Businesses can gain access to new thinking, strategy and policy related to global issues and international business by tapping into UW-Madison’s international research centers.

• The Babcock Institute
  Acts as a crossroads for international dairy activities. Helps the dairy industry in Wisconsin and across the country to connect globally through collaborative research, market and trade analysis, and education.
• Center for Business Education and Research (CIBER)
  Created by the U.S. Congress in the late 1980s, CIBERs help increase and promote the nation's capacity for international understanding and economic enterprise.
• Center for World Affairs and the Global Economy (WAGE)
  Dedicated to developing programs and sharing information about international business practices and trends, global economic and political conditions, and the impact of international economic and business developments on the economies of Wisconsin and the Upper Midwest.
• Global Studies Program
  Emphasizes systemic approaches to the study of globalization, fostering innovative research, teaching and outreach activities in such diverse areas as global economy, culture and environment.
• International Institute
  Promotes in-depth knowledge of societies, cultures, economies and languages of countries and world regions, and includes student training, curricular innovation, overseas partnerships, and service and outreach to state government, business and the public.