Since 1889, the University of Idaho has provided motivated students with a transformative higher education experience that prepares them to solve real-world problems and achieve success in their lives and careers.
Our educational offerings will transform the lives of our students through engaged learning and self-reflection. Our teaching and learning will include undergraduate, graduate, professional and continuing education offered through face-to-face instruction, technology-enabled delivery and hands-on experience. Our educational programs will strive for excellence and will be enriched by the knowledge, collaboration, diversity and creativity of our faculty, students and staff.
Exceptional research universities such as the University of Idaho prepare their students not just with today's knowledge but also with the ability to discover new knowledge, solve novel problems, lead and construct the future. We educate students at the undergraduate, graduate, and professional levels to meet the needs of Idaho and the world. We improve lives by creating knowledge and impact through our research, scholarship and creative activity.
The world of work is vast, varied, and full of exciting possibilities. Because of this, the line between major and career is rarely straight. Below are resources to help you explore careers and majors including career assessments that ask questions to uncover your interests and strengths; data that dives deeper into industries, regions, and educational considerations; and other strategies for exploring your career interests and professional values.
The Office of the Dean of Students takes leadership in creating a compassionate, safe and vibrant residential campus community of choice. We promote educational and leadership experiences that prepare students to serve their communities and respect the dignity of all persons.
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Our dynamic residence halls are designed to promote student learning with positive social interactions. You will have unique opportunities to engage with fellow students, make new friends and discover new interests. Have the ultimate “college experience” right outside your door.
The fraternity and sorority community is the largest and most vibrant community of students on-campus. Our community has been a cornerstone of U of I's legacy since the university was founded. With 34 recognized fraternities and sororities, our members make up approximately 23 percent of the student population here in Moscow.
The University of Idaho Library has grown from a single classroom located in the University Administration Building in 1892, to become the largest library in the state of Idaho, housing well over a million books and subscribing to almost ten thousand periodicals, in print and online.
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The health of our Vandal Family is important. That is why we partner with Gritman Moscow Family Medicine to provide a full range of healthcare needs on the Moscow campus. Two clinicians provide services to students, faculty and staff, making everything from wellness checks to illness diagnosis and treatment easy to access.
At U of I, you’ll get the authentic college experience. And living on our beautiful classic campus puts you at the center of it all. Whether you choose a residence hall or Greek house, living on campus makes it easy to find your crowd at student clubs, socials and campus hot spots. You’ll be surrounded by action — just steps from Vandal athletic events, student activities and shows, the award-winning Student Recreation Center, the annual Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival and so much more.
The Student Recreation Center the primary resource for students, faculty, staff and alumni to workout and participate in recreational activities, including wellness classes, intramural sports and outdoor activities.
The ASUI-Kibbie Activity Center is a multi-purpose, indoor athletic stadium and event venue. Also known as the Kibbie Dome, it is home of the Idaho Vandals and is used for intercollegiate sports competition including: football, basketball, soccer, tennis and indoor track and field.
Situated on the north side of the ASUI-Kibbie Activity Center, the ICCU Arena has the potential to take the Vandal basketball teams to a new level of national attention and interest.
By taking leadership roles in student organizations, students may hone their organizational skills while forging important ties with the larger legal community. Student organizations participate in public service, bring distinguished speakers to the College, build community awareness of important issues, and much more.
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