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College of Engineering
 

Locations

Moscow

Office of the Dean
Phone: (208) 885-6470
Toll-free: 88-88-UIDAHO
Fax: (208) 885-6645
Email: deanengr@uidaho.edu

Janssen Engineering (JEB)
Room 125

875 Perimeter Drive MS 1011
Moscow, ID 83844-1011

Dean's Office Directory

Boise

Contact Denise Engebrecht
Phone: (208) 364-6123
Fax: (208) 364-3160
Email: denisee@uidaho.edu

Idaho Water Center
322 E. Front Street
Boise, ID 83702

uidaho.edu/boise-engineering

Idaho Falls

Contact Debbie Caudle
Phone: (208) 282-7983
Fax: (208) 282-7929
Email: debrac@uidaho.edu

1776 Science Center Drive, Suite 306
Idaho Falls, Idaho 83402

Distance Education

Engineering Outreach
Phone: (208) 885-6373
Toll-free: (800) 824-2889
Fax: (208) 885-9249
E-mail: outreach@uidaho.edu

eo.uidaho.edu

Academic Programs

Offering leading engineering programs for more than 100 years is no simple task. Just ask any of our nearly 20,000 graduates. They'll tell you we know our stuff. At Idaho, we educate tomorrow's leaders through a rigorous, yet flexible mix of lectures, laboratory work and innovative team projects.

No matter where your strengths and interests lie, we have a program for you. Not sure which specialty would be the right fit? Here is a breakdown of the programs at Idaho:

Biological & Agricultural Engineering
Undergraduate and Graduate Degrees
Biological & Agricultural Engineers integrate applied biology into the fundamental principles of engineering for the purpose of designing processes and systems that influence, control or utilize biological materials and organisms to benefit humanity.
» Learn more about the Biological and Agricultural Engineering program
Chemical Engineering
Undergraduate and Graduate Degrees
Chemical Engineers combine the sciences of chemistry and biology with the discipline of engineering to work in such broad fields as energy, semiconductors, biofuels, pharmaceuticals, and emerging areas such as nanomaterials.
» Learn more about the Chemical Engineering program
Civil Engineering
Undergraduate and Graduate Degrees
Civil engineers apply scientific principles to the design, construction, maintenance and operation of public and private infrastructure such as highways, bridges, buildings, water resources systems, airports, and many other constructed projects.
» Learn more about the Civil Engineering program
Computer Engineering
Undergraduate and Graduate Degrees
Computer engineers are designing future generations of firmware, software, computers and microprocessors that are embedded in a wide variety of products that we use each day.
» Learn more about the Computer Engineering program
Computer Science
Undergraduate and Graduate Degrees
Computer scientists transform ideas into algorithms that are then programmed for computer applications. It is a broad discipline that is changing the way we interact with each other and the world.
» Learn more about the Computer Science program
Electrical Engineering
Undergraduate and Graduate Degrees
Electrical engineers are involved in the design, production, and application of electric power, electromagnetics, computers, communication and control systems, and the packaging of electronic devices for specific applications.
» Learn more about the Electrical Engineering program
Engineering Management
Graduate Degree
The Engineering Management Program at University of Idaho is designed for engineering professionals moving into technical management roles.
» Learn more about the Engineering Management program
Geological Engineering
Graduate Degree
Geological engineering relies on the use of geologic conditions and implications for design and construction of civil engineering projects, evaluation of geologic hazards, and the development of natural energy resources.
» Learn more about the Geological Engineering program
Industrial Technology
Undergraduate and Graduate Degrees
The Industrial Technology degree program prepares students for technical or professional careers at the supervisory and management level.
» Learn more about the Industrial Technology Program
Materials Science & Engineering
Undergraduate and Graduate Degrees
Materials engineers use an understanding of physical, chemical and biological properties to select materials for specific applications, to design alloys and composites with desired properties, and to develop new applications.
» Learn more about the Materials Science program
Mechanical Engineering
Undergraduate and Graduate Degrees
Mechanical engineers apply the principles of science and technology to design processes and machines to power industry and to manufacture products for everyday use.
» Learn more about the Mechanical Engineering program
Nuclear Engineering
Graduate Degrees
Nuclear Engineers specialize in the areas of nuclear fuel processing, materials, radioactive waste treatment and management, thermal behavior & measurement, nuclear systems design and modeling, and applications of nuclear process heat.
» Learn more about the Nuclear Engineering Program
Technology Management
Graduate Degree
Technology Management is geared towards individuals from a variety of fields who want to improve their work practices or move into management positions in a technical organization.
» Learn more about the Technology Management program