Beyond the Degree

Environmental geoscience is used to advise policy with science. You are an advocate for the Earth. While many Earth scientists work as consultants, others use their knowledge to lead in the courtroom.

While geologists can work without a master's degree, additional education and experience are helpful.

Architectural technology combines artistry with technical skill, as it involves the design and construction of buildings that are long-lasting, functional, and safe. Architectural technologists understand building methods and materials, create blueprints and diagrams, and ensure structures comply with current safety regulations. But what are your degree options, and what will make you successful in this field?

A degree in actuarial science is a strong foundation in many important fields of study. From risk management to financial analysis, you are investing in your ability to model and manage uncertainty that will impact overall business and insurance decisions.

Explore different career paths in biostatistics.

A PE license isn’t just about passing exams. It’s about stepping into a role of trust, responsibility, and leadership in engineering.

Graduate school offers advance opportunities and specialization in mechanical engineering.

BYU-Idaho loves the performing arts and puts on multiple productions a year. Plays are decided based on student recommendation, feasibility, and potential portfolio experience for both performers and technicians.

When looking for jobs, you may see sections on an application that ask you to list what skills you have learned throughout your college or career path.

Want to join the BYU-Idaho Vocal Performance program? Acceptance into the program is done through auditions. While that may sound stressful, you have guidelines to help you out. Here are the general requirements and some tips to help you along.

Being a concert pianist requires serious dedication, and it is reserved for those who have put in the hard work, time, and effort to master the art of the piano. BYU-Idaho's Piano Performance program provides a solid framework to meet your goals.

A clean, professional portfolio is one of the best ways to share your work and build opportunities in the music world.