Colleges in Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Marquette University

• Marquette University has colleges of education, arts and sciences, business administration, administration, engineering, nursing, professional sciences, communication and health sciences. In addition, Marquette a law school, a graduate school and a school of dentistry. As a Catholic-Jesuit university, Marquette encourages spiritual values: excellence, faith, service, and leadership. Established as Marquette College in 1881, Marquette has served the Milwaukee region of Wisconsin for more than 130 years.

  Marquette University

  Undergraduate Admissions

  P.O. Box 1881

  Milwaukee, WI 53201-1881

  414-288-7250

  414-288-7005

  marquette.edu

Milwaukee Area Technical College

• The Milwaukee Area Technical College offers students certificates, associate diplomas and associate degrees that count toward a bachelor's degree. Milwaukee Area Technical School provides a number of areas of study in the health sciences, liberal arts, business, information technology and dentistry. Culinary arts, construction, air-conditioning, welding and engineering are some of the technical subjects in which students can be certified.

  Milwaukee Area Technical College

  Downtown Milwaukee Campus

  700 West State St.

  Milwaukee, WI 53233-1443

  414-297-6282

  [email protected]

  matc.edu

Milwaukee School of Engineering

• The Milwaukee School of Engineering is a specialized college, supplying certificates, bachelor's and master's degrees in engineering. The Bachelor of Science degree programs include many branches of engineering, such as architectural, biomolecular, biomedical, business management, computer, electrical, industrial, mechanical, software, nursing, technical communication, perfusion, medical informatics, environmental, construction and structural.

  Milwaukee School of Engineering

  1025 North Broadway

  Milwaukee, WI 53202-3109

  414-277-6763

  [email protected]

  msoe.edu

University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

• The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (UWM) has 14 schools, from architecture and urban planning to public health. UWM offers more than 120 undergraduate majors. A unique option at UWM is the individualized major, in which students can construct their own personalized degree program.

  University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

  P.O. Box 413

  Milwaukee WI 53201-0413

  414-229-1122

  414-229-2222

  uwm.edu