Why the UW School of Energy Resources (SER)?

Do you like or have an aptitude for technology, science,math and engineering? Are you also interested in economics, policy and law? Are you intrigued by the idea of a career that blends all of these disciplines? The UW School of Energy Resources provides energy-related education, research and outreach. We showcase energy research projects at UW and bridge academics and industry. Our Energy Resource Management and Development bachelor of science program is designed to fill the increasing demand for professionals with a multidisciplinary background. Through a combination of rigorous academic training, hands-on scenarios, and real-world internships, students are prepared for the essential roles in the future energy arena.

Preparing Students for a Career in the Energy Industry

The UW School of Energy Resources prepares students for careers in the energy arena with a multidisciplinary education. Career opportunities include energy law, public  relations, energy development and management, energy research and discovery, reservoir modeling and simulation, energy lease negotiations, regulatory oversights and planning, geology and geophysics, and air,water and land quality monitoring and remediation.

Becoming a Global Leader in Sustainable Energy

The UW School of Energy Resources promotes the development of human resources and know-how required to solve critical energy challenges faced by society. We promote interdisciplinary academic, research, and outreach programs in engineering, science, economics and environmental policy. We are leading the charge to ensure Wyoming fulfills its promise to be a global leader in building a secure and sustainable energy future, and we are committed to proving nationally competitive undergraduate and graduate instruction in energy-related disciplines, particularly those of importance to develop Wyoming's energy resources. The UW School of Energy Resources supports scientific and engineering outreach through dissemination of information to Wyoming's energy industries, companies, community colleges and governmental agencies.