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UW-Green Bay, Manitowoc Campus is now offering bachelor’s degrees from start to finish in Environmental Science; Business; Health Information Management and Technology; Psychology; and Writing and Applied Arts. Source: Insight Publications | Business on...
The Manitowoc Campus is now offering bachelor’s degrees from start to finish in Environmental Science, Business, Health Information Management & Technology, Psychology, and Writing and Applied Arts (BFA). Video by Sue Pischke, University Marketing...
The Sheboygan Campus is now offering bachelor’s degrees from start to finish in Business, Health Information Management & Technology, Mechanical Engineering, Psychology, and Writing and Applied Arts (BFA). Video by Sue Pischke, University Marketing and Communication
The Marinette Campus is now offering bachelor’s degrees from start to finish in Business Management, Electrical Engineering Technology, Health Information Management & Technology, Psychology, and Writing and Applied Arts (BFA). Video by Sue Pischke, University...
UW-Green Bay will offer Bachelor of Science in Nursing starting in 2020. NBC26 had coverage.
The campus learned of the passing of alumna Sandra “Sandie” M. Scott, June 17, 2018. She graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Liberal Arts from the UW-Green Bay Extended Degree Program. Scott served on the...
UW-Green Bay’s new online bachelor’s degree program in Health Information Management and Technology received good news Thursday afternoon: initial accreditation by the national accrediting agency. The decision by the Commission on Health Informatics and...
The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay is currently enrolling students for fall of 2015 in three new Engineering Technology programs. The new programs in Electrical, Mechanical and Environmental Engineering Technology will lead to a bachelor...
UW-Green Bay has seen an increasing number of alumni who loved their campus so much, they returned for a second degree. A recent review of the Advancement Office’s alumni database shows 454 people with...
We can’t vouch for the validity of the study or the accuracy of the sources, but it’s still nice to see some positive talk related to higher education these days. The online publication Inside...
