11 Master's degrees offered by the university

Future-proof your career with Wisconsin’s first-of-its-kind Connected Systems Engineering master’s program at University of Wisconsin Milwaukee. It combines engineering, business and data science with real-world applications.

The Engineering Mechanics course at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee is a concentration within the college-wide Master of Science (MS) program where students use the application of mechanics to solve real-world problems involving common engineering elements.

Whether you intend to pursue research or are seeking advancement, higher pay or job security, now is a good time to pursue the Materials Engineering program at University of Wisconsin Milwaukee.

The Manufacturing Engineering program at University of Wisconsin Milwaukee positions you at the forefront of one of the nation’s most essential and fastest-advancing industries. In your coursework and research labs, you’ll build expertise in automated manufacturing systems, lean production, facility layout and material handling, quality control and other skills that directly shape the future.

The Industrial and Systems Engineering at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee welcomes students from industrial engineering as well as related backgrounds—including applied mathematics, supply chain, applied computing, data science and other engineering disciplines—reflecting the broad reach and versatility of the field.

The Energy Engineering program at University of Wisconsin Milwaukee addresses issues related to the efficient generation, transfer, conversion and use of thermal/electrical energy.

The Biomedical Engineering course at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee can be selected as an area of concentration within the Master of Science in Engineering program. Whether you intend to pursue research or seek professional advancement with higher pay and job security, now is an excellent time to pursue a biomedical engineering master’s degree.

The Civil Engineering course at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee offers a flexible academic experience that prepares students for advanced study and professional growth. With guidance from an academic advisor students can explore engineering courses, strengthen their technical knowledge and develop the skills needed to pursue research or advance their careers in civil engineering.

The Electrical and Computer Engineering course at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee gives you the technical depth and versatility needed to thrive in a rapidly evolving field. This flexible program lets you dive deeper into the areas that excite you most. This master’s degree is intentionally unstructured in order to allow students to customize the degree to their specific objectives.

The Engineering program at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee is designed to provide a high level academics and hands-on research with flexibility for working professionals and aspiring researchers who want to take their studies to the next level.

The Mechanical Engineering course at University of Wisconsin Milwaukee offers a focused learning environment that will deepen your understanding of core mechanical engineering principles and allow you to explore advanced topics with faculty who are pursuing ambitious and high impact research.