Academics
Study at University of Idaho
Find your path at University of Idaho. With over 200 undergraduate and graduate programs in engineering, agriculture, business, the arts and more, you’ll gain the knowledge and skills to turn your passion into a career. At Idaho’s only Carnegie R1 classified university, learning goes beyond the classroom — through research, sustainability initiatives and hands-on experiences you’ll tackle real challenges and make an impact. Explore your options and take the next step toward your future.
Find your major
Degree Finder is U of I’s specially designed tool to help you explore academic programs (your major) that match your interests and career goals.
What is an academic college?
A college is an administrative grouping of schools, departments and majors within the university structure. At University of Idaho, students join their academic home by declaring a major in one of 10 colleges.
College of Agricultural and Life Sciences
The College of Agricultural and Life Sciences (CALS) touches all aspects of agriculture spanning topics from animal science to soil health. It also encompasses child development, nutrition, and textiles and design. You’ll engage in learning and research to advance health and welfare for people, animals and the environment.
Learn more about CALSCollege of Art and Architecture
The College of Art and Architecture offers comprehensive, professionally accredited, studio-based programs in art and design, architecture, landscape architecture, interior design, and virtual technology and design. These programs emphasize creativity, innovation, and cultural and environmental stewardship, preparing you for a successful career in your chosen field.
Learn more about CAACollege of Business and Economics
The College of Business and Economics (CBE) delivers industry-focused programs in management, marketing, finance, accounting and entrepreneurship. With experiential learning, real-world projects and strong industry connections, CBE prepares you to lead in a rapidly evolving business landscape.
Learn more about CBECollege of Education, Health and Human Sciences
The College of Education, Health and Human Sciences (EHHS) prepares you for impactful careers in teaching, health and human services. With hands-on learning, research opportunities and community engagement, EHHS develops leaders who promote well-being, education and lifelong success.
Learn more about EHHSCollege of Engineering
The College of Engineering prepares you for innovative careers in fields like energy, aerospace, cybersecurity and robotics. With hands-on research, industry partnerships and state-of-the-art labs, you gain the skills to tackle global challenges and drive technological advancements.
Learn more about COECollege of Graduate Studies
The College of Graduate Studies offers more than 90 master's, doctoral and specialist degrees, providing advanced research opportunities and professional development across disciplines. Through the School of Health and Medical Professions, you can pursue specialized training in biomedical science, rehabilitation and healthcare innovation. Prepare for leadership in academia, industry and beyond.
Learn more about COGSCollege of Law
The College of Law offers a rigorous, practice-based legal education with locations in Moscow and Boise. Nationally recognized programs in natural resources, business law and trial advocacy prepare you with skills and experience to excel in your legal career.
Learn more about COLCollege of Letters, Arts and Social Sciences
The College of Letters, Arts and Social Sciences (CLASS) fosters critical thinking, creativity and global awareness. The Lionel Hampton School of Music and programs in humanities, social sciences and fine arts help you gain the knowledge and skills to make an impact.
Learn more about CLASSCollege of Natural Resources
The College of Natural Resources (CNR) prepares you to tackle environmental challenges through hands-on learning, research and fieldwork. With programs in forestry, wildlife sciences, fire ecology and more, you’ll gain the expertise to manage and protect natural resources.
Learn more about CNRCollege of Science
The College of Science empowers you to explore the frontiers of discovery in biology, chemistry, mathematics, physics and more. Through research, hands-on learning, and collaboration with expert faculty, you’ll develop the skills to solve complex scientific challenges.
Learn more about COSOnline programs
Let your unbridled curiosity flourish in one of U of I’s online degree programs. Addressing state and regional economic needs, our online degrees help you reach your goals and expand your skill set.
WWAMI Medical Education Program
Train as a primary care doctor for the Pacific Northwest through the WWAMI Medical Education Program, a partnership between U of I and the University of Washington School of Medicine. This cost-effective dual-enrollment program provides rigorous medical education, with Idaho students completing their first two years at U of I before engaging in clinical experiences, mostly in Idaho.
Research opportunities
Classified as R1 — a Very High Research Spending and Doctorate Production university — by the Carnegie Foundation, U of I is in the top 4% of research universities in the nation, allowing for incredible student research opportunities. Explore innovative research projects and make your mark.
Learn more about U of I researchLocations
Begin your academic journey in Moscow or choose from one of our statewide locations for a more localized experience. Each location offers unique programs, initiatives and resources tailored to students’ needs.
Moscow: The heart of U of I’s academic offerings and campus life.
Boise: Programs focused on community impact, regional economic development and supporting university growth.
Coeur d’Alene: Nationally ranked programs and seamless transfer opportunities.
Idaho Falls: Offering excellent research and educational opportunities in partnership with the Idaho National Laboratory (INL) and the Center for Advanced Energy Studies (CAES).
Online: Fully online programs for flexible, remote learning.
Study abroad programs
Take your education global with U of I’s study abroad programs. Scholarships are available to help you explore the world while earning academic credit.
Learn more about study abroadInternships and experiential learning
University of Idaho connects students with hands-on learning experiences through partnerships with industries, community engagement, field days, on-campus opportunities, research projects and more. These opportunities enhance education and turn degrees into careers.
Learn by doingSpecialized learning tracks
Minors and certificates
Complement your degree by exploring additional interests or gaining specialized skills.
Interdisciplinary programs
Create your own degree path by combining your varied interests for a unique academic experience.
Accessibility
U of I, through the Center for Disability, Access and Resources (CDAR), is committed to providing equal access for individuals with disabilities to all academic, social, cultural and recreational programs.
Learn more about CDAR