The B.S. in architectural engineering at UW gets students thinking about solving the structural problems of today using the best resources. The ABET-accredited program guides students as they move from studios to raw landscapes.
With expert faculty, a supportive environment and industry-standard software, our program is structured for success.
Tuition and Fees
Program Requirements
UW features small classes where students work closely with expert faculty using some of the most advanced software in the industry. Our on-campus facilities are excellent for learning to build stable structures.
Our faculty are skilled at what they do and possess expertise in their areas of interest.
To name a couple, Dr. Michael Barker is a leading expert in emergency response for damaged structures. He works with FEMA to train first responders. Dr. Aysha Demir is an expert in sustainable design and energy-efficient buildings.
With relevant field experience, our faculty show students where architectural engineering can take them.
Architectural engineers take on the challenge of piecing together structures to make them secure. The field offers competitive career outcomes with strong chances of placement. Students find themselves in demand across the country upon graduation.
Architectural Engineering Careers
Students study architectural engineering at UW for many reasons, but several are most prominent. Joining the program will grant you access to the following benefits and more.
Smaller Class Sizes
UW has quality instructors in the ideal setting for collaborative instruction. Instead of sitting in a lecture hall with 400 other students, you’ll gather with around 45 of your peers to work together on shared experiences.
Software Access
Workstations are outfitted with software tools in a studio for Architectural Engineering students to complete sketches and printed projects. There is also an HVAC lab space. It’s perfect for preparing young professionals.
Financial Support
Some scholarships and opportunities are available. Look into undergraduate resources and see what you might be eligible for. We can help you explore options for covering the cost of getting an education.
Networking & Student Groups
Students visit with guest speakers, attend conferences, and complete projects in the Architectural Engineering Institute organization. They can also connect with future employers through instructors and Design Day.
- Architectural Engineering Graduate
College of Engineering and Physical Sciences
Civil and Architectural Engineering and Construction Management
Department 3295, 1000 E. University Avenue
Laramie, WY 82071
Phone: (307) 766-2390
Email: cae.info@uwyo.edu
