Undergraduate programs by type

To view a combined list of all undergraduate and graduate programs at UWL, view the majors, minors, and other programs page.

Undergraduate degree-seeking students must select a major as their main course of study. Students may also complete major requirements for one or more additional majors, depending on the program and their individual situation. Select a college or school below to view the majors that belong to that college/school.

Dual Degree Programs:
Dual degree programs allow students to earn two degrees in a shorter period of time by counting some required courses toward both degrees. The undergraduate portion of the dual degree program is usually considered the undergraduate student's first major.
 
Minor-to-Master's Degree Pathways:

Minor-to-master pathways provide undergraduate students the opportunity to earn graduate credit that will count towards a graduate program at UWL. Students opting to complete a minor-to-master's pathway must still select a primary undergraduate major.

A minor is a secondary area of study with fewer requirements than a major, but which cannot be completed without a major unless the student has already earned a baccalaureate degree. A minor's area of study may complement the major or simply be a subject the student finds interesting. Students may be required to complete one or more minors, depending on which college their first major resides in. Students are also welcome to complete a minor even if it is not required, as long as the minor is open to students of that major.

An undergraduate certificate at UWL is a secondary area of study with fewer requirements than either a major or a minor, but which cannot be completed without a major unless the student has already earned a baccalaureate degree. Students may be required to complete one or more certificates, depending on which college their first major resides in. Students are also welcome to complete a certificate even if it is not required, as long as the certificate is open to students of that major. 

Microcredentials are optional programs smaller than a minor or certificate and narrower in focus. Currently, only students in the UWL College of Business Administration (CBA) may enroll in the following microcredentials:

Pre-professional tracks are optional programs intended to help advise students in the common requirements for graduate professional programs. Pre-professional programs do not earn students a credential but instead help prepare them for graduate school. Students opting to declare a pre-professional track must still select a primary undergraduate major.

More information about the below pre-professional programs can be found on the university's pre-professional programs website.

  • Pre-athletic training
  • Pre-chiropractic
  • Pre-dentistry
  • Pre-engineering
  • Pre-genetic counseling
  • Pre-law
  • Pre-medicine
  • Pre-occupational therapy
  • Pre-optometry
  • Pre-pharmacy
  • Pre-physical therapy
  • Pre-physician assistant studies
  • Pre-veterinary