Academics

Explore a variety of undergraduate, graduate, flex and certificate program options for you to achieve your academic and career aspirations at UWM.

If you are interested in becoming an Athletic Trainer, Audiologist, Occupational Therapist, or Physical Therapist you must first complete a bachelor’s degree and meet the pre-requisites for admission to the Athletic Training, Communication Sciences & Disorders,  Occupational Therapy, or Physical Therapy graduate program. Information for undergraduates may be found under the Pre-professional tab.

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Students participating in a skills test for Kinesiology
Accelerated BS Kinesiology/MS Athletic Training
Accelerated GraduateOn Campus
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Person using a refreshable braille machine with a computer
Assistive Technology & Accessible Design
Graduate CertificateOn Campus
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Athletic training student working on a man's shoulder
Athletic Training
Master'sOn Campus
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Sports psychologist works with a swimmer to visualize his race.
Certified Mental Performance Consultant
Graduate Certificate
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Student working with a young boy
Communication Sciences & Disorders
MajorOn Campus
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Woman working with a man on communication techniques
Communication Sciences & Disorders
Master'sOn Campus
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Student learning about the proper fit and features of a wheelchair.
Doctor of Occupational Therapy
DoctoralOn Campus
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Doctor of Physical Therapy Students learning about Anatomy and Physiology of the upper and lower arm.
Doctor of Physical Therapy
DoctoralOn Campus
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Tutor With High School Students In Class Using Laptops
Health Professional Education
Graduate CertificateOn Campus
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Dr. Barbara Meyer with PhD in Health Sciences Alumna.
Health Sciences
DoctoralOn Campus
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City of Milwaukee skyline
Interprofessional Public and Population Health
Graduate CertificateOn Campus
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Occupational Studies student wears goggles that simulate visual impairment while finding a library book.
Occupational Science & Technology
MajorOn Campus
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Occupational Therapy child development class. Students evaluating babies for typical function milestones.
Occupational Therapy
Master'sOn Campus
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Athletic Training students instruct client on a way to increase strength in their shoulder.
Pre-Athletic Training
Pre-professionalOn Campus
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Attractive woman is working with a UWM Audiologist on a hearing screening.
Pre-Audiology
Pre-professionalOn Campus
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Occupational Science and Technology student uses glasses to help simulate a vision impairment.
Pre-Occupational Therapy
Pre-professionalOn Campus
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Physical Therapy Instructor and graduate student conduct research to see if patterned belts on treadmills help babies with spina bifida with walking.
Pre-Physical Therapy
Pre-professionalOn Campus
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Speech-Language-Pathology professor discussing the mechanics of swallowing to two graduate students.
Pre-Speech-Language-Pathology
Pre-professionalOn Campus
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Students presenting their research on Sports Psychology and Mental Performance
Rehabilitation Science & Technology: Intervention and Consultation in Performance Psychology (ICPP)
Master'sOn Campus
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Silhouette of a man holding his arms in the air while watching a sunset over the ocean
Study of Complementary & Integrative Health Approaches
Undergraduate CertificateOnline
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Three archers shooting from a wheelchair for therapeutic recreation
Therapeutic Recreation
Undergraduate CertificateOnline
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Child looking out a window
Trauma Informed Care
Graduate CertificateOn Campus
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