University of Wisconsin-Madison

The University of Wisconsin-Madison is also known as Wisconsin, University of Wisconsin, UW-Madison, or Madison. It was founded in Madison, Wisconsin in 1848, the same year that Wisconsin became a state. It is the largest and oldest public university in Wisconsin.

Graduate and undergraduate programs are offered in social welfare, nursing, pharmacy, letters and science, mass communication, music, engineering, education, human ecology, business, agriculture and life sciences, journalism, social welfare, and engineering. Graduate and professional schools are maintained in law, medicine and public health, veterinary medicine, environmental studies, library and information studies, and public health.

Based on the QS World University Ranking of 2023, University of Wisconsin-Madison is positioned as the #83 top university in the world. The rank decreased by 8 points from last year.

University Profile

Ranking	#83
University Name	University of Wisconsin-Madison
Year Established	1848
Motto	Numen Lumen
Motto in English	God, our light
Colors	Cardinal and white

Contact

Address	500 Lincoln Drive, Madison, Wisconsin, United States
Phone	+1 (608) 262 1234
Fax	+1 (608) 262 0123
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Programs and Courses

	Bachelor's Degrees	Master's Degrees	Doctorate Degrees	Diplomas
Arts & Humanities				n/a
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Medicine & Health	n/a			n/a
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Admission Info

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International Students Allowed	Yes
Student Body	Men and Women
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Scholarship and Financial Aids

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