7 week course with live sessions
Fundamentals on Bovine Reproduction
This short course provides a basic understanding of bovine reproduction and endocrinology. It covers the anatomy and physiology of the cow's reproductive tract, hormonal control of reproduction, methods of breeding, fertility and pregnancy, major reproductive disorders, pregnancy loss, and an introduction to reproductive biotechnologies.
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Instructor-Led
Course type -
7 live sessions
1 hour session a week -
7 weeks
Course duration -
From February 11 - March 25
6 P.M. ET / 5 P.M. CT
What you are going to learn
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What's included?
Enrolling in this course gives you access to a rich and supportive learning experience designed for all levels.
If you cannot make it to a meeting, you will have access to the recordings.
Here’s what you can look forward to:
If you cannot make it to a meeting, you will have access to the recordings.
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Ongoing Support
Receive feedback and support throughout the course to help you succeed.
Self-Paced Learning Modules
Access online resources, readings, meeting recordings and activities anytime, anywhere.
7 Weekly Live Sessions
Connect in real time for Q&A, interactive lessons, and expert guidance.
Discuss with others
Participate in our online forum, share thoughts and ideas, increase connection, get help with your studies
Student Forum & Community
Join a vibrant online forum to discuss ideas, ask questions, and connect with classmates and instructors.
Natalia Hincapie
Specialization: Animal Health & Reproduction
About
My passion for working with animals began in childhood on my family’s small farm in Colombia, where I helped my father feed and care for our livestock. This early experience inspired me to pursue a degree in Veterinary Medicine, where I developed a strong interest in bovine health and medicine. In 2023, I earned a Master’s degree in Dairy Science from the University of Wisconsin–Madison.
During my time at UW–Madison, I served as a teaching assistant for the Introduction to Animal Sciences 101/102 courses, which strengthened my dedication to education and student mentorship. Professionally, I have worked as a veterinarian specializing in dairy cattle reproduction and health consulting, and as a laboratory technician with expertise in sexing bovine semen. I am excited to share my knowledge and experience to help students succeed in the field of dairy science.
