There are several colleges, universities, and technical or community colleges for Milwaukee's business students. Alverno College's business and management program is noted for helping students think critically, communicate effectively, and work well in teams. Marquette University offers undergraduate and graduate programs, and focuses on life after graduation – its students complete an internship, can sign up for a business mentor, and focus on career-related skills. The University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee offers the usual business programs as well as a B.A. in global studies/global management, a certificate in non-profit management, and a masters in human resources and labor relations.
Business Schools, Programs & Courses
in Milwaukee
Subjects listed are highlights of programs
and/or courses offered.
Keller Graduate School of Management Business Administration, Accounting and Financial Management, Educational Management, Electronic Commerce Management, Entrepreneurship, Financial Analysis, Health Services Management, Human Resource Management, Information Security, Information Systems Management, MBA Program, Network and Communications Management, Project Management, Public Administration, Wireless Communications
The area known as the Milwaukee-Madison-Chicago Triangle is the nation's third largest market for goods and services, talent and supplies. A diverse labor supply, good quality of living, competitive tax rates, and low utility costs are just some of the reasons businesses flock to Milwaukee.
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