UW-Green Bay

The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay (UW-Green Bay) is a public university in Green Bay, Wisconsin, established in 1965. As part of the University of Wisconsin System, it has grown to an enrollment of over 11,000 students as of Fall 2024, making it the fastest-growing university in Wisconsin. UW-Green Bay offers a supportive environment with a focus on preparing students for future careers.

Academics

UW-Green Bay offers over 200 future-focused programs, including associate, bachelor's, master's, and a doctoral program in First Nations Ed.D. The university has standout strengths in fields such as healthcare, education, psychology, engineering technology, and First Nations studies. Faculty often promote active learning strategies, encouraging students to be engaged participants in the classroom rather than passive listeners. The university also emphasizes undergraduate research, providing opportunities for students to engage in discovery and contribute to various fields.

International Students

UW-Green Bay provides support services for international students, including assistance with the visa process and financial requirements. International applicants typically need to provide official transcripts, proof of English proficiency (TOEFL, IELTS, or Duolingo English Test scores are accepted), and demonstrate sufficient financial resources. The university offers an International Club to foster cultural exchange and a sense of belonging among students from diverse backgrounds. While the university's racial diversity is considered below average, with international students making up about 0.78% to 2% of the student body, UW-Green Bay is committed to inclusivity and addressing educational opportunity gaps.

Campus & Location

The main campus of UW-Green Bay spans 700 acres on the city's northeast side, overlooking the bay. A unique feature of the campus is its concourse system of underground corridors, known as "tunnels," connecting eleven buildings, which are particularly appreciated during winter. On-campus housing options include traditional residence halls, apartment-style residence halls, and student apartments, with approximately 2,000 students living on campus. Green Bay, as Wisconsin's third-largest city, offers a dynamic blend of industry and innovation, with attractions like Lambeau Field, home of the Green Bay Packers, located downtown.

Career Outcomes

UW-Green Bay boasts a high success rate for its graduates, with 98.0% of the Class of 2023 employed, continuing their education, or serving in the military. Similarly, 98.5% of the Class of 2022 achieved these outcomes. The university's Career Planning & Professional Connections office conducts an annual First Destination Survey to track alumni outcomes and provides career advising services. Many graduates secure positions prior to graduation, and the university's programs prepare students for various industries.