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Build practical skills, prepare for a career, or build a strong foundation for further education through certificates, associate degrees, transfer pathways, and workforce training designed for Alaska’s communities and industries.
CTC at a glance
- Degrees offered: Over 40 degrees including occupational endorsements, certificates, associate and bachelor's degrees
- Online degrees: 23 fully online options
- Locations: Fairbanks, Tok, and communities across Alaska
- Student body size: 2,000+
- On-campus housing: Yes
- Accreditation: NWCCU and an additional 8 specially-accredited programs
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At the University of Alaska Fairbanks Community and Technical College, your education is built around your future. With more than 40 career-focused programs—from certificates to associate degrees—we provide hands-on training for high-demand careers. Many students are hired by Alaska employers before graduation, and our technical programs achieve exceptional job placement rates. CTC fits your life with evening, online, and hybrid classes across 52 communities, plus free tutoring and scholarship opportunities.
Looking for maximum flexibility? UAF CTC offers several fully online degree programs and a wide selection of online courses each semester.
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Latest news
UAF CTC firefighting students medal at SkillsUSA nationals
July 24, 2026
Two UAF Community and Technical College student firefighters won silver and bronze medals at the SkillsUSA national championships in Atlanta.
UAF CTC expands culinary partnership with university in Italy
July 06, 2026
UAF CTC has expanded its partnership with The American University of Florence, giving culinary and hospitality students a direct pathway to degrees in Italy.
CTC building named for Michele Stalder
June 14, 2026
The University of Alaska Board of Regents this spring approved a request to name the UAF Community and Technical College building in downtown Fairbanks for CTC Dean Emeritus Michele Stalder. The naming was announced during a June 13 celebration of life for Stalder, who died in February after a lengthy cancer battle.