The University of Wisconsin - Platteville offers bachelor's degree programs in civil engineering, electrical engineering, mechanical engineering and engineering physics. These programs are available through the College of Engineering, Mathematics and Science. A master of engineering is also available and can be completed online. The graduate program is 30 credits and requires students to complete core courses in engineering communications, engineering management, product design and development and dynamics of structures.
Located in Madison, Herzing University offers associate degree programs in biomedical engineering and electronics engineering technology. Both programs are 79 credits and take about 20 months to complete. Topics covered in the biomedical technology program include robotic-controlled surgical tools and diagnostic systems. The electronics engineering technology program prepares students for careers in robotics, industrial controls, telecommunications and computer electronics technology.
Marquette University is a private four-year college located in Milwaukee. The College of Engineering offers undergraduate degrees in biomedical engineering, civil and environmental engineering, construction engineering and management, computer engineering, electrical engineering and mechanical engineering. Master's and doctoral degrees are available in biomedical engineering, civil engineering, electrical and computer engineering, and mechanical engineering. Students in the engineering programs at Marquette University are able to participate in the school's co-op program, which allows them to work with area businesses and gain professional experience in their chosen field.
The University of Wisconsin - Stout offers a bachelor of science in engineering technology. Students have the option of concentrating in a variety of areas, including electrical engineering, facilities, mechanical design, nanotechnology, plastics and production operations. Students in the program study the scientific concepts and applications used in engineering. A master's degree is also available in manufacturing engineering and can be completed online in about three years. The curriculum includes coursework in engineering mechanics, manufacturing engineering, product development, sustainability and risk control.