Academics
Graduate School
Eight graduate programs, most built for students working full time.
Programs
| Program | Degree | College | Length |
|---|---|---|---|
| Business Administration | M.B.A. | College of Business | 2 years, part-time |
| Career & Technical Education Leadership | Ed.D. | College of Education | 3–4 years, part-time |
| Clinical Mental Health Counseling | M.S. | College of Health Sciences | 3 years |
| Cybersecurity | M.S. | College of Computing & Information Sciences | 2 years, part-time |
| Data Science | M.S. | College of Computing & Information Sciences | 2 years, part-time |
| Engineering Management | M.S. | College of Engineering & Technology | 2 years, part-time |
| Manufacturing Engineering | M.S. | College of Engineering & Technology | 2 years, part-time |
| School Counseling | M.S. | College of Education | 2 years |
Admission requirements
General requirements across graduate programs: a bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited institution, a minimum 2.75 undergraduate GPA (program-specific minimums may be higher), a statement of purpose, and two letters of recommendation. Standardized test scores are not required for admission to any UW–Porter Falls graduate program.
Format
Most graduate programs run as evening or hybrid cohorts specifically so students can continue working full time. Several — the M.B.A., M.S. Engineering Management, M.S. Manufacturing Engineering and M.S. Cybersecurity — meet one evening per week for the full program.
Funding
A limited number of graduate assistantships, offering a tuition waiver and stipend in exchange for teaching or research support, are available in the M.S. programs with a thesis track. Ask your program director about availability when you apply.
How to apply
Applications are submitted through the same online application as undergraduate admission; select your intended graduate program from the list. There is no application fee.
Take the next step.
Applications for fall are open. No fee, no essay, and a decision in about two weeks.