Founded in 1868, UW-Whitewater is a premier regional comprehensive university offering 19 master's degree programs, 29 graduate certificate programs, an Education Specialist, and a Doctorate of Business Administration. The 400 acre campus located conveniently near the Milwaukee, Madison, and Chicago metropolitan areas, and is a short distance from the scenic Southern Kettle Moraine State Forest in Southeastern Wisconsin.
The School of Graduate Studies at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater oversees programs whose goal is to provide high-quality, practitioner-oriented programs that use knowledge and skills acquired through baccalaureate degrees as a foundation for advanced preparation and professional development for careers in business and industry, education and human services.
The graduate programs achieve this through provision of learner-centered processes which couple professional experiences with advanced knowledge and highly-refined analytic, communicative and functional skills such that their students are capable of performances that characterize the best practices of their profession.
To that end, all master's level graduates will be able to:
Graduate Enrollment (Fall 2019) | |||
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TOTAL |
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Men |
583 |
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Women |
729 |
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Total |
1,312 |
Since the Summer of 1964, 15,141 students have graduated with a master's degree.