PLATTEVILLE UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-
Find your future
Join UW-Platteville’s tradition of academic excellence with our top programs in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. Here, you can tailor your degree with our minors and emphases to align with your interests and career goals. For a full list of our programs, visit uwplatt.edu/academics.
Majors
Accounting
Agribusiness
• Agricultural Engineering Technology
• Commodity and Price Analysis
• Communication and Marketing
• Comprehensive
• Management Agricultural Education
• Comprehensive
• General Agriculture
• Technology Education (dual licensure)
Animal Science
• Comprehensive
• Pre-Veterinary
• Veterinary Technician
Applied Computing^
Biology
• Botany
• Comprehensive
• Ecology
• General
• Health Sciences
• Molecular/Genetics
• Nursing
• Secondary Education
• Zoology Chemistry
• American Chemical Society (ACS) Certified
• Biochemistry, ACS Certified
• Biochemistry and Biotechnology
• Forensic Chemistry with DNA
• Forensic Chemistry, ACS Certified
• Health Science
• Standard
Civil Engineering
• Construction Engineering
• Environmental Engineering
• Geotechnical Engineering
• Municipal Engineering
• Structural Engineering
• Transportation Engineering
Computer Engineering
Computer Science
Construction Management
Criminal Justice^
• Corrections
• Law Enforcement
Cybersecurity
Dairy Science
• Comprehensive
• Pre-Veterinary
Data Science
Ecological Restoration and Resource Management
• Biological
• Technical/Physical
Education
• Elementary and Middle Level Education
• Elementary-Middle-Secondary Education
• Middle-Secondary Education
Electrical Engineering
• Communications and Electronics
• Computer Engineering
• Controls
• Power and Energy Systems
Engineering Physics
Engineering Technology Management
English
• English Education
• Literature, Media, and Culture
• Professional Writing
Environmental Engineering
Environmental Horticulture
• Greenhouse and Garden Center Management
• Plant Breeding and Biotechnology
• Sustainable Landscape Management
Environmental Science and Conservation Finance^
Fine Arts
• Art
• Art Education
• Graphic Design
• Studio Art – Ceramics
• Studio Art – Illustration
• Studio Art – Painting and Drawing
• Studio Art – Printmaking
• Theatre Forensic Investigation
• Crime Scene
• Laboratory
• Medicolegal Death Investigation
General Engineering
Health and Human Performance
• Exercise Science
• Exercise Science with Strength and Conditioning
• Health Promotion – Wellness
• Physical Education – Teaching
History
Human Resource Management^
Industrial and Systems Engineering
Interdisciplinary Philosophy
Management^
Marketing^ Mathematics
• Actuarial Science
• Applied Mathematics
• Finance
• Mathematics Education
Mechanical Engineering
• Biomedical Engineering
• Manufacturing and Design
Music
• Choral Education
• Instrumental Music
• Instrumental Music Education
• Piano
• Vocal Music
Political Science
Professional Studies^
Psychology
• Aging Studies
• Human Services
• Substance Use Disorders Counseling
Science Education
Software Engineering
Soil and Crop Science
• Agricultural Hydrology and Water Quality
• Agronomy
• Comprehensive Agriculture
• International
• Plant Breeding and Biotechnology
• Soil Science
Spanish
Spanish Education
Supply Chain Management^
Sustainability and Renewable Energy Program
• Bioenergy and Sustainable Land Use
• Development and Management
• Energy Systems Engineering Technology
• Green Building and Energy Management
Technology and Engineering Education
• Agricultural Education (dual licensure)
^ Online option available
+ Accelerated bachelor’s to master’s
Minors
Accounting
Agribusiness
Agricultural and Applied Engineering
Technology Management
Agricultural Hydrology and Water Quality
Animal Science
Applied Statistics
Architecture
Art
Art History
Biology
Biology Education
Biotechnology
Business Administration
Chemistry
Coaching
Computer Science
Construction Management
Construction Safety Management
Creative Writing
Criminal Justice
Criminology
Cybersecurity
Dairy Science
Data Science
Drafting Technology
English
English Education
Entrepreneurship and Innovation
Environmental Horticulture
Environmental Science
Ethnic Studies
Finance
Forensic Investigation
Geographic Information Systems
Geography
German
German Education
Health Education
Health Promotion
History
Human Resources Management
Industrial Control Systems Technology
International Studies
Marketing
Mathematics
Mathematics Middle Level Education
Mathematics Secondary Education
Metals Processing Technology
Music
Music Theatre
Natural Resources Law Enforcement
Natural Science
Philosophy
Plastics Processing Technology
Political Science
Production and Manufacturing Management
Psychology
Safety Engineering Management
Social and Environmental Justice
Social Sciences Comprehensive
Sociology
Soil and Crop Science
Spanish
Special Education
Sports Management
Pre-Professional
Pre-Chiropractic
Pre-Dentistry
Pre-Law
Pre-Medical Technology
Pre-Medicine
Pre-Ministry
Pre-Nursing
Pre-Occupational Therapy
Pre-Optometry
Pre-Osteopathy
Pre-Pharmacy
Pre-Physical Therapy
Pre-Physician Assistant
Pre-Podiatry
Pre-Social Work
Pre-Substance Use Disorders Counseling
Pre-Veterinary Medicine
Online Master's
Applied Biotechnology
Criminal Justice+
Cybersecurity
Educational Leadership (hybrid)
Engineering+
Healthcare Administration
Management+
Organizational Change Leadership+
Project Management+
Sport Administration+
Sustainability and Renewable Energy Systems
Teaching English as a Second Language
Theatre
Women's and Gender Studies
Supply Chain Management+ Make lifelong friends
BEST IN THE MIDWEST
At UW-Platteville, we believe that a high-quality education can be accessible to everyone.
In a world that’s constantly evolving, you’ll find a campus community that rolls up its sleeves, tackles challenges head-on, and finds solutions that will make a difference.
We will prepare you for the future through hands-on learning, cutting-edge skills, and academic excellence needed for the jobs of tomorrow and a fulfilling life. 50 for Best Undergraduate Engineering Top 20 Public Schools Midwest Top
Source: www.usnews.com
More than memorization
Here, your success is our top priority.
With small class sizes, you’ll get the personal attention and support you need to thrive from professors who know your name and care about your goals. All of our courses are taught by faculty and instructional staff, which means you’ll always be learning directly from experts who are committed to your education.
Learning doesn’t stop at the lecture. From day one, you’ll put your knowledge to work in labs, fieldwork, service learning, and undergraduate research. These experiences deepen your understanding and give you a competitive edge after graduation.
20:1 student-tofaculty ratio
100% of courses taught by faculty
Leaders in STEM
Innovation isn’t just a concept here; it’s our tradition.
With nationally respected programs in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, you’ll gain the knowledge and skills to lead in your field. From construction management to environmental science, forensic investigation to health care, you’ll explore your passions in spaces built for discovery.
This experience has been invaluable, giving me hands-on work with dairy cattle and exposure to both farm and lab settings. I've gained crucial insights that will benefit me as a future veterinarian.
Ethan, animal science
It’s great to be a Pioneer
Our campus is vibrant, supportive, and full of opportunities for you to explore from day one.
With a small campus and a friendly community, you’ll always have someone in your corner. Whether you’re joining one of our student clubs and organizations, performing in an ensemble, or cheering on our NCAA Division III athletic teams, there are countless ways to connect, get involved, and make lifelong memories.
180 clubs and organizations
16 NCAA Division III teams
90% of ensemble members are non-majors
Say yes, and see
what happens
Benjamin, construction management
Feel right at home
Your residence hall is more than just a place to sleep—it’s where your Pioneer experience begins.
Our halls are built for connection, with built-in support and resources to help you feel at home from day one.
Choose from a variety of living options, from traditional single rooms to modern suite-style layouts—all just steps from your classes, dining, and downtown Platteville. When it’s time to refuel, our dining locations have you covered with fresh, flexible options, including food we grow right here on campus! A registered dietitian is also available to help you make choices that work for your needs and goals.
11 residence halls
8 on-campus dining options
Graduate career ready
For good reason, UW-Platteville is a smart investment in your future.
Your future is built into your education. Internships, co-ops, and hands-on learning are part of nearly every program, giving you real-world experience before you graduate.
We partner with industry leaders to keep our programs aligned with workforce needs. Our biannual career fairs, which are among Wisconsin's largest, help connect you directly with employers.
With our 95% undergraduate placement rate and average starting salaries over $67,000, you’ll have the freedom and flexibility to create a future you’ll be proud of. Most students graduate with little to no debt, so you can launch your career without financial stress.
86%
41% of students complete internships or similar experiences of graduates go on to work with their internship/co-op employer
Source: UW-Platteville First Destination Placement Report, 2024
$ 22K Median student loan debt under
Source: U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard
The student-run hydroponics lab grows sustainable, local food while giving students access to a hands-on agricultural experience.
Smart. Affordable. UW-Platteville.
You can earn a high-quality education without the high price tag.
With some of the lowest tuition rates in the region, you can graduate ready to face your future. Discover your options for paying for college at go.uwplatt.edu/paying-college.
2025–26 Undergraduate direct costs+
+ Estimates are for undergraduate students for an academic year (fall and spring semester).
^ Due to the cost of delivery, some majors have a program-specific tuition rate. This includes agriculture majors, computer science, construction management, cybersecurity, engineering majors, and engineering technology management.
* Average cost for the majority of students.
College of Distinction
UW-Platteville has been recognized as a 2025–2026 College of Distinction, a national honor that highlights our dedication to an exceptional, affordable education.
Tap into financial aid and scholarships
We encourage you to fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, even if you are not sure that you will qualify for financial aid. Get started at studentaid.gov and use UW-Platteville’s school code 003921.
In addition to federal aid, UW-Platteville offers over $6 million in merit and need-based scholarships so students can focus on their studies without burden.
The Platteville Promise guarantees that the university will pay for any gap between an eligible first-year student’s tuition and fees and their scholarships/grants. Available to Wisconsin, Iowa, Illinois, and Minnesota residents.
Earn while you learn Federal Work Study is a federally funded, need-based program, which gives you the opportunity to work on campus part time. Any student can also choose from hundreds of on-campus employment opportunities that are designed just for university students.
Military Friendly
We're proud to support veterans, active-duty service members, and their families through affordable tuition and dedicated support services through our Wright Center. We participate in the Yellow Ribbon Program and are designated as a Military Friendly School.
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