History of the University of Wisconsin System
The UW System was founded in 1848 as the University of Wisconsin–Madison. The university was originally a private institution, but it became a public university in 1866. In the years that followed, the UW System expanded to include additional campuses and colleges. In 1971, the UW System was created by the Wisconsin Legislature to consolidate the state’s public higher education institutions.
Mission of the University of Wisconsin System
The mission of the UW System is to provide high-quality education, research, and public service to the people of Wisconsin and beyond. The system’s universities and colleges are committed to teaching, research, and outreach that addresses the needs of the state and the world.
What are the University of Wisconsin System Research Opportunities?
The University of Wisconsin System offers a wide range of research opportunities for students, faculty, and staff. These opportunities include:
