Farm & Industry Short Course students can customize the 16-week program with classes in soils, crops, dairy, agricultural engineering, farm business planning, and more.
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The University of Wisconsin–Madison’s Farm & Industry Short Course (FISC) is a smart choice for people who want to return to the farm right away—and those who hope to return to college when the time is right.
In only 16 weeks, the program teaches students to operate their own farms, run an agricultural business, or work in the agribusiness sector.
Meet the new recruiter for UW-Madison’s Farm & Industry Short Course, a 16-week series of classes and hands-on activities led by agriculture industry experts.
She will retire with two successful certificate programs up and running and an online master’s program set to launch in the fall.
Tailored to working professionals and individuals eager to specialize or switch careers, these UW-Madison master’s degree programs equip students with practical skills they can put to use right away.
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