University of Wyoming
Astronomy & Astrophysics B.S.
space studies programs in Wyoming · Laramie · Public · Space science · CIP 40.0299
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Wyoming's Astronomy and Astrophysics B.S. combines thermodynamics, black holes, and mission planning with observatory work and $5,190 in-state tuition.
The Astronomy & Astrophysics B.S. source names thermodynamics, astronomy, astrophysics, black holes, and mission planning, then identifies observatory and telescope-based work.
Undergraduates work in a department with its own research-grade telescope near campus and access to supercomputing, space telescope data, and modern spectroscopic instrumentation. Small cohorts and active faculty research make that infrastructure available for hands-on projects, while the course plan combines physics, electronics, advanced laboratory work, and astronomy.
Federal data records 2 awards and a 55.4 score, placing the entry 8 of 8 against a 72.4 peer median. In-state tuition of $5,190 is below the $45,595 median.
Published program details
- Thermodynamics focus
- Black holes
- Mission planning
- Observatory and telescope work
- $5,190 in-state tuition
Institution context
- Tuition
- $5,190 in-state / $21,600 out-of-state
- Graduation rate
- 59%
- Admission rate
- 97%
- Enrollment
- 10,813
Official program source reviewed August 28, 2026: uwyo.edu.