University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

• Year of foundation: 1956
• Location: Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA
• Language of instruction: English
• Number of students: 27,400 people
• Age of students: 17+ years.
• Type of study: public urban research university.

The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee provides affordable, world-class education for 27,000 students from 92 countries. Its 15 schools and colleges include the only Wisconsin schools of architecture, freshwater and health sciences, 195 academic undergraduate, graduate and doctoral programs, as well as certificate and online courses. As one of the leading research universities in the country, the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (UWM) collaborates with leading companies in Wisconsin and beyond. The university promotes knowledge, introduces new products to the market, and prepares students for work in the global labor market. UWM professors are engaged in research at the local and global levels, share experiences, publish findings in leading publications. The university maintains contacts with more than 4,400 companies and non-profit organizations in the region, which expands the opportunities for students to study, train and get real work experience.

The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee has five hostels located in the bustling eastern part of Milwaukee - in total, they accommodate 3,965 students.

• Cambridge Commons is a LEED Gold certified building: it has a green recreation area, two green roofs and stunning views of Milwaukee, access to the river. About 700 students live here.
• Sandburg is one of the attractions of the campus, which was built in two phases: the North, South and West towers were built in 1970 and were the first hostels in UWM. East Tower opened in 2000. Due to the difference in construction time, the East Tower differs from the “neighbors” in many ways.
• Kenilworth opened in August 2006. Originally built in 1914 as a Ford Model T factory, the renovated apartments offer unique accommodation options. Approximately 330 students live in apartments with one, two and three bedrooms. Kenilworth also provides about 20 apartments for short-term guests.
• Purin was converted from a residential building to a university building in the 1970s. The residence accommodates a cohesive community of 50 students.

Room rate - 830-4850 $ / g.

Buying a meal plan is mandatory for students living in UWM hostels. The university offers three meals.

The cost of the standard option - $ 4189 / g.

The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee aims to inspire students and participants to lead a healthy, balanced lifestyle by taking part in numerous extra-curricular activities. The university provides access to a wide range of recreational activities, services, and programs covering social, cultural, and active aspects of recreational activities. UWM students, teachers, alumni, their families, and guests can access numerous recreation and entertainment programs.

In the summer, Milwaukee becomes the venue for open-air music festivals, 24-hour cycling races, and a gathering place for a small army of food trucks. A popular summer destination is a beach holiday. In the fall there is a film festival, trips to local attractions, monuments of ancient architecture are organized. In winter, ice skating is available in the city center.

The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee is a multilingual, multicultural campus that is famous for its open-mindedness. This is an institution with global influence, deeply appreciating diversity, the contribution of graduates, foreign students, faculty members to the world development of science, economics and culture. The CIE International Student Services Department provides visa support and advice on immigration status for foreign UWM students, visiting scholars, foreign academic staff.

Teachers, visiting scholars and students from 92 countries work on campus - this is the most diverse academic city of Wisconsin. University professors are engaged in research in the United States and abroad, forging international contacts. The work of the local scientific community has won UWM recognition as a leading research university, attracting students from all over the world.

The campus of the university is located in the urban part of East Side of Milwaukee, not far from restaurants, shops and parks: it overlooks neighboring Lake Michigan and is just 1.5 hours from Chicago. Milwaukee’s largest music festival in the world, a variety of ethnic festivals on the lakeside. Students can visit museums, theaters, a zoo, explore the many attractions of the city.

The UWM Children's Learning Center seeks to support students with children using advanced care and learning methods. Developing, teaching, communicating, the UWM Children's Learning Center is committed to the growth of each child in all aspects of life. The center creates a favorable, safe place for the social and emotional growth of children.

1. Center Klotsche UWM area of 259769 kvf. it is intended for sports occupations, fitness, contact, club sports, adventure excursions.
2. The UWM, located just blocks from Lake Michigan, includes an 11-acre forest of Downer, surrounded by more than one hundred miles of bike lanes.
3. UWM Libraries — the Golda Meir Library on the Milwaukee Campus + two branches — strive to promote student success, research excellence, and community engagement.
4. The Norris Health Center is open to help students identify, understand, and respond to their most pressing health problems through medical, mental health, and health promotion programs.

Tuition fees at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee:

• Undergraduate - $ 20867 / g.
• Master degree - 24921 $ / g.
• Accommodation - 6446-6735 $ / g.
• Meal plan - $ 4189 / g.
• Books - $ 800 / g.
• Total expenses (approximate) - 32302-36645 $ / g.

UWM allows you to get high-quality education at an optimal price and offers special discount programs that allow foreign students to get closer to resident rates, making tuition much lower than the prices in private colleges.

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