Spring Enrollment for Online Food Law Courses

Enroll now for online courses in food laws and regulations. Classes begin January 13, 2025.

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Spring Semester 2025 Enrollment 

(Open enrollment begins November 11, 2024.)

Advance your career without putting your life on hold with IFLR's online food law courses. Talk to your employer about educational reimbursement opportunities.

This information will get you started. Please contact Mary Gebbia at iflr@msu.edu with questions about our programs or for help with enrollment.

Spring 2025 Course Offerings

(Courses run from January 13 - May 2, 2025.)

Tuition

Graduate courses: MSU's Lifelong enrollment tuition for the 2024-2025 academic year for non-Michigan residents, including international residents, is $3,411.00.00 USD per 3-credit course. Tuition for Michigan residents is $2,679.00 USD per 3-credit course. IFLR courses are all 3 credits/course.

We offer a lower rate of $1,895.00 USD for non-credit registration if you wish to take our courses for "informational purposes only" rather than work toward a certificate or eventual degree. Click here for non-credit enrollment. Rate subject to change as of June 2025.

Enrollment Links

Non-MSU students and food industry professionals may enroll for this course through MSU's Lifelong Education portal.  (Make sure to choose 'first-time user' and then 'NON-DEGREE' from the drop down list on the application.)

Non-credit participant enrollment link here: Click here for non-credit enrollment.

Additional Info

Click here for a full list of IFLR courses and when they are offered.

Click here to learn more about our online certificate programs.

Contact/Help

Please contact Mary Gebbia at iflr@msu.edu with questions about our programs or for help with enrollment.

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