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Energy
As the nation’s population increases, it will become more challenging to find energy resources. Given these challenges, energy innovators must use the resources they have in the most efficient way, while looking for new resources. Learn how you can maximize the output of your organization or community’s energy systems and keep up with the industry’s fast-changing codes and ethical standards in an energy course from UW-Madison. Learn More
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Alternative Energy
Energy Optimization
Power
Power Electronics & Drives
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Facilities
Gain the knowledge needed to design, build, commission, operate, and maintain durable, energy-efficient, and healthy buildings. Learn More
Infrastructure & Environment
Civil engineers and other technical professionals help design and build infrastructure systems and facilities for government agencies and private sector firms. Since infrastructure usually involves a significant initial investment and is expected to have an extended useful life, it is essential that the design accounts for construction, operation and maintenance. Learn how to overcome environmental challenges in regards to solid waste and disposal, or understand the basics of soil engineering. If you’re a public works manager or engineer, learn how you can make the most of your dollars to build and maintain your community’s infrastructure systems. Keep your roads, streets, highways safe by learning how to predict pavement performance, and ensure your railroads are compliant with FRA 237. If water is your specialty, learn how to keep your supply safe through wastewater and treatment, or get certified in cross-connection and backflow prevention. Learn More
Topic Areas Include:
Environmental Management
Geotechnical & Coastal
Infrastructure Management
Transportation
Water
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Leadership & Management
Rapid changes in technology along with employee retirements and external economic pressures are driving a need for more technical leaders. But you'll have to be more than just tech-savvy to succeed in these roles--you'll also have to be people-savvy. Get ready to tackle a leading role in your organization or improve the way you’re approaching your current management role with a course from UW-Madison. Learn how to manage projects and technical teams, adopt new standards of asset management, communicate with your key stakeholders, and establish yourself as a thought leader in your organization. Choose from short courses, the Technical Leadership Certificate, or our online degree programs to strengthen your skills. Learn More
Topic Areas Include:
Asset Management
Project Management
Technical Communications
Technical Leadership
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Products & Processes
Whether you work in the industries of general manufacturing, food processing, or in the design and development of engine systems, UW-Madison has a wide range of advanced products and processes courses with depth and breadth to fulfill your needs. Not only will you learn how to better manage your output, you’ll learn strategies to avoid hazards and liabilities, keeping your technical professionals and your customers safe. Learn how to reduce your costs and order fulfillment time with an advanced manufacturing course, or keep your maintenance processes running smoothly with a Maintenance Management Certificate. Master the fundamentals of ammonia refrigeration, or work toward a laser welding certificate to improve your welding skills. Design internal combustion engines or learn how to make Lean work for your organization. Learn More
Topic Areas Include:
Advanced Manufacturing
Advanced Processes
Advanced Products
Operations & Maintenance Management
Process Management
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Energy
As the nation’s population increases, it will become more challenging to find energy resources. Given these challenges, energy innovators must use the resources they have in the most efficient way, while looking for new resources. Learn how you can maximize the output of your organization or community’s energy systems and keep up with the industry’s fast-changing codes and ethical standards in an energy course from UW-Madison. Learn More
Topic Areas Include:
Alternative Energy, Energy Optimization, Power, Power Electronics & DrivesExplore Energy
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Introduction to Electromagnetic Interference and Compatibility (EMI/EMC) and Best Practices1 Upcoming Date
Introduction to Power Electronics
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Transmission and Wholesale Markets School
1 Upcoming Date
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Facilities
Gain the knowledge needed to design, build, commission, operate, and maintain durable, energy-efficient, and healthy buildings. Learn More
Topic Areas Include:
Building Systems, Commissioning, Design & ConstructionExplore Facilities
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Evaluating Acoustics and Vibration in Buildings1 Upcoming Date
Understanding Building Mechanical Systems
1 Upcoming Date
Environmental Controls in Museums, Libraries, and Archives
1 Upcoming Date
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Infrastructure & Environment
Civil engineers and other technical professionals help design and build infrastructure systems and facilities for government agencies and private sector firms. Since infrastructure usually involves a significant initial investment and is expected to have an extended useful life, it is essential that the design accounts for construction, operation and maintenance. Learn how to overcome environmental challenges in regards to solid waste and disposal, or understand the basics of soil engineering. If you’re a public works manager or engineer, learn how you can make the most of your dollars to build and maintain your community’s infrastructure systems. Keep your roads, streets, highways safe by learning how to predict pavement performance, and ensure your railroads are compliant with FRA 237. If water is your specialty, learn how to keep your supply safe through wastewater and treatment, or get certified in cross-connection and backflow prevention. Learn More
Topic Areas Include:
Environmental Management, Geotechnical & Coastal, Infrastructure Management, Transportation, WaterExplore Infrastructure & Environment
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Unsaturated Soil Engineering and Thermal Geotechnics1 Upcoming Date
Geothermal Exchange Design and Installation
1 Upcoming Date
Water Reclamation: Emerging Trends, Challenges, and Opportunities
1 Upcoming Date
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Leadership & Management
Rapid changes in technology along with employee retirements and external economic pressures are driving a need for more technical leaders. But you'll have to be more than just tech-savvy to succeed in these roles--you'll also have to be people-savvy. Get ready to tackle a leading role in your organization or improve the way you’re approaching your current management role with a course from UW-Madison. Learn how to manage projects and technical teams, adopt new standards of asset management, communicate with your key stakeholders, and establish yourself as a thought leader in your organization. Choose from short courses, the Technical Leadership Certificate, or our online degree programs to strengthen your skills. Learn More
Topic Areas Include:
Asset Management, Project Management, Technical Communications Technical Leadership,Explore Leadership & Management
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Creating a Culture of Innovation: Harness the Power of Design Thinking1 Upcoming Date
Analytics for Project Management: Best Practices for Managing Project Performance Data
1 Upcoming Date
Advanced Asset Management Practices for Water and Wastewater Utilities
1 Upcoming Date
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Products & Processes
Whether you work in the industries of general manufacturing, food processing, or in the design and development of engine systems, UW-Madison has a wide range of advanced products and processes courses with depth and breadth to fulfill your needs. Not only will you learn how to better manage your output, you’ll learn strategies to avoid hazards and liabilities, keeping your technical professionals and your customers safe. Learn how to reduce your costs and order fulfillment time with an advanced manufacturing course, or keep your maintenance processes running smoothly with a Maintenance Management Certificate. Master the fundamentals of ammonia refrigeration, or work toward a laser welding certificate to improve your welding skills. Design internal combustion engines or learn how to make Lean work for your organization. Learn More
Topic Areas Include:
Advanced Manufacturing, Advanced Processes, Advanced Products, Operations & Maintenance Management, Process ManagementExplore Products & Processes
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Evolving and Aligning Continuous Improvement Efforts to Business Goals and Objectives1 Upcoming Date
Combustible Dusts: General Hazards and Code Compliance
1 Upcoming Date
Introduction to Predictive Maintenance Technologies
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