A Leading University in Wisconsin

Since 1866, the University of Wisconsin-Platteville has been a regional leader among 4-year colleges with challenging academics; renowned faculty; and notable alumni. And our faculty, staff, and students are applying their research and skills to impact our communities in a positive way.

On the UW-Platteville campuses, you will find we are leaders in science, technology, agriculture, education, and engineering fields, with unique initiatives in forensic investigation and renewable energy. We are applying this expertise to be here for you, now and in the future.

UW-Platteville’s commitment to veterans

UW-Platteville’s commitment to veterans

UW-Platteville goes beyond conventional support to ensure that veterans are integrated into a community that honors their service and contributions.
Chancellor with student at commencement

Fall 2024 Commencement Ceremonies

Find all the information you need about the fall 2024 commencement ceremonies planned for December 14.
Marching Pioneers

Marching Pioneers to perform during Packers game

The Marching Pioneers will be performing at Lambeau Field on Sunday, Oct. 20.
WiscoBots Robotics Club wins back-to-back world championships

Robotics Club wins back-to-back world championships

Robotics Club’s team, WiscoBots, won the VEX U College and University Competition and became the first team in VEX U history to win the world championship in back-to-back years.
Student Josh Wood develops custom backpacks in Huff Center

State-of-the-art facilities

The Huff Family Innovation Center is helping budding entrepreneurs take their ideas from a sketch to a prototype.
Students celebrating during Pioneers Day of Giving

An affordable college experience

For the fourth consecutive year, the UW-Platteville Foundation celebrated record fundraising, helping us achieve our mission of making college more affordable for more students.
students walking across campus

Discover what makes us unique among Midwest colleges

Check out our virtual tours featuring interactive elements, messages from faculty and students, and 360-degree photos.
History student recreates historical garment

A leading university in Wisconsin for hands-on experience

In a collaboration between the theatre program and history department, Emma Larsen recently had the opportunity to recreate a historical garment by researching 19th century American fashion.
Dean Wayne Weber with graduate student at BILSA commencement

Advance your career with a graduate degree

Our online and on-campus graduate programs are affordable and flexible, helping you take your career to the next level.