Country

Type

Public research university

About

Founded in 1848, the University of Wisconsin–Madison is a flagship public research university known for strong programs in life sciences, engineering, public affairs, and the arts. The campus features research centers, libraries, residence halls, dining options, and a lively student culture with many student organizations and athletics.

Undergraduate Programs

- Biology
- Engineering
- Computer Science
- Economics
- Political Science
- Psychology
- Journalism
- Chemistry
- Environmental Studies

Masters Programs

- MS in Engineering
- MBA
- MS in Public Affairs
- MA in Social Sciences

PHD Programs

- PhD in Biology
- PhD in Engineering
- PhD in Economics
- PhD in Sociology

Tuition Range

$10,000 - $38,000

Scholarships Availability

Yes ✅

admissions@wisc.edu

Website

https://www.wisc.edu

Location

Wisconsin, Madison

ZIP Code

53706

Google Map

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