"Community is our middle name" is much more than a cute phrase.

Cape Cod Community College is deeply woven into the fabric of its region. We are always looking to build and grow alliances to advance both its mission and the region as a whole.

The Academy for Lifelong Learning  promotes the skills, wit and wisdom of our retired population. Challengeing its members to explore new areas of interest in peer-directed learning groups by providing them with an opportunity to maintain intellectual vigor in an educationally supportive environment. The opportunities for learning in the Academy are unlimited.

The Cape Cod Technology Council promotes technology and business for both young and old.  Join us!  Come and meet your peers, meet potential business partners, or simply learn about some interesting new ideas and keep your brain in shape with others who share your interests and speak your language.  We're a place where you can help develop the next generation. Teach, mentor, or sponsor the Jr Tech program. Workshops for grades 5-12 immerse students in technology in all its various formats, from media to engineering to biology to energy, and more. Get involved.

The Cape Cod Graduate Center brings advanced degree opportunities to our campus. The Office of Advanced Studies is the coordinating center for students interested in pursuing their education after earning their Associates Degree.  Through the College's unique partnerships with off-Cape institutions, area students can now earn their Bachelor's or Master's degree without leaving the Cape.  Information my be requested through the Office of Advanced Studies at 1-508-375-4082. 

CONNECT, a Southeastern Massachusetts Public Higher Education Partnership, strengthens everything we do.  This partnership  "connects" CCCC, Bridgewater State College, Bristol Community College, Massassoit Community College, UMass-Dartmouth, and linkages with the Massachusetts Maritime Academy and local schools. CONNECT has two basic goals: to improve the quality, accessibility and affordability of higher education; and to advance the economic, educational and cultural life of Southeastern Massachusetts.