Interdisciplinary Programs:

Water Resources Program

Environmental Science Program

Environmental Engineering

Disciplinary Programs:

Agricultural Economics

Biological and Agricultural Engineering

Civil Engineering

Conservation Social Sciences

Entomology

Fish and Wildlife Resources

Forest Resources

Geography

Geological Engineering

History

Hydrogeology

Law

Natural Resources

Political Science

Rangeland Ecology and Management

Soil and Land Resources

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Water Resources Program

We are pleased to announce that the Water Resources Program was approved by the State Board of Education in April 2007. This Program offers M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in Water Resources, and also offers concurrent J.D./M.S. and J.D./Ph.D. option (J.D. in Law).  Each student in the Water Resources Program can choose one of the following option areas: Law, Management & Policy, Science & Management, and Engineering & Science. 

Environmental Science Program

The Environmental Science Program offers B.S., M.S., and Ph.D. degrees with different option areas.  The B.S. degree has three option areas: Biological Science, Physical Science, and Social Science.  The M.S. degree offer option areas in: Physical Science, Natural Resource Management, Ecology, Earth Science/Hydrology, Waste Management, Policy and Law, Environmental Health/Toxicology, and a concurrent J.D.  Option areas for the Ph.D. degree are: Physical Science, Natural Resource Management, Ecology, Earth Science/Hydrology, Waste Management, and Policy and Law.  For further information visit the Environmental Science web site.

Environmental Engineering

For more information visit the EE web site.

Agricultural Economics

For more information visit the AERS web site.

Biological and Agricultural Engineering

This department offers B.S., M.S., and Ph.D. degrees in Biological and Agricultural Engineering (BAE) as well as a B.S. in Agricultural Systems Management (ASM).  The B.S. in BAE has option areas in: Agricultural Engineering, Biological Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Food and Bioprocess Engineering, and Soil and Water Engineering.  The B.S. in ASM offers option areas in: Agricultural Information Systems, Water and Waste Management Systems, Agricultural Production Management, Agricultural Machine Systems.  M.S. and Ph.D. degrees are linked to research in the fields of Surface Water Hydrology, Water Quality, Irrigation Engineering, Atmospheric Sciences, Bio-energy, Vadose Zone Hydrology, Subsurface Science, Microbiological aspects of Waste Water, Groundwater Modeling, Waste Management.  The department also houses the State Climatologists (see web site).  For more information visit the BAE web site.

Civil Engineering

For more information visit the CE web site.

Conservation Social Sciences

For more information visit the CSS web site.

Entomology

For more information visit the Entomology web site.

Forest Resources

For more information visit the Forest Resources web site.

Fish and Wildlife Resources

For more information visit the FWR web site.

Geography

For more information visit the Geography web site.

Geological Engineering

For more information visit the Geological Engineering web site.

History

For more information visit the History web site.

Hydrogeology

The Department of Geological Sciences currently offers an undergraduate (B.S.) degree in Geology, with the option of choosing emphasis areas in general geology, hydrogeology, environmental geology, resource exploration, structural geology and tectonics, and geological education.  The Department of Geological Sciences offers graduate degrees in Geology (M.S. and Ph.D.) and Hydrogeology (M.S.).  For more information on this department, see web site.  Research in Hydrogeology includes Computational Hydrology.  This department also offers degrees in Idaho Falls (see web site).

Law

For more information visit the College of Law web site.

Natural Resources

For more information visit the CNR web site.

Political Science

For more information visit the Political Science web site.

Rangeland Ecology and Management

For more information visit the Rangeland and Ecology web site.

Soil Science

The Division of Soil Science is part of the department of Plant, Soil, and Entomological Sciences.  The Division offers M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in Soil Science with concentrations in soil fertility, soil physics, soil chemistry, soil morphology and genesis, soil biology, and soil biochemistry.  For more information visit the Soil Science web site.