Associates of Arts and Science Degree (AAS)
(UW Colleges) Providing the general education requirements and a liberal arts
foundation for many college majors and a bachelor's degree, the AAS is easily
transferable to a four-year UW institution or any other accredited
institution. |
B.A. in Communicating Arts
(UW-Superior) This program consists of 33 credits and is designed for those students interested in focusing their degree in communications. This online program is ideal for adults looking to complete their bachelor's degree but who do not live on or near a campus. |
Bachelor of Fire and Emergency Response Management
The Bachelor of Fire and Emergency Response Management degree program prepares fire and emergency response personnel to manage complex public health and safety organizations. Courses assist personnel in acquiring management, leadership, critical thinking and communication competence and prepares them to more effectively respond to public health and safety needs. |
B.S. in Business Administration
(UW-Platteville) This program allows you to obtain your degree by taking courses via online and print format, choosing the delivery method that suits you best. You may qualify to earn college-level credit for prior work experiences. |
B.S. in Criminal Justice
(UW-Platteville) This program is a liberal arts-based program that provides a basic understanding of the criminal justice system and is designed for current criminal justice professionals looking to complete their bachelor's degree. Students receive in-depth knowledge of the criminal justice system from a distinguished institution that has over 40 years experience educating criminal justice practitioners. |
B.S. in Human Services
Human Services is a broadly defined field, meeting human needs through an interdisciplinary knowledge base. The Human Services profession improves accessibility, accountability and coordination among professionals and agencies. The Human Services degree program prepares the student as a leader to work effectively in a wide range of settings, typically in the not-for-profit sector. Additionally, many students elect to continue their education, primarily with a Master's Degree in Counseling, Social Work or Public Administration. |
B.L.S in Organizational Administration
(UW-Oshkosh) The Organizational Administration (OA) Program is a course of study which provides the educational background to succeed in a broad spectrum of careers. With this degree, you will be prepared to move into ever-increasing levels of supervisory management, team leadership, human resources, communication, project management and planning. |
B.S. in Nursing for Wisconsin RNs
(UW-Eau Claire, Green Bay, Madison, Oshkosh & Milwaukee) This collaborative degree-completion program is designed for Wisconsin RNs to obtain a BSN degree without interrupting home and work schedules. Most courses in this program are delivered online. |
B.S. in Nursing (BSN) for RNs
(UW-Green Bay) This national nursing degree-completion program is delivered fully online with the exception of a community health practicum which is arranged in the student’s home state. Students enter the program with a minimum of 60 of 120 credits required for graduation. |
M.S. in Engineering
(UW-Platteville) This 30 credit, non-thesis degree is tailored for individuals seeking a cross-disciplinary terminal degree. Areas of emphasis currently include Engineering Design and Engineering Management, and additional areas will be developed as the market demands. |
M.S. in Criminal Justice
(UW-Platteville) This program is created for criminal justice and social service professionals who wish to continue graduate education or who need additional knowledge and skills to advance to higher level positions in their profession. |
M.S. in Project Management
(UW-Platteville) This program gives professionals a solid academic foundation in basic project management skills with a course of study based on the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK). |
