University of Wisconsin - Madison (ENG) - UQ Abroad at The University of Queensland

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University of Wisconsin - Madison (ENGINEERING)

City:

Madison

Website:

www.wisc.edu
Engineering Webpage

Approximate semester dates:

Semester 1 (Fall): September-December
Semester 2 (Spring): January-May

Language of instruction:

English

Full time load equivalent:

15 credits per semester

Fields of Study Available:

This is not an exclusive list of the disciplines available. Disciplines listed here can provide a full-time load of study. All other available courses can be found in the course catalogue.

**Please note areas of study are subject to change. Please check the host university website for course availability.**

Engineering:

Chemical & Biological Engineering

Mechanical Engineering

Civil & Environmental Engineering

Materials Science & Engineering

Electrical & Computer Engineering

Course Catalogue

Restricted Fields of Study:

Students wanting to go on exchange to UW-M through the 'Engineering' faculty must take at least 50% of their courses in the College of Engineering. Students can take non-engineering courses.

Approximate living expenses:

US $8000 per semester
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Living expenses breakdown or refer to the information sheet below

Additional information:

Engineering students only

Information Sheet

International Student Handbook

Accommodation:
Short Term Accommodation
On-Campus Housing
Off-Campus Housing

Health Insurance: Student's will be required to purchase Wisc-Madison's insurance.

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Engineering
Biomedical Engineering
Formula SAE Team (An Engineering Student Organisation at UW-Madison)
Academics at Wisc-Madison
Welcome to Wisc-Madison
College Click TV - hear Wisconsin-Madison students talk about their university. Click on the 'search' option and type 'University of Wisconsin Madison'.
Facilities at Wisc-Madison

FUN FACTS:
- Wisconsin ties with Harvard in the production of Fortune 500 CEOs. (2011-2012)
- The 'Red Gym' (Armory and Gymnasium) was built in 1894 as a militia training and student recreation centre.
- Want to get back in touch with your 'country roots'? At the Dairy Cattle Center on Linden Drive you can see the cows milked everyday at 4:30pm

Charlie Searle: University of Wisconsin-Madison (Semester 2, 2010)

University of Wisconsin - Madison (ENG)

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