Fort Atkinson Campus
At the Fort Atkinson Campus, you can earn an associate degree, a technical diploma, a certificate or a liberal arts transfer degree.
Academic Programs
(Some programs may require online courses for completion.)
- Administrative Professional
- Business Management
- Digital Marketing
- Ethnic Studies
- Emergency Medical Technician
- Healthcare Receptionist
- Hospitality Management
- Liberal Arts Transfer
- Management Trainee
- Marketing
- Marketing-Social Media
- Medical Administrative Specialist
- Medical Billing Specialist
- Metal Fabrication
- Microsoft Office
- Nursing Assistant
- Nursing
- Office Assistant
- Phlebotomy
- Project Management
- Welding
The campus also offers general degree requirements for a wide range of other programs, allowing Fort Atkinson-area students the convenience of completing those courses locally.
Student Support Services
A variety of services are available on campus to support student success.
- Library and Writing Center
- Academic and career advising
- Counseling
- Tutoring
- Disability services
- Veteran services
- GED/HSED preparation and completion
- Adult basic education
- Free food pantry (please call to arrange curbside pickup)
Students attending any Madison College campus can stop by the Fort Atkinson campus to pick up textbook orders, make payments, submit paperwork or complete testing.
Special Programs
In 2019, the campus began offering English as a Second Language (ESL) programming, with beginner, intermediate and advanced classes that are free to community members.
The campus also partners with the community on many other programs, including a Middle School Metal Fabrication Camp for middle school students.
Continuing Education
For local business and industry, customized training is available in a variety of areas, including:
- Leadership development
- Business and technical skills
- Continuous Improvement, project management and supply chain
- Incident management and public safety
Community enrichment courses are also offered on a wide range of topics, including cooking, conversational Spanish, smartphone applications and welding.
Facilities
In addition to classroom and lab space, the campus has a library, Writing Center, Student Achievement Center and Adult Learning Center.
A manufacturing lab offers welding booths, machine tooling, and a variety of equipment for degree, non-degree and contract training. Healthcare lab spaces are designed to replicate clinical environments and offer in-demand career training using state-of-the-art patient simulators and equipment.
The campus also offers inside meeting space along with several acres of outdoor green space, all available for community use.