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We believe in a stronger Wisconsin. One that is poised for growth, innovation, and opportunity. Education is at the heart of our mission, fueling personal development, economic progress, and vibrant communities through our classrooms, labs, and statewide engagement—building a brighter future for all. The true span of our impact, however, is much larger. Touching lives in all 72 counties—in ways both seen and unseen—the Universities of Wisconsin are committed to building a brighter future for all.
Research
With over $2 billion in annual sponsored research, we drive innovation that strengthens industries, supports entrepreneurs, and improves lives across Wisconsin and beyond.
Economy
The Universities of Wisconsin are a driving force for economic growth and workforce development. Through innovative research, bold ideas, and hands-on expertise, faculty, staff, and students fuel progress across industries—especially in high-demand fields like STEM and healthcare—creating opportunities that strengthen Wisconsin’s economy and communities.
Community
Rooted in the Wisconsin Idea, the Universities of Wisconsin are deeply committed to public service—enriching communities through the arts, entrepreneurship, athletics, and strong local partnerships across the state.
All In Wisconsin
The Universities of Wisconsin reach every corner of the state, offering life-changing opportunities. See the stories of UW universities and their students, faculty, staff, and campus communities making a difference – locally and beyond.
Dylan McCathie, UWL junior and biochemistry major, grows proteins in the lab in the Prairie Springs Science Center.
Feeding discovery: UWL student researcher grows proteins to study gut inflammation
Dylan McCathie, UWL junior and biochemistry major, grows proteins in the lab in the Prairie Springs Science Center. Every day this summer, Dylan McCathie...
Earning a degree that delivers: UW-Superior’s Bradley Lellis is on the transportation and logistics career fast track
Like many young boys, Bradley Lellis enjoyed building with LEGO bricks. His favorite creations were planes, ships and trains. He also loved watching their...
UW-Eau Claire groundwater workshop offers unique insight, access
Seeing is believing when it comes to water. That’s why a special workshop at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire is empowering educators across Wisconsin...