62 Master's degrees offered by the university

The Management - Marketing program at University of Wisconsin Milwaukee places a strong focus on marketing strategy, marketing research, consumer behavior, and internet marketing. Additional emphasis on international operations gives students the tools needed to understand and overcome the economic, cultural, political, and legal barriers to international marketing.

Design a more sustainable future with the Architecture program at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee Whether you’re building on an architecture background or starting fresh, our program prepares you to become a licensed architect who thinks critically and innovates boldly.

The Biomedical Sciences course at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee provides an advanced level of training for biomedical scientists, with emphasis on developing an understanding of the mechanisms of human disease and providing broad-based training in biomedical laboratory research.

The Political Science program at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee trains applied social scientists for careers that demand deep understanding of politics and the ability to conduct independent research.

The Urban Design program at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee prepares you to reshape urban spaces with meaningful insight, creativity and impact. With our program, you’ll bridge design and planning with an advanced degree in as little as 12 months.

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

As a Computer Science student at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee, you’ll work closely with our top computer science faculty mentors to explore complex problems, contribute original discoveries, and build a strong academic foundation for future research careers.

The Biological Sciences program at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee offers graduate programs in biology with areas of concentration in botany; microbiology; cellular and molecular biology; genetics; physiology and morphology of plants and animals; terrestrial and aquatic ecology; behavioral biology; conservation biology; and evolution.

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 Urban Studies course at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee provides students with a broad understanding of urban society and trains them in research techniques appropriate to the study of metropolitan communities. The course of study stresses the understanding of social processes and the analysis of social and economic policies affecting cities.

The Management - Accounting program at University of Wisconsin Milwaukee is designed for students who have obtained baccalaureate degrees in fields other than accounting. Generally, students can complete the program in about three semesters as a full-time student.

Explore the only master’s program at UWM tailored for a rewarding career in higher education and student affairs administration, and leadership in adult learning. Pursue paths in administration and leadership in diverse settings, including higher education, non-profits, government, and corporations with the Administrative Leadership course at University of Wisconsin Milwaukee.

The Management - Finance Analysis program at University of Wisconsin Milwaukee provides in-depth study of the efficiency of capital markets, investment banking, financial institutions, corporate financial control, securities valuation techniques, capital budgeting, portfolio strategies, hedging and arbitrage schemes, and international fund management.

The Economics program at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee is built upon a solid core of training in economic theory and in quantitative analysis, with area concentrations in econometrics, economic growth and development, industrial organization, international economics, labor economics and human resources, mathematical economics, monetary theory and policy, and urban and regional economics.

The Dance program at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee prioritizes contemporary choreography and individual creative research. The curriculum encourages embodied scholarship and community engagement while emphasizing the reciprocal relationship between critical dance studies and choreographic research.

The Sociology programme at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee prepares students to apply social research skills to a wide range of industries and jobs. MA students go on to a range of careers as data analysts, program managers, researchers, grant writers, and others across many different industries. 

The Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning  course at University of Wisconsin Milwaukee is a one-of-a-kind program combining AI skills with engineering, open to students with or without an engineering or computer science bachelor’s degree. 

Turn your passion and musical talent into a professional career with the Music degree at University of Wisconsin Milwaukee. Whether you choose an instrumental or vocal concentration, you’ll be supported by personalized attention from faculty, diverse musical experiences, and opportunities to perform and collaborate with other artists. 

The Nonprofit Management and Leadership program at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee is designed to provide students with the essential theoretical and practical knowledge and skills to manage and lead nonprofit sector organizations successfully.

The Healthcare Administration program at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee empowers future health care leaders to make informed, strategic decisions by mastering essential business principles—operations, finance, information systems, strategic planning, and human resources across all care settings.