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University of Wisconsin - Madison Master's Degrees – Rankings by Specialization
In 2026, University of Wisconsin - Madison has 10 master's programs ranked across 10 different specializations
University of Wisconsin - Madison rankings
Marketing
U.S.A.
22
Cybersecurity, Systems Security and Data Protection
U.S.A.
13
University of Wisconsin-Madison, Wisconsin School of Business
MBA Applied Security Analysis
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Accounting
U.S.A.
33
University of Wisconsin-Madison - Wisconsin School of Business
GMAcc: Graduate Master of Accountancy (MAcc)
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Insurance and Actuarial Sciences
U.S.A.
30
University of Wisconsin-Madison - Wisconsin School of Business
MBA in Risk Management and Insurance
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Real Estate / Wealth management
U.S.A.
26
University of Wisconsin - Madison - Wisconsin School of Business
GREM: Global Real Estate (MS)
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Real Estate Management (Construction)
U.S.A.
22
Industrial and Operations Management
U.S.A.
10
University of Wisconsin-Madison - Wisconsin School of Business
MBA Operations & Technology Management
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Human Resources Management
U.S.A.
9
University of Wisconsin-Madison - Wisconsin School of Business
MBA Strategic Human Resource Management
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Cultural Management / Creative industries Management
U.S.A.
33
University of Wisconsin-Madison - Wisconsin School of Business
MA in Arts and Creative Enterprise Leadership
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Energy and Natural Resources
U.S.A.
14
University of Wisconsin - Madison - Wisconsin School of Business
MS Water Resources Management
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