Higher Education Institutions in Dodge County

Moraine Park Technical College - Beaver Dam Campus

Moraine Park Technical College is a public two-year college provides the opportunity to develop career-ready skills and certifications without traveling far. This two-year college offers students a variety of associate degrees, technical diplomas, and certificates in various programs. The Beaver Dam campus is particularly known for its engine technology training center, partnering with industry leader Mercury Marine, and its electrical power distribution program. By providing hands-on learning experiences, Moraine Park Technical College equips graduates with the skills and knowledge they need to enter the workforce quickly and confidently.

Moraine Park Technical College - Horicon Regional Center 

This is a smaller satellite campus of Moraine Park Technical College that offers a more limited selection of programs than the Beaver Dam campus.

Madison Area Technical College - Watertown Campus 

Madison Area Technical College is a public two-year college that offers a variety of programs, including associate degrees, technical diplomas, and even adult continuing education classes. With a focus on hands-on learning in smaller classes, the Watertown Campus equips students with the skills and knowledge they need to succeed in their chosen careers. Conveniently located close to home, it's a great option for Dodge County residents seeking affordable higher education.

4 - Year Universities

While Dodge County itself doesn't have any four-year public universities, several excellent options are located within commuting distance. Public universities like the University of Wisconsin-Madison and UW-Milwaukee offer a wide range of programs, all situated just over an hour's drive from Dodge County. This means residents can enjoy the benefits of a smaller community while still having access to a quality university education.