Imagine having a University of Wisconsin–Madison bachelor’s degree
What can a UW–Madison Online bachelor’s degree do for you?
What would it mean to you and the people in your life? How could it enhance your career? Who could you inspire? Designed for students who have some college credits, UW–Madison Online offers a flexible format to fit around your goals, work and family. With coaches and advisors supporting you every step of the way, you’ll finish your degree fully online with a top-ranked university.
Bachelor's degree
Bachelor of Business Administration in Business Administration: Human Resources
Gain skills and understanding to attract, motivate and develop the right employees to set organizations up for success. You’ll learn to analyze compensation strategies, staffing techniques, labor and employment relations challenges, negotiation tactics and develop work systems that improve employee performance.
Summer 2025
Deadline: 05/15/25
Tuition
Resident & nonresident: $500 per credit
No segregated fees, but other fees may apply.
Credits
120 undergraduate credits
Modality
Online
Bachelor's degree
Bachelor of Business Administration in Business Administration: Management
Learn the communication, collaboration and planning skills you’ll need to succeed in any leadership role. You’ll learn to develop performance-maximizing team structures and systems as well as diagnose and resolve problems, so you’re able to maximize your organization’s competitive edge and ensure its long-term success.
Summer 2025
Deadline: 05/15/25
Tuition
Resident & nonresident:
$500 per credit
No segregated fees, but other fees may apply.
Credits
120 undergraduate credits
Modality
Online
Bachelor's degree
Bachelor of Business Administration in Business Administration: Marketing
Increase your ability to collaborate with a team and create successful marketing plans that address your industry’s needs. You’ll also learn to place, distribute, price and promote products and services; analyze market segments; leverage relevant sources and apply analytical rigor to decision making.
Summer 2025
Deadline: 05/15/25
Tuition
Resident/nonresident:
$500 per credit
No segregated fees, but other fees may apply.
Credits
120 undergraduate credits
Modality
Online
The Badger advantage
You can get your bachelor’s degree from the University of Wisconsin–Madison on your own time, from wherever you are in the world. These degrees give you the rigor of a UW–Madison education while preparing you to advance in your career — or start anew.
Flexibility to fit your life
Designed to fit your life, UW–Madison Online degrees offer you flexibility with multiple start dates and 8-week sessions. You’ll get a structured curriculum to keep pace with your educational goals. You can earn your degree while still meeting your obligations at work and home.
Succeed with support
As a UW–Madison Online student, you’re never alone. Our alumni work all over the U.S. and around the world. Businesses and organizations across many industries employ Badgers. Your online degree from UW–Madison holds just as much weight as a traditional on-campus degree.
Admissions requirements
To be considered for UW–Madison Online you must be a transfer or reentry student and have 12 transferable credit hours of college-level work.
A transfer student is anyone who has attended or is currently attending another college or university after graduating from high school and wishes to enroll in an undergraduate degree program at UW–Madison.
A reentry student is someone who previously attended UW–Madison as an undergraduate and would like to complete their first bachelor’s degree. Reentry students have not been enrolled in courses for a semester or more.
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UW–Madison by the numbers
in top public schools in the U.S.
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in public undergraduate business programs
U.S. News & World Report, 2022–23
in public undergraduate management programs
U.S. News & World Report, 2021
in undergraduate marketing programs
U.S. News & World Report, 2022–2023