The University of Wisconsin-Platteville is proud to announce the launch of its Executive Master of Science in Engineering program, designed to meet the needs of engineering professionals looking to advance their careers. The program will begin in May 2025 and is accepting applications now through May 13, 2025.
This innovative program is tailored to fit the demanding schedules of working professionals by offering a flexible hybrid format. Students will benefit from a combination of fully online courses and hybrid sessions, blending in-person and virtual learning. The cohort-based model fosters strong professional networks, providing participants with opportunities for collaboration, mentorship, and career advancement.
Key program highlights include:
- Accelerated timeline: Complete your degree in just 15 months.
- Cohort model: Progress through the program with a group of peers for a rich, collaborative learning experience.
- Limited enrollment: The program is capped at 25 students, ensuring a personalized and engaging educational environment.
“This program reflects our commitment to preparing engineering leaders who are ready to tackle today’s challenges and drive innovation in their fields,” said Dr. Michael Zampaloni, program coordinator for the Master of Science in Engineering program. “The hybrid format and cohort model make this a unique opportunity for professionals seeking to elevate their careers without pausing their work commitments.”
The Executive MS in Engineering program is ideal for engineers aspiring to leadership roles or seeking advanced technical knowledge.
Applications are now open and can be submitted online at apply.wisconsin.edu. With limited spots available, early application is highly encouraged.
For more information about the program, visit https://www.uwplatt.edu/program/executive-model-master-science-engineering or Melissa Gavin, 608.342.1807 or gavinme@uwplatt.edu.
About UW-Platteville
Founded in 1866, the University of Wisconsin-Platteville is a leader in engineering education, providing students with hands-on learning, dedicated faculty, and a commitment to student success. The university strives to produce graduates who are prepared to innovate and lead in their respective industries.