The state’s flagship campus, UW-Madison, and its affiliated entities contribute $15 billion a year to the Wisconsin economy, according to a report commissioned by the university and funded by its foundation.
UW-MADISON study | $15 BILLION ECONOMIC IMPACT in state
UW-Madison claims $15 billion in state economic impact
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Students walk along Linden Drive at UW-Madison on Tuesday. The university returns about $24 in state economic activity for every $1 in state investment, according to a new report from the university.
iCell neurons are fed by a technical application scientist at Cellular Research in Madison. UW-Madison's economic impact grew to $15 billion according to a new university report, in part because of stepped-up efforts to translate university research into products and start-up companies.
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UW-Madison generates $15 million for the state's economy yearly, according to this report by a consultant.
