HONE YOUR SKILLS TO INNOVATE
In the School of Mathematics, Computing, Physics and Astronomy at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point, we deliver in-demand skills in top-notch facilities. Our graduates are innovative problem-solvers. They are ready to collaborate and thrive in careers and they are prepared for advanced graduate work.
Hands-on Research
Discover Your World
Anika Neela ’19 Alum
Software Engineer
Computer Information Systems
Neela recalls how much her CIS 120 Data Structures class pushed her but also ignited her lasting interest in working in tech. She majored in computer information systems and leveraged everything she had available on campus to succeed. That meant asking questions in her classes, seeking out professors during office hours and giving herself the extra practice with course work, working as a peer tech tutor.
CRITICAL SKILLS FOR YOUR SUCCESS
Undergraduate Programs
We are passionate about guiding students toward the in-demand careers of the future. The School of Mathematics, Computing, Physics, and Astronomy focuses on providing personal attention so students can hone their analytical and problem-solving skills with confidence!
OUR MAJORS
ADVANCE YOUR CAREER PATH
Graduate Programs
UW-Stevens Point is making more possible. Many of our graduate programs provide online learning, giving you the flexibility to focus on your goal when the schedule best fits. Explore advanced graduate certificates and degrees built around your lifestyle!

NATIONAL CYBER DEFENSE CREDENTIAL
UW-Stevens Point’s Cybersecurity Program has earned the
Centers of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense (CAE-CD)
designation for meeting standards in the curriculum and
cybersecurity practice within the institution by the National
Centers of Academic Excellence in Cybersecurity.
Meet Your Faculty
The Mathematics, Computing, Physics and Astronomy faculty have extensive experience and are committed to providing individual attention in small classes. Our faculty are engaged in ongoing research projects, many of which involve students.
Cindy McCabe
- Assistant Dean, School of Mathematics, Computing, Physics…
- Professor
Maryam Farzaneh
- Professor of Physics
- Physics/Engineering Dual Degree Coordinator
Tim Krause
- Professor
- Chair, Department of Computing and New Media Technologies
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