Continuing education
Customer-focused continuing education for engineering and technical professionals. Choose from more than 400 continuing education courses in engineering, design, operations, production, maintenance, management, and planning.
Engineering Professional Development:
Offering courses, in-plant courses, distance courses, technical Japanese and more
Credit Courses at a Distance:
Distance education for practicing engineers that can lead to the completion of advanced degrees
Degrees
M.S. Electrical and Computer Engineering (power electronics)
M.S. Mechanical Engineering (controls)
M.E. Engine Systems (online degree)
M.E. Polymer Engineering and Science
M.E. Professional Practice (technical leadership; online degree)
M.E. Technical Japanese (online degree)
M.E. = Master of Engineering
Assistant Faculty Associate Mitch Bradt (left) and Assistant Professor James Tinjum teach courses on electrical engineering aspects of wind energy. With wind-energy courses for engineers, EPD is training those who design, build and maintain wind farms. Photo by David Nevala.
CERTIFICATES
University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Department of Engineering Professional Development offers several certificate series which allow you to focus your continuing education in a specific areas.
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- M.S. Business(operations and technology management)