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2025-2026 WWCC College Catalog 
    
2025-2026 WWCC College Catalog

Enology and Viticulture AAS-T

Location(s): Walla Walla + Online


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This degree is articulated with Washington State University’s College of Agriculture, Human and Natural Resources Sciences B.S. in Viticulture & Enology . 

Degree Outcomes:

  1. Apply critical thinking and problem solving to address issues facing the global viticulture and enology industry.
  2. Demonstrate technical competence in viticulture and enology, especially as it relates to viticulture, winemaking practices and the chemical, microbiological and sensory analysis of wines.
  3. Evaluate and adapt foundational viticultural and enological practices as appropriate to be environmentally and socially equitable.
  4. Promote and value life-long learning through engagement with government agencies, university research and extension, and industry in a professional manner. 

Year One


Year Two


Total Credits: 12-22


Quarter Two


Total Credits: 15


Quarter Three


Total Credits: 15


Year Two Total: 42-52


Grand Total: 100-110


PLAN CODE: VIEEVAAS (Previously EPC: 121T)

REQUIRED: FYE (3 credits) required to be taken as well.

EV 286 is an internship, credit amount dependent on time and duties (2-12 credits).

*For approved HUM and ART Electives please review the Transfer Courses and Course Distribution Areas  for available options.

Notes for Transferring to Washington State University:

  • General Chemistry - CHEM& 161 CHEM& 162 , and CHEM& 163 ; must be fully completed to satisfy WSU Chemistry requirements (CHEM 101/CHEM 102 or CHEM 105/CHEM 106)
  • BIOL& 212  and BIOL& 213  sequence must be fully completed to transfer to WSU as BIOLOGY 106.

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