Accounting

Accountants gather, organize and analyze financial information, assess performance and efficiency and suggest improvements for their clients. Accountants are needed in small and large companies, as well as nonprofits. Advancements in technology, evolving accounting rules and regulations and rapid globalization promise abundant and interesting career opportunities.

Actuarial Science

Actuaries help individuals, businesses and society manage risk by evaluating the likelihood of future events and creating plans to reduce their financial or emotional impact. The Society of Actuaries named UWM’s program a Center of Actuarial Excellence, one of only 17 universities in the U.S. with this mark of distinction.

Administrative Leadership

Educational leaders meet a variety of learning needs to transform students’ lives. Graduates lead in elementary, secondary, post-secondary, health, online education, and more by connecting theory with their practice. The program has three concentrations: K-12 educational administration, adult and continuing education leadership and higher education administration.

Administrative Leadership Specialist

Advanced Computational Imaging

Africology

Study the cultures, societies and political economies of people of African descent, nationally and globally. Issues and topics from history, literature, political science, economics, education and more, are examined through an African-centric lens. That knowledge can be applied in healthcare, education, journalism, social services, politics, law, business or the arts.

American Indian Studies

American Indian Studies incorporates a blend of courses covering anthropology, history, literature, language and sociology all focused on the experiences, culture and languages of the native peoples of the Americas. We are the only UW campus to offer three full years of the Anishinaabe (Ojibwe) language.

Ancient Mediterranean Studies

Anthropology

Anthropologists study people and cultures, past and present. Field work and hands-on experience are important parts of the program. An understanding of human organization, communication and behavior can lead to careers in government service, business, education, marketing, non-profit administration, cultural preservation and more.

Applied Data Analysis Using SAS

Applied Gerontology

Applied Mathematics & Computer Science

Students in AMCS break problems into key elements, use computers for analysis and develop practical solutions. The program blends math and programming coursework with the liberal arts, providing graduates with both technical aptitude and strong people skills. This is a joint degree from the colleges of Engineering and Letters & Science.