Boise State University

Boise State University (BSU), located in Boise, Idaho, is a public metropolitan research institution that offers a transformative educational experience to over 26,000 students.

Established in 1932, BSU has grown into Idaho's largest university, providing more than 200 undergraduate and graduate programs across nine colleges.

Academic Programs

The university's academic offerings are diverse, encompassing fields such as engineering, business, computer science, health sciences, and public policy.

BSU is recognized for its innovation and research, particularly in areas like cybersecurity and materials science.

With an average undergraduate class size of 29, students benefit from personalized attention and a supportive learning environment.

Campus Life

Beyond academics, Boise State boasts a vibrant campus life. Students can engage in over 200 clubs and organizations and participate in outdoor activities along the Boise River and foothills.

The university's athletics programs are renowned, with the Broncos competing in 18 sports. The football team plays on the iconic blue artificial turf at Albertsons Stadium.

Global Partnerships

BSU has expanded its global presence by partnering with the University of the Basque Country to establish a transoceanic campus focusing on engineering.

This collaboration aims to:

• Strengthen research alliances
• Promote student and faculty mobility
• Foster multilingual education

Location

The main campus is situated in downtown Boise, providing students access to a dynamic urban environment rich in cultural, business, and recreational opportunities.

Locations

• Boise, ID, USA - Main campus located downtown, offering access to numerous amenities and a vibrant urban experience
• Additional location in Boise, ID, USA, supporting the university's educational mission