The International Studies Program, housed in the School of Politics, Public Affairs, and International Studies (SPPAIS), offers several funded master’s degree opportunities.
International Studies is an interdisciplinary program that brings together scholars from diverse academic backgrounds. Our faculty include three human geographers specializing in political geography, Latin American studies, feminist geography, regional geography, environment, urban geography, comparative housing studies, and urban policies.
Funding Opportunities
Graduate funding is available through Teaching Assistantships (TA) and Research Assistantships (RA). These positions typically involve 20 hours of work per week and provide:
- Tuition coverage
- A monthly stipend
- Opportunities to gain teaching and research experience
- Access to university funding that supports international fieldwork and research
Beyond International Studies, the University of Wyoming offers a wide range of funded master’s and Ph.D. programs across multiple disciplines.
The University of Wyoming is classified as an R1 institution, the highest research activity designation in the United States. Located in Laramie, Wyoming, the university offers a welcoming college-town atmosphere, beautiful natural surroundings, and access to outdoor recreation. Laramie has also been recognized among the top college towns in the United States.
For more information about MA program in International Studies, please contact the director: Dr. Zoe Person, zpearson@uwyo.edu
Note: Funding availability and eligibility vary by program and admission cycle. Applicants should confirm current assistantship opportunities and funding packages with their prospective programs.