Now Offering – AI Courses for Today’s Workforce
MILWAUKEE, WI, Aug 25, 2025 — The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (UWM) School of Continuing Education is adding more offerings to its lineup of artificial intelligence (AI) courses, which are designed to help professionals develop the skills and knowledge required to navigate today’s fast-evolving AI landscape.
From marketing and product development to HR and data engineering, professionals in nearly every field are feeling the impact of AI — and those who know how to work with it will be best positioned for what’s next. UWM’s expert-led, flexible courses are designed to deliver practical, immediately applicable skills that align with real-world challenges and opportunities.
Current course offerings include:
- Artificial Intelligence for Marketing Professionals
- AI-Based Product Management
- Python in Machine Learning Foundations
- AI and Data Ethics
- Artificial Intelligence for HR Professionals
- Mobile Robot
Learners will explore essential topics like AI integration in the workplace, prompt engineering, ethical considerations and deep learning fundamentals — all tailored to help professionals make informed, confident decisions in AI-driven environments.
Beyond stand-alone AI courses, UWM’s School of Continuing Education is also weaving AI-related content into an expanding number of programs across disciplines, ensuring that learners gain relevant context and skills regardless of their industry.
Whether professionals are looking to future-proof their skill set or unlock new career possibilities, UWM offers a trusted pathway into the world of AI with accessible, high-impact learning experiences. Courses are short in duration, ranging from several hours to a few weeks, and taught by industry experts with real-world experience.
Courses are open to the public. No applications are required. Learn more and explore course options at: uwm.edu/sce.
https://uwm.edu/sce/program_area/artificial-intelligence-courses/
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