Academics at Edgewood University

At Edgewood University, we want to help you see the world through a global lens. Our curriculum strives to teach you about different cultures and global issues, so that you can become a global citizen who makes a positive impact. We believe in creating a welcoming campus where everyone’s point of view is valued, and together, we can create a diverse and open-minded learning community.

Contact the Center for Global Education if you are seeking:

• Study abroad opportunities
• International student information

Want to unlock your full potential intellectually and socially? With our Honors Program, you’ll find yourself surrounded by like-minded individuals who share your motivation for learning. This community of learners will help inspire and motivate you to achieve your goals and reach new heights of success. The program is flexible, and you can develop your own experiences to meet your passions and interests.

Learn more about the Honors Program.

Collaboration with the University of Wisconsin-Madison (UW-Madison)

As an Edgewood University student, you may take courses at UW-Madison. Your grades and credits will be transferred to your official Edgewood academic record and included in your Edgewood GPA. The tuition paid to Edgewood covers the cost of these courses.

International Dual-Degree Program with Madison College

International students now have the option to get their associate degree from Madison College and their bachelor’s degree from Edgewood University.

For more information, visit Partner Schools.

Explore Edgewood University’s online graduate and doctoral degree programs designed for working adults. Our flexible online platform allows you to advance your knowledge and transform your career without leaving your home or job. Spend more time with your loved ones while achieving your career goals.

Tell me more about online learning.

The Credit for Prior Learning Program helps you satisfy Edgewood University undergraduate requirements for relevant learning gained through work or other life experience. There are two major ways to get credit: through proficiency examinations and through the Portfolio process.

See more details on credit for prior learning.