University of Wisconsin-Madison


The University of Wisconsin–Madison is a leading public research university dedicated to academic excellence, multidisciplinary research, and community outreach. Founded in 1848, it advances knowledge across humanities, sciences, engineering, and healthcare, and is recognized for innovation in higher education, significant research activity, and global impact. The institution is guided by the Wisconsin Idea, striving to improve lives on and beyond campus.

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Education
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Higher Education

Nr. of Employees

large (251-1000)

University of Wisconsin-Madison


Services

Degree and certificate programs across a wide range of fields including sciences, engineering, humanities, business, and healthcare.

Research collaborations and infrastructure support across scientific, engineering, clinical, and humanities disciplines.

Educational and service programs that engage local, state, and international communities.

Assists researchers in protecting intellectual property and bringing innovations to market.

Operates a comprehensive dining program with multiple campus venues, dining markets, coffee shops, and convenience stores. Supports a wide range of dietary needs and offers various payment solutions including student-focused meal plans.

Food and beverage catering for campus events, meetings, and conferences, ranging from full-service to pick-up orders.

Expertise Areas

  • Advanced research and development
  • Healthcare and clinical sciences
  • STEM education and training
  • Public policy and social sciences
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Key Technologies

  • Biotechnology
  • Materials science and engineering
  • Artificial intelligence
  • High-throughput data analytics
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News & Updates

Study reveals that gut bacteria producing imidazole propionate contribute to dementia-related brain changes.

A new technique for creating antibody-drug conjugates driven by university research led to startup formation.

NSF awarded nearly $25 million to accelerate development of advanced materials for extreme conditions.

Nobel Prizes received in fields such as chemistry, medicine, physics, literature, and economics by university-associated individuals.

Over half a million alumni worldwide, contributing to global impact and outreach.

Ranked fifth nationally in research expenditures, with $1.9 billion annual spending.

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