MCW Campuses

The Central Wisconsin Campus of the Medical College of Wisconsin (MCW) in Wausau is a regional campus focused on training physicians to serve the healthcare needs of central and northern Wisconsin. This campus offers a unique, community-immersed medical education model, emphasizing rural and small-town healthcare delivery. Students are integrated into the local community from day one, gaining early clinical experience.

• Doctor of Medicine (MD) - A three-year accelerated program tailored to prepare students for careers in primary care and specialties critical to rural areas.
• Rural Medicine Focus - Curriculum designed to address the unique challenges of healthcare in underserved and rural communities.
• Clinical Partnerships - Training opportunities with local healthcare providers such as Aspirus Wausau Hospital for real-world experience.

The Central Wisconsin Campus prioritizes hands-on learning, with students engaging in clinical rotations early in their education to build practical skills. The accelerated MD program allows students to complete their medical training faster, enabling them to address the region’s physician shortage sooner. Faculty mentorship and small class sizes create a supportive learning environment, while community engagement initiatives help students understand the social determinants of health in rural settings. The campus collaborates with local organizations to improve healthcare access and outcomes, fostering a commitment to service among its students. With a strong emphasis on family medicine, internal medicine, and other primary care fields, the Central Wisconsin Campus is dedicated to producing compassionate, skilled physicians who are equipped to meet the healthcare needs of rural Wisconsin and beyond.

The Green Bay Campus of the Medical College of Wisconsin (MCW) is a regional campus dedicated to addressing the physician shortage in northeastern Wisconsin. Opened to train future doctors with a focus on community-based healthcare, this campus offers an innovative, accelerated medical education program tailored to the needs of rural and underserved populations. Students benefit from small class sizes and personalized mentorship.

• Doctor of Medicine (MD) - A three-year accelerated program designed to prepare students for primary care and specialties needed in the region, with early clinical exposure.
• Community Health Focus - Curriculum emphasizes rural medicine, family practice, and public health to serve local communities.
• Clinical Training Partnerships - Collaborations with local hospitals like Aurora BayCare Medical Center for hands-on experience.

The Green Bay Campus integrates students into the community through clinical rotations and service-learning opportunities, fostering a deep understanding of local healthcare challenges. The curriculum is designed to expedite the path to residency, allowing students to enter the workforce sooner while maintaining the high standards of MCW’s medical education. Faculty and staff provide robust support, ensuring students are well-prepared for the unique demands of practicing medicine in less urbanized areas. The campus also engages in community outreach, encouraging students to participate in health initiatives that improve access to care. With a focus on primary care specialties such as family medicine, pediatrics, and internal medicine, the Green Bay Campus plays a critical role in building a sustainable healthcare workforce for Wisconsin’s northeastern region, ultimately improving health outcomes for diverse populations.

The Milwaukee Campus of the Medical College of Wisconsin (MCW) serves as the primary hub for medical education, research, and clinical training. Located in the heart of Milwaukee, this campus offers a comprehensive range of programs focused on advancing healthcare and biomedical sciences. Students and faculty engage in cutting-edge research and patient care, supported by state-of-the-art facilities and partnerships with leading healthcare systems.

• Doctor of Medicine (MD) - A rigorous program preparing students for careers as physicians through clinical training and academic coursework.
• Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences - Offering PhD and Master's degrees in areas such as biochemistry, microbiology, and pharmacology.
• Master of Public Health (MPH) - Focused on community health, epidemiology, and health policy to address public health challenges.
• Physician Assistant Studies - Training students to provide high-quality medical care as part of healthcare teams.
• Biomedical Engineering - A collaborative program with Marquette University, focusing on innovative medical technologies.
• Residency and Fellowship Programs - Advanced clinical training in various specialties for medical graduates.

The campus emphasizes interprofessional education, ensuring that students from different disciplines collaborate to improve patient outcomes. With access to the Froedtert Hospital and other clinical affiliates, students gain hands-on experience in real-world settings. Research opportunities abound, with numerous labs and centers dedicated to advancing medical knowledge in areas like cancer, cardiovascular health, and neuroscience. The Milwaukee Campus is committed to fostering the next generation of healthcare leaders through a blend of academic excellence, clinical expertise, and community engagement.