Research leads the way. Education is our foundation.
- 2,142 students
- 74% of graduates remain in Wisconsin
Student Body 2019
- Undergraduate Students: 1,754
- Graduate Students: 388
- Master’s: 197
- Ph.D.: 181
- Non-degree: 10
- Women: 18%
- Part-time: 21%
- Bachelors:
- Biomedical Engineering
- Civil Engineering
- Computer Engineering
- Computer Science
- Electrical Engineering
- Environmental Engineering
- Industrial Engineering
- Materials Science & Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering
- Masters:
- Computer Science
- Engineering
- Biomedical
- Civil
- Electrical
- Industrial
- Materials
- Mechanical
- Doctoral:
- Biomedical Health Informatics
- Engineering
- Biomedical Engineering
- Civil
- Computer Science
- Electrical
- Industrial
- Materials
- Mechanical
- Bachelors:
Faculty and staff:
- 70 Full-time Ph.D. faculty
- 12% Women
- 46 Full-time academic and support staff
2019 External Funded Research Awards:
- TOTAL: $4,908,084 (83 grants)
- Federal: $1,976,157
- Industry: $1,101,279
- State: $386,202
- Other: $1,444,446
Alumni
- Total: 11,214*
- Alumni in Wisconsin 8,008 (74%)
- Alumni in Illinois: 475 (4%)
- Alumni in California: 452 (4%)
- Alumni in Texas: 254 (2%)
- Alumni in Minnesota: 233 (2%)
- Alumni in Florida: 177 (2%)
- Alumni in Michigan: 136 (1%)
- Alumni in Arizona: 127 (1%)
- Alumni in Colorado: 120 (1%)
- Alumni in Virginia: 96 (1%)
- Alumni in Ohio: 94 (1%)
*based on living alumni
Pre-College Programs
- College for Kids. Elementary and middle school students can explore engineering and computer science in a hands-on way. (contact Christine Beimborn)
- Girls Who Code: Middle and high school girls receive their first computer coding experience in this weekly course offered during the academic year. (contact Christine Cheng)
- EnQuest: Summer overnight engineering camp for high school girls (contact Christine Beimborn)