College of Engineering
Several faculty and staff members from UW–Madison’s online engineering graduate programs recently attended the WEMPEC Annual Review, an event that brings together faculty, students, alumni, and industry leaders working at the forefront of electric machines, power electronics, and energy conversion technologies. As a cornerstone of UW–Madison’s Master of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering: Power …
UW–Madison’s online graduate engineering programs were recognized in the 2026 U.S. News and World Report rankings, reflecting strength across multiple program areas.
When contemplating the pursuit of an online degree, a common concern arises: What will the online classroom experience be like? If you’ve had any less-than-stellar experiences with online learning in the past, rest assured that it’s not a one-size-fits-all endeavor. At UW–Madison, we pride ourselves on our optimized online learning environment, from the online student …
The journey to securing admission to a graduate-level engineering program is certainly no small feat. It involves diligently researching engineering programs across the nation, submitting applications, and eagerly anticipating the universities’ decisions. Yet, each step brings you closer to the moment when that coveted acceptance letter finally arrives. After the waiting period ends and you …
In recent years, electrical and computer engineering has seen a significant shift toward sustainability and efficient energy systems. If you’re interested in pursuing a career in power engineering, staying updated on modern power generation and high-efficiency applications is crucial. The University of Wisconsin–Madison’s online course Theory and Control of Synchronous Machines is a part of …
Whether you’re searching for a program that will accelerate your current career path or pivoting from your current specialty into an exciting new role in the engineering industry, the University of Wisconsin–Madison offers multiple online graduate programs tailored to engineering professionals. Enticed by the idea of an online program that lets you balance your work, …
As our climate patterns become increasingly unpredictable, our power grids have been put to the test by natural disasters. Between 2003 and 2012, 679 weather-related outages occurred in the United States, caused by catastrophes like Hurricane Katrina in 2005 and Superstorm Sandy in 2012. Though power grid failures after major weather events continue to pose …
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, …