PhD Rangeland Ecology and Watershed Management, University of Wyoming

Laramie, Wyoming

48 Months

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About this course

The Ph.D. program in Rangeland Ecology and Watershed Management at the University of Wyoming is designed for graduate students to leverage research-oriented tools learned during their master's studies. The program emphasizes conducting research on major questions related to rangeland ecology and watershed management, preparing students for advanced research roles in these fields.

Why this course is highly recommended

If you are passionate about environmental research, particularly in rangeland and watershed ecosystems, this program offers a comprehensive approach to conducting influential research in these critical fields. It’s ideal for students aiming to make significant contributions through research.

Specialisation

This program focuses specifically on the ecology of rangelands and the management of watersheds, integrating research methodologies and practical applications in these vital environmental areas.

Course fees

Application fees

NaNL

1st year tuition fees

Living cost

Degree requirements

Candidates must complete 72 credit hours, including credits from their master’s program, approved by their advisory committee and an accepted research plan. The program requires a preliminary written and oral examination, coursework, and an oral final examination.

English language test

DUOLINGO

110

IELTS

6.5

TOEFL

PTE

Career prospects

Graduates of this program are well-equipped to pursue advanced research positions, academics, or expert roles in environmental management, conservation, and ecosystem research within government, academia, or private sectors.

FAQs

What are the additional requirements for the Ph.D.?

The program requires a preliminary examination (both written and oral) covering the discipline knowledge after most coursework, plus an approved research plan and an oral final examination.