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Individualized Technical Studies: Agriculture

The Agriculture Individualized Technical Studies degree offers a flexible pathway for students to design a program that aligns with their specific interests and career goals in the agriculture industry. By combining coursework from multiple disciplines, students can build a well-rounded skill set tailored to today’s evolving agricultural landscape.

Students explore key areas such as agricultural production, processing, and distribution, while gaining insight into the science and technology driving modern farming practices. Emphasis is placed on sustainability, efficiency, and innovation, preparing students to contribute to advanced food systems and agricultural operations.

Working alongside industry and academic advisors, students create a customized plan of study that reflects real workforce needs. This personalized approach allows graduates to develop practical, career-focused skills that support a wide range of opportunities within agriculture and related industries.

Did You Know?

Careers in agriculture go far beyond farming, including roles in food systems, agribusiness, and technology.

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View the required credits for the Associate of Science degree.

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Flexible Learning Options

Many courses at Blackhawk are offered in one or more of these formats:

  • In-Person
  • Live Online (synchronous)
  • Online Anytime (asynchronous)
  • Hybrid (mix of online and in-person courses)
  • FlexLab (in-person when it fits your schedule)

For some courses, we offer a MyEdChoice option, allowing you to choose how to attend each class session. You can switch between online and in-person formats from week to week or even day to day, depending on your needs and schedule. More Information

In-Person
Hybrid
FlexLab
MyEdChoice

Get Credit For Your Experience!

Have you acquired relevant education or work experience? You might qualify for credits based on your prior learning.

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Get in touch with our Admissions department for information on program details, curriculum, credit transfer options, and financial aid opportunities.

Additional Program Information

At the end of this program, you will be able to:

  • Implement developmentally appropriate teaching practices to foster learning
  • Adapt instruction to meet the diverse needs of all learners
  • Use proactive classroom management techniques
  • Create a crop management plan
  • Create a livestock management plan
  • Develop an agribusiness management plan
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Highlights

Associate Degree

60-70 Credits

Monroe Campus

210 Fourth Ave., Monroe, WI 53566

University Transfer

Earning a bachelor’s degree has never been more convenient and affordable! We offer a variety of options for students who want to achieve a four-year degree.