Academic Departments

• Biomedical Engineering: BME
• Chemical and Biological Engineering: CBE
• Civil and Environmental Engineering: CEE
• Construction Engineering and Management: CEM
• Environmental Chemistry and Technology Program: ECT
• Fluid Systems Engineering: FSE
• Geoengineering Program
• Geological Engineering Program: GLE
• Electrical and Computer Engineering: ECE
• Engineering Physics: EP
• Engineering Mechanics: EM
• Nuclear Engineering: NE
• Engineering Physics: EP
• Engineering Professional Development: EPD
  • Non-credit continuing education courses
  • Advanced degree programs, including the Master of Engineering in Engine Systems (MEES) and Master of Engineering in Professional Practice (MEPP) degrees
  • Technical Communication
  • Technical Japanese
• Industrial and Systems Engineering: ISyE
• InterEngineering: INTEREGR
• Materials Science and Engineering: MS&E
• Mechanical Engineering: ME
• Master of Engineering (Energy Systems)

Academic Engineering Department in the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences

• Biological Systems Engineering: BSE

Interdisciplinary Degree Programs

In addition to its nine academic departments, the college has six degree-granting programs.

Whether geared toward undergraduate or graduate students, each of these programs features a strong emphasis on interdisciplinary studies.

Participating University of Wisconsin-Madison faculty members are based in the following schools: the College of Engineering, College of Letters and Science, College of Agricultural and Life Sciences, School of Medicine and Public Health, School of Nursing, School of Pharmacy, School of Education, and School of Business.

• Environmental Chemistry and Technology Program
• Geological Engineering Program
• Limnology and Marine Science
• Manufacturing Systems Engineering Program
• Master of Engineering (Polymer Engineering and Science)
• Materials Science Program
• Operations and Technology Management Program

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