85 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Mechanical Engineering program at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee offers a versatile and impactful career path with strong job security and high earning potential. It equips students with the problem-solving, analytical, and design skills applicable across many industries, from manufacturing and energy to healthcare and aerospace.

With the Data Analytics and Applied Artificial Intelligence course at University of Wisconsin Milwaukee you will train to practice in the field that you’re most passionate about. At UWM, students can tailor their program around six areas to prepare for a data career in that industry: health care, business, social sciences, natural sciences, information science, or geography. 

In the Finance program at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee, you will gain an understanding of business and the economy, the functions of financial institutions and capital markets, and investment and borrowing instruments. You’ll learn how to use data and technology as tools to evaluate and make the best financial decisions.

The Biomedical Sciences program at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee provides you with excellent preparation pursue careers in medicine, dentistry, veterinary science, optometry, pharmacy, chiropractic, research and other related fields requiring an advanced degree.

You’re not just passionate about theatre. You’re passionate about what theatre can do. With a strong focus on theatre’s diverse practices, the Theatre Practices program at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee will empower you to create innovative work on your own terms.  

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. 

The Digital Arts and Culture program at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee is designed to give students a comprehensive understanding of the intersection of digital technologies, culture, and creativity. 

The Mathematics program at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee has been designed to be flexible so that students could complete their major requirements via courses that match their interests and goals. Many students should find it relatively easy to complete double majors in mathematics and another subject.

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.

Industrial Engineering is one of the most in-demand careers in the nation, and the Industrial Engineering program at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee puts you at the center of where this field is heading.

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.

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.

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.

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 Jewish Studies majors at University of Wisconsin Milwaukee prepares students for work in a multicultural world with a skill set that includes the ability to analyze texts and weigh different interpretations, present persuasive arguments in writing and speech, and appreciate different backgrounds and viewpoints.

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.

The Computer Science program at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee positions you at the center of one of today’s most dynamic and high-demand fields. At UWM’s College of Engineering & Applied Science, you’ll gain the technical depth, hands-on experience, and industry exposure needed to launch a powerful, future-proof career.

At the French program at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee students 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 French in order to successfully apply their fluency.

The new interdisciplinary Engineering degree at University of Wisconsin Milwaukee can be your pathway to an in-demand career, with incredible flexibility to pursue your interests in engineering, regardless of where you are in your educational journey or what specialty you’re interested in.