10 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

In the Finance program at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee, you will gain an understanding of business and the economy, the functions of financial institutions and capital markets, and investment and borrowing instruments. You’ll learn how to use data and technology as tools to evaluate and make the best financial decisions.

The Digital Arts and Culture program at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee is designed to give students a comprehensive understanding of the intersection of digital technologies, culture, and creativity. 

The Human Resources Management course at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee will prepare you for an entry-level human resources generalist or specialist position through a curriculum that covers the core of human resources, including staffing, compensation, diversity, training and development, and labor relations.

With access to state-of-the-art technologies, students in the Information Technology Management program at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee will develop a strong technical foundation in computer information system development – including planning, analysis, design, programming, operations maintenance, and support. 

The Supply Chain and Operations Management program at University of Wisconsin Milwaukee is not just important to manufacturing. In fact, the service industry, health care sector, and retail also heavily utilize supply chain management to lower costs, improve efficiencies, and enhance customer satisfaction. 

Are you looking for a business degree that matches your unique interests and goals? In the General Business major from University of Wisconsin Milwaukee, you’ll have a lot of flexibility and the opportunity to customize what you study.

In the Marketing program at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee, you’ll gain fundamental knowledge that will prepare you for a marketing career in a corporation, non-profit organization, or even government. You’ll learn how marketing supports an organization’s objectives, how to examine consumer motivation and behavior and how to price, promote, and distribute products and services.

The Actuarial Science students at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee are exposed to multi-disciplinary coursework in mathematics, statistics, economics, business, and computer programming. By taking full advantage of coursework, advising, and professional development opportunities, students can grow into attractive job candidates. 

The worlds of journalism, advertising, and public relations are changing at a rapid pace with the integration of social media, mobile apps and instant feedback. The Journalism, Advertising, and Media Studies program at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee is a great place to learn about the tools used today and to obtain the skills to adapt to the channels of tomorrow.

Accounting is often described as the “language of business.” Accountants definitely need to be numbers savvy, but what they really do is provide information.  In the Accounting program at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee, you’ll be prepared for professional opportunities in public accounting, corporate accounting, or non-profit and governmental accounting.