History, Affiliations and Rankings

The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee gives reasonable, a-list schooling to 24,000  students from 87 nations. Its 15 schools and universities incorporate Wisconsin's just schools of design, freshwater sciences, and general wellbeing. As one of the country's top exploration colleges, UWM accomplishes this by driving organizations in Wisconsin and beyond to propel information, offer new revelations for sale to the public and plan students for work in a worldwide economy. 74% of our 198,000 graduate class live and work in Wisconsin, further adding to the state's well-being, liveliness, and monetary development. The University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee is a public research university in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The university has 14 schools and colleges. The Wisconsin State Normal School first opened for classes at 18th and Wells in downtown Milwaukee in 1885.  Later in 1956, it was established as a university. It is mainly a part of the University of Wisconsin system. It is also associated with Urban 13/GCU (Great Cities' Universities ) and CUMU (Coalition of Urban and Metropolitan Universities). It also boasts one of the world's top film programs, the state's largest school of education, and Wisconsin's only bachelor's program in ASL/English interpretation. Other major programs include business, engineering, and information studies.

Infrastructure, Campuses, and Courses

UWM offer an extraordinary mix of memorable structures, metropolitan spaces, and vegetation. From our pleasant primary grounds on Milwaukee's east side to the Joseph J. The Zilber School of Public Health in the core of downtown Milwaukee, two-year grounds in Washington County and Waukesha, and field stations in the Waukesha and Ozaukee regions, UWM gives a wide cluster of conditions for review and work. Facilities on the 104-acre campus include cinemas, bowling, art galleries, and an athletics facility that is free for students.  UWM has the only school in the US dedicated exclusively to freshwater sciences – which can count on the ideal research facility in the shape of Lake Michigan. This  104-acre main campus on Milwaukee’s east side is just blocked from Lake Michigan and is home to 22,592 students, as well as 11 of UWM’s 15 schools and colleges. With 206 scholarly projects to look over, UWM has one that is appropriate for you. Whether you're hoping to investigate your choices, land a task before graduation day, or sign up for graduate school, our projects plan UWM graduates for sought-after positions and energizing professions. All UWM schools and universities give potential open doors to understudies to finish general instruction prerequisites. The Career Planning and Resource Center, as a team with Pathway Advising, assists uncertain understudies with distinguishing their ideal major(s). The University offers more than 200 academic programs including bachelor’s degrees, master’s degrees, PhD., and some certificate courses in a variety of disciplines. Some of the top disciplines are Business, Economics, Nursing, Engineering, and Physical Science.

Accomplishments and the Alumni

University Of Wisconsin Milwaukee also boasts one of the world's top film programs, the state's largest school of education, and Wisconsin's only bachelor's program in ASL/English interpretation. Other major programs include business, engineering, and information studies. Furthermore, it takes a role as a guarantor of research-based teaching, focused on quality and holism. Since its foundation in 1956, the alumni network of the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee “alumnus”, has built up a centric network that is directed at students, graduates, and university members on the one hand, and at partners and sponsors of the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee on the other hand. It connects national and international members from all disciplines and fields. The university was home to many notable alumni such as Willem Dafoe (actor), Scott Jaeck (1977 BS, Architecture), television and stage actor, Satya Nadella (1990 MS Computer Science), CEO of Microsoft, Thomasina Fessler (1935 BA), painter

Student Diversity and Visiting Companies

UWM's total enrollment is approximately 25,731 students. There are almost 17,456 are undergraduates and 2,616 are graduate students. The full-time UWM undergraduate population is made up of 53% women, and 47% men. UWM achieved a College Factual diversity rank of #794 out of 3,514 total schools in the ranking. High overall diversity means a high variety of students of different races, ethnicities, ages, and genders, from all parts of the country and abroad. UWM students will observe that request when 93 organizations who are selecting designers and PC researchers come to the grounds for the Spring 2019 Industry Expo, the UWM College of Engineering and Applied Science's half-yearly enlistment occasion. Businesses will be hoping to fill occupations, centers, and temporary jobs. Organizations addressed will incorporate Rockwell Automation, Northwestern Mutual, Komatsu Mining Corp., GRAEF, Husco International, Kohler, Briggs and Stratton, Milwaukee Tool, Modine Manufacturing Company, and American Transmission Co.