Research Areas
Graduate students at UW have access to a wide range of research opportunities. With flexible programs and supportive faculty, students are encouraged to collaborate with their advisors to design a personalized research path that aligns with their academic interests and career goals.
The University of Wyoming has developed robust programs in departments relating to computational science and engineering, as well as Earth and energy science and technology. Students studying these topics will focus on using technology to advance the study of science and mathematics. Explore more about science and technology interfaces research at UW.
The University of Wyoming's reputation in environment and natural resources is firmly established and continually expanding. The UW is situated in an ideal landscape for environmental research. Research in this area focuses on interactions between humans and the environment, such as water use, renewable energy, sustainable development and sustainable business practices. Learn more about environment and natural resource research at UW.
Graduate programs in arts and language fill a significant niche of creative writing, artistic expression, literature and language. Students in these departments explore the perspectives and expression of cultural life through time.
Historical and cultural research is highly valued at the University of Wyoming. UW's unique geographic setting adds a layer of intrigue to history and cultural studies here. Students studying in these fields develop skills to examine research topics with a local or regional lens, while simultaneously making connections with a global context. Learn more about history and culture research at UW.
The tremendous strength of the Life Science graduate programs at the University of Wyoming is derived from their truly interdisciplinary approach to research. UW's location in Wyoming's largely pristine landscape creates an ideal setting for life sciences study. Learn more about the Life Sciences programs and research at UW.
The University of Wyoming strengthens communities by training students in professions critical to the state and region. Arguably most critical for Wyoming is professional training in health care, education, business, and law. Learn more about professional degree programs at UW.
