Academic programs
Northwest Campus instruction extends to students in all portions of Alaska through the College of
Rural and Community Development distance schedule.
A Northwest campus student has the option to participate in a local course as well
as the option of taking a course offered from any one of eight or more campuses by
audio conference and/or Canvas.
Some Northwest Campus programs include:
- Applied Business (Campus Credential)
- Construction Trade Technologies (Campus Credential)
- Cultural Knowledge of the Bering Strait Region (Campus Credential)
- Substitute Teacher (Campus Credential)
- Administrative Assistant (Occupational Endorsement)
- Facilities Maintenance (Occupational Endorsement)
- Supervision & Personnel Management (Occupational Endorsement)
- High Latitude Range Management (Occupational Endorsement / Certificate)
More academic programs available through Northwest Campus and UAF:
- Associate of Arts (AA-General Studies)
- Applied Business (AAS)
- Elementary Education (BA)
- Information Technology Specialist (Certificate and AAS)
- Nursing Program (Managed through UAA)
- Rural Development (BA and MA)
- Social Work (BA)
Other degrees available through sponsorship by Bering Strait regional partners:
- Allied Health Fields (Occupational Endorsement)
- Allied Health Fields (Certificate and AAS)
- Community Health (Certificate)
- Early Childhood Education (Certificate and AAS)
- Rural Human Services (Certificate and AAS)
For a complete list of degrees, endorsements, and credentials available by distance from all University of Alaska campuses, check out University of Alaska Distance Learning.