University of Wisconsin–Madison
Master of Engineering in Engineering (Online; named options incl. Polymer Engineering)
Awarded degree: Master of Engineering in Engineering
General engineering · concentration: Polymer Engineering
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University of Wisconsin–Platteville · College of Engineering, Mathematics & Science
Awarded degree: Master of Science in Engineering
General engineering (broad degree)
A 31-33 credit online Master of Science in Engineering with core courses in mathematics, computer applications, technical communications and engineering management, a 12-credit technical emphasis, and a thesis, capstone design project or elective-course degree track. The program page states it can be completed entirely online and does not require the GRE/GMAT.
Broad online Master of Science in Engineering (general); emphasis areas are not named for one of the 22 majors.
Source: uwplatt.edu · verified October 12, 2026We list bachelor's, master's and PhD degrees in 22 engineering majors that the school offers online, and — separately labelled — Engineering Technology and hybrid programs. Campus-only degrees, certificates, generic computer science and engineering management are excluded. Eligibility rules
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Application deadlines: not verified. We publish this only when the institution states it on an official page.
| Category | Amount | Basis and year |
|---|---|---|
| Online students — Online delivery, Master of Science in EngineeringFrom the university's online tuition table | $804.06 | per creditEstimated tuition$24,925.86 = 31 credits × $804.06 per credit. Excludes mandatory fees, books, travel for any required in-person sessions, transfer credit reductions and rate changes. Not the full cost of attendance.Source: uwplatt.edu · verified October 12, 2026 |
Estimated total tuition: $24,925.86 (31 credits × $804.06 per credit)
Comparison basis: Online students — Online delivery, Master of Science in Engineering, academic year not stated. Excludes mandatory fees, books, living costs and any rate changes during the program. How we calculate
Funding classification: Funding not verified
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Scholarships, fellowships or assistantships for this program: not verified. We publish this only when the institution states it on an official page.
No current ABET accreditation is matched to this program in ABET's database. ABET rarely accredits graduate programs; this is normal and not a mark against the program. Institutional accreditation does not imply program accreditation, and another program at the same school being accredited does not cover this one.
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A professional licensure disclosure for this program: not verified. We publish this only when the institution states it on an official page.
Professional Engineer licensure is decided by the board of the state where you apply — not by the school's state — and usually involves education, the FE exam, experience and the PE exam. A degree listed here is not a licensure guarantee. Engineering licensure and online degrees · Engineering vs engineering technology
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University of Wisconsin–Madison
Awarded degree: Master of Engineering in Engineering
General engineering · concentration: Polymer Engineering
Awarded degree: Master of Engineering
General Engineering
Awarded degree: Master of Engineering (MEng)
General Engineering
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