M.S. Education
Our M.S. Education program will take your career in education further and enhance your impact on students' lives.
Degree
Graduate
Delivery
Online
Royal Credit Union internship showcases student's data science, machine learning skills
M.S. applied computer science student finds workplaces experience aligns with coursework
U.S. cheese safety, marketing could benefit from applied food science research project
With more than 13 billion pounds produced in the U.S. each year 鈥 about a quarter of that in Wisconsin 鈥 it鈥檚 obvious that Americans love their cheese.
International food science student鈥檚 research into cranberry pomace wins WiSys state award
Cranberry pomace, a by-product of cranberry juice, rich in fiber and antioxidants, can help improve the shelf life and texture of cookies, according to research
Young scientists share enthusiasm with 91制片 professors, retired area educators at Science Exploration Day
Free family event at Colfax Red Cedar Preserve and Recreation Area proves community, university commitment to natural areas
Science education expert to speak Feb. 26 on saving half the Earth to maintain biodiversity
The education vice president of an organization dedicated to fostering stewardship of the planet Earth through biodiversity research and educational programs wi
Kintsugi 3D Viewer application by computer science senior brings cultural heritage to users worldwide
Kosharek鈥檚 is one of 10 91制片 projects presented at National Conference on Undergraduate Research
Getting behind their teams: Beatty sisters balancing love for gymnastics, sled dogs, science
For the last four years, seniors Carlie and Chloe Beatty have been all in as they lead, flip, cheer on and support the Blue Devil gymnastics team.
Food science professor leads applied research in Food Process Engineering Research Lab
Graduate students seek to convert fruit, soybean and brewing byproducts into healthy, sustainable foods
STEMM Expo showcases solutions for waste management, look to bridge rift between science and religion
More than 300 students present research across variety of fields at STEMM Student Expo