Become the expert with graduate degrees in technology
Technology means different things to different people. At the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater School of Graduate Studies, we have you covered. Not only do we provide a wide array of IT and tech programs to explore, we do it in a way that puts you in control of your future. A graduate degree may help you earn a higher salary, achieve a higher position more quickly, and be taken more seriously as a result of your dedication to your profession.
The University of Wisconsin-Whitewater School of Graduate Studies offers no less than 20 master’s degree programs. It also offers 44+ graduate certificate programs. We do this by putting you, your goals, and your busy schedule at the forefront.
Expert faculty, strong peer connections, and hands-on, experience-based learning combine to make UW-Whitewater the best value in the UW system.
Start with the options below or contact grad@uww.edu at (262) 379-4171. We will answer your questions and fast-track your progress. This is your career. When you’re ready to break through, we are here to help you make the right decisions today, regardless of what you majored in.
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Spotlight Programs
On Campus
Computer Science.
Cybersecurity.
Online
Cybersecurity.
Cybersecurity Management.
Online
Data Analytics.
Online
Digital Marketing &
Artificial Intelligence.
Online
Communication.
Social & New Media.
Online
Emerging Technology for
Digital Learning.
Online
Applied Biotechnology.
Applied Bioinformatics.
Online
Instructional Design &
Learning Technology.
Bachelor's degree programs
You’ll find more than 50 majors and 119 minors to choose from at UW-Whitewater. With our roots as the second-oldest teacher’s college in Wisconsin and our reputation as a top business school, it’s no surprise that accounting, marketing, finance, elementary education and business are our most popular programs. Other majors in the top 20 include biology, communication, psychology, physical education, computer science, criminology, management, social work, early childhood education, information technology, human resources management, English, media arts and game development, journalism and music.
Not sure what to major in? No worries — about 30% of Warhawks list their major as undeclared when they come to campus. We’ll help you find your fit.