Greetings from the Director On behalf of Idaho State University’s faculty, staff and students a warm welcome to all international students, scholars and their families. More than 843 international students and scholars from more than 60 different countries around the world call Idaho State University their home away from home. You will have an opportunity to make valuable social connections, and become acquainted with the myriad of resources at ISU, and in Pocatello, which will make your stay enjoyable and productive. To introduce you to the services and programs of the International Programs Office IIPO) and to make sure you enter the United States in proper status, we ask that you bring your passport and immigration documents and check in with us upon your arrival on campus. ISU’s location in the safe, scenic, and low-cost city of Pocatello makes the university an excellent choice for strong educational opportunities in the United States. IPO serves as your resource on immigration matters as well as ISU’s liason to those Federal Agencies concerned with matters related to international students and scholars studying and working here. Our staff can also assist you with problems concerning your social and personal adjustments to life in the United States. As you navigate challenging and rewarding new experiences you are always welcome to visit us in the International Programs Office. We look forward to getting to know you during your time here at Idaho State University. Our best wishes for a successful stay at ISU and do let us know how we can be of assistance to you. Maria Fletcher Director, International Programs Office Seattle, Washington
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TABLE OF CONTENTS:
4 Academic Highlights 5 Research Highlights 6 Campus Resources 9 University Housing 10 Student Life 12 Costs and Scholarships 14 International Application
Procedures and Requirements
18 Undergraduate (Bachelor’s and Associate) Degrees
19 Graduate (Master’s and Doctoral) Degrees
• Pocatello
ISU QUICK INFORMATION
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• Is classified as a regional public doctoral/research institution • Was founded in 1901 • Has a 17:1 faculty to student ratio • Has average class size of 20 • Has approximately 15,000 undergraduate and graduate students • Hosts 843 international students from more than 60 foreign countries • Hosts over 50 scholars per year • Offers 285 degree and certificate programs • Is fully accredited by the Northwest Association of Schools and Universities • Is one of the safest college campuses in the U.S. • Is located in the small scenic city of Pocatello, with a low cost of living and great recreational opportunities.
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WELCOME Idaho State University, a Carnegie-classified doctoral research institution founded in 1901, educates approximately 15,000 students per year in more than 280 programs. It is Idaho’s lead institution in health professions and medical education. Its seven colleges engage in a broad range of innovative research, teaching and learning in the natural and physical sciences, humanities, performing and visual arts, education, engineering, business, pharmacy and technology. Visit ISU today at www.isu.edu.
ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS Idaho State University is accredited by the Northwest Association of Schools and Colleges and many field-specific accrediting agencies. See www.isu.edu/academic-info/current/general.html #Accreditation and www.isu.edu/graduate/accreditation.shtml for a full list of accreditations. Several of ISU’s programs are especially recognized for outstanding academic quality. The pharmacy program is recognized as a national leader, and the accounting degree programs are also highly regarded. Visit www.isu.edu/academics.shtml to learn more about academics at ISU.
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RESEARCH HIGHLIGHTS Idaho State University is classified as a public doctoral research-intensive institution, and has a leading role in several types of research in the state and region. The Office of Research (www.isu.edu/research) coordinates all research activities at Idaho State University and facilitates research opportunities for faculty and students. The Office of Research oversees most of the compliance committees and administers several internal grant opportunities for faculty and students. ISU has the following research centers, institutes and facilities. Learn more by visiting www.isu.edu/research/researchcenters.shtml: • Center for Advanced Energy Studies (CAES) • Center for Archaeology, Materials, and Applied Spectroscopy (CAMAS) • Center for Ecological Research and Education (CERE) • Family Medicine Clinical Research Center • GIS Teaching and Research Center • ISU Biomedical Research Institute (IBRI) • Idaho Accelerator Center (IAC) • Informatics Research Institute (IRI) • Institute of Nuclear Science and Engineering (INSE) • Institute of Rural Health (IRH) • Measurement and Control Engineering Research Center (MCERC) • ISU Molecular Research Core Facility (MRCF)
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CAMPUS RESOURCES Idaho State is committed to the success of its students and the contributions to their communities. At ISU, this commitment is carried out through various offices and resources on campus that exist to assist students in reaching their full potential. INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS OFFICE (IPO): International Programs Office is responsible for assisting incoming international students and scholars with the admissions and student visa processes, managing orientation and retention programs aimed at international student success, and organizing programs to ‘internationalize’ the campus (including managing the international Study Abroad programs). IPO is the campus office that assists all students, scholars and faculty (and their dependents) who hold an immigration status of F-1, J-1, or H-1B with any visa status question or concern. In addition, IPO manages the international recruitment plan for the university, and advises other university offices in hiring foreign scholars and faculty. IPO recognizes the value of our diverse campus community and works to make this diversity of benefit to all. See www.isu.edu/ipo/. LIBRARY FACILITIES ISU’s Eli M. Oboler Library provides access to great resources and services. The library collections currently consist of more than three million items of different types (books, periodicals, maps, journals, government documents, etc.), with nearly half a million books in the main collection. The library and its staff are invaluable to ISU students in research in many ways, including the interlibrary loan system through which ISU students have access to items available at other participating libraries. See www.isu.edu/library/ to learn more. COMPUTER LABS AND FACILITIES ISU has a multitude on convenient on-campus computer labs available for use by current students (including 24 hour facilities), administered through Information Technology Services. View www.isu.edu/its/labs/labinfo. shtml to see lab locations. Also, students can access the secure campus wide wireless network on their own laptops by purchasing a computer account each semester, at low cost.
STUDENT HEALTH CENTER The ISU Student Health Center employs a friendly, professional medical staff to provide students with high-quality, low-cost health care while they are attending ISU. The Student Health Center offers “same day” morning appointments as well as advance appointments for special procedures. A walk-in clinic is also available. The Student Health Center also provides pharmaceutical services to students. Other services available are routine X-rays, laboratory studies, nutrition and healthy lifestyle counseling, and women’s and men’s health clinics. At ISU all international students are required to have acceptable health (medical) insurance. The ISU health insurance plan is available, which together with the Student Health Center provides comprehensive medical care coverage. Visit www.isu.edu/stuhlth/. ACADEMIC ADVISING (AAC) Undergraduate international students are advised by faculty in their academic departments. Assigned faculty advisors help the student select the best course schedule, including degree requirements and elective classes. ISU degrees, like those at most American universities, have a wide variety of course choices available, and the advisor helps the advisee make the course choices that best suit their academic, professional and personal goals. Additionally, the Academic Advising Center serves as a general advising resource for all students. New undergraduate students should complete the online orientation to ISU academics and registration, at www.isu.edu/advising/ madvising.shtml. Advising for graduate students is also done through their academic departments, with a faculty advisor. CENTER FOR TEACHING AND LEARNING (CETL) The Center for Teaching and Learning offers free individual and small-group tutoring in math, writing, and content area courses ranging from anthropology to zoology. Also, classes, workshops, and individual tutoring for non-native speakers of English are available in areas including American culture, written and oral presentation support, pronunciation, grammar, and conversation/ discussion skills. CeTL also has eight week classes focused on learning strategies and money management. See www.isu.edu/ctl/. CAREER CENTER The ISU Career Center is a comprehensive office serving both the career development and employment needs of our students and alumni. The goal of the Career Center is to assist in developing partnerships between students, alumni and faculty designed to enhance the career development of ISU students. Visit www.isu.edu/career/ for more information. EARLY LEARNING CENTER The Early Learning Center offers an educational after-school program for children of ISU students from 6 weeks of age up through 5th grade. See www.isu.edu/earlylc/index.html. INTENSIVE ENGLISH PROGRAM (ELS) ISU has contracted with the ELS Language Centers to provide a full-service intensive English program. With classes beginning every four weeks, admission to ELS is always open. Students
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wishing to study at ISU but needing language instruction can enter the ELS program at Pocatello or any of the other U.S.-based ELS Language Centers, and with completion of level 112 of the ELS curriculum can be admitted to an ISU degree program without a TOEFL result. A conditional letter of admission to ISU is available to students in most majors not meeting the TOEFL requirement but academically and financially admissible to the university. ELS also administers the official iBT TOEFL several times per year at the ELS Center in Pocatello, located in the ISU Continuing Education building near the main campus. Register at www.ets.org. ELS students have full access to all ISU facilities, including housing, recreation, dining and computer labs. See more information at www.els.edu/pocatello.
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UNIVERSITY HOUSING AND DINING University Housing (www.isu.edu/housing) at ISU offers a variety of living options suitable for international students and scholars. Both traditional residence halls and on-campus apartments are typically available, but you must make arrangements before arriving on campus. University housing facilities are safe, secure, convenient, and affordable. Many choices are available, and prices range from $1,260 to $1,803 per semester (4 months) for residence halls, and from $242.50 per person per month for shared apartment units. All housing units are non-smoking, and the cost includes local telephone service, basic cable television service, and all utilities (electricity, water, etc.) Meal plans are available to make convenient use of the on-campus dining facilities, found in three different locations. A meal plan is required for residence hall students unless they are in their junior year or beyond. Students in apartments may also purchase residence hall meal plans or commuter meal plans. See www.isu.edu/housing/cost_info.shtml for more information. It is not required for ISU students to choose on-campus housing or dining. Living off-campus provides freedom to choose roommates and living style, but offers less convenience and fewer opportunities to participate in campus life and activities.
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STUDENT LIFE POCATELLO ISU’s location in the mid-size city of Pocatello means that students have access to popular shops and dining establishments, many offering international items and foods. In addition, there are international restaurants (Chinese, Indian, Mediterranean, Thai, and Mexican) near campus. Supermarkets in Pocatello are numerous and most have an international selection of popular nonU.S. food items and ingredients. In spite of these conveniences, the cost of living in Pocatello is well below the national average, and compared with similar communities in such states as California and New York is extremely low. Find out more at www.pocatellocvb.com/. Pocatello has four seasons with cold winters, pleasant autumns and springs, and hot summers. Pocatello is relatively dry with little rainfall but significant snowfall. The city also has a public bus system that can takes students from campus to many locations throughout Pocatello, including popular shopping destinations. Visit www.pocatellotransit.com/. School-age children of ISU students attend nearby Washington Elementary public school. School bus stops are located on campus. REGIONAL ATTRACTIONS Pocatello and ISU are located in a beautiful mountain valley, and within easy driving distance to some famous U.S. locations and outdoor attractions: Sun Valley ski resort, the larger cities of Boise and Salt Lake City, Yellowstone National Park, Jackson Hole, Wyoming and the Grand Teton mountains, and numerous outdoor recreational spots. In fact, skiing and winter sports and other outdoor recreation areas are easily found within 20 minutes of Pocatello. See www.seidaho.org/, www.nps.gov/yell/index.htm, and www.jacksonholechamber.com/ for more information. ACCESS Pocatello is accessible via the large international airport at Salt Lake City, 2 ½ hours away by car (or shuttle service). Flights to/from Salt Lake City serve the entire U.S. and many overseas locations. There is also a smaller regional airport located right outside Pocatello. Airport information is available at www.slcairport.com/ and www.pocatello.us/airport/index.htm. Only one airline currently serves the Pocatello Regional Airport, so it is likely that your final U.S. stop will be the
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Salt Lake City International Airport. The shuttle company Salt Lake Express offers convenient service from that airport to Pocatello. See www.saltlakeexpress.com/. Public transportation serves the campus in the form of Pocatello Transit Buses. RECREATION ISU has some great recreational opportunities, many of them available at no cost to students. The Student Recreation Center (recently expanded and improved) in Reed Gym has facilities for many indoor sports for students to use. The center has gymnasiums, tennis courts, a swimming pool and more. The Outdoor Adventure Center has outdoor gear (hiking, camping, etc.) available for rent at low cost to students and sponsors many outdoor events, including trips to nearby locations. See more information at www.isu.edu/camprec/facilities/index.shtml and www.isu.edu/outdoor/. STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS There are 160 student organizations on the ISU campus, including several international student groups. Student organizations help students get involved and become part of the campus community. Many on-campus events (some of them very popular international events) are organized and sponsored by student-led groups. See a directory of current student organizations at www.isu.edu/stdorg. ACTIVITIES, ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT The beautiful L.E. and Thelma E. Stephens Performing Arts Center. ISU hosts many national and international artists who perform at the Stephens Center, and there are also many on-campus music, dance and theatre events put on by students in those departments. See www.isu.edu/ stephens/ and www.isu.edu/arts/. ISU has one of the very few on-campus movie theaters in the U.S., the Bengal Theater. The Bengal Theater shows recent American and also classic movies free to students nightly. It is located in the building that is the heart of many campus activities, the Pond Student Union Building (PSUB). The PSUB also houses a bowling alley, game center, post office, restaurants, the university radio station and the university bookstore. Visit www.isu.edu/union/ and www.isu.edu/union/calendar.shtml.
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COSTS International students at ISU pay ‘non-resident’ tuition and fees (course costs), unless awarded aid (see below), as at almost all public universities in the United States. Idaho State’s tuition rates are significantly lower than most other universities, however. Living expenses in Pocatello are extremely low. On-campus housing is very reasonably priced (see page 9) and food, restaurant, and recreation/entertainment is readily available at low cost (including an on-campus movie theater and bowling and game center). Shopping in Pocatello offers many choices, including discount and warehouse style stores. The total amount requiring documentation each year for international students currently is calculated as: Annual Costs (Summer not included)
GRADUATE .........UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS .........STUDENTS $19,804 ................$18,676 5,497 ....................6,344 2,028 ....................2,028 1,800 ....................1,800 $29,129 ............$28,001
Non Resident Tuition and Fees** Room and Board Health Insurance Books & Supplies Total **Some ISU programs have additional costs: Dependents: A spouse and each additional child who will hold an F-2 or J-2 visa requires additional yearly funding at $3000.
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FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE IS AVAILABLE FOR MANY INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS IN SEVERAL FORMS: ASSISTANTSHIPS At ISU there are several hundred on-campus positions involving teaching or research, available to undergrad students in ISU’s degree programs. Awards of these assistantships are made by the individual graduate level departments. Assistantships also award full tuition costs and a cash stipend, paid through the course of employment. See www.isu.edu/graduate/financial. shtml#assistantships_fellowships for more information. NON-RESIDENT TUITION WAIVERS (NRTW) Non-resident tuition waivers are available at ISU. These awards reduce the total cost of tuition and fees by about 70%. NRTWs are awarded based on a GPA of 3.0 (or converted equivalent) or higher, and are available for both graduate and undergraduate level students. No application is necessary. Renewal of the award also requires a 3.0 GPA or higher. The majority of NRTWs are in the technical or scientific majors. If a student is awarded an NRTW, he/she is not eligible to also receive an International Room and Board Scholarship. See www.isu.edu/ipo/scholarship.shtml for scholarship information for international students. INTERNATIONAL ROOM AND BOARD SCHOLARSHIPS This scholarship program awards a number of full room and board scholarships to deserving incoming undergraduate students. Eligibility for these awards is based on a GPA of 2.75 or better. The award is a residence hall room in certain residence halls, double occupancy, and a meal plan for the academic year. The awards are renewable, based on continuing GPA. Incoming students cannot receive both the NRTW and a Room and Board Scholarship. ON-CAMPUS EMPLOYMENT All international students are eligible to work on-campus part-time jobs, available to registered full-time students. The on-campus employment program is administered through the Career Center Services. Note that on-campus employment will help with costs but cannot pay for your expenses in total, and competition for on-campus jobs is high. Contact (208) 282-2380.
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INTERNATIONAL APPLICATION PROCEDURE AND REQUIREMENTS APPLICATION RECOMMENDED PRIORITY DATES (ISU has open admissions, however we recommend completing the application process by the dates as below especially in countries where visa appointments are difficult to get, and for full scholarship consideration): Fall Semester (August – December): March 1 Spring Semester (January – May): July 1 REQUIREMENTS FOR INTERNATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES (no previous university coursework) 1. Completed Undergraduate Application and $40 application fee, 2. 2.50 or higher cumulative GPA, 3. Secondary school (high school) diploma and mark sheets (originals or official copies), 4. Official TOEFL or IELTS results, or completion of ELS Level 112 in the ELS Intensive English Language Program. Exceptions apply for students from English-speaking countries. Satisfactory financial resources. 61 TOEFL iBT or 5.0 IELTS are the required minimum scores. 5. Satisfactory financial resources. ISU does not require the SAT or ACT, however we encourage applicants to submit one if available. Conditional Admission: • Students with a GPA of 2.25 can be admitted on the condition that they meet other requirements while attending. • Students with a TOEFL lower than required or no TOEFL or IELTS can be admitted to ISU if otherwise admissible, and if they apply to ELS Language Center. REQUIREMENTS FOR INTERNATIONAL TRANSFER STUDENTS (previous university coursework in the U.S. or abroad) 1. Completed application and $40 application fee, 2. Secondary school (high school) diploma and mark sheets are required only if less than two semesters of full-time study at a university or college (less than 26 credits) has been completed, 3. Official college or university transcripts for all university and college coursework, and official evaluations for coursework done outside the U.S., 4. TOEFL or IELTS requirement as above, unless student has completed 26+ credits in a U.S. university, 5. 2.0 or higher cumulative GPA,
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6. Official diploma must be submitted or diploma posted on transcript if the student has already completed an associate (2 year) or bachelor’s (3 or 4 year) degree, 7. Satisfactory financial resources. REQUIREMENTS FOR INTERNATIONAL GRADUATE STUDENTS (please see current Graduate Catalog for complete information – the catalog is available online at www.isu.edu/academic-info/crntgrad/). Contact the Graduate School with questions about graduate requirements and process, at (208) 282-2150 or graddean@isu.edu. 1. Completed Graduate School application and $55 application fee, 2. Official college or university transcripts and diplomas for all university and college coursework and degrees received, 3. A TOEFL score of at least 550 PBT or 80 iBT, or an IELTS of 6.5 composite. Exemptions for students from English-speaking countries and students with a previous U.S. university degree, 4. The GRE, GMAT, or MAT may be required for some departments, 5. Additional requirements in the academic department. Graduate department requirements vary, but letters of recommendation and statement of intent are typical, 6. Satisfactory financial resources.
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PLEASE NOTE: • Official academic documents or acceptable certified copies are required. If this is not possible in your case communicate with International Admissions at (208) 282-4320 for assistance. If you are a graduate applicant, contact the Graduate School at (208) 282-2150 for assistance. • Students will be responsible for translation of any required documents not in English, by a certified translator. • TOEFL exemptions are possible for students: • from certain English-speaking countries, • having 26 or more U.S. university credits, • with an acceptable ACT or SAT verbal or English score, • who graduated from a U.S. high school or university. Contact International Admissions (208) 282-4320 or the Graduate School (208) 282-2150 for more information. • Documentation of ‘Satisfactory Financial Resources’ is required for all international applicants. This entails completion of the ISU ‘Declaration of Financial Support’ form, and submission of acceptable financial documents. If an ISU award is part or all of the financial resources, that award information should be included on the declaration form.
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• Foreign post-secondary documents, e.g. degrees, certificates (not high school), require an official evaluation from an acceptable agency, approved by the National Association of Credential Evaluation Services, Inc. (NACES, see www.naces.org). For evaluations the International Programs Office recommends: Educational Credential Evaluators, www.ece.org, (414) 289-3400 World Education Services, www.wes.org, (212) 966-6311 Mailing address for all international undergraduate application materials:
Mailing address for all graduate application materials:
International Programs Office Attn: International Undergraduate Admissions 921 S. 8th Ave. Stop 8038 Pocatello, ID 83209-8038
Graduate School Idaho State University Stop 8075, 921 S. 8th Ave. Pocatello, ID 83209 U.S.A.
Phone: (208) 282-4320 Fax: (208) 282-2924 Email: ipomail@isu.edu
Phone: (208) 282-2150 Fax: (208) 282-4847 Email: graddean@isu.edu
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UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES
(BACHELOR’S AND ASSOCIATE) COLLEGE of ARTS & LETTERS COLLEGE of SCIENCE & Anthropology B.A. ENGINEERING Art B.A., B.F.A. Bachelor of University Studies B.U.S. Communication and Rhetorical Studies B.A., B.S. Dance: Choreography and Performance B.A. Economics B.A., B.S. English B.A. Film and Video B.A. French B.A. German B.A. History B.A. International Studies B.A. Mass Communication B.A. Music, General B.A., B.S. Music, Performance B.M. Philosophy B.A. Political Science B.A., B.S. Psychology B.A., B.S. RUSS Russian A.A. SHOS Shoshoni A.A. Social Work B.A. Sociology B.A. Spanish B.A. Theatre B.A., B.S.
COLLEGE of BUSINESS
Accounting B.B.A. Computer Information Systems B.B.A. Finance B.B.A. General Business B.B.A. Healthcare Information Systems Management B.B.A. Management B.B.A. Marketing B.B.A.
COLLEGE of EDUCATION
Early Childhood Education B.A. Elementary Education B.A., B.S. Family and Consumer Sciences B.A., B.S. Human Exceptionality B.A., B.S. Music Education B.M.E. Physical Education B.A., B.S. Secondary Education B.A., B.S.
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Biochemistry B.S. Biology B.A., B.S. BS/MS Botany B.S. Chemistry B.A., B.S. B.S. Civil Engineering B.S. M.S. Computer Science B.S. Earth and Environmental Systems B.A., B.S. Ecology B.S. Electrical Engineering B.S. Geology B.A., B.S. M.N.S., M.S. Health Physics Emphasis A.S., B.S. M.S. Mathematics A.S., B.S. M.S., D.A. Mechanical Engineering B.S. M.S. Microbiology B.S. Nuclear Engineering B.S. Physics A.S., B.A., B.S. M.N.S., M.S. Statistics B.S. Zoology B.S. B.A.: Environmental Health Track B.A.: Environmental Policy and Management Track B.S.: Applied Science Track B.S.: Biological Systems Track B.S.: Bioscience Track B.S.: Environmental Geochemistry Track B.S.: Global Environmental Change Track
UNIVERSITY HONORS PROGRAM
Honors Bachelor of Arts H.B.A. Honors Bachelor of Business Administration H.B.B.A. Honors Bachelor of Fine Arts H.B.F.A. Honors Bachelor of Science H.B.S.
COLLEGE of HEALTH PROFESSIONS
B.S. to M.S. Dental Hygiene Accelerated Track Option Dental Hygiene B.S. Dietetics B.S. Educational Interpreting B.S. Health Care Administration B.S. Health Education and Promotion Program Health Education B.A., B.S.
Medical Laboratory Science B.S. Nursing B.S. Radiographic Science A.A.S., B.S. Radiographic Science Program
COLLEGE of TECHNOLOGY
Bachelor of Applied Science B.A.S. Aircraft Maintenance Technology Automotive Technology Civil Engineering Technology Computer Aided Design Drafting Technology Computerized Machining Technology Diesel/On-Site Power Generation Technology Energy Systems Electrical Engineering Technology Energy Systems Instrumentation and Controls Engineering Tech. Energy Systems Mechanical Engineering Technology Energy Systems Nuclear Operations Technology Energy Systems Renewable Energy Technology Energy Systems Wind Engineering Technology Health Information Technology Information Technology Systems Instrumentation and Automation Engineering Technology Robotics and Communications Systems Engineering Technology BAT Bachelor of Applied Technology B.A.T. Automotive Collision Repair And Refinishing Business Technology Early Childhood Care and Education Electrical Apprenticeship Law Enforcement Massage Therapy Medical Assisting Paralegal Studies Physical Therapist Assistant Plumbing Apprenticeship Welding
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GRADUATE DEGREES (MASTER’S AND DOCTORAL) COLLEGE of ARTS & LETTERS
Anthropology M.A., M.S. Art M.F.A. Communication and Rhetorical Studies M.A. in Organizational Communication English M.A., Ph.D., TESOL Certificate History M.A. in Historical Resources Management Political Science M.A., M.P.A., D.A. Psychology M.S. (Psychology) Ph.D. (Clinical Psychology) Ph.D. (Experimental Psychology) Sociology M.A. Theatre M.A.
M.Ed. in Deaf Education Human Resource Training and Development M.O.L.P
COLLEGE of SCIENCE & ENGINEERING
Biological Sciences M.S., Ph.D. in Biology (Botany and Zoology options) M.S., Ph.D. in Microbiology M.N.S., D.A. in Biology Chemistry B.S./M.S., M.S., M.N.S. Geosciences M.S., M.N.S., M.S. with Environmental Geoscience Emphasis Geo Technology Certificate M.S. in Geographical Information Science Mathematics M.A. in Mathematics for Secondary Teachers M.S., D.A. COLLEGE of BUSINESS Physics M.S., M.N.S., Ph.D. in Applied Business Administration M.B.A. Physics (Accounting, Computer Information M.S. with Health Physics Emphasis Systems, Computer Science Finance, Management, Marketing, Health Engineering Care Administration emphasis areas), M.S. in Civil Engineering Certificate in Business Administration, M.S. in Environmental Engineering MAcc M.S. in Measurement and Control Engineering COLLEGE of EDUCATION M.S. in Mechanical Engineering Educational Leadership and Instructional M.S. in Nuclear Science and Engineering Design M.Ed. in Education M.S. in Environmental Science and M.Ed. in Instructional Technology Management Ed.S. in Educational Administration Ph.D. in Engineering and Applied Science Ed.D. in Educational Leadership Ph.D. in Instructional Design DIVISION of HEALTH Educational Foundations M.Ed. in SCIENCES Education (Elementary Education, Audiology Au.D. Secondary Speech-Language Pathology M.S. Education, K-12 Education/Music Counseling M.Coun (Marital, Couple Education, and Child and Family Studies and Family Counseling, Mental Health emphasis areas) Counseling, School Counseling, Student School Psychology, Literacy & Special Affairs Counseling) Education Ed.S. in Special Education Ed.S. (Counseling) Ed.S. in School Psychology Ph.D. (Counselor Education and M.Ed. In Education (Literacy emphasis) Counseling) M.Ed. In Human Exceptionality (School Medical Laboratory Sciences M.S. Psychological Examiner emphasis area) Dental Hygiene M.S. (Special Education emphasis area) Health and Nutrition Sciences M.H.E, Sport Science and Physical Education M.P.H M.P.E. in Athletic Administration Nursing Ph.D., D.N.P., M.S. M.S. in Athletic Training
Occupational Therapy M.O.T. Physical Therapy D.P.T. Physician Assistant Studies M.P.A.S. PharmD Biomedical and Pharmaceutical Sciences M.S. in Pharmaceutical Sciences (Medicinal Chemistry, Pharmaceutics or Pharmacology, Emphasis) Ph.D. in Pharmaceutical Sciences (Medicinal Chemistry, Pharmaceutics or Pharmacology, Emphasis) Pharmacy Practice and Administrative Services M.S. in Pharmaceutical Science (Pharmacy Administration Emphasis) Ph.D. in Pharmaceutical Sciences (Pharmacy Administration Emphasis)
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Idaho State University International Programs Office 921 South 8th Ave., Stop 8038 Pocatello, ID, 83209-8038 USA (208) 282-4320 ipomail@isu.edu www.isu.edu/ipo www.facebook.com/ISUInternationalPrograms Username: Idaho_State_University_IPO Username: ISU_IPO