Envision

Meet our students, faculty and staff and learn about our departments and hands-on activities in and outside the classroom. Explore student organizations, undergraduate research, internships and study abroad opportunities with students who have been there!

Please join the Margaret Ritchie School of Family and Consumer Sciences staff and faculty for an overview of our academic programs which include disciplines such as Food and Nutrition, Child Development, Early Childhood Education, Nutritional Sciences, Human Development and Family Studies, Apparel Textiles and Design and FCS Teacher Education. Learn about possible careers, research opportunities and get a tour of some of our hands-on laboratories like the Child Development Lab, the Carmelita Spencer Foods Lab and our Sewing studios.

Walk with us through the College of Art and Architecture’s studio spaces and classrooms where you will get to see and experience studios in session.

Join a hands-on micro-lecture where you'll team up, tackle a case study and explore how a single business can impact the community and economy.

Love golf? Tour University of Idaho’s professional golf management program and facilities, and see how a degree from the College of Business and Economics can turn your passion into a rewarding career.

Explore the Barker Capital Management and Davis Investment Group programs, where students trade real money and build skills for the finance industry. Learn how U of I can help you become a leader in finance.

Discover your future in the College of Education, Health and Human Sciences. Learn what it takes to become a teacher, tour our hands-on lab spaces and explore opportunities to engage in cutting-edge research as an undergraduate. You’ll also discover exciting pathways in healthcare and sports careers—and how EHHS can help you get there.

Explore innovation, technology and limitless career opportunities. Join college leadership and student ambassadors to learn about clubs, internships and the next steps to becoming a Vandal Engineer. You'll also meet current students, ask questions and hear first-hand tips for a successful and rewarding college experience.

Whether you are interested in pursuing a major in music, a minor in music or would like to continue to participate in ensembles while you study at University of Idaho, the Lionel Hampton School of Music has a place for you. Learn more about how to become involved at any level.

Discover the wide range of the 47+ degrees offered in CLASS! Connect with faculty and staff to learn more about programs such as Criminology, Psychology, Political Science, Pre-Law Opportunities, Theatre Arts, Film and TV, Journalism, Broadcasting and Digital Media, Advertising, Public Relations, Anthropology, English, History, Communication, International Studies, General Studies and many more.

Drones are more than just toys—they’re powerful tools used in natural resource research and management. Today, drones help with mapping, surveying, monitoring wildlife, managing forests and rangelands and even fighting wildfires. In this hands-on session, you’ll learn how University of Idaho uses drones in real-world projects. You’ll also see some of the drones from the U of I Drone Lab and learn about opportunities for students to gain experience flying and working with drones while studying at U of I.

Explore how activities like hiking and heavy foot traffic can affect soil and plant life. In this hands-on session, you’ll use scientific tools to measure soil compaction and see how repeated trampling changes soil structure. You’ll also observe how vegetation and topsoil can be disturbed by recreation. By testing how easily water moves through different soils, you’ll discover how human activity can impact ecosystems while getting hands-on experience with real research methods used by scientists.

Ever wondered how scientists find animals once they disappear into the wild? In this hands-on session, you’ll use radio receivers and Yagi antennas—the same tools wildlife biologists use—to track animals “tagged” with radio transmitters roaming the great steppe of the Idaho soccer fields. Radio telemetry helps scientists study animal movements, migration patterns and where animals go to find food or raise their young. Come test your tracking skills and see how biologists study wildlife in action!

Are you fascinated by new discoveries? Have you thought about a career in medicine?  Space exploration? Mining or geology? Data science? Do you think about the world’s problems and wonder how you can help solve them? Learn about undergraduate research opportunities in the College of Science and hear from current students who are already making a difference. Includes a stop at the Northern Branch of the Idaho Museum of Natural History, located here on campus.