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Graduate Programs
Wayne Pferdehirt Memorial Scholarship Announces Recipients for Fall 2026
The UW–Madison College of Engineering’s Master of Science in Engineering Management program has named three recipients of the Fall 2026 Wayne Pferdehirt Memorial Scholarship. The award recognizes students who demonstrate leadership, mentorship, service, and a commitment to lifelong learning while making a positive impact in their workplaces and communities.
Jeremy Williams Receives Wayne Pferdehirt Service Award
The University of Wisconsin-Madison Online Engineering Graduate Programs recognizes MEPE alumnus Jeremy Williams with the Wayne Pferdehirt Service Award for outstanding leadership, mentorship, industry engagement, and service to the engineering community.
Beyond the Screen: Connecting Online Engineering Students to UW–Madison
Campus Connect gives students in UW–Madison’s online engineering master’s programs the opportunity to experience campus life, build relationships with peers and faculty, and become part of the broader Badger engineering community.
Excellence in Online Teaching Award Recipient: Raj Kamal
UW-Madison Engineering’s Online Graduate Programs recognizes Raj Kamal as the inaugural recipient of the Excellence in Online Teaching Award. The award honors exceptional contributions to online learning through innovative course design, rigorous instruction, and meaningful learner engagement.
Looking at the Bigger Picture: One Student’s Sustainable Systems Engineering Journey
When Sydney Klinzing began her pursuit of higher education in 2023, she was looking for a graduate degree that fit her career and life. After five years of undergraduate study, two co-op experiences, a study …
The Future of Manufacturing Depends on How Regions Learn Together
Artificial intelligence is changing manufacturing, but technology alone won’t determine who leads. The manufacturers and regions that collaborate, learn, and innovate together will build the greatest long-term competitive advantage.
Engineering Management Evolves to Meet Changing Career Pathways
By Heather Smith For decades, UW–Madison’s Master of Science in Engineering Management has helped engineers develop the leadership, business, and decision-making skills needed to advance their careers. The program’s roots are firmly planted in manufacturing …