Academic Affairs

The College of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences (CAHSS, pronounced “cause”) is home to writers, musicians, performers, researchers, policy makers and media voices. With several publications and media groups, centers and partnerships, it helps students gain experience, develop creativity and stay curious.

The world of business is constantly evolving, and we’re evolving with it. From partnerships with local companies to programs developed with industry input to new business centers, we’re making innovations to ensure students have plenty of opportunities.

The College of Health, Education, & Social Welfare (CHESW, pronounced "cheese whiz") aims to transform students both professionally and personally, helping them develop a broader worldview and skills to passionately succeed in the workforce.

Our College of Science, Engineering & Technology (CSET) features several nationally acclaimed centers. We strive to gain funding to support campus and community-based research projects and partnerships to provide more resources for our students.

We offer programs that meet industry needs and respond to the evolution of higher education. With several certificates, online degree programs and partnerships with local companies, Graduate Studies is focused on student success.

Serving high school students, professionals retirees and more, Continuing Education & Community Engagement (CECE) seeks give more access to education wherever you are in life.

Student experience at UW-Green Bay isn’t one size fits all—explore different options to see how we’re meeting student and community needs.

Our libraries and librarians help students develop research skills, explore our collections and use resources and technology.

Find out information about our admissions testing for incoming freshmen and transfer students.

Our Office of Institutional Strategy and Effectiveness leads the charge for institutional change by providing metrics and analyzing current policy.

Six goals guide Academic Affairs’ decisions and actions over the next few years. Each goal strives to improve student success and quality of life in our region.

During the 2020-21 academic year, we completed a comprehensive program review to ensure our curriculum aligns with our mission.