- All
- Agricultural & Biological Engineering
- Agricultural & Consumer Economics
- Agricultural Leadership, Education & Communications
- Animal Sciences
- Center for Digital Agriculture
- College of Agricultural, Consumer & Environmental Sciences
- Crop Sciences
- Division of Nutritional Sciences
- Food Science & Human Nutrition
- Human Development & Family Studies
- Natural Resources & Environmental Sciences
16 Programs
Clinical and Community Nutrition, M.S. (Non-thesis)
Food Science, M.S. (Non-thesis)
Energizing Entrepreneurs: Food Beverage Entrepreneurialism Essential Certificate
Graduate Certificate - Coursera Based
Food Regulations, Nutrition Policy, and Personalized Nutrition Certificate
Non-Credit
Bridging Data and Practice for Personalized Nutrition
Non-Credit
Cottage Food Operator Training
For-Credit
Food Science & Human Nutrition Courses
Non-Credit
Foundations of Eating Disorder Counseling
Non-Credit
Foundations of Eating Disorder Treatment
Frequently
asked Questions
and Answers
Have more questions? We've gathered answers to some of the most common inquiries to help you navigate your educational journey.
Explore FAQs
01What programs are offered through ACES Online?
ACES Online offers a range of courses, certificates and degree programs in topics from agricultural, animal, food and nutrition, and environmental sciences — as well as leadership and communications, people and communities, and more. Explore our programs on the Explore Programs page.
02How do I apply to an ACES Online program?
The application process varies by program. Generally, you will need to submit an online application, transcripts, and any other required documents. Detailed application instructions can be found on each individual program page.
03What are the tuition costs for ACES Online programs?
Tuition varies depending on the program. Detailed information about tuition and fees is available in the Quick Facts on each program page.
04What is the structure of online courses at ACES?
Our online courses are designed to be flexible and accessible, often with a mix of asynchronous and synchronous elements. Learn more about the course structure of each program by visiting the specific program page.
05Who can I contact for more information?
For more information, please contact our admissions office at acesonline@illinois.edu or call (217) 265-4194.
Explore ACES Online
Our online education is flexible and accessible, enabling learners to advance their careers, develop new skills, and connect with peers.