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Extended Studies Programs Overview
Other Campus Sites
For the convenience of our students who live or
work outside Boise, our other campus sites offer many academic courses
in convenient locations. Courses are taught by Boise State faculty and
meet all Boise State academic requirements. Our other site offerings include
required courses for associate degrees, additional undergraduate courses
and workshops. Some of these locations serve as receiving sites for Knowledge
Network, a series of interactive, televised classes broadcast from the
Boise campus. Advising, registration, and book sales are available at
most other campus sites.
The other campus sites are:
• West Campus (in Nampa)
5500 E. University Way, Nampa, ID
(208)-562-3200
• Canyon County Center
(in Nampa)
2407 Caldwell Boulevard, Nampa, ID
(208)-562-2100
• Gowen Field (in Boise)
Gowen Air Force Base, Boise, ID
(208)-272-3758 or (208)-426-3293
• Twin Falls
Taylor Administration Building
College of Southern Idaho Campus
(208)-736-2161
• Mountain Home
Mountain Home Air Force Base
665 Falcon, Mountain Home, ID
(208)-828-6746 or (208)-426-3293
• North Idaho Lewiston MSW Program
LCSC Campus Social Work
500 8th Ave. Lewiston, ID 83501
(
208)-792-2783
•North Idaho Coeur d'Alene MSW Program
LCSC Coeur d'Alene
1000 W. Hubbard Ave. Suite 144 Coeur d'Alene, ID 83814
(208)-292-2679
For more information, call (208)-426-1709
or visit our web pages
at Boise State Other Campus
Sites
Distance Education
Are you the kind of student who is highly motivated,
works well independently, and can structure your course work around your
other commitments? These courses, presented in a variety of distance delivery
methods, may be for you. They are offered by distance learning network,
public and cable television, public radio, and the Internet. In addition,
we offer two master’s degree programs--one in Instructional and Performance
and Technology, the other in Educational Technology.
For more information, call (208)-426-1709 or visit our web pages at
Boise State Distance Education.
Weekend University
Is your weekday schedule so busy you don’t
have time for school? Take a class on the weekend! Our weekend courses
are designed with you in mind. These courses are offered on Friday evenings,
on Saturday and on Sunday afternoons. They will give you greater flexibility
in your schedule – you can have time for your family, job, recreation,
personal interests AND school. These are regular high-quality Boise State
courses and are taught by Boise State faculty. Weekend offerings include condensed workshops, under-graduate core classes and graduate programs.
For more information, call (208)-426-1709 or visit our web pages at
Boise State Weekend University.
Boise State AfterWork
The AfterWork program at Boise State University enables working adults to complete a bachelors degree in the evening and on weekends. All required classes in the major will be offered on a rotating basis, at least once every 2 years.
The Bachelor Degree programs available are:
•
Accountancy
•
Applied Science
•
Criminal Justice
•
Communications
• General Business Management,
• Health Science Studies and
• Information Technology Management.
For more information, call (208)-426-1709 or visit our web pages at
Boise State AfterWork .
Or e-mail: afterwork@boisestate.edu.
Summer Program
Many Boise State students have more time in the summer
to take classes. Our flexible schedule makes it easy for you. Courses
are offered in 3-week sessions, 5-week sessions, 8-week sessions, and one 10-week session.
You can take undergraduate, graduate, or noncredit courses, plus a variety of 2-day workshops.
Our services to students are available throughout the summer.
The Boise State Summer Schedule is available to students in January.
Special areas of emphasis for Summer have been:
• Painting in McCall
• Cinema
• The World Today
• Diverse Communities
• Health and Wellness
• The Boise State Downtown Workshops
Special summer offerings for teachers include:
• In-Service Courses for Idaho teachers
• Teacher Education Courses and Workshops
Special Programs include Desert Studies Institute, Idaho Shakespeare Festival
workshops, and International Study Tours.
For more information, call (208) 426-1709 or visit our web pages at
Boise
State Summer Program
Special
Programs
Are you interested in learning about something
new and different for you? Do you need a 1- or 2-credit course to complete
your schedule? Look through our Workshops
and see what appeals to you. These are offered at varying times, including
evenings and/or intensive weekends and cover a wide range of topics and
skills.
The Professional Education
Courses for Teachers (In-service) offer
a variety of training opportunities for Idaho teachers and teacher aides.
They are offered during the Summer, Fall and Spring.
Boise State University has established an office
of Corporate Relations
to work with the many corporations and organizations in the Treasure Valley.
Our goal is to assist corporations and other organizations in providing
educational opportunities for their staffs. We do this by offering Boise
State courses and/or services at the company site. We also can work together
to create an academic program that satisfies the specific corporate training
needs.
Boise State also offers a variety of graduate programs through Extended Studies:
• Master of Arts in Education, Reading
• Master of Education, Bilingual Education or English as a
Second Language
• Boise State University Writing Project
• Northern Idaho Advanced Standing MSW Program
• Graduate Certificate in Conflict Management
For more information, call (208) 426-1709 or visit our web pages at
Boise State Special
Programs.
Noncredit
Courses
Boise State University is known for offering real
education for the real world, which means we offer noncredit courses
as well as credit courses. Whatever your interests, whatever your profession,
you’re sure to find a non-credit course that fits your needs. Learn
about computers, job training skills, business tools, management and professional
skills, or a foreign language. You can also learn about personal finances,
music and art. There are no applications, no waiting, but lots of learning
available in these courses every term.
For more information, call (208) 426-1709 or visit our web pages at
Boise State Noncredit Courses
Concurrent Enrollment for High School Students
Boise State’s Concurrent Enrollment
program allows high school junior and senior students to enroll
in courses for both high school and college credit. Accumulating college
credit while in high school can accelerate a student’s degree completion
and result in cost savings. If you want to get a jump start with your
college career, you have the option of taking pre-approved courses at
your high school for a low $30 per credit fee.
You may also enroll in courses on campus or at any of our branch locations
for the full per-credit fee. For
more information visit: http://admissions.boisestate.edu/jumpstart/default.htm
For more information, call (208) 426-1709 or visit our web pages
at Boise State Concurrent Enrollment for high
school students.
Osher Institute: Programs
for Adult Learners
At the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) –formerly known as Renaissance Institute– adult learners expand
their intellectual horizons and enrich their lives. We offer you the opportunity
to take short-term seminars, to attend a special topics lecture series,
and to share with one another.
For more information, call (208) 426-1709 or visit our web pages at
Osher Institute
Center for Professional
Development
The new Boise State Center for Professional Development
offers education and training programs for engineering, business, public
administration and health care professionals. As the largest higher education
institution in Idaho, our goal is to provide open enrollment and customized
professional development training programs designed to meet specific needs
of organizations, corporations and government agencies.
Our focus is on busy professionals who need new skills but have precious
little time to get them. Companies, organizations, agencies, and individuals
tell us what they need, and we do the work. In return, they receive cutting-edge
training where and when they want it--tailored JUST FOR YOU.
For more information, call (208) 426-3861 or visit our web pages at
Center for Professional Development
E-mail: cpdinfo@boisestate.edu
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