatch more videos about this pathway!Earning PotentialExplore how much you can earn with a degree in Humanities, Communication & Global Studies. EmployabilityExplore statistics regarding the employability of Humanities majors in various fields.Humanities focuses on the particular historical periods, media, or themes, and examines the relationship between different types of cultural production (art, literature, drama, music, film, etc.), society, politics, and history. Communication involves the academic study and practice in the use of written, verbal, and nonverbal communication to effectively interpret and produce information for internal and external publics. This pathway provides graduates with tools critical to communicating effectively in an ever-changing global workplace. Effective communication skills are essential for every field of work and this pathway is a strong building block to develop these skills. Check out these resources for more information about studying communication: Why Study Communication?Communication Salary TrendsCrossing over into multiple areas, Global Studies includes study in the humanities, intercultural communication, languages, political science, international relations, and history.As a Humanities, Communications & Global Studies student, you will have the opportunity to participate in a study abroad program through the FSW Center for International Education where you can gain enhanced perspective of the world, learn about new cultures, gain a deeper awareness of yourself, and make lifelong friends around the world. Explore More Academic & Career Pathways Your Dream Career Begins HereAA Transfer Program MapsIf you want to transfer to a University or complete your bachelor's at FSW, an Associate in Arts (AA) degree can be tailored so you can transfer into any major in the State University System. CommunicationEnglish Language & LiteratureJournalismCollege Credit Certificate (CCC) ProgramsIf you want to enhance your skills for a specific job, this type of program might be for you. CCCs require fewer credits and they may apply to an associate degree. Social Media Communication In-Demand SkillsHumanities Majors Foster Employable Skills "Employers are looking for graduates with skills the humanities foster, such as critical thinking and ethical judgment. Humanities graduates are well-positioned to meet employers' needs and succeed in a variety of occupations." - National Humanities AllianceLearn MoreDon't see your program here?Customize your own path!Our Associate in Arts (AA) degree can be tailored to prepare you for ANY bachelor's degree program. Contact advising@fsw.edu for more information. Explore More Academic & Career Pathways ContactNeed help choosing your Pathway?Contact Academic Advising at advising@fsw.edu.Related PathwaysExplore pathways that are related to Humanities, Communications & Global Studies. Education(Teaching) Social & Behavioral Sciences & Human Services Explore More Academic & Career Pathways

FSW Collier: Serving Our Community

FSW Collier Provides Education that Moves Collier Forward.About FSWFSW’s Collier Campus opened in 1992 and serves around 1,800 students, contributing over 18% of the College’s total student credit hours. The campus features a modern library, auditorium, BUC Store, student lounge, and hosts regular events and activities throughout the weekCampus HighlightsSituated on 80 scenic acres in Lely Resort, FSW’s Collier Campus is a hub for wellness, sustainability, and student engagement. As Florida’s first Blue Zone Project-recognized college, it encourages healthy living through features like a peaceful rooftop garden, lakefront views, and wellness-focused spaces—all designed to help students thriveFSW Economic Impact Fact SheetEventsCorporate and Community EducationContact Us

Career Resources

Discover the Path to Your Career2+2 ProgramCheck out more tools and support at www.FSW.edu/graduate.The path to any career can start at FSW with the 2+2 Pathways to Success program. Once you complete an Associate in Arts (AA), the program will ensure a seamless transfer to a state university in Florida. Learn more: www.FSW.edu/twoplustwo.Career EventsJob fairs, resume workshops, and more to help you succeed in your chosen career path.Transfer EventsTransfer fairs, workshops, and more to make transferring to finish your bachelor’s degree seamless.More Resources2+2 Pathways to SuccessAdvising, Career, & Transfer CenterFind Jobs on FSW JobNetLee Campus CareerSource SW FL

Science, Engineering & Math Pathway

Elevate Your Opportunities to Solve ProblemsStudy the physical world to create and improve innovations that impact our lives! Programs in the Science, Engineering & Math Pathway help students develop analytical and problem-solving skills to prepare for a wide variety of amazing career opportunities.Why Science, Engineering & Math at FSW?"I love what I do... it's not just about the sea turtles. It's an entire ecosystem... We protect the sea turtles and other marine life." - Angie Ruiz, FSW Graduate and Environmental Technician for the City of NaplesWatch more videos about this pathway!A program in this pathway may be for you if you:enjoy exploring and understanding the world around youare committed to helping others and are interested in addressing the needs of your communityenjoy solving mathematical problems and using logic to make decisionsare passionate about the environment or how the natural world worksare interested in such questions as "How can we diagnose a disease early?" or "How can studying the hibernation of bears help people with diabetes?"Discover career earnings potential, career skills, and the 5 tracks (programs) in the Science, Engineering & Math Pathway below. Career SkillsAs a Science, Engineering & Math student, you will improve on the following skills and more to ensure your success!Attention to detail/documentationLogical ThinkingQuantitative ReasoningTime ManagementLeadershipResearch SkillsAnalytical/Computational SkillsProblem SolvingUse of TechnologyCommunication/TeamworkCritical Thinking Explore More Academic & Career Pathways Your Dream Career Begins HereThis pathway currently has the following tracks (also called programs). Academic & Career Pathways seek to streamline your journey through college by providing structured choices to help you stay on track to graduate with the right courses for your area of interest.Explore the programs in this Pathway by selecting where you'd like your program to lead you. If You Want to... Then You Should Explore... Transfer to a University or complete your bachelor's at FSW AA Transfer Program Maps Enter the workforce or pursue specialized bachelor's degrees Associate in Science (AS) Degree Programs Enter the workforce or pursue advanced degrees Bachelor's (BAS or BS) Degree Programs Enhance skills for a specific job Certificate (CCC, ATC, PSAV) Programs AA Transfer Program MapsIf you want to transfer to a University or complete your bachelor's at FSW, an Associate in Arts (AA) degree can be tailored so you can transfer into any major in the State University System. BiologyEngineeringForensic ScienceMathematicsPre-Med/Vet/Dental Mathematical MomentsLearn More"Nature is written in mathematical language."— Galileo Galilei, Italian astronomer, physicist and engineerMathematical Moments (short PDFs, podcasts, videos, and more provided by the American Mathematical Society) "promotes appreciation and understanding of the role mathematics plays in science, nature, technology, and human culture."Associate in Science (AS) ProgramsIf you want to enter the workforce immediately upon graduation or have an interest in pursuing a specialized bachelor's degree program, one of these two-year degree programs might be for you.Science and Engineering Technology College Credit Certificate (CCC) ProgramsIf you want to enhance your skills for a specific job, this type of program might be for you. CCCs require fewer credits and they may apply to an associate degree. Scientific Workplace Preparation Don't see your program here?Customize your own path!Our Associate in Arts (AA) degree can be tailored to prepare you for ANY bachelor's degree program. Contact advising@fsw.edu for more information. Explore More Academic & Career Pathways Careers & Earning PotentialBelow you will find just some of the jobs requiring science and mathematics skills that offer awesome career opportunities. Source: https://www.trade-schools.net/articles/stem-careers Occupation Education Level Median Pay(May 2019) Predicted Job Growth(2016-2026) Accountant Bachelor's $80,000 10% Actuaries Bachelor's $101,560 22% Aerospace Engineer Bachelor's $119,000 6% Agricultural Engineer Bachelor's $98,000 8% Biology TechnicianBachelor's$49,00010%Biomedical EngineerBachelor's$97,0007%Chemical EngineerBachelor's$117,0008%Computer System AnalystBachelor's$96,0009%Database AdministratorBachelor’s$96,00011%Environmental Engineer Bachelor's$94,0008%Forensic Science TechnicianBachelor's$63,00017%GeoscientistBachelor's$108,00018%Information Security AnalystBachelor’s$104,00028%Industrial EngineerBachelor’s$93,00010%Meteorologist/Atmospheric ScientistBachelor’s$97,00012%Petroleum EngineersBachelor's$157,00015%Epidemiologists Master's$78,0009%Mathematicians and StatisticiansMaster's$107,00033%BiochemistPh.D.$108,00011%PhysicistPh.D.$131,00014%Post-Secondary TeacherPh.D.$76,60015% Explore More Academic & Career Pathways ContactNeed help choosing your Pathway?Contact Academic Advising at advising@fsw.edu.Related PathwaysExplore pathways that are related to Science, Engineering & Math. Computing Technologies Construction, Manufacturing & Industry Health Sciences Explore More Academic& Career Pathways

Taking Classes at FSW Collier!

FSW CollierYour College. Your Career. Right Here.About FSWFSW has been an active part of the Collier community since 1992. The Collier Campus serves nearly 1,800 students. FSW Collier Campus was Florida’s first Blue Zone Project-recognized college. It encourages healthy living through features like a peaceful rooftop garden, lakefront views, and wellness-focused spaces—all designed to help students thriveFSW Collier OffersA wide range of academic programsState-of-the-art facilitiesAcademic support servicesA vibrant campus lifeA personalized and supportive communityAcademic ProgramsStudent LifeTutoring ServicesApplyContact Us

FSW Collier & Business Partners

FSW Collier Provides the Training that Moves Collier ForwardAbout FSWFSW has been an active part of the Collier Community since 1992. FSW Collier added $98.1 million in income to the FSW Service Area in 2020-21. FSW goes beyond traditional education, offering corporate training, community education, and conference opportunities.FSW Economic Impact Fact SheetFSW Business InformationFSW Collier Executive SummaryCorporate and Community EducationContact Us