B.A. Degree

The B.A. in Arctic and Northern studies is an interdisciplinary and innovative program that educates students on the issues, opportunities and challenges specific to Alaska, the circumpolar North and the Arctic. Program themes include climate change, environmental issues, Indigenous studies, subsistence, politics and history, national and international security, geography, energy resources, art and music, and literature. The geographic location of UAF is outstanding for the study of Arctic and Northern issues, but students can pursue the major online as well.

Minimum Requirements for Arctic and Northern Studies Bachelor's Degree: 120 credits

Learn more about the bachelor’s degree in Arctic and Northern studies, including an overview of the program, career opportunities and more.

College of Liberal Arts
Department of Arctic and Northern Studies
907-474-7126

Degree

• B.A., Arctic and Northern Studies

Minor

• Minor, Arctic and Northern Studies