College of Engineering
Picture this: After careful consideration, you’ve concluded that returning to school to earn an online graduate credential in engineering is the perfect fit for you. Congratulations! The next step involves choosing a university with programs that align with your professional goals and provide a rigorous curriculum, networking opportunities and more. At the University of Wisconsin–Madison, …
Engineering is about progress: working toward a brighter future. And in so many ways, the industry reflects these ideals. Every year, there seems to be a technological advancement that makes the world stop and stare. Yet there’s one area in which engineering has fallen behind others: diversity and inclusivity. We’re here to look at diversity …
The idea of going back to school can be a thrilling one: learning advanced engineering skills, making new networking connections and furthering your education to take your career to the next level. Occasionally, though, those pesky concerns rear their ugly heads. You know the ones: Will the professors have time to answer my questions? Will …
Engineering is a rewarding field with a diverse range of potential career paths. Unfortunately, there’s a longstanding gap between the number of women and number of men in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) fields, and that gap is widest in engineering. Concerning Statistics for the Engineering Field A late 2023 Gallup poll showed that …
Deciding to attend graduate school is a worthwhile but weighty endeavor. Not only will you be completing coursework while continuing your current role, but you’ll also be agreeing to the financial commitment that comes with obtaining a graduate degree. While it may feel like a lot to juggle, consider the benefits associated with a new …
When you’re interested in expanding your engineering skills, you want to be sure that you’re choosing a graduate program that remains at the forefront of the technological curve. That’s why so many students shortlist the University of Wisconsin–Madison when determining where to earn their engineering graduate credential. We pride ourselves on our commitment to staying …
As an engineer, you’re familiar with the long list of hard skills needed to succeed in your role. From perfecting the art of programming to understanding the fundamentals of industrial data analytics, the technical competencies engineers can master are nearly endless. But what about soft skills? If you’re going to stand out among your peers …
If you’re considering or have been recently admitted to one of the University of Wisconsin–Madison’s prestigious online engineering graduate programs, you may be wondering if you can enjoy some of the same resources as on-campus students. The answer is yes! UW–Madison offers a range of online resources to our virtual students, including academic advising, virtual …