Graduate Resources
Graduate Deadlines
See the Office of the Registrar's breakdown of graduate student deadlines!
Graduate Degree Timeline
See the Office of the Registrar's degree timeline for graduate students!
Graduate Student Forms & Guidelines
See the Office of the Registrar's list of forms and procedures for graduate students!
Graduate Admissions Information
Ready to advance your expertise in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science?
Our graduate programs offer cutting-edge research opportunities and specialized curricula designed to prepare you for leadership in a rapidly evolving technological landscape. You'll find detailed information on admission requirements, application procedures, funding opportunities, and program-specific insights.
Discover how our cutting-edge research, dedicated faculty, and vibrant community can help you achieve your goals. Your future starts here – visit our graduate admissions page today!
GRE Test Score is not required for AY 2025-2026 Admissions
Paths
Explore our range of Master of Science (MS) options designed to deepen your expertise and our innovative Ph.D. programs that empower you to push the boundaries of knowledge. Discover the perfect program to advance your career and contribute to groundbreaking research.
M.S. Plan A
A Plan A degree is a traditional research-based Master's program that requires the student develop and complete a research project, and to successfully defend a written thesis. Refer to the Master's admissions guidelines for minimum requirements.
M.S. Plan B
The Plan B option replaces the requirement of a formal thesis with a project defense and an increased course load. Consult with your advisor about this option. Refer to the Master's admissions guidelines for minimum requirements.
Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering
The University of Wyoming's Doctor of Philosophy in Electrical and Computer Engineering will train students to conduct scientific research on innovative topics using the most current and cutting edge tools and resources.
Ph.D. in Computer Science
Each doctoral student will have a supervising committee of at least five members appointed. The primary functions of this committee are to suggest coursework, to administer the qualifying, preliminary, and final examinations, and to oversee and evaluate the research of the candidate.
QuickStart BS/MS Program
The combined BS/MS program enables especially well-qualified students to be admitted to the MS program during the junior year, allowing a simultaneous pursuit of the BS and MS degrees. BS/MS students may have up to six credit hours count toward both the undergraduate and graduate requirements to reduce the period of study.
Students enrolled in this program gain the advantage of a reduced course workload so that they may devote more time to investigation, thus enhancing the quality of research products and expediting degree completion.
