University of Wyoming Courses & FeesLaramie, USA

For students who wish to start their own businesses, provides exposure to the development and testing of business concepts, and formulating and implementing business plans that will assist in the establishment and growth of these new ventures.

The Finance major provides the principal concepts for students to understand financial management of business concerns and, if students desire, to specialize in bank management, corporation finances and investment management.

Studies the activities and operations that bring together human, financial, material, and information resources to achieve goals in organizations. Students can customize their degree within one of two tracks: Human Resources or General Management.

Marketing is a societal process and a set of organizational functions for creating, communicating, and delivering value to customers, and for managing relationships in ways to benefit local and global stakeholders.

EES majors can become environmental scientists who collect samples of air, soil, & water to identify environmental impacts, resolve environmental threats, & provide guidance on quality regulation and manage natural resources.

Professional Land Management majors determine ownership and title of surface and subsurface rights to negotiate leases with land/mineral owners, coordinate field exploration, and ensure compliance with governmental regulations.

A B.S. in Computer Engineering provides the knowledge needed for careers in computer programming & design. It is a blend of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering and is often used to develop special purpose computers like those in your car.

Architectural Engineers create structural and mechanical-electrical-plumbing systems for buildings. The B.S. in Architectural Engineering is accredited by ABET and provides a path to P.E. licensure. Note: This is not an Architecture degree.

Civil Engineers create infrastructure and development projects, including structures, transportation, water & wastewater, earthworks, and urban site plans. The B.S. in Civil Engineering is accredited by ABET and provides a path to P.E. licensure.

The Bioengineering B.S. is a degree in Electrical Engineering in which the electives are carefully taken to understand and design medical equipment.  With a few more courses, it can serve as a pre-med or pre-dental program.

A B.S. in Electrical Engineering provides the knowledge needed for careers in power systems, control systems, electronics, signal processing, tele-communications, computer programming & design.

Petroleum engineers combine fundamentals of science & math with computer programming, materials science, fluid mechanics and thermodynamics to develop and apply new technology to recover hydrocarbons from conventional and unconventional reservoirs.

This option provides students with a comprehensive foundation in livestock production/management needed for a career in the livestock industry.  This option is also suited to students needing greater flexibility with elective/transfer coursework.

This option is designed to provide a background in rangeland resource management with a foundational focus on grazing livestock production.  Students may also elect to simultaneously pursue a minor in Rangeland Ecology and Watershed Management.

This option is designed to provide a background in livestock agribusiness in addition to a strong foundation in animal/livestock production.  This option is designed to allow students to simultaneously pursue a minor in Agricultural Business.

This option focuses on basic sciences, and is designed as a preparatory program for those wanting to pursue a graduate degree in animal or veterinary science, premedical/pre-professional paths, or academic or government/industry research.

This option is designed to provide a foundation animal/livestock production with a focus in meat science, including the slaughter, carcass fabrication, and processing involved in producing meat for those interested in a career in the meat industry.

This option is designed to prepare students for application to colleges of veterinary medicine, graduate school, or other pre-professional opportunities.  Emphasis on is placed on biology/pathobiology, chemistry/physical, and biomedical sciences.

This option designed to provide a strong foundation in animal and equine science and its application to equine production and management for those interested in a career in the horse industry.

This interdepartmental program is comprised of core and elective courses in the basic sciences, general microbiology, genomics/proteomics, medical, and environmental microbiology.  Students may also participate in faculty-mentored research projects.