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1. arts.wisc.edu › arts-at-uw › degrees-and-certificatesDegrees & Certificates – Arts on Campus – UW–Madison

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   The University of Wisconsin-Madison offers numerous arts-related degrees ranging from bachelor to doctorate from four schools and colleges. Many departments cross-list courses to allow students to meet their breadth requirements while working towards a degree.

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3. business.wisc.eduWisconsin School of Business | University of Wisconsin–Madison

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   The Wisconsin School of Business is your hub for lifelong business education. Explore undergrad, master’s, and MBA programs. Meet faculty experts + alumni.

4. www.wisc.edu › academics › majorsUndergraduate majors and certificates: University of ...

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   The University of Wisconsin–Madison offers hundreds of undergraduate majors and certificates. A major is a specialized area of study that includes a set of defined core classes and electives ranging from introductory to advanced coursework.

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6. business.wisc.edu › graduate › mastersMS in Accounting and Business Analysis - Wisconsin School of ...

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   With Wisconsin’s Master of Science–Business: Accounting and Business Analysis, you’ll gain advanced technical and analytical skills and a deeper understanding of systems, controls, and data analysis.

7. grad.wisc.edu › academic-programsUW–Madison – UW–Madison - University of Wisconsin–Madison

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   Explore our PhD programs, master's programs and capstone certificates. Our degree programs admit for PhD, AuD, DNP, OTD, DMA, MA, MS, MBA, MAcc, MFA, MFS, MEng, MPA, MIPA, MM, and MSW.

8. guide.wisc.edu › undergraduate › letters-scienceEconomics, BA - University of Wisconsin–Madison

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   Economics, BA. A major in economics gives students a greater understanding of how people, businesses, and governments respond to their economic environments. Many of the issues that fill the newspapers — jobs, wages, taxes, the cost of living, inequality, pollution, poverty, and economic growth — are, in fundamental ways, economic issues.

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   What degrees does the University of Wisconsin-Madison offer?

   • The University of Wisconsin-Madison offers numerous arts-related degrees. Many departments cross-list courses so students can meet their breadth requirements while earning their degree. Below is a list of departments and their offerings. We offer bachelor to doctorate degrees. Some programs offer certificates and minors.

   Degrees & Certificates – Arts on Campus – UW–Madison

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   Can I declare a major in economics at Wisconsin-Madison?

   • Students may not be declared in both the Economics major and the Certificate in Economic Analytics. All undergraduate students at the University of Wisconsin–Madison are required to fulfill a minimum set of common university general education requirements to ensure that every graduate acquires the essential core of an undergraduate education.

   Economics, B.A. < University of Wisconsin-Madison

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   What is a major at UW-Madison?

   • A major is a specialized area of study that includes a set of defined core classes and electives ranging from introductory to advanced coursework. As you consider your career goals, find a major that’s right for you. To get the most of your experience at UW–Madison, students are encouraged to explore certificate options.

   Undergraduate majors and certificates - University of Wisconsin–Madison

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   What is the UW-Madison Graduate Guide?

   • The Graduate Guide provides an overview of UW–Madison programs that offer graduate degrees, doctoral minors, graduate/professional certificates, and capstone certificates. The Graduate Guide is the key source for program-specific policies regarding admission, degree requirements, funding, prior coursework, and more.

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   What certificates are available at UW-Madison?

   • Specialist Certificates: These represent work beyond the master's degree level. Capstone Certificates: Available to applicants who are not enrolled in UW–Madison graduate programs, these professionally-focused experiences 'cap off' the undergraduate degree. Explore our PhD programs, master's programs and capstone certificates.

   Our Academic Programs – Graduate School - UW–Madison

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   Is the University of Wisconsin–Madison a public institution?

   • Registration with the Minnesota Office of Higher Education: The University of Wisconsin–Madison is a public institution registered as a "Private Institution" with the Minnesota Office of Higher Education pursuant to sections 136A.61 to 136A.71. Registration is not an endorsement of the institution.

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10. guide.wisc.edu › graduateGraduate Guide - University of Wisconsin–Madison

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    The University of Wisconsin–Madison has offered graduate study for more than a century. The faculty of more than 2,000 distinguished scholars and teachers, supported by an academic staff exceeding 10,000 confers graduate degrees in more than 160 fields of study.