9 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering Technology (ET) from University of Wisconsin Stout provides you with a unique career advantage with four engineering concentrations in Industrial Automation (begins Fall 2020), Mechanical Design, Plastics, and Production Operation.

The Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering (ME) program at University of Wisconsin Stout prepares you to be involved in the design and manufacture of nearly everything from micro-scale objects to medical devices and airplanes.

The Bachelors of Science degree in Digital Marketing Technology at University of Wisconsin Stout is designed to provide you with the skills and expertise necessary to thrive in the ever-changing digital world.

We're the only undergraduate Manufacturing Engineering program in the University of Wisconsin Stout and one of about 25 in the country. Our graduates are experts in selecting materials, processing them into usable products and controlling automated production systems.

University of Wisconsin Stout's Bachelor of Science degree in Computer and Electrical Engineering prepares you to work with both computer hardware and software through courses and labs that combine electrical engineering and computer science.

The Bachelor of Science degree in Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) at University of Wisconsin Stout provides a flexible program of study for high school graduates, technical college graduates, and working professionals.

Packaging at University of Wisconsin Stout is a dynamic, multibillion-dollar industry in need of well-educated people. The projected demand for packaging professionals significantly exceeds the number of future graduates.

The Bachelor of Science degree in Construction from University of Wisconsin Stout prepares you to lead and direct even the most complicated construction projects.

If you are interested in an industry that has a worldwide impact – now and in the future – plastics engineering is the right fit for you. The Bachelor of Science degree in Plastics Engineering (PLE) from University of Wisconsin Stout will teach you product and mold design, materials science and advanced processing techniques.