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For general application and admission questions, contact:

UW Office of Admissions:
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admissions@uwyo.edu

Why University of Wyoming? 

	UW's Natural Laboratory The University of Wyoming is located within an unparalleled natural lab for research in energy, environment, writing, education and more.
	A Strong Culture of Student-Faculty Engagement We are an optimal size for and have a strong culture of collaboration between faculty and graduate students.
	Interdisciplinary Life and Physical Science Programs UW departments collaborate to offer innovative interdisciplinary doctoral programs in the life and physical sciences.
	An Outdoor Playground UW students live in an area of unique natural beauty with immediate access to a variety of year-round outdoor experiences.

Graduate Education News

Company’s Spin-Out Agreement with UW Looks to Sustain Long-Term Production of Coal-Bed Methane

May 1, 2012 — Enwyo LLC recently finalized a spin-out agreement with the University of Wyoming, a deal that could add value to the state’s natural resources by reviving dormant, economically-depleted coal-bed methane wells in the Powder River Basin.

UW Formalizes Cooperation Agreement with Kazakhstan University

April 12, 2012 — Opportunities for faculty and student exchanges will result from a new cooperative agreement between the University of Wyoming and the Kazakh National University (KazNU).

UW Writer-in-Residence Departs for Everest Expedition

April 6, 2012 — The last time Mark Jenkins tried to climb Mount Everest, he was pursuing a master’s degree in geography at the University of Wyoming. He was unable to reach the summit of the world’s highest mountain on that 1986 expedition but, as part of his research into acid snow, he collected snow samples at a higher elevation than anyone had before.

UW Student to Help Create 3-D Animation Software for Scientists

March 23, 2012 — Ashish Dhital will play a key role in transforming crunched computer data into a more visually appealing form for National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) scientists.

UW Tuition, Fee Hikes Target Students’ Experience

March 23, 2012 — University of Wyoming students will see improved libraries, classroom technology and instructional equipment and supplies as a result of a tuition increase approved today (Friday) by the UW Board of Trustees.