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Left: Katey Walter, a Ph.D. candidate in biology and wildlife, tries her hand at the two-person cross-cut competition during the seventh annual Forest Sports Festival sponsored by UAF's School of Natural Resources and Agricultural Sciences in conjunction with the Resource Management Society.

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U.S. graduate students

Choose UAF for your graduate education and work with internationally known faculty in Alaska's abundant natural resources. Glaciers, rivers, and wildlife are within easy reach, and the aurora borealis appears frequently to intrigue our space physicists. Our geographic location and expert faculty combine to give UAF a well-earned reputation for arctic and northern research. UAF is Alaska's only Ph.D.-granting university and is America's arctic university.

UAF offers master's and the doctor of philosophy degrees in a number of programs. The Office of the Graduate School provides information and assistance for prospective and current graduate students, including orientation, teaching assistant training and several scholarship and fellowship programs.


Admissions requirements
Review the current requirements for admission to UAF's graduate programs.

Research opportunities for graduate students

UAF Office of Admissions
215 Signers' Hall | P.O. Box 757480 | Fairbanks, AK 99775
Phone: (907) 474-7500 | Toll Free: (800) 478-1823 | Fax: (907) 474-5379 | E-mail: admissions@uaf.edu
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