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Meet Stimulus Program Requirements
The UW–Madison Engineering Professional Development offers a full spectrum of courses that address topics, including:
- Civil engineering, environmental engineering, and project management
- Drinking water, water distribution, and treatment plants
- Sustainability and climate change
- Geotechnical engineering, foundations, public works, and railroads
- Solid waste, storm water, storm sewers, rivers, dams, and groundwater
- Docks and marinas
- Streets, highways, bridges, and structural engineering
- Wastewater, wastewater treatment, sanitary sewers, pumping stations, water reuse, water resources, and hydraulics
- Electrical engineering, electrical power, and energy auditing and efficiency
| EPD can deliver courses at your site or tailor our programs to meet your needs. Learn more. |
The Latest Knowledge and Skills
Infrastructure courses from the University of Wisconsin–Madison provide the latest knowledge and skills needed to effectively plan, design, operate and manage the many crucial systems of public infrastructure upon which our society depends.
With the tools gained in these courses, you will:
- Effectively compete for stimulus package funds
- Scale up projects quickly and efficiently
- Increase accountability throughout the project process
Custom On-site Courses Also Available
For sponsored groups, custom on-site courses can be provided at your site and customized to suit the special needs of your organization.
More Information
Email us to discuss any of our Infrastructure Management courses or on-site training options.