Notice:
Summer Classes begin June 5 in-person, blended, and online with COVID-19 precautions in place. No Risk Enrollment available now. All NWTC facilities are closed to the public until further notice. All campus resources are available by phone, chat, email or text.
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Attend the first week of fall classes, August 17-21, without paying any tuition or fees.
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Turn your passion for the land and Earth's natural resources into a career. From farming & sustainable ag to renewable resources & alternative energy to grape growing & winemaking, we have the programs and experts to help you thrive.
Train in indoor and outdoor labs. Two examples: the Great Lakes Energy Education Center, a fully equipped indoor lab; and the Landscape Horticulture Learning Center, located on the 47-acre Green Bay Botanical Garden grounds.
Start your bachelor’s degree. Environmental Engineering-Waste and Water Technology students can complete two of the four years required in a four-year degree by transferring their NWTC credits to a specific four-year university partner. Contact an academic advisor to learn more.
Care for animals and the environment. Check out our Farm Production program in dairy science.