Academics

The undergraduate program at the Wisconsin School of Business is dedicated to providing a professional business education.  Our curriculum is designed to foster development of analytical, communication, leadership, problem-solving and decision-making skills.  The undergraduate program is committed to providing a learning environment that responds to the needs of a diverse multicultural society, prepares students for citizenship in a global economy and promotes socially responsible and ethical behavior.
 
Academic advising services are offered through the business school’s  Undergraduate Academic Services office. Academic advisors work with student interested in applying to the business school. They help students with educational planning and selecting coursework to meet their major and graduation requirements, and help inform students on the variety of resources available on the UW-Madison campus to ensure their academic success.
 
The three main components of Undergraduate Academic Services are:
 

• Academic Affairs (academic advising, admission, graduation, curriculum, scholarships)
• International Programs (study abroad programs)
• Business Learning Center (academic support programs)

Undergraduate Academic Services also works to inform business students on important academic policy information from the broader campus academic community.