9 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The CAE Department at University of Wyoming  provides ABET-accredited degree programs in Civil Engineering and Architectural Engineering, as well as a minor in Land Surveying. Civil Engineering majors are provided course options in environmental, geotechnical, structural, transportation, and water resource engineering.

The Electrical Engineering degree program from University of Wyoming provides the depth of understanding necessary to meet the challenges of ever-changing technology while being flexible enough to allow students to pursue in-depth study in at least one specialization area of electrical engineering. 

Mechanical Engineers design, develop, build, and test mechanical and thermal systems and devices in a wide range of fields including energy, manufacturing, materials, machines, and more. The UW BS in Mechanical Engineering from University of Wyoming  is ABET accredited. 

Future leaders must understand complex engineering and scientific technology within the context of business, in order to create comprehensive and sustainable solutions. The Energy Resource Management and Development program from University of Wyoming is designed to fill this need through a combination of rigorous courses, real-world internships, research experiences. 

Petroleum engineers are involved in all facets of oil exploration and development, from identifying and characterizing the reservoir through drilling and completion to production. The Petroleum Engineering program is offered at the University of Wyoming . 

Civil Engineering majors at University of Wyoming are provided course options in environmental, geotechnical, structural, transportation, and water resource engineering. Architectural Engineering majors have course options in building structural systems and building mechanical systems. 

On the Environment and Natural Resources program from University of Wyoming, you’ll work with students from across campus to learn critical thinking and collaborative problem solving for natural resource challenges.

The Energy Systems Engineers degree program from University of Wyoming provides the depth of understanding necessary to meet the challenges of ever-changing technology while being flexible enough to allow students to pursue in-depth study in at least one specialization area of electrical engineering. 

The Chemical Engineering curriculum tends to attract students who enjoy challenge. During the freshman and sophomore years, your coursework at University of Wyoming will consist not only of chemistry, physics and mathematics, but also government, economics, and English composition.