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Monday - October 15, 2018

Open Registration
New late-start fall classes are now available! Current MATC Students: Add a class and take a step toward graduating more quickly! Check INFOnline or visit an MATC Welcome Center to see more options and sign up today. Learn more
School of Business
School of Business Students develop skills in a wide variety of occupational areas that include culinary, green and sustainable, IT, management and marketing. Learn more
School of Health Sciences
School of Health Sciences Prepare for careers that keep the region healthy. Programs feature hands-on training in numerous medical settings along with MATC classrooms and labs, providing students with career-ready experiences. Learn more
School of Liberal Arts and Sciences
School of Liberal Arts and Sciences Engaging, diverse education and opportunities to complete the first two years of a bachelor's degree are among the options in the School of Liberal Arts and Sciences. Learn more
School of Media and Creative Arts
School of Media and Creative Arts The next generation of innovative, technical professionals is learning at MATC. Design your career in digital technologies and related creative industries. Learn more
School of Pre-College Education
School of Pre-College Education Offering comprehensive programs and services that lead to academic success including preparation for college through basic skills instruction, GED/HSED preparation, English as a Second Language and bilingual classes, and a fully accredited Adult High School. Learn more
School of Technology and Applied Sciences
School of Technology and Applied Sciences Practical skills in traditional and emerging technologies prepare students for careers that help sustain the region. Learn more

MATC in Action

Kristin Kellerman, Opportunity 34 Foundation, mother of Will Kellerman

MATC Tennis, Basketball Advance to NJCAA Divisions I and II, Allowing the College to Offer Athletic Scholarships

Milwaukee Area Technical College recently announced that MATC will transition men's and women's basketball teams from Division III to Division II play. The men's and women's tennis teams will begin their debut season this fall as Division I teams in the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA). The change gives the college the opportunity to award athletic scholarships and offers MATC a competitive advantage in recruiting student athletes

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