85 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

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.

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.

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.

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 Latin American, Caribbean, and U.S. Latinx Studies students at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee learn about the many different histories, cultures, and modern issues of Latinx peoples from all three regions - Latin America, the Caribbean, and the United States. 

The Computer Engineering program at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee prepares you to master computer science and electrical engineering in order to analyze problems and design solutions related to computer hardware, software, networks and equipment.

The Women's and Gender Studies program at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee is a discipline that critically examines gender and women's issues from an interdisciplinary perspective and challenges many traditional assumptions and theories. It examines the practice and expression of gender in different societies and at different historical moments.

Italy has one of the ten largest economies in the world, and mastering Italian can open up a world of professional and personal opportunities. The Italian program at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee is designed to help students become fluent in both the language and culture of Italy.

The Nursing program at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee will prepare you to be a science-based, compassionate nurse leader through innovative and quality educational programs for all specialties and settings of practice. Students can take classes at campuses in Milwaukee or Parkside.

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 English program at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee provides students with a wealth of intellectual and practical learning, a foundation to future success. In today's interconnected world, the ability to read carefully, think imaginatively, understand others, and communicate across all types of platforms and formats is essential.

The Architecure course at University of Wisconsin Milwaukee is a five-year undergraduate accredited professional degree designed to be a quicker, more affordable path to becoming a licensed architect. You’ll gain all the knowledge and skills necessary in one degree, saving time and money.

Everyone is part of multiple social groups. Your local community, your ethnic group, your religious organization, your workplace, your team, your family - these are all examples of groups to which you might belong. The Sociology program at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee offers students a chance to better understand these groups and the people within them.

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.

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. 

Influence policy, work in schools, or lead nonprofit initiatives with the Community Engagement and Education (CEED) program at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee. Create a better future for urban communities. Network with students and alumni to change communities. Work with community based organizations (CBOs), government agencies, youth programs, K-12 schools, and higher education.

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.

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.

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.