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        Netherlands is the second most peaceful country. It is also one of the safest place on this planet. This is not it! There is more to this country other than just peace and safety. The education system is so flexible that it has all the study options to suit every budget without compromising the quality of education. Our country guide gives you a wholistic idea of what it’s like to study in the Netherlands. You can read about everything from Cost and Scholarships, to Popular cities, job opportunities, deadlines, etc. Click the link to read it, go on!

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    Madison is a mid-sized, more or less quiet city and is home to a number of universities. Of course, UW is highest ranked amongst these, and is rightly given one of the best possible locations in the city. The university is more or less self-sufficient, though there are a number of bars and restaurants nearby anyway. And you can obviously make the short two hour drive to Chicago if you need to.


    Infrastructure at University of Wisconsin-Madison

    The University of Wisconsin – Madison campus is definitely a sight to behold. The main campus is built on about 900 acres, though if you include all other campuses and research centers, the expanse is over 10,000 acres. The scenic beauty all over the campus is absolutely spellbinding, with a couple of rivers bordering it on two sides, and the Capital building on a third. Don’t be fooled by the natural beauty; from the inside, the buildings are completely state-of-the-art, having all sorts of sophisticated interiors and equipment. They have some excellent libraries, which together hold over 6 million volumes, and are perhaps the most expansive areas on campus.


    Residing Options at University of Wisconsin-Madison

    As for living, almost all grad students live off-campus, and fortunately there’s a plethora of living options available, so you don’t have to worry about competition in that department at least. Capital Square, Carroll Street and Main Street are the standard venues that Indians choose to stay in, because they are a- cheap and b- full of Indians.


    Weather at University of Wisconsin-Madison

    To put it subtly, you would have seen better weather. Summers are pretty hot, and you’re going to need a good amount of sunscreen. Winters, conversely, are terribly cold, with temperatures often falling well below the zero mark. Madison receives around 100 inches of snow every year which, in case you didn’t know, is quite a bit.


    Faculty and pedagogy at University of Wisconsin-Madison

    There are universities known for their party life, there are some known for their athletics, and some more known for their campuses, but the University of Wisconsin at Madison has earned itself a fantastic reputation thanks primarily to its academic programs. With some highly learned, reputed and dedicated professors, learning really is a joyful experience here. Although personalized attention isn’t a given, considering the size of some classes, professors are more than willing to go out of their way to help, provided it’s the students who take the initiative.


    Financial aid at University of Wisconsin-Madison

    Like is the case with most other public universities, it’s completely possible to get scholarships at UW. However, when you take a look around and see the kind of quality you’re competing with, and you might realize that you’d rather just apply for some Teaching or Research Assistantship and work for the money.


    Jobs and placements at University of Wisconsin-Madison

    Some fantastic companies like Philips Morrison, Accenture, P&G, Deloitte and Kohls are regular recruiters at UW, and the packages on offer more than do justice to the jobs they give you. As long as you’re able to maintain a decent level of academics, you should be quite sorted when it comes to getting a good, high-paying job.


    Alumni at University of Wisconsin-Madison

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    • Chris Bangle - Chief of Design for BMW Group
    • William S. Harley - Founder of Harley Davidson


    Verdict at University of Wisconsin-Madison

    Great college, if you can bear the weather. Oh and if you can get in, of course.


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  • Risk Management and Insurance (Masters)
  • International Affairs (Masters)
  • Supply Chain Management (MS)
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  • Marketing (Masters)
  • Natural Resources (Masters)
  • Public Affairs (Masters)
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    Weather conditions around UW Mad

    Jan - Mar Apr - Jun Jul - Sep Oct - Dec

    -10.2℃

    9.3℃

    21.2℃

    7.2℃


    Location at University of Wisconsin-Madison

    Madison is a mid-sized, more or less quiet city and is home to a number of universities. Of course, UW is highest ranked amongst these, and is rightly given one of the best possible locations in the city. The university is more or less self-sufficient, though there are a number of bars and restaurants nearby anyway. And you can obviously make the short two hour drive to Chicago if you need to.


    Infrastructure at University of Wisconsin-Madison

    The University of Wisconsin – Madison campus is definitely a sight to behold. The main campus is built on about 900 acres, though if you include all other campuses and research centers, the expanse is over 10,000 acres. The scenic beauty all over the campus is absolutely spellbinding, with a couple of rivers bordering it on two sides, and the Capital building on a third. Don’t be fooled by the natural beauty; from the inside, the buildings are completely state-of-the-art, having all sorts of sophisticated interiors and equipment. They have some excellent libraries, which together hold over 6 million volumes, and are perhaps the most expansive areas on campus.


    Residing Options at University of Wisconsin-Madison

    As for living, almost all grad students live off-campus, and fortunately there’s a plethora of living options available, so you don’t have to worry about competition in that department at least. Capital Square, Carroll Street and Main Street are the standard venues that Indians choose to stay in, because they are a- cheap and b- full of Indians.


    Weather at University of Wisconsin-Madison

    To put it subtly, you would have seen better weather. Summers are pretty hot, and you’re going to need a good amount of sunscreen. Winters, conversely, are terribly cold, with temperatures often falling well below the zero mark. Madison receives around 100 inches of snow every year which, in case you didn’t know, is quite a bit.


    Faculty and pedagogy at University of Wisconsin-Madison

    There are universities known for their party life, there are some known for their athletics, and some more known for their campuses, but the University of Wisconsin at Madison has earned itself a fantastic reputation thanks primarily to its academic programs. With some highly learned, reputed and dedicated professors, learning really is a joyful experience here. Although personalized attention isn’t a given, considering the size of some classes, professors are more than willing to go out of their way to help, provided it’s the students who take the initiative.


    Financial aid at University of Wisconsin-Madison

    Like is the case with most other public universities, it’s completely possible to get scholarships at UW. However, when you take a look around and see the kind of quality you’re competing with, and you might realize that you’d rather just apply for some Teaching or Research Assistantship and work for the money.


    Jobs and placements at University of Wisconsin-Madison

    Some fantastic companies like Philips Morrison, Accenture, P&G, Deloitte and Kohls are regular recruiters at UW, and the packages on offer more than do justice to the jobs they give you. As long as you’re able to maintain a decent level of academics, you should be quite sorted when it comes to getting a good, high-paying job.


    Alumni at University of Wisconsin-Madison

    • M.S.Swaminathan - Father of Green Revolution in India
    • Chris Bangle - Chief of Design for BMW Group
    • William S. Harley - Founder of Harley Davidson


    Verdict at University of Wisconsin-Madison

    Great college, if you can bear the weather. Oh and if you can get in, of course.


    UW Mad's School of Medicine

    Public
    university

    55%
    acceptance rate

    $21,800/year
    average tuition fee

    Get Loan Assistance

    $5,800/year
    average living expense

    *Average tuition fee is only an indicator of the estimate annual cost for Medicine courses at UW Mad. Course specific tuition fee may vary and it's best to refer to the university's [official website]. An estimate of the average tuition fee at University of Wisconsin-Madison in Indian Rupees is INR 16,11,000 as of 31 Jul 2020.


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    Medicine courses offered at UW Mad

    Courses Description
  • Animal Science (BS)
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  • Kinesiology (BS)
    Spring deadline: 1 Oct | Send docs
  • Neurobiology (BA)
    Spring deadline: 1 Oct | Send docs
  • Neurobiology (BS)
    Spring deadline: 1 Oct | Send docs
  • Pharmacology and Toxicology (BS)
    Spring deadline: 1 Oct | Send docs
  • Animal Science (Masters)
  • Bacteriology (Masters)
  • Exercise Physiology (Masters)
  • Nursing (Masters)
  • Pharmacy (Masters)
  • Public Health (Masters)
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    Weather conditions around UW Mad

    Jan - Mar Apr - Jun Jul - Sep Oct - Dec

    -10.2℃

    9.3℃

    21.2℃

    7.2℃


    Location at University of Wisconsin-Madison

    Madison is a mid-sized, more or less quiet city and is home to a number of universities. Of course, UW is highest ranked amongst these, and is rightly given one of the best possible locations in the city. The university is more or less self-sufficient, though there are a number of bars and restaurants nearby anyway. And you can obviously make the short two hour drive to Chicago if you need to.


    Infrastructure at University of Wisconsin-Madison

    The University of Wisconsin – Madison campus is definitely a sight to behold. The main campus is built on about 900 acres, though if you include all other campuses and research centers, the expanse is over 10,000 acres. The scenic beauty all over the campus is absolutely spellbinding, with a couple of rivers bordering it on two sides, and the Capital building on a third. Don’t be fooled by the natural beauty; from the inside, the buildings are completely state-of-the-art, having all sorts of sophisticated interiors and equipment. They have some excellent libraries, which together hold over 6 million volumes, and are perhaps the most expansive areas on campus.


    Residing Options at University of Wisconsin-Madison

    As for living, almost all grad students live off-campus, and fortunately there’s a plethora of living options available, so you don’t have to worry about competition in that department at least. Capital Square, Carroll Street and Main Street are the standard venues that Indians choose to stay in, because they are a- cheap and b- full of Indians.


    Weather at University of Wisconsin-Madison

    To put it subtly, you would have seen better weather. Summers are pretty hot, and you’re going to need a good amount of sunscreen. Winters, conversely, are terribly cold, with temperatures often falling well below the zero mark. Madison receives around 100 inches of snow every year which, in case you didn’t know, is quite a bit.


    Faculty and pedagogy at University of Wisconsin-Madison

    There are universities known for their party life, there are some known for their athletics, and some more known for their campuses, but the University of Wisconsin at Madison has earned itself a fantastic reputation thanks primarily to its academic programs. With some highly learned, reputed and dedicated professors, learning really is a joyful experience here. Although personalized attention isn’t a given, considering the size of some classes, professors are more than willing to go out of their way to help, provided it’s the students who take the initiative.


    Financial aid at University of Wisconsin-Madison

    Like is the case with most other public universities, it’s completely possible to get scholarships at UW. However, when you take a look around and see the kind of quality you’re competing with, and you might realize that you’d rather just apply for some Teaching or Research Assistantship and work for the money.


    Jobs and placements at University of Wisconsin-Madison

    Some fantastic companies like Philips Morrison, Accenture, P&G, Deloitte and Kohls are regular recruiters at UW, and the packages on offer more than do justice to the jobs they give you. As long as you’re able to maintain a decent level of academics, you should be quite sorted when it comes to getting a good, high-paying job.


    Alumni at University of Wisconsin-Madison

    • M.S.Swaminathan - Father of Green Revolution in India
    • Chris Bangle - Chief of Design for BMW Group
    • William S. Harley - Founder of Harley Davidson


    Verdict at University of Wisconsin-Madison

    Great college, if you can bear the weather. Oh and if you can get in, of course.


    UW Mad's School of Sciences

    Public
    university

    55%
    acceptance rate

    $21,800/year
    average tuition fee

    Get Loan Assistance

    $5,800/year
    average living expense

    *Average tuition fee is only an indicator of the estimate annual cost for Sciences courses at UW Mad. Course specific tuition fee may vary and it's best to refer to the university's [official website]. An estimate of the average tuition fee at University of Wisconsin-Madison in Indian Rupees is INR 16,11,000 as of 31 Jul 2020.


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    Sciences courses offered at UW Mad

    Courses Description
  • Botany (BA)
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  • Botany (BS)
    Spring deadline: 1 Oct | Send docs
  • Chemistry (BA)
    Spring deadline: 1 Oct | Send docs
  • Chemistry (BS)
    Spring deadline: 1 Oct | Send docs
  • Communication Sciences and Disorders (BA)
    Spring deadline: 1 Oct | Send docs
  • Communication Sciences and Disorders (BS)
    Spring deadline: 1 Oct | Send docs
  • Communication Sciences and Disorders (BSE)
    Spring deadline: 1 Oct | Send docs
  • Dairy Science (BS)
    Spring deadline: 1 Oct | Send docs
  • Wildlife Ecology (BS)
    Spring deadline: 1 Oct | Send docs
  • Engineering Mechanics (BS)
    Spring deadline: 1 Oct | Send docs
  • Engineering Physics (BS)
    Spring deadline: 1 Oct | Send docs
  • Entomology (BS)
    Spring deadline: 1 Oct | Send docs
  • Food Science (BS)
    Spring deadline: 1 Oct | Send docs
  • Forest Science (BS)
    Spring deadline: 1 Oct | Send docs
  • Geography (BA)
    Spring deadline: 1 Oct | Send docs
  • Geography (BS)
    Spring deadline: 1 Oct | Send docs
  • Geology and Geophysics (BA)
    Spring deadline: 1 Oct | Send docs
  • Geology and Geophysics (BS)
    Spring deadline: 1 Oct | Send docs
  • Mathematics (BA)
    Spring deadline: 1 Oct | Send docs
  • Mathematics (BS)
    Spring deadline: 1 Oct | Send docs
  • Statistics (BA)
    Spring deadline: 1 Oct | Send docs
  • Statistics (BS)
    Spring deadline: 1 Oct | Send docs
  • Nutritional Science (BS)
    Spring deadline: 1 Oct | Send docs
  • Physics (BA)
    Spring deadline: 1 Oct | Send docs
  • Physics (BS)
    Spring deadline: 1 Oct | Send docs
  • Psychology (BA)
    Spring deadline: 1 Oct | Send docs
  • Psychology (BS)
    Spring deadline: 1 Oct | Send docs
  • Zoology (BA)
    Spring deadline: 1 Oct | Send docs
  • Zoology (BS)
    Spring deadline: 1 Oct | Send docs
  • Atmospheric Sciences (Masters)
  • Botany (Masters)
  • Chemistry (Masters)
  • Communication Sciences and Disorders (Masters)
  • Dairy Science (Masters)
  • Agroecology (Masters)
  • Wildlife Ecology (Masters)
  • Human Ecology (Masters)
  • Engineering Mechanics (MS)
  • Entomology (Masters)
  • Environmental Toxicology (Masters)
  • Epidemiology (Masters)
  • Food Science (MS)
  • Forestry (Masters)
  • Freshwater Sciences (Masters)
  • Water Resource Management (Masters)
  • Geography (Masters)
  • Geosciences (Masters)
  • Adult - Gerontological Nursing (Masters)
  • Horticulture (Masters)
  • Material Science (Masters)
  • Mathematics (MA)
  • Statistical Science (Masters)
  • Statistics: Data Science (MS)
    Spring deadline: 15 Oct | Send docs
  • Medical Physics (Masters)
  • Physics (Masters)
  • Plant Breeding (Masters)
  • Plant Pathology (Masters)
  • Psychology (Masters)
  • Soil Science (Masters)
  • Zoology (Masters)
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    Weather conditions around UW Mad

    Jan - Mar Apr - Jun Jul - Sep Oct - Dec

    -10.2℃

    9.3℃

    21.2℃

    7.2℃


    Location at University of Wisconsin-Madison

    Madison is a mid-sized, more or less quiet city and is home to a number of universities. Of course, UW is highest ranked amongst these, and is rightly given one of the best possible locations in the city. The university is more or less self-sufficient, though there are a number of bars and restaurants nearby anyway. And you can obviously make the short two hour drive to Chicago if you need to.


    Infrastructure at University of Wisconsin-Madison

    The University of Wisconsin – Madison campus is definitely a sight to behold. The main campus is built on about 900 acres, though if you include all other campuses and research centers, the expanse is over 10,000 acres. The scenic beauty all over the campus is absolutely spellbinding, with a couple of rivers bordering it on two sides, and the Capital building on a third. Don’t be fooled by the natural beauty; from the inside, the buildings are completely state-of-the-art, having all sorts of sophisticated interiors and equipment. They have some excellent libraries, which together hold over 6 million volumes, and are perhaps the most expansive areas on campus.


    Residing Options at University of Wisconsin-Madison

    As for living, almost all grad students live off-campus, and fortunately there’s a plethora of living options available, so you don’t have to worry about competition in that department at least. Capital Square, Carroll Street and Main Street are the standard venues that Indians choose to stay in, because they are a- cheap and b- full of Indians.


    Weather at University of Wisconsin-Madison

    To put it subtly, you would have seen better weather. Summers are pretty hot, and you’re going to need a good amount of sunscreen. Winters, conversely, are terribly cold, with temperatures often falling well below the zero mark. Madison receives around 100 inches of snow every year which, in case you didn’t know, is quite a bit.


    Faculty and pedagogy at University of Wisconsin-Madison

    There are universities known for their party life, there are some known for their athletics, and some more known for their campuses, but the University of Wisconsin at Madison has earned itself a fantastic reputation thanks primarily to its academic programs. With some highly learned, reputed and dedicated professors, learning really is a joyful experience here. Although personalized attention isn’t a given, considering the size of some classes, professors are more than willing to go out of their way to help, provided it’s the students who take the initiative.


    Financial aid at University of Wisconsin-Madison

    Like is the case with most other public universities, it’s completely possible to get scholarships at UW. However, when you take a look around and see the kind of quality you’re competing with, and you might realize that you’d rather just apply for some Teaching or Research Assistantship and work for the money.


    Jobs and placements at University of Wisconsin-Madison

    Some fantastic companies like Philips Morrison, Accenture, P&G, Deloitte and Kohls are regular recruiters at UW, and the packages on offer more than do justice to the jobs they give you. As long as you’re able to maintain a decent level of academics, you should be quite sorted when it comes to getting a good, high-paying job.


    Alumni at University of Wisconsin-Madison

    • M.S.Swaminathan - Father of Green Revolution in India
    • Chris Bangle - Chief of Design for BMW Group
    • William S. Harley - Founder of Harley Davidson


    Verdict at University of Wisconsin-Madison

    Great college, if you can bear the weather. Oh and if you can get in, of course.


    UW Mad's School of Arts

    Public
    university

    55%
    acceptance rate

    $18,000/year
    average tuition fee

    Get Loan Assistance

    $5,800/year
    average living expense

    *Average tuition fee is only an indicator of the estimate annual cost for Arts courses at UW Mad. Course specific tuition fee may vary and it's best to refer to the university's [official website]. An estimate of the average tuition fee at University of Wisconsin-Madison in Indian Rupees is INR 13,32,000 as of 31 Jul 2020.


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    Arts courses offered at UW Mad

    Courses Description
  • Anthropology (BA)
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  • Anthropology (BS)
    Spring deadline: 1 Oct | Send docs
  • Art (BS)
    Spring deadline: 1 Oct | Send docs
  • Art (BFA)
    Spring deadline: 1 Oct | Send docs
  • Athletic Training (BS)
    Spring deadline: 1 Oct | Send docs
  • Classics (BA)
    Spring deadline: 1 Oct | Send docs
  • Classics (BS)
    Spring deadline: 1 Oct | Send docs
  • Philosophy (BA)
    Spring deadline: 1 Oct | Send docs
  • Philosophy (BS)
    Spring deadline: 1 Oct | Send docs
  • Political Science (BA)
    Spring deadline: 1 Oct | Send docs
  • Political Science (BS)
    Spring deadline: 1 Oct | Send docs
  • Social Welfare (BA)
    Spring deadline: 1 Oct | Send docs
  • Social Welfare (BS)
    Spring deadline: 1 Oct | Send docs
  • Social Work (BSW)
    Spring deadline: 1 Oct | Send docs
  • Sociology (BA)
    Spring deadline: 1 Oct | Send docs
  • Sociology (BS)
    Spring deadline: 1 Oct | Send docs
  • Education (Masters)
  • Art (Masters)
  • Asian Studies (Masters)
  • Journalism and Mass Communication (Masters)
  • Chinese (Masters)
  • Communication (Masters)
  • Life Sciences Communication (Masters)
  • Counseling (Masters)
  • Creative Writing (Masters)
  • Curriculum and Instruction (Masters)
  • Educational Psychology (Masters)
  • English (Masters)
  • French (Masters)
  • German (Masters)
  • History (Masters)
  • Italian (Masters)
  • Japanese (Masters)
  • Journalism (Masters)
  • Co Rative Literature and Folklore Studies (Masters)
  • Latin American Studies (Masters)
  • Library and Information Studies (Masters)
  • Philosophy (Masters)
  • Portuguese (Masters)
  • Rehabilitation Counseling (Masters)
  • Russian (Masters)
  • Scandinavian Studies (Masters)
  • Social Work (Masters)
  • Sociology (Masters)
  • Spanish (Masters)
  • Theatre (Masters)
  • Educational Leadership (Masters)
  • Women's and Gender Studies (Masters)
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    Weather conditions around UW Mad

    Jan - Mar Apr - Jun Jul - Sep Oct - Dec

    -10.2℃

    9.3℃

    21.2℃

    7.2℃


    Location at University of Wisconsin-Madison

    Madison is a mid-sized, more or less quiet city and is home to a number of universities. Of course, UW is highest ranked amongst these, and is rightly given one of the best possible locations in the city. The university is more or less self-sufficient, though there are a number of bars and restaurants nearby anyway. And you can obviously make the short two hour drive to Chicago if you need to.


    Infrastructure at University of Wisconsin-Madison

    The University of Wisconsin – Madison campus is definitely a sight to behold. The main campus is built on about 900 acres, though if you include all other campuses and research centers, the expanse is over 10,000 acres. The scenic beauty all over the campus is absolutely spellbinding, with a couple of rivers bordering it on two sides, and the Capital building on a third. Don’t be fooled by the natural beauty; from the inside, the buildings are completely state-of-the-art, having all sorts of sophisticated interiors and equipment. They have some excellent libraries, which together hold over 6 million volumes, and are perhaps the most expansive areas on campus.


    Residing Options at University of Wisconsin-Madison

    As for living, almost all grad students live off-campus, and fortunately there’s a plethora of living options available, so you don’t have to worry about competition in that department at least. Capital Square, Carroll Street and Main Street are the standard venues that Indians choose to stay in, because they are a- cheap and b- full of Indians.


    Weather at University of Wisconsin-Madison

    To put it subtly, you would have seen better weather. Summers are pretty hot, and you’re going to need a good amount of sunscreen. Winters, conversely, are terribly cold, with temperatures often falling well below the zero mark. Madison receives around 100 inches of snow every year which, in case you didn’t know, is quite a bit.


    Faculty and pedagogy at University of Wisconsin-Madison

    There are universities known for their party life, there are some known for their athletics, and some more known for their campuses, but the University of Wisconsin at Madison has earned itself a fantastic reputation thanks primarily to its academic programs. With some highly learned, reputed and dedicated professors, learning really is a joyful experience here. Although personalized attention isn’t a given, considering the size of some classes, professors are more than willing to go out of their way to help, provided it’s the students who take the initiative.


    Financial aid at University of Wisconsin-Madison

    Like is the case with most other public universities, it’s completely possible to get scholarships at UW. However, when you take a look around and see the kind of quality you’re competing with, and you might realize that you’d rather just apply for some Teaching or Research Assistantship and work for the money.


    Jobs and placements at University of Wisconsin-Madison

    Some fantastic companies like Philips Morrison, Accenture, P&G, Deloitte and Kohls are regular recruiters at UW, and the packages on offer more than do justice to the jobs they give you. As long as you’re able to maintain a decent level of academics, you should be quite sorted when it comes to getting a good, high-paying job.


    Alumni at University of Wisconsin-Madison

    • M.S.Swaminathan - Father of Green Revolution in India
    • Chris Bangle - Chief of Design for BMW Group
    • William S. Harley - Founder of Harley Davidson


    Verdict at University of Wisconsin-Madison

    Great college, if you can bear the weather. Oh and if you can get in, of course.


    UW Mad's School of Architecture

    Public
    university

    55%
    acceptance rate

    $20,600/year
    average tuition fee

    Get Loan Assistance

    $5,800/year
    average living expense

    *Average tuition fee is only an indicator of the estimate annual cost for Architecture courses at UW Mad. Course specific tuition fee may vary and it's best to refer to the university's [official website]. An estimate of the average tuition fee at University of Wisconsin-Madison in Indian Rupees is INR 15,24,000 as of 31 Jul 2020.


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    Courses Description
  • Interior Architecture (BS)
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  • Landscape Architecture (BLA)
    Spring deadline: 1 Oct | Send docs
  • Landscape Architecture (BS)
    Spring deadline: 1 Oct | Send docs
  • Urban and Regional Planning (Masters)
  • Landscape Architecture (Masters)
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    Weather conditions around UW Mad

    Jan - Mar Apr - Jun Jul - Sep Oct - Dec

    -10.2℃

    9.3℃

    21.2℃

    7.2℃


    Location at University of Wisconsin-Madison

    Madison is a mid-sized, more or less quiet city and is home to a number of universities. Of course, UW is highest ranked amongst these, and is rightly given one of the best possible locations in the city. The university is more or less self-sufficient, though there are a number of bars and restaurants nearby anyway. And you can obviously make the short two hour drive to Chicago if you need to.


    Infrastructure at University of Wisconsin-Madison

    The University of Wisconsin – Madison campus is definitely a sight to behold. The main campus is built on about 900 acres, though if you include all other campuses and research centers, the expanse is over 10,000 acres. The scenic beauty all over the campus is absolutely spellbinding, with a couple of rivers bordering it on two sides, and the Capital building on a third. Don’t be fooled by the natural beauty; from the inside, the buildings are completely state-of-the-art, having all sorts of sophisticated interiors and equipment. They have some excellent libraries, which together hold over 6 million volumes, and are perhaps the most expansive areas on campus.


    Residing Options at University of Wisconsin-Madison

    As for living, almost all grad students live off-campus, and fortunately there’s a plethora of living options available, so you don’t have to worry about competition in that department at least. Capital Square, Carroll Street and Main Street are the standard venues that Indians choose to stay in, because they are a- cheap and b- full of Indians.


    Weather at University of Wisconsin-Madison

    To put it subtly, you would have seen better weather. Summers are pretty hot, and you’re going to need a good amount of sunscreen. Winters, conversely, are terribly cold, with temperatures often falling well below the zero mark. Madison receives around 100 inches of snow every year which, in case you didn’t know, is quite a bit.


    Faculty and pedagogy at University of Wisconsin-Madison

    There are universities known for their party life, there are some known for their athletics, and some more known for their campuses, but the University of Wisconsin at Madison has earned itself a fantastic reputation thanks primarily to its academic programs. With some highly learned, reputed and dedicated professors, learning really is a joyful experience here. Although personalized attention isn’t a given, considering the size of some classes, professors are more than willing to go out of their way to help, provided it’s the students who take the initiative.


    Financial aid at University of Wisconsin-Madison

    Like is the case with most other public universities, it’s completely possible to get scholarships at UW. However, when you take a look around and see the kind of quality you’re competing with, and you might realize that you’d rather just apply for some Teaching or Research Assistantship and work for the money.


    Jobs and placements at University of Wisconsin-Madison

    Some fantastic companies like Philips Morrison, Accenture, P&G, Deloitte and Kohls are regular recruiters at UW, and the packages on offer more than do justice to the jobs they give you. As long as you’re able to maintain a decent level of academics, you should be quite sorted when it comes to getting a good, high-paying job.


    Alumni at University of Wisconsin-Madison

    • M.S.Swaminathan - Father of Green Revolution in India
    • Chris Bangle - Chief of Design for BMW Group
    • William S. Harley - Founder of Harley Davidson


    Verdict at University of Wisconsin-Madison

    Great college, if you can bear the weather. Oh and if you can get in, of course.


    UW Mad's School of Law

    Public
    university

    55%
    acceptance rate

    $20,600/year
    average tuition fee

    Get Loan Assistance

    $5,800/year
    average living expense

    *Average tuition fee is only an indicator of the estimate annual cost for Law courses at UW Mad. Course specific tuition fee may vary and it's best to refer to the university's [official website]. An estimate of the average tuition fee at University of Wisconsin-Madison in Indian Rupees is INR 15,24,000 as of 31 Jul 2020.


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    Jan - Mar Apr - Jun Jul - Sep Oct - Dec

    -10.2℃

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    Location at University of Wisconsin-Madison

    Madison is a mid-sized, more or less quiet city and is home to a number of universities. Of course, UW is highest ranked amongst these, and is rightly given one of the best possible locations in the city. The university is more or less self-sufficient, though there are a number of bars and restaurants nearby anyway. And you can obviously make the short two hour drive to Chicago if you need to.


    Infrastructure at University of Wisconsin-Madison

    The University of Wisconsin – Madison campus is definitely a sight to behold. The main campus is built on about 900 acres, though if you include all other campuses and research centers, the expanse is over 10,000 acres. The scenic beauty all over the campus is absolutely spellbinding, with a couple of rivers bordering it on two sides, and the Capital building on a third. Don’t be fooled by the natural beauty; from the inside, the buildings are completely state-of-the-art, having all sorts of sophisticated interiors and equipment. They have some excellent libraries, which together hold over 6 million volumes, and are perhaps the most expansive areas on campus.


    Residing Options at University of Wisconsin-Madison

    As for living, almost all grad students live off-campus, and fortunately there’s a plethora of living options available, so you don’t have to worry about competition in that department at least. Capital Square, Carroll Street and Main Street are the standard venues that Indians choose to stay in, because they are a- cheap and b- full of Indians.


    Weather at University of Wisconsin-Madison

    To put it subtly, you would have seen better weather. Summers are pretty hot, and you’re going to need a good amount of sunscreen. Winters, conversely, are terribly cold, with temperatures often falling well below the zero mark. Madison receives around 100 inches of snow every year which, in case you didn’t know, is quite a bit.


    Faculty and pedagogy at University of Wisconsin-Madison

    There are universities known for their party life, there are some known for their athletics, and some more known for their campuses, but the University of Wisconsin at Madison has earned itself a fantastic reputation thanks primarily to its academic programs. With some highly learned, reputed and dedicated professors, learning really is a joyful experience here. Although personalized attention isn’t a given, considering the size of some classes, professors are more than willing to go out of their way to help, provided it’s the students who take the initiative.


    Financial aid at University of Wisconsin-Madison

    Like is the case with most other public universities, it’s completely possible to get scholarships at UW. However, when you take a look around and see the kind of quality you’re competing with, and you might realize that you’d rather just apply for some Teaching or Research Assistantship and work for the money.


    Jobs and placements at University of Wisconsin-Madison

    Some fantastic companies like Philips Morrison, Accenture, P&G, Deloitte and Kohls are regular recruiters at UW, and the packages on offer more than do justice to the jobs they give you. As long as you’re able to maintain a decent level of academics, you should be quite sorted when it comes to getting a good, high-paying job.


    Alumni at University of Wisconsin-Madison

    • M.S.Swaminathan - Father of Green Revolution in India
    • Chris Bangle - Chief of Design for BMW Group
    • William S. Harley - Founder of Harley Davidson


    Verdict at University of Wisconsin-Madison

    Great college, if you can bear the weather. Oh and if you can get in, of course.


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