Courses are open to everyone, especially those interested in tribal government, tribal administration, tribal law, program development and community services, such as health services.

High School Diploma or GED

Students perform specific tasks, learn basic management rationale and explore issues in tribal government. Each student has an individual education plan (IEP), which is a critical means of tracking progress and a key part of the process of education in a rural-based learning environment. A student career portfolio demonstrates individual accomplishments & the achievement of specific goal-related skills & competencies.

Students entering either the A.A.S. degree or certificate program should meet with a faculty advisor to discuss program content, requirements and planning. Contact Kevin Illingsworth at 457-5710 or toll free at 1-866-474 5710

Students who receive their certificate or AAS in Tribal Management may apply for admissions into the Rural Development Bachelor’s program.

Tribal Management website
UAF Catalog Description

Degree Worksheets:

• Tribal Management Certificate (PDF)

• Tribal Management Associate Degree (PDF)