The College of Agricultural and Life Sciences (CALS) advances the health and welfare of people, animals and the environment through research and education in agriculture, community, human and rural development, natural resources, nutrition and the life sciences. With eight academic departments and over 1,300 undergraduates, CALS is the second largest college at the University of Idaho.
Undergraduate Degree Programs

CALS offers more than 30 science-based degrees. Review our list to see which one is right for you.
Graduate Degree Programs

Looking for an advanced degree? Review our list of master and doctorate degree programs in the areas of science and agriculture.
Student Projects and Features

See how CALS' students are rolling up their sleeves and gaining hands-on experience. Review faculty news features as well.