Funding Your Graduate Education
The Haub School of Environment and Natural Resources has a limited number of graduate assistantships and scholarships per academic year. Assistantships are competitive, fully funded positions and can be either a teaching assistantship or a research assistantship. A full-time graduate assistant is expected to work about 20 hours per week. Assistantships pay for nine credit hours of tuition and fees, a stipend ($1370/month), and health insurance during fall and spring semesters. Graduate assistantships typically do not cover summer enrollment.
Please indicate in your statement of interest if you are interested in any of the following graduate teaching assistantship(s) and/or scholarship opportunities. Graduate research assistantships require separate, additional applications detailed in the position descriptions below. March 1 is the priority deadline for funding consideration.
Other scholarships through the University of Wyoming are also available. See WyoScholarships.
Selection Criteria for Graduate Teaching Assistantships and Scholarships
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GRA Virtual Fencing - Join the 2026 Cohort of Environment, Natural Resources, and Society students and conduct research in the MacMillan Private Lands Stewardship Program
Graduate Assistantships in Applications of AI for Collaborative Environmental Planning and Governance - The Haub School of Environment & Natural Resources at the University of Wyoming seeks applicants for a master’s level Graduate Research Assistant position to support new/ongoing projects that focus on applications of artificial intelligence and collaboration in conservation and/or risk mitigation. The successful candidate will support one or both of the following projects.
