Academic Programs

The Creative Writing minor can equip you to think, write and perhaps even perform more creatively. The minor can help you in whatever major you choose to pursue.

The credit analysis certificate will engage students in a multidisciplinary approach to understanding the processes involved in analyzing corporate credit risk. The courses offered in this certificate prepare students to evaluate credit risk through a variety of lenses, namely those of financial accounting, business law and ethics, sales management, and corporate finance.

The Criminal Justice minor will prepare students for work in the criminal justice field. It is designed to provide students with the courses needed for a successful career in criminal justice agencies and for graduate work in criminology and criminal justice

The University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point has proudly offered certifications in special education since 1972. The Cross Categorical Special Education (SPEC ED) Add-on Teacher Licensure/Certification provides opportunities for licensed teachers to gain valuable knowledge and experience working with special needs children from 5K through 12th grade.  

Discover your path to a secure future and a rewarding career in cybersecurity. Earn your M.S. in Cybersecurity in our 100% online program, led by faculty across eight campuses. The program’s four tracks of study give you the opportunity to tailor your degree to match your interests and career ambitions.

Students can add a dance minor from the Department of Theatre and Dance to their major at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point.

The data analytics program integrates big data, machine learning, predictive modeling, and programming techniques, combined with the business skills needed to influence decision-making. 

Build relevant data science skills to thrive in today’s data-driven world. The online University of Wisconsin Graduate Certificate in Data Science is designed for busy professionals ready to sharpen their understanding of data science and develop the skills necessary to effectively work with and communicate about data.  WHAT TO EXPECT?  5 Courses. 15 Credits. 100% […]

The Master of Science in Data Science is grounded in computer science, math and statistics, management, and communication. As a student in the UW Data Science online programs, you will be able to use the skills you learn immediately to solve real-world challenges in your own organization.

The Doctor of Audiology (Au.D.) is a joint program with the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point and the University of Wisconsin-Madison Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders.

The Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) program offers students seeking to become physical therapists a program that anchors learning in community service. The program’s vision is to transform societal health through physical therapy education by creating professionals who collaborate to serve the evolving, diverse needs of our communities.

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DEFINE AND FOCUS YOUR INTEREST The drama program allows students the opportunity to take classes in many areas of the department and pursue an education that enables them to pursue their interests as they progress through the degree. With only 41-49 credits required to earn a BA in Drama, students are able to add a […]

Students who choose to become early childhood educators (birth-3rd grade license) have a passion for working with young children and helping them develop and grow. Students in the early childhood education program at UW-Stevens Point learn key strategies not only to teach young children, but also to work collaboratively with their families in family-centered, culturally-responsive and developmentally-appropriate settings. Successful candidates in the program earn a bachelor's degree and Wisconsin teaching licenses in Early Childhood grades Pre-kindergarten through third grade. Our graduates are well prepared to engage student in inquiry, facilitate learning, develop curriculum and use student data to inform instruction.

Undergraduate students with a desire to better meet the needs of children with special needs, ages birth through 3rd grade, should consider an early childhood special education minor. Coursework focuses on early intervention, assessments and instruction. The minor can lead to a Wisconsin early childhood special education teacher license if student teaching in this setting is completed. This minor consists of 22-25 credits.

The Special Education Add-On Certification program provides opportunities for licensed teachers to gain valuable knowledge and experience and add a new license in Early Childhood Special Education (Birth through 3rd Grade) and/or Cross-Categorical Special Education (5 year old Kindergarten through 12th grade). Please apply below to obtain information regarding your individual requirements based previous courses that you have taken.

This certificate program is intended for, but not limited to, those students pursuing a degree in science education. The certificate can be completed concurrently with your undergraduate degree in Natural Sciences with teaching intent or a related field. The certificate does not meet the requirements for an Earth/Space license through the Wisconsin Department of Public […]

The Earth Science minor offered through the Department of Geography and Geology is designed to offer a broad concentration of studies in earth and atmospheric science. The minor satisfies the basic framework required by the Department of Public Instruction.

Assist in the conservation and recovery of degraded or destroyed ecosystems with a degree in ecosystem restoration and management.

The Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) in Educational Sustainability program is online and designed for working professionals from interdisciplinary fields in sustainability. The program will prepare graduates to be educators and leaders who hold a passion for transforming systems of teaching and learning.

Launching in 2026, the Ed.D. in Language and Literacy aims to prepare and empower individuals to design and build sustainable literacy systems that increase literacy outcomes for diverse learners.

This newly approved license allows a teacher to teach 4-year old kindergarten through 9th grade. This program is only available for teachers already licensed to teach MC-EA ages 6-13 "Regular Education," EC-MC ages 0-11 "Regular Education," or grades 1-6, 1-8, K-6 or K-8. This newly approved license at UW-Stevens Point allows a teacher to teach 4-year old kindergarten through 9th grade. This program is only available for teachers already licensed to teach MC-EA ages 6-13 "Regular Education," EC-MC ages 0-11 "Regular Education," or grades 1-6, 1-8, K-6 or K-8. This K-9 license allows the teacher to teach 4-year-old kindergarten through 9th grade, all core subjects.

The elementary education major is an interdisciplinary undergraduate program that focuses on the knowledge, skills and dispositions needed to teach children, grades 4K-9, in the state of Wisconsin. Successful candidates in the program earn a bachelor's degree and Wisconsin teaching license in K-9 Elementary and Middle, which allows them to teach 4-year-old kindergarten through ninth grade. Our graduates are well prepared to engage students in inquiry, facilitate learning, develop curriculum and use student data to inform instruction.

The accelerated elementary education licensure program is ideal for those who have a non-teaching bachelor's degree and are either teaching elementary education with a license with stipulations (emergency license), or want a career change to impact students. This K-9 license allows the teacher to teach 4-year-old kindergarten through 9th grade, all core subjects.