Savannah Technical College, takes its mission of providing of
market-driven, quality technical education seriously and has for
three-quarters of a century. Building on a history of partnership,
pride and service, the College serves nearly 6,000 students each quarter with
campuses in Savannah, Hinesville/Ft. Stewart and Effingham County.
The
Savannah campus is located on White Bluff Road and the Crossroads
Technology Campus is located off I-95 in the Crossroads Business Park.
In Hinesville, the Liberty Campus is on Airport Road and the Ft.
Stewart office is in the Army Education Center on Post. The Effingham
Campus is located on highway 21 midway between Rincon and Springfield.
Savannah Technical College offers more than 50 certificate, professional diploma and associate degree programs in Business and Services, Industrial Technology and Allied Health. Because of our commitment to our students and area employers, we guarantee that our graduates can deliver in the workplace.
The college is a vibrant member of the Technical College System of Georgia and is governed by a local board of directors. Savannah Technical College serves as an economic and community development partner offering corporate and customized training programs for business and industry.
Savannah Technical College is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools to award the associate degree.
Savannah Technical College offers more than 50 certificate, professional diploma and associate degree programs in Business and Services, Industrial Technology and Allied Health. Because of our commitment to our students and area employers, we guarantee that our graduates can deliver in the workplace.
The college is a vibrant member of the Technical College System of Georgia and is governed by a local board of directors. Savannah Technical College serves as an economic and community development partner offering corporate and customized training programs for business and industry.
Savannah Technical College is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools to award the associate degree.