Degrees Available at BYU-Idaho

152 results found.

152 results

A

- Bachelor of Science

 Accounting (B.S.)

 Record, classify, summarize, and report financial transactions for individuals and businesses.
- Bachelor of Science

 Advanced Vehicle Systems (B.S.)

 Explore the advanced automobile systems and how to maintain them.
- Bachelor of Science

 Agribusiness (B.S.)

 Combine farming, business, and science to manage the food production industry.
- Associate of Science

 Allied Health (A.S.)

 Aid modern healthcare by delivering a wide range of diagnostic, therapeutic, and support services.
- Associate of Science

 Animal Science (A.S.)

 Gain a basic understanding about the biology and care of domesticated animals.
- Bachelor of Science

 Animal Science: Animal Agriculture Systems (B.S.)

 Manage livestock production from farm to market.
- Bachelor of Science

 Animal Science: Animal Science (B.S.)

 Prepare to work in animal production agriculture with an in-depth dive into the care, biology, and production of animals.
- Bachelor of Science

 Animal Science: Pre-Vet/Graduate (B.S.)

 Prepare for veterinary school.
- Bachelor of Science

 Apparel Entrepreneurship (B.S.)

 Create, market, and run a clothing or fashion business venture.
- Associate of Applied Science

 Architectural Technology (A.A.S.)

 Master the science and methods used to design and construct buildings.
- Bachelor of Arts

 Art Education Composite: Graphic Design (B.A.)

 Teach students how to use visual concepts and designs to communicate messages through images and text.
- Bachelor of Arts

 Art Education Composite: Drawing and Painting (B.A.)

 Teach students how to explore visual expression using line, form, color, and texture.
- Bachelor of Arts

 Art Education Composite: Three Dimensional Studies (B.A.)

 Teach the art and techniques of creating three-dimensional digital and traditional models and animations.
- Bachelor of Arts

 Art Education Composite: Photography (B.A.)

 Teach students how to create images and visual art through cameras and digital editing.
- Bachelor of Arts

 Art Education Composite: Illustration (B.A.)

 Teach students how to produce art for stories, ideas, and concepts for various media.
- Bachelor of Science

 Automotive Engineering Technology (B.S.)

 Apply scientific and engineering knowledge to design, develop, and maintain various automotive systems.
- Associate of Science

 Automotive Technology (A.A.S.)

 Learn about how to care and maintenance automobiles as an automotive repair technician.
- Bachelor of Science

 Automotive Technology Management (B.S.)

 Learn about care and maintenance of automobiles and how to manage an automotive-related business.

B

- Bachelor of Science

 Biochemistry (B.S.)

 Study the chemistry of living things by focusing on life's molecules and functions.
- Bachelor of Science

 Biology: Bioinformatics (B.S.)

 Merge biology, computer science, and statistics to analyze large biological data sets.
- Bachelor of Science

 Biology: Biotechnology (B.S.)

 Learn how living systems and organisms are used to develop or create products for technology and health.
- Bachelor of Science

 Biology: Applied Lab Science (B.S.)

 Use scientific methods and lab skills to solve practical problems in various industries.
- Bachelor of Science

 Biology: Microbiology (B.S.)

 Study tiny living things like bacteria and viruses to understand how they affect health and the environment.
- Bachelor of Science

 Biology: Neuroscience (B.S.)

 Study the brain and nervous system and understand how they control behavior.
- Bachelor of Science

 Biomedical Science (B.S.)

 Explore basic biological science behind health, disease, and medical treatment development.
- Bachelor of Science

 Business Analytics (B.S.)

 Use data to find trends and solve business problems for better decision-making.
- Bachelor of Science

 Business Management (B.S.)

 Plan, organize, lead, and use resources to achieve company goals.
- Bachelor of Science

 Business Management: Marketing (B.S.)

 Plan, promote, and sell products to meet customer needs.

C

- Bachelor of Science

 Chemistry (B.S.)

 Explore matter, its properties, how and why substances combine or separate.
- Bachelor of Science

 Chemistry Education (B.S.)

 Teach chemistry concepts to middle and high school students.
- Associate of Science

 Child Development (A.A.S.)

 Teach preschool by gaining a basic understanding of how children grow physically, mentally, emotionally, and socially.
- Bachelor of Science

 Child Development (B.S.)

 Prepare for a career in a child development to observe and educate children and work with parents and care providers.
- Bachelor of Science

 Civil Engineering (B.S.)

 Design, build, and maintain essential public structures like roads, bridges, and buildings.
- Associate of Applied Science

 Cloud Computing (A.A.S.)

 Deliver on-demand computing services like servers, storage, and software over the internet.
- Bachelor of Science

 Communication: Digital and Social Media (B.S.)

 Create and manage digital content across online platforms for communication goals.
- Bachelor of Science

 Communication: Visual Communication (B.S.)

 Use images, design, and media to clearly convey messages and ideas to audiences.
- Bachelor of Science

 Communication: Organizational Leadership

 Motivate people and guide groups to achieve company goals.
- Bachelor of Science

 Communication: Video Production

 Create, edit, and manage videos for news, entertainment, and commercial purposes.
- Bachelor of Science

 Communication: Journalism

 Gather, investigate, and report news and information through various media platforms.
- Bachelor of Science

 Communication: Public Relations

 Manage an organization's image and communication with the public and media.
- Bachelor of Science

 Computer Engineering (B.S.)

 Design and build computer hardware and the software that controls it.
- Bachelor of Science

 Computer Science (B.S.)

 Study computation, algorithms, information, and how they work.
- Bachelor of Science

 Construction Management (B.S.)

 Plan, organize, and oversee building projects from start to finish.
- Associate of Applied Science

 Construction Superintendency (A.A.S.)

 Manage day-to-day building site operations and workers.
- Bachelor of Science

 Cybersecurity (B.S.)

 Protect computer systems, networks, and data from digital threats.

D

- Bachelor of Arts

 Dance (B.A.)

 Study and master the art of movement; explore expression, technique, and creative choreography.
- Associate of Applied Science

 Data Science (A.A.S.)

 Gain a basic understanding of databases, statistics, and programming languages to solve problems with data.
- Bachelor of Science

 Data Science (B.S.)

 Use math and computing software to find insights and solve complex problems with data.

E

- Bachelor of Arts

 Early Childhood Education / Early Childhood Special Education (B.A.)

 Teach and nurture young children's grown and learning in the classroom and home settings.
- Bachelor of Science

 Economics (B.S.)

 Study how people, business, and societies make choices about scarce resources.
- Associate of Applied Science

 Electrical and Computer Engineering (A.A.S.)

 Design and build electronic systems and computing devices.
- Bachelor of Science

 Electrical Engineering (B.S.)

 Design, develop, and test electrical equipment, systems, and machinery.
- Bachelor of Science

 Elementary Education (B.S.)

 Teach fundamental subjects to young students, grades K-6.
- Bachelor of Arts

 English (B.A.)

 Study literature, language, writing, and the critical analysis of texts and ideas.
- Bachelor of Arts

 English Education (B.A.)

 Teach reading, writing, and literature to middle and high school students.
- Bachelor of Arts

 English Education Composite (B.A.)

 Teach middle and high school students in a specialize subject like literature, writing, and poetry.
- Bachelor of Science

 Environmental Geoscience (B.S.)

 Solve environmental problems and challenges by studying the Earth.
- Bachelor of Science

 Exercise and Rehabilitation Sciences (B.S.)

 Study movement to improve health, function, and recovery from injury and stress.

F

- Bachelor of Science

 Finance (B.S.)

 Manage money, investments, and how businesses and individuals get and use capital.
- Bachelor of Science

 Financial Economics (B.S.)

 Apply economic theories to understand financial markets and make smart investments.
- Bachelor of Arts

 Fine Art: 2D (B.A.)

 Create thought-provoking visual art on flat surfaces like painting and drawing.
- Bachelor of Arts

 Fine Arts: Photography (B.A.)

 Create meaningful photographic images primarily for artistic expression and exhibition.
- Bachelor of Arts

 Fine Art: 3D (B.A.)

 Create expressive three-dimensional artworks like sculpture and ceramics.
- Bachelor of Science

 Fisheries, Range and Wildlife Management: Fisheries (B.S.)

 Study and protect fish populations and their aquatic habitats.
- Bachelor of Science

 Fisheries, Range and Wildlife Management: Range (B.S.)

 Sustainably use and care for rangelands and natural grazing areas.
- Bachelor of Science

 Fisheries, Range and Wildlife Management: Wildlife (B.S.)

 Protect and sustain wild animal populations and their natural habitats.
- Associate of Applied Science

 Floral Design (A.A.S.)

 Artistic arrangement and creative use of fresh and artificial flowers.
- Bachelor of Science

 Food Sciences: Technology (B.S.)

 Food Science is simply the science of food, involving chemistry, biology/microbiology, nutrition, and engineering principles applied to food.
- Bachelor of Science

 Food Science: Nutrition/Dietetics (B.S.)

 Study how food affects the body and how to plan healthy eating.
- Bachelor of Science

 Food Science: Health Science (B.S.)

 Study food's impact on health, wellness, and disease prevention.
- Bachelor of Science

 Food Science: Management (B.S.)

 Manage the professional and business side of the food industry.
- Bachelor of Science

 Food Science: Science (B.S.)

 Study food preservation and processing with science and engineering.

G

- Associate of Science

 General Studies (A.S.)

 Design a basic, wide-range degree with different subjects in less time to complete.
- Bachelor of Science

 General Studies (B.S.)

 Design a broad, flexible degree across different subjects.
- Bachelor of Science

 Geology (B.S.)

 Study the Earth's solid matter, history, structure, and processes.
- Bachelor of Arts

 Graphic Design: Branding and Identity Design (B.A.)

 Create visual elements that define a company's public image.
- Bachelor of Arts

 Graphic Design: UX/UI Design (B.A.)

 Create easy-to-use and visually appealing digital product experiences for users.
- Bachelor of Arts

 Graphic Design: Surface and Pattern Design (B.A.)

 Create repeating visual designs for products and textiles.

H

- Bachelor of Science

 Healthcare Administration (B.S.)

 Manage the business side of healthcare facilities and systems.
- Bachelor of Arts

 History (B.A.)

 Study ancient and modern cultures and how they shape the world today.
- Bachelor of Arts

 History Education

 Teach historical knowledge and critical thinking skills to middle and high school students.
- Associate of Applied Science

 Horticulture (A.A.S.)

 Gain a basic understanding of soils, irrigation, water management, gardening, and plant identification.
- Bachelor of Science

 Horticulture (B.S.)

 Learn the science and art of cultivating plants, fruits, vegetables, and ornamental gardens.
- Bachelor of Arts

 Humanities (B.A.)

 Explore human culture, language, thought, and creative expression across time.

I

- Bachelor of Arts

 Illustration: Entertainment Design (B.A.)

 Create visual concepts for games, movies, and attractions using illustration skills.
- Bachelor of Arts

 Illustration: Publishing (B.A.)

 Use illustration to create visual content for books, magazines, and digital media.
- Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies

 Interdisciplinary Studies (B.I.S.)

 Combine multiple subjects into a unique, customized field of study.
- Bachelor of Science

 International Studies (B.A.)

 Examine global issues, cultures, politics, and economics.

M

- Bachelor of Science

 Manufacturing Engineering Technology (B.S.)

 Improve production processes and systems that build products.
- Associate of Applied Science

 Marketing (A.A.S.)

 Create, communicate, deliver, and exchange offerings and products of value to consumers.
- Associate of Applied Science

 Marriage and Family Studies (A.A.S.)

 Gain basic understanding of marriage and family dynamics and human development.
- Bachelor of Science

 Marriage and Family Studies (B.S.)

 Examine relationships, family dynamics, and human development across the lifespan.
- Bachelor of Science

 Mathematics (B.S.)

 Use logic and numbers to solve complex problems.
- Bachelor of Science

 Mathematics Education (B.S.)

 Teach math concepts and problem-solving skills to middle and high school students.
- Bachelor of Science

 Mechanical Engineering (B.S.)

 Design, analyze, and build mechanical systems and machines.
- Bachelor of Music

 Music: Jazz Studies (B.M.)

 Explore the history, theory, and performance of jazz music traditions.
- Bachelor of Music

 Music: Organ Performance (B.M.)

 Master playing the pipe organ for concerts and services.
- Bachelor of Music

 Music: Piano Performance (B.M.)

 Develop advanced skill and artistry in performing solo and ensemble piano works.
- Bachelor of Music

 Music: Vocal Performance (B.M.)

 Master singing technique, artistry, and stage presence for performance.
- Bachelor of Music

 Music: String Performance (B.M.)

 Master performance skill for instruments like violin, viola, cello, and bass.
- Bachelor of Music

 Music: Woodwind, Brass or Percussion Performance (B.M.)

 Master playing woodwinds, brass, and percussion instruments for performances.
- Bachelor of Music Education

 Music Education Composite: Orchestra (B.M.Ed.)

 Teach and conduct orchestral string and full ensemble groups.
- Bachelor of Music Education

 Music Education Composite: Choral (B.M.Ed.)

 Teach, direct, and conduct vocal and choir ensembles.
- Bachelor of Music Education

 Music Education Composite: Band (B.M.Ed.)

 Teach and direct school bands and ensembles.
- Bachelor of Musical Arts

 Musical Arts: String (B.M.A.)

 Advanced performance and study of string instruments.
- Bachelor of Musical Arts

 Musical Arts: General Music (B.M.A)

 Combine broad musical study with advanced performance skills across areas.

N

- Bachelor of Science

 Nursing: Pre-licensure (B.S.)

 Gain introductory knowledge to become a registered nurse after graduation.

O

- Bachelor of Science

 Occupational Safety and Health (B.S.)

 Prevent injuries and sickness in the workplace by designing safety programs and training.

P

- Associate of Applied Science

 Physical Therapist Assistant (A.A.S.)

 Help patients recover movement and manage pain under a physical therapist's care.
- Bachelor of Science

 Physics: Geophysics (B.S.)

 Apply physics principles to understand the Earth's structure and physical processes.
- Bachelor of Science

 Physics: Astronomy (B.S.)

 Study how the universe works through principles of physics.
- Bachelor of Science

 Physics: Chemistry (B.S.)

 Explore the physics behind chemical bonds and how atomic elements interact.
- Bachelor of Science

 Physics: Biophysics (B.S.)

 Apply physics principles to study living things and biological systems.
- Bachelor of Science

 Physics: Pre-Medical (B.S.)

 Prepare for medical school by applying physics as it relates to biology and chemistry.
- Bachelor of Science

 Physics: Computational (B.S.)

 Use computers and programming to solve complex physics problems.
- Bachelor of Science

 Physics: Engineering (B.S.)

 Apply physics principles in design to build practical technologies and systems.
- Bachelor of Science

 Physics: Mathematical (B.S.)

 Use advanced math to solve fundamental problems in physics theory.
- Bachelor of Science

 Physics: Medical

 Use physics principles in medical imaging, diagnosis, and radiation therapy treatments.
- Bachelor of Science

 Physics Education (B.S.)

 Teach physics concepts and methods to middle and high school students.
- Associate of Applied Science

 Plant Science & Technology (A.A.S.)

 Gain a basic understanding of how to improve plant health with science.
- Bachelor of Science

 Plant Science & Technology (B.S.)

 Find solutions to improve plant health and develop better agriculture practices with science and technology.
- Bachelor of Science

 Political Science: Foreign Affairs (B.S.)

 Study relationships and policies between different countries around the world.
- Bachelor of Science

 Political Science: American Government (B.S.)

 Explore the political system, structure, and citizen participation in the United States government.
- Bachelor of Science

 Psychology: Industrial Organizational (B.S.)

 Apply psychology to workplaces to improve productivity and well-being.
- Bachelor of Science

 Psychology: Health Psychology (B.S.)

 Study how psychological factors affect physical health and illness behavior.
- Bachelor of Science

 Psychology: General (B.S.)

 Study of the mind, behavior, and mental health of people.
- Bachelor of Science

 Psychology: Behavioral Interventions (B.S.)

 Use scientifically proven methods to foster change in problematic thoughts and actions.
- Bachelor of Science

 Public Health: Health Education and Promotion (B.S.)

 Teach people how to make better health decisions and live well.
- Bachelor of Science

 Public Health: Health Science (B.S.)

 Apply scientific principles to understand health, illness, and healthcare systems.
- Bachelor of Arts

 Public Policy and Administration: Public Policy

 Study how governments create and implement laws to solve public problems.
- Bachelor of Arts

 Public Policy and Administration: Public Administration

 Manage and implement government policies and public services.

R

- Bachelor of Science

 Recreation Management (B.S.)

 Plan, organize, and lead leisure and recreational activities.

S

- Bachelor of Arts

 Social Studies Education Composite: History Endorsement

 Teach history and social studies subjects in middle and high schools.
- Bachelor of Arts

 Social Studies Education Composite: American Government Endorsement

 Teach United States government and civics in middle and high schools.
- Bachelor of Science

 Social Work (B.S.)

 Help individuals, families, and communities cope with challenges and thrive.
- Bachelor of Science

 Sociology (B.S.)

 The scientific study of society, social behavior, and human groups.
- Bachelor of Science

 Software Engineering (B.S.)

 Design, build, and maintain computer software systems.
- Bachelor of Science

 Special Education K-12 Generalist (B.S.)

 Teach children with special needs K-12.
- Bachelor of Science

 Statistics (B.S.)

 Collect, analyze, and interpret data to make informed decisions.
- Bachelor of Science

 Supply Chain Management (B.S.)

 Oversee product creation and delivery from start to finish with skills in purchasing, inventory, and customer service.

T

- Bachelor of Arts

 Theatre Studies: Theatre Studies (B.A.)

 Explore the history, theory, and practice of live stage performance and study.
- Bachelor of Arts

 Theatre Studies: Design/Technical (B.A.)

 Create scenery, lights, sound, and costumes for theatre productions.
- Bachelor of Arts

 Theatre Studies: Performance (B.A.)

 Master acting, directing, and technical skills for stage production.
- Bachelor of Arts

 Theatre Studies: Children's Theatre (B.A.)

 Create and direct theatre specifically for young audiences.
- Associate of Art

 Theatre Studies (A.A.)

 Gain a basic understanding of the theory and practice of live stage performance.
- Bachelor of Science

 Therapeutic Recreation (B.S.)

 Use recreation and leisure activity to improve the health and well-being of patients.

V

- Bachelor of Science

 Virtual Design and Construction (B.S.)

 Use digital tools like building information modeling software (BIM) to plan and manage building projects.

W

- Associate of Science

 Web Design & Development (A.A.S.)

 Gain a basic understanding of how to plan, create, and design websites.
- Bachelor of Science

 Web Design & Development (B.S.)

 Design and create websites and web apps while improving User Experience (UX).
- Associate of Science

 Welding and Fabrication Technology (A.A.S.)

 Gain a basic understanding of welding and the techniques used to fuse metal.
- Bachelor of Science

 Welding and Fabrication Technology (B.S.)

 Join metals and build structures using advanced welding techniques.
- Bachelor of Science

 Welding Engineering Technology (B.S.)

 Use math, science, and tools to design and develop welding processes for quality engineering projects.