Summer Enrollment for Online Food Law Courses

February 13, 2025

Now enrolling for summer semester online courses in food laws and regulations. Offering graduate courses on food laws & regs in China, and the FSMA Foreign Supplier Verification Program Rule, and a food laws & regs course for undergrads.

Summer Semester 2025 Enrollment

Advance your career without putting your life on hold with IFLR's online food law courses. Talk to your employer about educational reimbursement opportunities. Please contact Mary Gebbia at iflr@msu.edu with questions about our programs or for help with enrollment.

Summer 2025 Course Offerings

Food Laws and Regulations in China (graduate course runs May 12-June 27, 2025)
FSMA - The Law of the Foreign Supplier Verification Program Rule (graduate course runs May 12-June 27, 2025)
Food Laws and Regulations (undergraduate course runs May 12-August 1, 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 USD per 3-credit course. Tuition for Michigan residents is $2,679.00 USD per 3-credit 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.

All rates subject to change as of June 2025.

Undergraduate course: MSU students' tuition rate applies. Please contact your academic advisor for enrollment assistance. If further assistance is needed, please contact Mary Gebbia at IFLR@msu.edu.

Enrollment Links

Non-MSU students and food industry professionals may enroll through MSU's Lifelong Education portal.

If you do not wish to earn university credit and plan to take the course for "informational purposes only," you may register as a non-credit participant. Click here for non-credit enrollment.

Tips for First Time Enrollees

Here is the direct link to apply: https://explore.msu.edu/apply/

Make sure you choose “first-time user” and then “NON-DEGREE” from the dropdown. There is no application fee for our program, so if you get to an area where it asks you to pay an application fee, then you are not in the correct process. Also, DO NOT CLICK THE BOX that asks if you are going to be taking classes in the global food law program. That question is referring to courses through the College of Law and saying “yes” to that question will only delay your application processing."

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

Click here to learn more about our online certificate programs.

MSU's Institute for Food Laws and Regulations offers online graduate courses to food industry professionals. Most IFLR students work full time for food companies or regulators, and take one online course at a time to further their professional development. Students may take as few or as many courses as they desire, and may earn a Certificate in International or United States food law after completing twelve qualifying credits (usually four courses).