• Civil Engineering

    Develop the skills to plan and design bridges, highways, airports, large complexes, flood- and pollution-control systems, and much more.

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  • Electrical Engineering

    Learn how to design and test electrical circuits and systems used in electronic devices, cell phones, computers, power systems, cars, airplanes and much more.

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  • Pre-Pharmacy

    Prepare to become a pharmacist with the required courses and experiences you need for application to a pharmacy program.

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  • Anthropology

    Explore different societies around the world and investigate human cultures of the past and present.

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  • History

    Explore the people, places and events of the past that have helped shape the world of the present.

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  • Global Disease Ecology

    Learn the impact disease has on plants, animals and humans across different ecosystems for a better Idaho and better world.

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  • Agricultural Education

    Gain the industry knowledge and practical teaching skills to become a secondary school teacher of agriculture (grades 6–12).

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  • Medical Sciences

    Learn from a comprehensive range of coursework in fundamental concepts of biology, critical thinking, leadership and professional conduct, psychology, global and cultural competence, and biomedical specialty areas.

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  • Biochemistry

    Gain the scientific knowledge and research skills to help develop new and improved medicines, genetically engineer hardier plants, or create safer and cleaner fuels.

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  • Philosophy

    Examine life's fundamental questions and develop the reasoning, critical thinking and communication skills that are highly valued in many professions.

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