9 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Whether you choose the Classics program at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee or just take a few classes of interest, students in this field are exposed to the history, literature, art and architecture, archaeology, language, and religion of ancient times. Many classes are in English but some offer the subject matter in its original format of Greek or Latin.

History is an original liberal arts field and is designed to prepare students for any type of profession that emphasizes critical analysis and oral and written communication. The History majors at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee collect and analyze evidence to construct arguments, propose new interpretations, formulate conclusions, test hypotheses, and communicate new ideas. 

The Philosophy program at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee can be challenging because it asks students to critically examine very fundamental questions about what it means to be human - behavior, values, ethics, logic, aesthetics. Some describe it as "thinking in slow motion" because of the way it explores in depth the human experience.

The Linguistics students at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee can opt for a broad linguistics major which will touch on all aspects of language development and learning. Or, students can choose an applied linguistics major which will focus more on using the principles of linguistics in a business setting such as in the classroom to help students learn a second language.

Transform your passion for art into a professional career. With the Studio Art course at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee, you are supported in your creative pursuits as you refine your skills and prepare to make your mark in the art world. And you won’t be alone. We are a strong community of artists.

The American Sign Language - English Interpreting program at University of Wisconsin Milwaukee is the only one of its kind in Wisconsin. The American Sign Language/English Interpreting program goes beyond language, culture and how to facilitate conversations. It works to develop well-rounded interpreters who value and consider others’ perspectives.

The Community Arts course at University of Wisconsin Milwaukee provides you with the professional framework to pursue social engagement, environmental issues, community building and public art. It teaches and shows you how art can be a tool for enriching community life, affirming cultural identity, and pursuing political and social justice goals through curriculum.

The Russian students at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee receive an education in not just language fluency but also in the culture surrounding that language. Context matters in communication, and we believe it is important for students to understand the history, literature, and customs of native speakers of Russian in order to successfully apply their fluency.

You want to express yourself, and you know that making films is the way to do it. With our top-rated education, professional technology and world-class faculty, there is no limit to your filmmaking potential. And it all starts on day one as a Film student at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee.