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AGRICULTURE & SUSTAINABILITY
Studies identification, preparation, and fertilization of soils; amendments, sterilization, mulching, and composting methods. Includes soil testing, microbiology, and soil moisture. Emphasizes sustainable management systems.
AG 122 / In-Person / 3 Credits / $393
AG 104 / In-Person / 1 CR / $131
Master the art of farm product safety! You’ll learn the essentials of Food Safety Certification requirements for farms, including proper handling of farm fresh vegetable, fruits, flowers and meats, identifying and evaluating wholesale and retail packaging options, and the importance of worker protection standards.
Intro to Science of Sustainability
SSM 101 / In-Person / 3 CR / $393
Explore sustainability concepts from the 1500s to the present. Learn about diverse approaches to resource management – water, energy, waste, land, oceans, and economies – how systems are interconnected and the ramifications of practices. Explore global sustainability issues with a focus on Hawai_i’s unique case studies. Discover practical ways to make a difference!
Prerequisite: ENG 19 w/C or place ENG 22/55
AG 232 / In-Person / 1 CR / $131
Rev up your skills at the College Farm! Get hands-on experience with a rototiller and wheel-type tractors, master safety, maintenance and hitch hookups, and learn about hydraulics and how to make precision CE adjustments.
BIOL 200 / In-Person / 3 CR / $393
Coral reefs are one of our most important ecosystems. And they’re in trouble. You’ll be introduced to the biology, ecology, and geology of stony corals and the reef structures they build. You’ll also learn to identify the roles of other members of the coral reef community including algae, other invertebrates, and fishes. And you’ll explore corals as resources and the impacts of human activities on coral reefs.
Prerequisite: ENG 22/55 w/C or place ENG 100
OCN 101 / In-Person / 1 CR / $131
Are you passionate about the ocean? Join students from the entire UH system to explore the Marine Option Program (MOP) through HITS, discussion, and, best of all, hands-on experiential trips. Get ready to make waves in your chosen field!
Learn the fundamentals of designing, operating and maintaining backyard and commercial scale aquaponics systems with locally sourced inputs of fish, fish feed and plants using new technologies and growing techniques. Students will have on-demand access to an online course featuring 80 hours of training modules and weekly Zoom sessions with their instructor. FREE course sponsored by USDA AFRI NIFA Workforce grant.
As a working greenhouse that grows fresh produce and raises tilapia to support food security through donations to various community organizations, WaiPono Farms provides a work-based learning experience for UHMC students to gain hands-on skills in the agriculture sector. It also prepares students for future job opportunities through immersion in a highly productive facility and a collaborative, team environment.
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ART & DESIGN
FT 113 / In-Person / 3 CR / $393
Custom clothing is cool! Especially when you make it yourself! Learn about essential tools and equipment and how to adjust basic commercial patterns to sew garments to fit any figure.
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Visual Arts (ASC) Program Overview
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Studies ceramic form. Emphasizes hand building, glazing techniques, and surface treatment.
ART 105 / In-Person / 3 Credits / $393
ART 123BCD / In-Person / 3 CR / $393
Discover the joys of watercolor, oil, and acrylic painting in this comprehensive course that combines theory with hands-on practice. Join in and unlock your artistic potential!
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CM 125 / In-Person / 3 CR / $393
Let your creativity run wild as you plan, develop and produce visual communications for print and electronic formats. Get hands-on experience with state-of-the-art tools in a design-centric and project-focused environment as you prepare for a career in graphic design.
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CM 105 / Online F2F / 3 CR / $393
Everyone has a story! You’ll explore the nature of storytelling and storytellers in film, television, literature, music, and more. You’ll meet artists and media professionals. And you’ll present your own stories in your unique voice.
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Fashion Technology (FT) Program Overview
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ENG 104 / Online F2F / 3 CR / $393
Do you have a story to tell? Explore the principles and practice of creative writing through readings and composition in several major genres. Your imagination will soar as you discover the power of words!
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Fashion Technology (FT) Program Overview
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ENG 257 / Online F2F / 3 CR / $393
Interested in cultivating a wider intellectual world view? You’ll gain a deep understanding of universal challenges in selected literary works from diverse cultures, eras, and genres.
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Music Studies Program Overview
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Artful Denim Upcycling – Learn sewing and creative techniques to turn old denim jeans into a denim jacket. The student must have completed Beginner’s Sewing Level I, II, and Sewing Essentials, or have the basic knowledge and skills to operate a domestic sewing machine and to construct a garment from a sewing pattern. Section ENR6078 - 002 Tweens and Teens Beginners Sewing Level II Adults Beginners Sewing Level II This class is a continuation of learning basic sewing skills ENR6069. To enroll in this class students should have taken Beginners Sewing Level I class or have the basic knowledge and skills for operating a domestic sewing machine. In this class you will learn to sew two accessories, a zipper pouch and Japanese knot bag. Students will also learn to sew a pajama pants with elastic from a sewing pattern and learn basic hemming techniques.The instructor will provide required supply list before the first day of class. Students are encouraged to use own sewing machines. However, we do have limited sewing machines available for students to use on a first come first served basis. Section ENR6070 - 015 Section ART6072 - 006
Complete your health form before the first day of class. This is a non-credit course for MUS114. Section ART6072 - 007
This is a non-credit course for MUS114. Complete your health form before the first day of class. The Fashion Incubator program is a five-part series that helps aspiring designers and entrepreneurs turn their creative ideas into a viable fashion- or accessories-based business. In Part One, students will expand their sewing skills and knowledge of garment construction through hands-on projects and instruction in mass production sewing and cutting techniques. Part Two will investigate textile properties to inform fabric choices and examine garment construction—both essential for manufacturing high-quality, marketable products. Part Three focuses on the fundamental drawing techniques of vector illustration graphics in Adobe Illustrator, with specific emphasis on practical applications in tech pack creation for clothing production. Part Four, Clothing Production, covers industry knowledge including sourcing, timelines, costing, and developing relationships with garment manufacturers both locally and offshore. Finally, the Brand Development section guides students in developing their brand vision and story, identifying a target market and customer profile, and creating a business plan with sales and marketing strategy, along with start-up essentials such as business licensing, basic accounting, and taxes. The course culminates in a final pitch presentation, where students showcase their brand strategy and products. Graduates will leave with a refined brand concept, enhanced technical skills, and a strategic roadmap for their business. Section ART6080 - 004 Class registration closes August 30, 2026, at 4:00 PM. The schedule is Mondays 8:30-1:30 pm for the first 6 weeks, then 8:30-12:30 pm for the remainder of the course. Instructor: Charlene Quan Pfetzing, cquanp@hawaii.edu, Fashion Technology Program Coordinator Students meet at the Fashion Lab, Hookipa building, room 157. https://maui.hawaii.edu/assets/PDF/UHMC-Campus-Map.pdf The Fashion Studio at UH Maui College is a shared studio workspace for small business entrepreneurs, aspiring designers, and sewing enthusiasts. The Fashion Studio is designed to build technical skills, confidence, and community while contributing to the growth of Maui’s creative economy. Our studio workspace is equipped with domestic machines and sergers, industrial straight lock and specialty sewing machines, large cutting tables and cutting tools, professional steam irons and mannequins and is available to students and community members through paid studio access. Membership options include a weekly pass or a monthly membership. During open studio hours, the space is staffed by an instructor who provides technical guidance, troubleshooting assistance, and informal mentorship. Section ART6030 - 006 Registration closes Sep/11/2026 at 10:00 PM For questions please contact uhmcft@hawaii.edu Section ART6030 - 007 Registration closes Sep/11/2026 at 10:00 PM For questions please contact uhmcft@hawaii.edu The Fashion Studio at UH Maui College is a shared studio workspace for small business entrepreneurs, aspiring designers, and sewing enthusiasts. The Fashion Studio is designed to build technical skills, confidence, and community while contributing to the growth of Maui’s creative economy. Our studio workspace is equipped with domestic machines and sergers, industrial straight lock and specialty sewing machines, large cutting tables and cutting tools, professional steam irons and mannequins and is available to students and community members through paid studio access. Membership options include a weekly pass or a monthly membership. During open studio hours, the space is staffed by an instructor who provides technical guidance, troubleshooting assistance, and informal mentorship. Section ART6010 - 024 Registration closes Aug/25/2026 at 10:00 PM Meet in the Fashion Lab in the Hookipa building room 157. Instructor: Charlene Quan Pfetzing cquanp@hawaii.edu Section ART6010 - 025 Registration closes Sep/01/2026 at 10:00 PM Meet in the Fashion Lab in the Hookipa building room 157. Instructor: Charlene Quan Pfetzing cquanp@hawaii.edu Course Description:This non-credit section of Guitar introduces beginning guitar techniques in a supportive setting for community members and non-students. Over eight weeks, participants will explore fundamental guitar techniques, including basic chords, strumming patterns, and music literacy in a supportive setting. No prior experience is necessary. Course Outline Objectives: Develop proper hand positioning, posture, and strumming technique Learn fundamental chords, scales, and basic music literacy for guitar Build confidence in solo and ensemble playing Topics: Guitar tuning, basic chords, rhythm, reading tabs/notation, recital prep Assessment: Participation and final recital performance Section ART6062 - 001 This is a non-credit course for MUS 121B/122B. Complete your health form before the first day of class. This class is in KLMA 104B and is taught hyflex, meaning students can participate online or in person synchronously. The instructor is Joel Katz. Course Description: This non-credit section of Guitar introduces beginning guitar techniques in a supportive setting for community members and non-students. Over eight weeks, participants will explore fundamental guitar techniques, including basic chords, strumming patterns, and music literacy in a supportive setting. No prior experience is necessary. Course Outline Objectives: Develop proper hand positioning, posture, and strumming technique Learn fundamental chords, scales, and basic music literacy for guitar Build confidence in solo and ensemble playing Topics: Guitar tuning, basic chords, rhythm, reading tabs/notation, recital prep Assessment: Participation and final recital performance Course Description:This non-credit section of Guitar introduces beginning guitar techniques in a supportive setting for community members and non-students. Over eight weeks, participants will explore fundamental guitar techniques, including basic chords, strumming patterns, and music literacy in a supportive setting. No prior experience is necessary. Course Outline Objectives: Develop proper hand positioning, posture, and strumming technique Learn fundamental chords, scales, and basic music literacy for guitar Build confidence in solo and ensemble playing Topics: Guitar tuning, basic chords, rhythm, reading tabs/notation, recital prep Assessment: Participation and final recital performance Section ART6063 - 001 This is a non-credit course for MUS 121B/122B. Complete your health form before the first day of class. Section ART6060 - 004
This is a non-credit course for MUS132 Complete your health form before the first day of class. Section ART6061 - 004
This is a non-credit course for MUS132. Complete your health form before the first day of class. Section ART6108 - 001 Course starts on September 28, 2026, and concludes on October 30, 2026. Course starts on November 2, 2026 and concludes December 4, 2026. Course meets every Monday and Wednesday at Heona Building from 3:00 PM to 5:45 PM. Instructor is Maggie Sutrov, sutrov@hawaii.edu. Campus Map: https://maui.hawaii.edu/assets/PDF/UHMC-Campus-Map.pdf Section ART6109 - 001 Course starts on November 2, 2026 and concludes December 4, 2026. Introduces basic technical information and hands-on experience in the multiple facets of printmaking media. Course Purpose: To explore the history and technical processes of printmaking and how they can transform an artist’s portfolio. Course Description: We will be exploring the following printmaking mediums in depth: monotype, collograph, and relief printing. Section ART6110 - 001 This is a non-credit course for Art 104. Registration closes on 8/22/26. Student Supply List Watercolor paper 11x15” 50 needed - split 100 pack with 1 other student! Speedycarve linoleum: 4x6” 5 needed Linoleum: 8x10” 4 needed - split 12 pack with 2 other students! Course starts on August 24, 2026, and concludes on September 25, 2026. Course meets every Monday and Wednesday at Heona Building from 3:00 PM to 5:45 PM. Instructor is Maggie Sutrov, sutrov@hawaii.edu. Campus Map: https://maui.hawaii.edu/assets/PDF/UHMC-Campus-Map.pdf Section ART6107 - 001 Course starts on August 24, 2026, and concludes on September 23, 2026. Section ART6069 - 001
This is a non-credit course for MUS 271/273. Complete your health form before the first day of class. The class meets in Ka'a'ike Building, Room 111, the 'Apo Leo Learning Studio. Section ART6200 - 001
This is a non-credit course for MUS 271/273. Complete your health form before the first day of class. Course Description: This non-credit section of Piano introduces beginning piano techniques in a supportive setting for community members and non-students. Over eight weeks, participants will explore fundamental piano techniques, including basic scales, chords, rhythm, and sight-reading. No prior experience is necessary. Section ART6064 - 001
Complete your health form before the first day of class. Course Description: This non-credit section of Piano introduces beginning piano techniques in a supportive setting for community members and non-students. Over eight weeks, participants will explore fundamental piano techniques, including basic scales, chords, rhythm, and sight-reading. No prior experience is necessary. Course Outline Objectives: Topics: Assessment: Course Description: This non-credit section of Piano introduces beginning piano techniques in a supportive setting for community members and non-students. Over eight weeks, participants will explore fundamental piano techniques, including basic scales, chords, rhythm, and sight-reading. While open to new participants, it is recommended that students have completed the first section or obtain instructor approval. Section ART6065 - 001
Complete your health form before the first day of class. This is a non-credit class for MUS121B/122B. This class is in KLMA 104B, and is taught hyflex, meaning students can participate online or in person synchronously. The instructor is Joel Katz. Sewing Essentials (Clothing Construction) - This course is designed for adult beginners and will guide you through the basics of sewing. You’ll learn how to read simple patterns, choose fabrics, and put pieces together. We’ll cover essential skills like finishing seams, hemming, adding zippers, sewing basic pockets, using interfacing, and making simple alterations to help your projects fit you better. The student must have completed Beginner’s Sewing Level I and II or have the basic knowledge and skills to operate a domestic sewing machine. Section ENR6076 - 002 Course Description:This non-credit section of Music Recording Technology develops an understanding of history and application of electronics in musical composition and performance. Over eight weeks, participants will explore the basics of music recording in Maui College’s ʻApo Leo Learning Studio. No prior experience is necessary. Section ART6066 - 001 Complete your health form before the first day of class. Objectives: Topics: Assessment: Section ART6078 - 003
This is a non-credit course for MUS121B/122B. Complete your health form before the first day of class. Section ART6079 - 003
This is a non-credit course for MUS121B/122. Complete your health form before the first day of class. Artful Denim Upcycling – Learn sewing and creative techniques to turn old denim jeans into a denim jacket. The student must have completed Beginner’s Sewing Level I, II, and Sewing Essentials, or have the basic knowledge and skills to operate a domestic sewing machine and to construct a garment from a sewing pattern. Section ENR6078 - 002 Sewing Essentials (Clothing Construction) - This course is designed for adult beginners and will guide you through the basics of sewing. You’ll learn how to read simple patterns, choose fabrics, and put pieces together. We’ll cover essential skills like finishing seams, hemming, adding zippers, sewing basic pockets, using interfacing, and making simple alterations to help your projects fit you better. The student must have completed Beginner’s Sewing Level I and II or have the basic knowledge and skills to operate a domestic sewing machine. Section ENR6076 - 002 Tweens and Teens Beginners Sewing Level II Adults Beginners Sewing Level II This class is a continuation of learning basic sewing skills ENR6069. To enroll in this class students should have taken Beginners Sewing Level I class or have the basic knowledge and skills for operating a domestic sewing machine. In this class you will learn to sew two accessories, a zipper pouch and Japanese knot bag. Students will also learn to sew a pajama pants with elastic from a sewing pattern and learn basic hemming techniques.The instructor will provide required supply list before the first day of class. Students are encouraged to use own sewing machines. However, we do have limited sewing machines available for students to use on a first come first served basis. Section ENR6070 - 015 Artful Denim Upcycling
Maui College | Maria Razzauti | $249
No class 11/26/26 Thurs Thanksgiving Day Beginning Sewing Level II
Maui College | Maria Razzauti | $189 College Chorus Sections 1 and 2
Maui College | Free
Maui College | Free Fashion Incubator Series
Maui College | $3000 Fashion Studio: Monthly Pass
Maui College | $120
Maui College | $120 Fashion Studio: Weekly Pass
Maui College | $30
Maui College | $30 Guitar Section 1
Maui College | $131
Guitar Section 2 - MUS 121B/122B
Maui College | $131 Hawaiian Music Performance 1 Section 1
Maui College | Free Hawaiian Music Performance 1 Section 2
Maui College | Free Introduction to Acrylic
Maui College | Maggie Sutrov | $131
Introduction to Oil
Maui College | Maggie Sutrov | $131
Introduction to Printmaking
Maui College | $435
Introduction to Watercolor
Maui College | Maggie Sutrov | $131
Music Recording Technology Section 1 (MUS 271/273)
Maui College | $131 Music Recording Technology Section 2 (MUS 271/273)
Maui College | $131 Piano Section 1 (MUS121B/122B)
Maui College | $131
Piano Section 2 (MUS121B/122B)
Maui College | $131 Sewing Essentials (Clothing Construction)
Maui College | $289 Ukulele Sections 1
Maui College | $131
Course Description: This non-credit section of ukulele introduces beginning ukulele techniques in a supportive setting for community members and non-students. Over eight weeks, participants will explore fundamental ukulele techniques, including basic chords, strumming patterns, and music literacy in a supportive setting. No prior experience is necessary.
Voice Section 1
Maui College | $131 Voice Section 2
Maui College | $131 Artful Denim Upcycling
Maui College | Maria Razzauti | $249
No class 11/26/26 Thurs Thanksgiving Day Sewing Essentials (Clothing Construction)
Maui College | $289 Beginning Sewing Level II
Maui College | Maria Razzauti | $189
COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY
ACC 252 / Online F2F / 3 CR / $393
Do you love crunching the numbers? In this class, you’ll learn a “hands-on” approach to computerized accounting using QuickBooks® to set up and maintain records.
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ICS 110 / In-Person / 3 CR / $393
Yes, you can code! And you’ll learn the basics of creating programs through innovative design strategies. You’ll understand control structure and object-oriented programming through exciting tech paths like P – Python, C – C/C++, D – Animation/Java, M – Mobile, R – Robotics, G – Games, S – C#.
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BUS 120 / Online F2F / 3 CR $393
Business makes the world go round. In this course, you’ll survey the fundamentals of American business enterprise and examine the foundations and responsibilities of accounting, management, finance, marketing, and the overall business environment.
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BUS 158 / Online F2F / 3 CR / $393
Social media is an essential business tool. Learn how to craft and maintain engaging blogs, posts, and effective use of collaboration and communication tools, as well as streamlined cloud storage for organizational success.
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CULINARY & HOSPITALITY
HOST 101 / Online F2F / 3 CR / $393
Get a comprehensive view of the travel industry. You’ll discover the links between hotel, food, transportation, recreation, and other tourism-related industries.
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CULN 150 / In-Person / 5 CR / $655
Learn all the basics on the road to professional baking. You’ll learn about ingredients and their uses, product identification, mastery of bakeshop tools and equipment. And you’ll prepare a wide range of delectable baked goods from breads, pies, cakes and cookies to custards and creams.
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CULN 123 / In-Person / 5 CR / $655
Fundamental concepts, skills, and techniques of professional cookery.
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Transform your food idea into a sellable product. This course will guide you through developing a food prototype, finding your first customers, and setting achievable business goals. Key topics include an introduction to food entrepreneurship, developing your business idea, creating a food prototype, and laying the foundation for future growth. This is an online, self-paced course. This course includes an optional in-person tour of the MFIC facility at Maui College to start thinking about the equipment needed for producing at scale. This course also includes 5 hours of MFIC facility time. Section BUS6822 - 043 Turn your sellable value-added food product into a viable business. Learn to create a legal business entity, scale production, source ingredients, ensure food safety, manage your finances, and sell at local markets. This is an online, self-paced course. This course also includes 10 hours of MFIC facility time. Section BUS6821 - 026 Facility laboratory class for students currently or previously enrolled in BUS 6822, BUS 6821, or BUS 6820 to work on value-added food product, R&D students will set food product development and manufacturing goals, journal their progress, and write a reflection at the end of their experience. The course is self-directed. Access to the kitchen is by appointment and scheduled through the course instructor. Section CULN6020 - 031 Section BUS6843 - 002 Led by MFIC Success Coach Anthony LaBua-Keiser, this workshop introduces the importance of adopting a growth mindset from the earliest stages of building a food business. Participants will explore how to move beyond passion and ideas by developing practical, long-term strategies for success. Using a simple framework—What, Where, and Who—Anthony will guide entrepreneurs through understanding their product costs and operations, planning for sustainable growth, and identifying and connecting with their target customers One hour workshop, followed by Q&A session This is a hybrid workshop, but we highly recommend in-person participation to enhance to connection with MFIC Success Coach Anthony and other fellow entrepreneurs Section BUS6843 - 002 Led by MFIC Success Coach Anthony LaBua-Keiser, this workshop introduces the importance of adopting a growth mindset from the earliest stages of building a food business. Participants will explore how to move beyond passion and ideas by developing practical, long-term strategies for success. Using a simple framework—What, Where, and Who—Anthony will guide entrepreneurs through understanding their product costs and operations, planning for sustainable growth, and identifying and connecting with their target customers One hour workshop, followed by Q&A session This is a hybrid workshop, but we highly recommend in-person participation to enhance to connection with MFIC Success Coach Anthony and other fellow entrepreneurs Beginning Food Business (MFIC)
No prerequisites.
Maui College | $99
Transform your food idea into a sellable product. This course will guide you through developing a food prototype, finding your first customers, and setting achievable business goals. Key topics include an introduction to food entrepreneurship, developing your business idea, creating a food prototype, and laying the foundation for future growth.
This is an online, self-paced course. This course includes an optional in-person tour of the MFIC commercial kitchen at Maui College to start thinking about the equipment needed for producing at scale. This course also includes 5 hours of MFIC kitchen facility time.
No prerequisites. Completion of an online Survey application required prior to acceptance. Concurrent enrollment in CULN6020 for Kitchen access highly recommended. Intermediate Food Business (MFIC)
Maui College | $199
Have a Food Product Idea or Recipe Consumers Would Love? The Concept to Consumer Incubator Program, is an in depth class that teaches food industry best practices for taking your recipe idea or concept and turning it into a viable value-added food product for the retail marketplace! This course is suited for individuals that already have a product prototype and basic recipe and will provide access to educational resources and professional consultants to help you learn what it takes to build a food business and brand. Learn product development for food manufacturing, ingredient sourcing, costing, branding their products and how to manage the intricacies of a small supply chain, building alliances to lower costs, and valuable best practices for growing a business. Convert a basic recipe into a manufacturing formula. Participants will have the opportunity to introduce their products to industry experts and receive valuable feedback on the their products market readiness. Offered in a hybrid format of online modules (via the laulima.hawaii.edu) and face-to-face coaching (by appointment with instructor), total class time is 30 hours. Concurrent enrollment in CULN6020 for Kitchen access highly recommended. Completion of an online Survey application required prior to acceptance. MFIC Applied Studies in Fundamental Food Manufacturing
Maui College | $239
Students work in the fully certified MFIC R&D kitchen environment to increase understanding of manufacturing efficiencies, good manufacturing practices, standard operating procedures and adherence to best practices in kitchen safety and sanitation procedures. Access is by appointment only via instructor. Proper safety and sanitation procedures will be reviewed and monitored. Establishment and adherence to Good Manufacturing Practices and facilities SOPs will be encouraged. Students will work toward increased manufacturing efficiencies, establishment of process controls, internal assessments concerning ingredients used, packaging required, and integration of product specific SOPs necessary for high quality manufactured foods. Successful completion or current enrollment in a MFIC program or participation by consent of MFIC Facilities Manager required for registration in this class. This course is a supplement to BUS 6822, BUS 6821, BUS 6820 and for advanced students undertaking independent study. An individual interview and an onsite MFIC Kitchen LAB orientation and training are required prior to first day of class. Copy of your current Sanitation or Food Handlers Certification required. Students may be subject to additional fees based on MFIC kitchen equipment and lab hours of use. Completion of an online Survey application required prior to acceptance. Curriculum development for this course is supported in part by the US Department of Commerce Minority Business Development Agency Grant MB21OBD8020251. Strategic Planning: A Growth Mindset for Your Business
Maui College | Anthony LaBua-Keiser | $25 Strategic Planning: A Growth Mindset for Your Business
Maui College | Anthony LaBua-Keiser | $25
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
The Maui Food Innovation Center connects and elevates Maui’s value- added food producers with technical expertise, innovative training, education and a Research & Development kitchen. Check out upcoming classes
For more information Visit maui.hawaii.edu/foodinnovation
Section BUS6843 - 002 Led by MFIC Success Coach Anthony LaBua-Keiser, this workshop introduces the importance of adopting a growth mindset from the earliest stages of building a food business. Participants will explore how to move beyond passion and ideas by developing practical, long-term strategies for success. Using a simple framework—What, Where, and Who—Anthony will guide entrepreneurs through understanding their product costs and operations, planning for sustainable growth, and identifying and connecting with their target customers One hour workshop, followed by Q&A session This is a hybrid workshop, but we highly recommend in-person participation to enhance to connection with MFIC Success Coach Anthony and other fellow entrepreneurs Strategic Planning: A Growth Mindset for Your Business
Maui College | Anthony LaBua-Keiser | $25
This dynamic program offers an immersive experience in both industrial sewing and fashion product development. Participants will gain hands-on expertise in operating and maintaining industrial sewing machines and steam irons, and mastering essential sewing techniques. Delve into the intricacies of mass production with a focus on efficient fabric layout, cutting, and garment construction. Explore the journey from fashion concept to market-ready product, including target market analysis, strategic sales planning, and optimizing manufacturing processes. Additionally, uncover the complexities of clothing production through sourcing, sampling, and logistics, while completing a production tech pack. This comprehensive training provides a robust foundation for a thriving career in the fashion and garment industries.
HEALTHCARE
PHRM 106 / In-Person / 1 CR / $131
Describes basic pharmacy functions in retail, institutional, home health, and ambulatory care settings.
PHRM 192V / In-Person / 2CR / $262
Builds clinical skills as a Pharmacy Technician and prepares students for the national Pharmacy Technician Certification Examination.
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NURS 100 / Online F2F / 00 hrs 4 CR / $524
A great beginning for those interested in a career in healthcare. Prepares nurse assistants to care for acute, semi-acute, or convalescent clients in hospital, long-term care, or home settings and to work under the supervision of a registered or practical nurse. Preparation for national certification, too.
For Example: New Term > Nursing (NURS)
HLTH 125 / In-Person / 00 hrs 1 CR / $131
Unlock the mysteries of medical terminology by exploring the essentials – prefixes, suffixes, word roots, pronunciation, spelling, definitions, commonly used abbreviations. You’ll learn to use the medical dictionary, too.
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Section HLTH6330 - 006 Section HLTH6700 - 011 Section HLTH6303 - 006 Section HLTH6303 - 006 Fundamentals of Massage Therapy
Maui College | MB Bouton | Free Pharmacy Technician Immersion
Maui College | $2500 Swedish Massage
Maui College | MB Bouton | Free
Complete your health form before the first day of class. https://go.hawaii.edu/i5t Swedish Massage
Maui College | MB Bouton | Free
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INDUSTRY & TRADES
Learn the proper use and maintenance of carpentry hand and power tools. Practice selecting and using construction materials and fastening systems.
CARP 120 | $393 + fees | 3 credits
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AMT 100 / In-Person / 2 CR $262
Learn preventive maintenance and minor repair skills
in this introductory class. Covers the selection and use of basic automotive tools, equipment, and procedures. Includes lectures, demonstrations, and hands-on training on “live” service vehicles in the campus shop.
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For Example: New Term > Automotive Mechanics Tech (AMT)
TRAD6000 / In-Person / CE
This 8-week, intensive, hands-on pre-apprenticeship program serves as a direct pathway to becoming a registered apprentice with the Hawai’i Carpenters Apprenticeship Program. The pre apprenticeship program is divided into two parts:
Part 1: 6-week Related-Trade Instruction
Part 2: 2-week Internship
HAWAIIAN STUDIES
HAW 101 / In-Person / 4 CR / $524
Learn the basics of speaking, reading, and writing elementary Hawaiian taught in an intuitive and engaging way. Four out of five hours are devoted to drill and practice and daily lab work is assessed and determined by individual need.
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For Example: New Term > Hawaiian (HAW)
HWST 107 / In-Person / 3 CR / $393
Learn about the the unique aspects of Hawai‘i and Hawaiian culture in relation to the larger Pacific region. Explore topics including geography, origins, language, religion, land, art, and history.
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For Example: New Term > Hawaiian Studies (HWST)
HWST 211 / In-Person / 3 CR / $393
Explore the endemic, indigenous, and Polynesian- introduced flora of Hawai‘i. Examine the many uses of Hawai‘i’s flora by the indigenous people. The relationship of gods/plants/man will be revealed as will the connection of belief and practices with the intentional migration of specific plants.
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For Example: New Term > Hawaiian Studies (HWST)
LANGUAGE & CULTURE
The MLI Regular Session builds and improves English skills in listening, speaking, reading, vocabulary, writing, and cultural studies. You will learn and practice grammatical structures through practice exercises and presentations. You will research and present on cultural topics, through rhetorical techniques that include describing, comparing and contrasting, exploring causes and effects, and argumentation. You will build writing skills from writing paragraphs to essays. Depending on the module, you will write descriptions, processes, compare/contrast, problem/solution, and/or cause and effect paragraphs and essays. You will build skills required to become independent readers and thinkers in the English language.
See maui.hawaii.edu/mli for MLI application information.
The MLI Regular Session builds and improves English skills in listening, speaking, reading, vocabulary, writing, and cultural studies. You will learn and practice grammatical structures through practice exercises and presentations. You will research and present on cultural topics, through rhetorical techniques that include describing, comparing and contrasting, exploring causes and effects, and argumentation. You will build writing skills from writing paragraphs to essays. Depending on the module, you will write descriptions, processes, compare/contrast, problem/solution, and/or cause and effect paragraphs and essays. You will build skills required to become independent readers and thinkers in the English language.
See maui.hawaii.edu/mli for MLI application information.
EDUCATION
ECED 105 / Online F2F / 3 CR / $393
Explore the joys and rewards of shaping young minds and fostering holistic development. In this class, you’ll gain insight into the foundations and effective strategies of successful Early Childhood Education instructors.
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For Example: New Term > Early Childhood Education (ECED)
HDFS 230 / In-Person / 3 CR / $393
A thought-provoking examination of the complexities of human life. Expand your understanding by studying concepts, issues, and theories of human growth and development from conception to death.
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For Example: New Term > Human Dev & Family Studies (HDFS)
HIST 151 / 3 CR / $393
You’ll gain a greater understanding of human societies and their cross-cultural interactions in this global and historical survey covering the period up to 1500 CE.
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For Example: New Term > History (HIST)
ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE
CAREER TRAINING
Administration of Justice
The Administration of Justice program is designed to prepare students for entry- level positions in the Administration of Justice career field (law enforcement, courts, corrections and private security.) A student who completes 60 credits of required and elective course work is eligible to receive an Associates in Applied Sciences Degree in Administration of Justice. Courses are also designed to support the in-service training needs for current justice professionals.
AJ 101 / In-Person / 3 CR / $393
Begin an examination of the engrossing history and philosophy of the administration of justice in the United States. Areas of study include law enforcement, courts, and corrections. You’ll explore theories of crime and punishment, rehabilitation and the expectations and interrelationships of officials. You can check out career opportunities, too.
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For Example: New Term > Administration of Justice (AJ)
PERSONAL ENRICHMENT
FSHN 185 / Online F2F / 3 CR / $393
Learn the science of nutrition through the study of nutrient requirements of healthy individuals, nutrient categories and characteristics, physiological functions, and food sources.
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For Example: New Term > Food Science & Human Nutrition (FSHN)
Section ENR6073 - 003 Section ENR6069 - 030 BEGINNER SEWING Calling all aspiring fashion designers and creatives! This is your chance to step into the world of fashion by learning the basics of sewing. Students will be instructed on how to thread and operate a sewing machine and learn basic sewing skills. We will also touch on the world of fabrics, basic fashion design concepts, measuring the body for fit and how to read a commercial sewing pattern during this three-day class. Students will be asked to supply their own fabrics for our fun sewing projects that will be completed each class. Students should bring their own domestic sewing machine to class, as being familiar with how to operate your machine is critical to successful sewing endeavors. IMPORTANT: Sewing machines should be in good working order! Please be sure to bring the power plug, foot pedal cord, sewing feet attachments and machine manual! A very limited number of machines in the sewing lab will be available for use. Please email the instructor if you would like to reserve one. No previous sewing experience is necessary. Classes will be held at UH Maui College campus in the Hookipa Fashion Tech Lab. A supply list will be emailed a week prior to class so that students can come to class prepared. This is an ADULT class Section ENR6073 - 003 Hand Embroidery and Visible Mending Students will learn basic hand embroidery stitches such as the satin, chain and lazy daisy stiches. In addition, students will learn a few visible mending techniques. The combination of embroidery and mending techniques are creative ways to embellish, repair and bring new life to old clothes and turn into wearable art. Supplies will be provided on the first day of class to get you started. The Instructor will also provide supply list for required supplies for remainder of classes. Please sign up for the correct sections: Tweens and Teens OR Adults See ENR6069 Beginning Sewing too! Section ENR6071 - 007 INTRO TO INDUSTRIAL SEWING MACHINES Step up your sewing skills and learn how to sew on industrial sewing machines! Participants will learn all about these workhorses of the sewing world - how to thread and safely operate a single needle straight lockstitch machine, in addition to operating a 3 or 5 spool overlocker for seam finishing. You will be able to choose from a variety of “holiday gift” inspired sewing projects to practice your newly acquired skill set. Advanced beginner to intermediate sewing experience is recommended for this class. Classes will be held at UH Maui College campus in the Hookipa Fashion Tech Lab. A supply list will be emailed out prior to class. Section ENR6072 - 004 Section ENR6064 - 052 Section ENR6064 - 053 Section ENR6064 - 054 Section ENR6064 - 055 Section ENR6060 - 043 This class meets Weds 5:00PM-6:30PM and is located in Laulima 105. Section ENR6060 - 044 This class meets Weds 5:00PM-6:30PM and is located in Laulima 105. Section ENR6060 - 045 This class meets Weds 5:00PM-6:30PM and is located in Laulima 105. Section ENR6060 - 046 This class meets Weds 5:00PM-6:30PM and is located in Laulima 105. Section ENR6060 - 047 This class meets Weds 5:00PM-6:30PM and is located in Laulima 105. Section FIT6610 - 054 Laulima 105 Wellness Studio Section FIT6610 - 055 Laulima 105 Wellness Studio Section FIT6610 - 056 Laulima 105 Wellness Studio Section FIT6610 - 057 Laulima 105 Wellness Studio Section FIT6610 - 058 Laulima 105 Wellness Studio Beginning Sewing, Adults LEVEL III Learn to Sew an Aloha Shirt
Maui College | Maria Razzauti | $219
Class will be held on Tues Nov 03, 2026. There is no class Nov 10 unless otherwise noted from the Instructor. Beginner's Sewing Class
Maui College | Maria Razzauti | $189 Beginning Sewing, Adults LEVEL III Learn to Sew an Aloha Shirt
Maui College | Maria Razzauti | $219
Class will be held on Tues Nov 03, 2026. There is no class Nov 10 unless otherwise noted from the Instructor. Hand Embroidery and Mending
Maui College | Maria Razzauti | $189 Intro to Industrial Sewing Machines
Maui College | Maria Razzauti | $179
Campus Map: https://maui.hawaii.edu/assets/PDF/UHMC-Campus-Map.pdf Tai Chi (Yang Style): Meditation and Martial Arts
Maui College | Dan Takamura | $39
This class will meet in the Laulima 105 Wellness room.
Maui College | Dan Takamura | $39
This class will meet in the Laulima 105 Wellness room.
Maui College | Dan Takamura | $39
This class will meet in the Laulima 105 Wellness room.
Maui College | Dan Takamura | $39
This class will meet in the Laulima 105 Wellness room. Tao Style Kung Fu for Self-Defense
Maui College | Dan Takamura | $39
Maui College | Dan Takamura | $39
Maui College | Dan Takamura | $39
Maui College | Dan Takamura | $39
Maui College | Dan Takamura | $39 Zumba Fitness
Maui College | Charlene Pali | $35
Maui College | Charlene Pali | $35
Maui College | Charlene Pali | $35
Maui College | Charlene Pali | $35
Maui College | Charlene Pali | $35
ADDITIONAL ONLINE TRAINING
We offer a wide-range of highly interactive courses that you can take entirely online. All of our courses are led by expert instructors, many of whom are nationally known authors.
Our online courses are affordable, fun, fast, convenient, and geared just for you. Ready to explore our catalog?
Visit: go.hawaii.edu/xza and browse our catalog!
CERTIFICATES
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