The University of Wyoming boasts a community of renowned faculty and researchers whose expertise enriches Wyoming, the nation and the world. Recognizing the value of this collective knowledge, the School of Graduate Education established six interdisciplinary programs to provide graduate students with opportunities to learn from a broad range of faculty across the university. These programs, which span fields from neuroscience to water resources, draw on the strengths of multiple colleges, schools and departments, creating a truly unique and enriching academic experience.
Our interdisciplinary programs span from the College of Engineering and Physical Sciences' Department of Chemistry to the College of Agriculture, Life Sciences and Natural Resources' Department of Zoology and Physiology. The amazing people at UW are shaping the next generation of groundbreaking neuroscientists, biologists, water engineers, ecologists and so much more. By learning from a variety of professors that are experts in a range of fields, our graduates gain an unparalleled set of skills and knowledge. At the University of Wyoming, we take pride in preparing exceptional professionals to lead in their industries.
Explore the Ph.D. in ecology and evolution for advanced training in ecological science, leadership and communication.
Our Ph.D. in biomedical sciences explores human biology and the interplay of physiological, genetic and environmental factors affecting health and disease.
Become a trained research neuroscientists and to carry out neuroscience research with our Ph.D. in neuroscience!
This program offers two degrees to students: a dual-degree master's in water resources and a Ph.D. in hydrologic science.
Research topics such as bioinformatics, pharmacology, bioengineering, genetics and more with a Ph.D. in molecular and cellular life sciences.
If you're interested in applying to the University of Wyoming and getting started on a graduate degree, view our steps to admission and begin your journey to Wyoming, today! If you're just looking to learn more about interdisciplinary programs, contact our program coordinator Debbie Swierczek at (307) 766-4128 or reach out to the program you're interested in!