Make a Difference with an Energy Career

 

Are you seeking to make a meaningful impact in your career?

You can make that difference in a rewarding energy profession that benefits millions of people every day! The School of Energy Resources offers a Bachelor of Science in Energy Resource Management and Development, which includes two unique concentrations to prepare you for your future career in energy. 100% of our graduates since 2017 to present have received job offers and/or graduate school admission within six months of graduation.

The Professional Land Management Concentration trains landmen and land agents to understand the business and legal challenges facing an energy development program. These professionals have the opportunity to build trusting relationships between landowners and energy companies.

The Energy and Environmental Systems Concentration trains environmental scientists and reclamation planners to use their knowledge of natural resources to protect the environment during energy development. Most of the work done by these scientists involves identifying and assessing threats to the environment, developing plans to prevent and fix problems such as pollution, and provide guidance about possible hazards and health risks. Reclamation specialists work to limit land disruption and repair the land as part of energy projects.

Want to learn more about the Energy Resource Management and Development programs? Contact us by completing the information below.

 

Stay Connected. Get Informed.

Join the School of Energy Resources as you begin to explore a future career in energy. Learn about the major, discover if it is a match for you, chat with current students and faculty to get an in-depth perspective. If you are interested, you can even check out an interactive tour of our facilities here!

Throughout the year, the School of Energy Resources facilitates events and opportunities to connect with staff and learn more about our B.S. degree in Energy Resources Management and Development, career opportunities afforded by our programs, and the exciting future that investing in energy education provides! 

See dates below for upcoming opportunities to learn more about energy, energy education, and the School of Energy Resources.

Upcoming Opportunities to Connect With Us:

Monday, September 21st - Natrona County High School from 9-10am

Monday, September 21st - Kelly Walsh High School from 1-2pm

Tuesday, September 22nd - Douglas High School from 9-10am

Tuesday, September 22nd - Wheatland High School from 1-2pm

Wednesday, September 23rd - Laramie High School from 8:30-9:30am

Wednesday, September 23rd - Burns High School from 1-2pm

Thursday, September 24th - Cheyenne South High School from 8:30-9:30am

Thursday, September 24th - Cheyenne East High School from 12-1pm

Thursday, September 24th - Cheyenne Central High School from 1:45pm - 2:45pm

Monday, September 28th - Rawlins High School from 9-10:30am

Monday, September 28th - Rock Springs High School from 1-2:30pm

Tuesday, September 29th - Green River High School from 9:30-10:30am

Tuesday, September 29th - Lyman High School from 1:30-3pm

Wednesday, September 30th - Evanston High School from 9-10am

Wednesday, September 30th - Kemmerer High School from 1-2pm

 

If you are a high school counselor or teacher that would like to schedule a classroom visit with our recruiter, please email SERAcad@uwyo.edu!

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