The UW–Madison School of Education and many of its programs are widely regarded as among the best in the nation. Our renowned faculty, staff, and students conduct innovative research that is driven by the Wisconsin Idea and the conviction that the work they do should benefit Wisconsin, the country, and the world.
This academic excellence also translates to athletics, where the Wisconsin Badgers compete at the highest level of college sports and collectively hold 199 Big Ten conference titles, 44 non-Big Ten titles, 33 NCAA national titles and 16 non-NCAA titles. Our Badger Inquiry On Sport (BIOS) initiative further contributes to this success by harnessing the power of sports research and innovation, sharing its findings with the UW community and beyond in order to improve the world of sports for everyone. By receiving your master’s degree from UW–Madison, you’ll join an ever-growing Badger family of innovators and trailblazers who make a positive difference across various fields. It’s all part of attending a top-ranked Big Ten university.
News across the Department
- UW–Madison’s Clark, Rodgers to help lead new project on responsible research training
- UW–Madison’s Eckes is honored by Education Law Association
- UW–Madison’s DelaRosa speaks at Wisconsin State Capitol for Filipino American History Month
- Local income data improves college return on investment calculations, UW–Madison report finds
News across the School of Education
- Full-day 4K students in Madison public schools see better learning outcomes than peers in half-day 4K program
- Benbow receives NSF grant to study college success for rural STEM students
- UW–Madison’s Clark, Rodgers to help lead new project on responsible research training
- New book edited by UW–Madison’s Apple explores where education and politics collide