Where is Plymouth Campus?

Lakeland University's Plymouth Campus offers a comprehensive selection of undergraduate and graduate programs across various disciplines, emphasizing practical skills, leadership development, and career preparation in a supportive environment.

• Business and Economics: Accounting (financial analysis, auditing, taxation), Business Administration (management, entrepreneurship, international business), Finance, Human Resource Management, Marketing, and Supply Chain Management.
• Education: Elementary Education, Secondary Education (with endorsements in multiple subjects), Early Childhood Education, Physical Education, and Special Education, all aligned with Wisconsin teacher licensure standards.
• Health and Human Performance: Nursing (BSN with clinical rotations), Athletic Training, Exercise Science (preparing for PT/OT grad school), Occupational Therapy Assistant (associate degree with fieldwork), and Sport Management.
• Social Sciences: Criminal Justice (law enforcement, corrections, cybersecurity tracks), Psychology, Social Work, Sociology, and Political Science.
• Science, Technology, Engineering, Math (STEM): Biology (molecular, ecology tracks), Chemistry, Computer Science (programming, cybersecurity, data science), Mathematics, and Information Systems.
• Arts and Humanities: Communication (media, public relations), English and Creative Writing, Graphic Design and Visual Communication, Music (performance, education), Religion and Philosophy, Spanish, and Theatre.
• Other Specialized Programs: Paralegal Studies, Pre-Law, Environmental Science, History, and Interdisciplinary Studies.

Graduate offerings include the Master of Business Administration (MBA) with emphases in accounting, finance, healthcare management, and leadership; Master of Education (M.Ed.); Master of Science in Higher Education Leadership; and Master of Arts in Organizational Leadership. Programs feature small classes, internships, study abroad, undergraduate research, and the innovative Lakeland Advantage system for accelerated completion. The campus supports online/hybrid formats for flexibility, ensuring students gain real-world experience through capstone projects, service learning, and professional networks. With state-of-the-art facilities like science labs, a performing arts center, athletic complex, and library resources, Plymouth Campus fosters holistic development for over 40 majors, numerous minors, and certificates in areas like coaching, data analytics, and nonprofit management. This diverse curriculum equips graduates for immediate employment or advanced study, with strong outcomes in job placement and graduate school acceptance.