WRESE
The Water Resources/Environmental Science and Engineering (WRESE) program is an interdisciplinary Ph.D. program, bringing together strengths and areas of excellence across campus into one coordinated set
of courses.
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WRESE Overview
PhD Program in Hydrologic Sciences is Approved by Trustees
On Friday, May 7, 2010 the University of Wyoming Board of Trustees approved the establishment of the WRESE Program's interdisciplinary PhD in Hydrologic Sciences.
Students will now be able to apply for or transfer into the program to attain a doctorate in Hydrologic Sciences. This interdisciplinary degree program encourages cross-department and inter-college coordination for research and education in hydrology and water resources.
Summary
The Water Resources/Environmental Science and Engineering (WRESE) program facilitates Ph.D.-level course offerings in water-related disciplines, and coordinates offerings of these courses. Furthermore, the WRESE program serves as a focal-point for water-related graduate research and education at the University of Wyoming.
Curriculum
The curriculum will revolve around core principles essential to understanding hydrologic processes and involve faculty and staff from departments and siciplines around the University.
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WRESE Program Chair
Scott N. Miller
Dept 3354
1000 E. University Ave.
Laramie, WY 82071
+1 307 766-4274
Email: snmiller@uwyo.edu
