Degrees

Hear from a Clinical & Health Informatics MS alum and an enrollment coach on how you can maintain a healthy work-life balance while enrolled in a professional program.

This is the 12th year in a row that U.S News & World Report has recognized online graduate engineering programs at UW–Madison for their excellence and reputation for success.

For the 11th year in a row, U.S. News & World Report has ranked online master’s degree programs at the University of Wisconsin–Madison among the country’s best.

UW–Madison’s MS in Psychology: Data Science in Human Behavior (DSHB) program provides direct, hands-on training in data science tailored to suit people with a social science background.

UW–Madison’s professional degrees and certificates are meeting the needs of students and employers in Wisconsin and beyond.

The new University of Wisconsin–Madison accelerated Master of Science in Design + Innovation gives new meaning to collaboration. Combining expertise from five schools and colleges…

When Jennifer Raabe decided to go to graduate school, she had the same questions and concerns that most adults do. Here’s how the University of…

The flexible Part-Time MSW program is commuter-friendly and designed to provide school-life balance.

The two-year MS in Biotechnology Program prepares students for the industry with a multidisciplinary lineup of science, business, and law courses.

The M.S. in Physics: Quantum Computing is designed to be completed in a single calendar year

New online Master of Science in Applied Biotechnology fills need for skilled biotechnology professionals.

UW–Madison students in the M.S. Agricultural & Applied Economics Professional program can now complete the NABE’s Certified Business Economist Certification simultaneously.

The two-year program’s courses delve into project management, molecular technologies, licensing, patents, and more.

Gross chose UW–Madison’s program to become conversant in biotechnology language and better understand some of the industry’s most complex issues.

The two-year program includes courses in business, science, and law, which are taught by UW–Madison faculty, industry regulators, and leaders of Madison-area biotech companies.

Matter prepared for his future with coursework about intellectual property, business strategies, regulations and ethics, and commercialization pathways.

Liermann gained skills in leadership, cross-functional communication, and more in his business and law courses.

UW-Madison offers two online certificates and one online master’s in GIS.

The Master of Science in Biotechnology Program is geared toward working scientists, business people, attorneys, and other professionals with busy schedules.

“I love to learn, and I felt the four-year degree would make me a more well-rounded person,” says recent graduate JoAnn Brink.

A specialized path to an industrial engineering master’s degree, the Human Factors and Health Systems Engineering program prepares professionals to drive innovation in health care and beyond.

The OTD program is designed to train occupational therapists to become visionary leaders.