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85 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Physics
The Physics students at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee can shape their Physics major in one of two directions. The standard major provides a broad overview of all aspects of physics: mechanics, optics, thermodynamics, quantum physics, magnetism, electricity, and the mathematical principles that underlie physics.

Animation Arts
The Animation Arts program at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee is a hands-on program focused on providing you with the skills and knowledge necessary to succeed in the industry by emphasizing technical proficiency, creative problem-solving and critical thinking with state-of-the-art tools used by creative professionals.

Anthropology
Anthropology is the scientific study of human beings and their cultures across time and space. In the broadest sense, anthropology is about how the human species came to be, how it developed myriad ways of living in the world, and how those ways may change in the future. The Anthropology course at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee is the major most closely associated with archaeology.

Studio Art
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.

Journalism, Advertising, and Media Studies
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.

Actuarial Science
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.

Biomedical Engineering
The Biomedical Engineering program at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee combines engineering techniques with biological sciences to improve the quality of human health by designing and creating equipment, devices and intelligent systems. It includes collaboration across disciplines, enabling you to combine mechanical, electrical and computer engineering to solve medical problems.

Human Resources Management
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.

Data Science
The Data Science program at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee allows a student to build towards a career in big data through statistics, math, business, and computer science coursework. The goal of a data scientist is to assess, analyze, and interpret large volumes of information and create new information from existing data.

Criminal Justice and Criminology
The Criminal Justice and Criminology graduates at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee have impressive careers. Alumni work in government agencies, the private sector and nonprofit agencies. They work as FBI agents, crime analysts, probation officers, police chiefs and more.

Freshwater Sciences
Are you passionate about marine biology, aquatic ecosystems, or environmental science? Do you want to protect freshwater resources? Do you want to tackle real issues? These include sustainable fisheries, water pollution, climate change, and invasive species. Discover the Freshwater Sciences bachelor’s degree offered at University of Wisconsin Milwaukee.

Studio Arts
With the Studio Arts course at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee, you’ll combine studio research with an academic focus through coursework in a single discipline outside of art and design. That approach helps inform your research as an artist.

Psychology
The Psychology students at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee have a distinct advantage – they can participate in research as undergraduates, sometimes even as soon as their first year. In psychology labs, students work directly with faculty and graduate students on their current research projects, and sometimes contribute as co-authors to peer-reviewed presentations or publications.

Geosciences
The Geosciences program at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee is designed to prepare students to become professional Earth scientists in a wide range of disciplines, as well as to enter graduate programs for further advanced training.

Communication Sciences and Disorders
The Communication Sciences and Disorders course at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee provides the pre-professional foundation for graduate study in speech-language pathology and audiology. Communication Sciences & Disorders is the academic discipline that involves the study of speech, language, communication, and swallowing disorders as well as hearing, balance and related disorders.

German
German is the third most studied foreign language in the world, and, the German program at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee offers more than just instruction in language. In addition to German fluency, students learn how to apply that fluency by studying German culture, literature, customs, and history.

Environmental Engineering
The Environmental Engineering course at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee prepares students to address environmental challenges through hands-on learning and research. Students develop solutions for clean water, waste management, pollution control, and sustainable infrastructure, while exploring areas such as water treatment, air quality, remediation, and sustainable energy systems.

Communication
The Communication students at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee not only graduate with top-notch communication skills, but they also have a thorough understanding of communication as a process and as a system. They are the individuals who can work with all types of people, bringing out their best.

Art History
Students interested in examining history through the lens of paintings, sculptures, film, architecture, graphics, and decorative arts will find the Art History program at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee to be an ideal major. Throughout time, humans have expressed their emotions, beliefs, and ideals through these mediums, and today's students can use these objects to understand culture.

American Sign Language - English Interpreting
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.