85 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Spanish major at University of Wisconsin Milwaukee provides exceptional preparation for students interested in a career in business, international affairs, social services, government, health care, communication, translation, marketing, teaching or any profession that requires bilingual written or oral communication skills and cultural understanding. 

The Film Studies course at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee focuses on the history, theory and criticism of film and television. Students learn how to critically analyze analyze the impact of film and television on individuals and society; make connections between media, historical themes and cultural change; and compare different formats. 

Inspire the next generation of artists and art appreciators with the Art Education program at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee. As an art educator you’ll engage people of all ages and interests. And you will help them imagine their diverse futures through the prism of art and design.

Earn the Social Work degree at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee and help create change in Wisconsin and beyond. Join thousands of University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee social work students who have gone on to improve policies and become strong voices for thoughtful social change.

The Geography students at University of Wisconsin Milwaukee graduate with exceptional abilities, both intellectual and technological, to analyze data about space, place, and people - and how they relate to each other. They understand how to make sense of seemingly unrelated pieces of information by bringing together diverse facts and values.

The Dance course at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee prepares you to perform and create original dance choreography for theatrical productions. You’ll complete rigorous technical and creative curriculum in traditional and contemporary dance forms, as well as coursework in body/mind practices, pedagogy, culture, theory and history.

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.

In the African and African Diaspora Studies program at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee you will find value in the program if you are interested in working within the U.S. or internationally in health services, education, journalism, social work, politics, law, business, the non-profit sector, trade, the arts and government agencies.

The Biochemistry course at University of Wisconsin Milwaukee provides a thorough undergraduate education for students planning careers as research scientists, industrial chemists, and educators in universities or in secondary schools. 

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.

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.

The Urban Studies program at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee draws from classes in sociology, geography, history, political science, economics, urban studies, and urban planning to explore issues related to cities, suburban communities and metropolitan regions such as transportation, education, housing, population shifts, crime, discrimination, and more.

The Public Health program at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee provides you with real-world knowledge, skills and experiences — in the classroom and the community — to be a positive force for change in the world. Public health improves the health of people and communities. Instead of treating individual patients, public health works in and with communities to prevent disease before it starts.

The Applied Mathematics and Computer Science program at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee is a special degree program that blends courses from both the College of Letters & Science and the College of Engineering & Applied Science. 

It takes the right combination of design, strategy, experimentation and risk-taking to effectively communicate with audiences today.  The Design and Visual Communication course at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee empowers you to challenge norms and carve your own path with a curriculum that works as a continuously evolving design laboratory. 

Students in UWM's International Studies program take courses to build a program around their own specialized interests in international relations, politics, economics, development, and language.  The International Studies course at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee offers a number of special options designed to help students deepen their knowledge of international affairs.

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. 

In the Kinesiology program at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee you’ll delve into topics such as anatomy and physiology, biomechanics, psychosocial aspects of sport/exercise, motor development and more. You’ll graduate ready to apply your knowledge and skills in professional settings ranging from health care to sports to industry.

When you enroll in the Materials Engineering program at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee, you’ll join a relatively new academic field that is changing the world in so many ways. Modern materials scientists develop and test composite and simple materials that, for example, extract pollutants from water, or hold the ability to self-heal.