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Applied Computing

Achieve Your Career Goals in Technology

Launch your career in computer science with the 100% online Bachelor of Science in Applied Computing from the University of Wisconsin.
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Earn your Bachelor’s in Applied Computing–100% Online

Organizations across industries need computing professionals who aren’t only great programmers, but who can also apply skills like project management, communication and IT strategy to drive business success. Designed for working adults, the UW online Applied Computing bachelor degree completion program, will help you develop skills in both programming technology and business to prepare you to stand out and secure your spot in this growing field. Learn more about the program’s admission requirements and get started.

Future-Focused Learning

The UW Applied Computing program proves to employers that you have the tools required to solve their organization’s day-to-day technical and operational issues. More importantly, it teaches you how to develop new technologies and participate in future tech innovation so you’ll know how to fix tomorrow’s problems.

Technology and Business Combined

Today’s employers need well-rounded IT professionals. This unique computer science curriculum has a sharp focus on business skills like project management, IS strategy, and legal and ethical issues, so you can use your technical expertise to propel the organization forward.

Real-World Application

Because the program was designed with working adults in mind, skills are combined and taught in the same way professionals utilize them day-to-day in the workplace. With the capstone course, you’ll get a chance to apply your knowledge in a real-world setting, giving you the practical experience employers will notice.

The Value of a University of Wisconsin Education

Where you get your degree is important to employers. How much you invest is important to you. The UW Applied Computing degree takes both into consideration–you’ll graduate with a degree from the University of Wisconsin; one of the largest and most widely respected public and accredited higher education organizations in the country. And you’ll pay a flat rate tuition of whether you live in Wisconsin or out of state. Tuition is $505 per credit ($30,805 total). Financial aid is available for students who qualify.