International students must demonstrate English proficiency through tests such as TOEFL or IELTS. The specific requirements can be found on the Admissions Requirements page​ (CollegeData)​.

For more detailed information, you can visit the university's official website and admissions page.

Application Requirements

Undergraduate:

• Common Application or UW System Application: Choose either to apply.
• Application Fee: $60 for domestic students, $75 for international students.
• Transcripts: Official high school transcripts.
• Test Scores: ACT or SAT scores (if applicable, noting recent test-optional policies).
• Essay: Required personal statement or essay.
• Letters of Recommendation: Optional but encouraged.

Graduate:

• Application: Through the Graduate School application portal.
• Application Fee: $75 per application.
• Transcripts: Official transcripts from all post-secondary institutions attended.
• Test Scores: GRE scores may be required depending on the program.
• Letters of Recommendation: Typically three letters required.
• Statement of Purpose: Outlining your academic and professional goals.

UW-Madison offers a wide range of undergraduate and graduate programs. Notable specialties include:

• Engineering: Particularly strong in biomedical, chemical, and mechanical engineering.
• Life Sciences: Renowned programs in biology, biochemistry, and environmental studies.
• Business: The Wisconsin School of Business offers highly rated programs in various business disciplines.
• Education: The School of Education is known for its research and teacher preparation programs.
• Public Affairs: The La Follette School of Public Affairs is highly regarded for its public policy and administration programs​ (University of Wisconsin–Madison)​​ (UnivStats)​.

UW-Madison is a leading research institution with extensive facilities and significant research expenditures. The university ranks 8th in the nation for research expenditures. Key research areas include engineering, life sciences, physical sciences, and social sciences​ (University of Wisconsin–Madison)​.

The university offers over 160 graduate programs and numerous undergraduate majors. Some notable programs include:

• Engineering: Biomedical, Chemical, Mechanical, Electrical, and Civil Engineering.
• Life Sciences: Biology, Biochemistry, Environmental Studies.
• Business: Wisconsin School of Business programs.
• Public Affairs: La Follette School of Public Affairs​ (UnivStats)​​ (UW Madison Engineering)​.

Scholarship Information

UW-Madison offers a variety of scholarships and financial aid options:

• Incoming Freshman Scholarships: Multiple merit-based scholarships available.
• Need-Based Aid: Federal and state grants, work-study, and loans.
• Graduate Funding: Assistantships, fellowships, and traineeships are common for graduate students.
• Detailed information and application processes can be found on the Office of Financial Aid website​ (University of Wisconsin-Madison GuidE)​​ (UW Madison Engineering)​.

UW-Madison offers a variety of scholarships and financial aid options:

• Incoming Freshman Scholarships: Multiple merit-based scholarships available.
• Need-Based Aid: Federal and state grants, work-study, and loans.
• Graduate Funding: Assistantships, fellowships, and traineeships are common for graduate students.
• Detailed information and application processes can be found on the Office of Financial Aid website​ (University of Wisconsin-Madison GuidE)​​ (UW Madison Engineering)​.

International students have access to comprehensive support services including:

• International Student Services (ISS): Visa and immigration advising, orientation programs.
• Capstone Programs: Specific certificates available online or in-person for students on different visa types.
• English Language Support: Through the Writing Center and other resources​ (University of Wisconsin-Madison GuidE)​.

The university offers extensive career support:

• Career Services: Job fairs, resume workshops, and internship placement.
• Student Jobs: On-campus employment opportunities are available through the university's job board.
• Post-Graduate Employment: High employment rates for graduates in various sectors​ 
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UW-Madison is home to many distinguished faculty members. Notable professors include:

• David L. DeMets: Renowned biostatistician.
• Jo Handelsman: Microbiologist and former Associate Director for Science at the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy.
• William S. Middleton: Known for his work in internal medicine and his contributions to medical education​.

UW-Madison boasts 20 Nobel Prize winners among its faculty and alumni, contributing to its reputation as a leading research university​ (Nobel Prize)​.