Interdisciplinary Studies (B.A./B.S.)

Degree Prep

To prepare for courses required to earn a degree in Interdisciplinary Studies, consider a trip to the Career Center and start by taking a broad array of introductory courses to fulfill your general education requirements and hone your interests in particular fields.

Degree Roadmap

Students design an individualized four-year plan with direction from an advisor.
For a general idea of the required coursework, see:
Bachelor of Arts four-year degree plan
Bachelor of Science four-year degree plan

Contact an advisor: class@uidaho.edu

Scholarships

The College of Letters, Arts and Social Sciences provides annual scholarship awards totaling approximately $1,600,000. For information on specific scholarships, please email class@uidaho.edu.

You can find general need- and merit-based scholarships on the Financial Aid Office's scholarships page.

Financial Aid

To learn more about FAFSA deadlines and processes, available scholarships, and financial aid program types and eligibility requirements, please visit the University of Idaho Financial Aid Office.

Hands-On Learning

Students in interdisciplinary studies find multiple opportunities to participate in research in domains of their interest, student organizations and volunteer activities that can build unique skill sets, and internships in organizations across the nation. All of which build the interdisciplinary and collaborative skills needed to be successful in today’s marketplace.

Internships

Internships are available to students at Taylor Wilderness Research Station, the Rangeland Center, and through our industry partners.