Graduate degrees
Find your path among the wide range of University of Idaho’s graduate programs, including in-demand online options, graduate certificates, master’s degrees and doctoral degrees tailored to current industry needs.
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University of Idaho’s College of Graduate Studies (COGS) empowers you to elevate your academic and professional journey. As Idaho’s only Carnegie R1 university, U of I has over 600 dedicated graduate faculty members and more than $135 million in annual research funding.
Ranked the No. 1 Best Value Public University in the Nation, University of Idaho combines exceptional affordability with world-class academic opportunities, offering over 130 graduate degree programs.
At COGS, you’ll contribute to groundbreaking research and expand your expertise. Whether you’re pursuing a graduate degree to deepen your knowledge or make a greater impact in your field, this is where your next chapter begins.
Find your path among the wide range of University of Idaho’s graduate programs, including in-demand online options, graduate certificates, master’s degrees and doctoral degrees tailored to current industry needs.
Discover how to join U of I’s graduate community. Here, students from diverse backgrounds find opportunities to grow through research, strong academic preparation, professional networks and support services.
Learn from top-tier faculty members and explore the vast array of innovative research programs only available at one of the nation’s top four percent of research universities. Explore how your passion for discovery can contribute to solving tomorrow's problems.
Whether you’re just starting your graduate studies or completing your research, COGS offers resources designed to support every stage of your academic journey.
Stay informed on the latest from COGS, including research breakthroughs, student achievements and upcoming events.
UIdaho’s College of Graduate Studies equips you with the expertise, resources and connections to lead in your field. From industry-driven programs to faculty-guided research, you gain practical skills and advanced knowledge that set you apart. Apply now!
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