Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Life Sciences in Entomology

University of Idaho

Insects account for more than half of all animal species on Earth, and they have an important impact on the health of plants and animals around the world. In this program, you will study the role of insects in crop production and landscapes. You will explore topics like pollination, disease transmission, pest management, environmental sustainability and other areas of entomology. Much of your education will take place in the field or in the laboratory, where you might study how hormonal changes in mosquitoes affect malaria transmission or how aphids inhibit photosynthesis in crops.

College of Agricultural and Life Sciences