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1311 North U.S. 1
Titusville, FL 32796
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Welcome to Titusville
EFSC's Titusville Campus, strategically located in North Brevard County, offers a caring, learning-centered environment. Our beautiful, 120-acre campus lies peacefully on the Indian River Lagoon waterfront, right next to the Chain of Lakes park, and we are just a stone's throw from the Kennedy Space Center, the Merritt Island Wildlife Refuge and the Canaveral National Seashore.
For a personalized college experience and a friendly atmosphere for learning, consider classes at the Titusville Campus. The campus offers general education classes leading to the A.A. degree and career/vocational program classes, with plans underway to add an Aerospace Center of Excellence (ACE) to the campus to expand EFSC's Aerospace Technology program from Cocoa to Titusville.
Students are able to select various methods of course delivery, including traditional face-to-face, hybrid and online. This intimate campus setting provides outstanding student support services that complement the academic environment.
The dedicated family of the Titusville Campus will help ensure that all students have an exemplary academic experience and achieve their goals. So come on home to the Titusville Campus and begin living your dreams!
Titusville Information
See Also
- Academic Success Center/ Titusville Tutoring
- Campus Academic Departments
- Campus Clubs & Activities
- Eastern Florida Online/eLearning
- Fitness Facilities
- Food Services
- Titusville Class Search
Meet the Titusville Faculty

Luke Leonard
History, Humanities & Literature Instructor
Leonard’s love for literature stems from his days reading comic books. Today, he integrates that love into his career, teaching classes that analyze well-known tales from pop culture. "These stories may not teach you how to add and subtract. That’s not the point. They’re self-reflective. This stuff is popular because it resonates with us, which shows that it has meaning to our lives."