UW College of Law students benefit from a low student-faculty ratio resulting in small classes, personalized instruction, and extensive hands-on practical training opportunities.
UW College of Law students can specialize in Law with a double major in Environment and Natural Resources, Business Administration or Public Administration. Make your law degree work for you!
At UW Law, students can participate in clinics that represent clients, prepare legal documents, and appear in court under the supervision of an experienced faculty member. Our students interact with a diverse group of outstanding lawyer-educators with extensive experience and legal expertise in our cutting-edge trial advocacy institute.
The University of Wyoming's College of Law provides graduate students exceptional training and opportunities for gaining personal experience with practicing law. The UW College of Law is the smallest public law school in the country, but this offers students great advantages! As a UW Law student you benefit from:
Small class sizes, which promote student-faculty interactions and open doors to new opportunities;
Four clinics, which give students hands-on experience with case-based law;
Externship and internship programs, which give students the ability to gain real world experience before they enter the legal profession;
A Law degree without the extravagant price tag; UW Law students take out fewer loans while they receive high-quality training;
Law faculty who teach courses while maintaining active law careers in legal research and inquiry, which provides students real-time and grounded insight.
May 23, 2013 — A recap of the spring 2013 semester at the College of Law in the E-Newsletter.
May 20, 2013 — The Center for the Study of Written Advocacy at the University of Wyoming College of Law has announced the first annual Writers' Retreat.
April 15, 2013 — Associate Professor of Law Noah Novogrodsky’s efforts to ensure University of Wyoming students have opportunities to hone their skills in international law have earned him UW’s 2013 Faculty Award for Internationalization.
April 2, 2013 — Two University of Wyoming College of Law teams finished among the top eight teams during the recent third annual National Energy and Sustainability Moot Court Competition at the West Virginia University College of Law.
