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The business programs offered at UAS prepare you for in-demand positions, from bookkeeping and office management to accounting and administration. Get the necessary skills for that entry-level job or increase your knowledge and credentials to expand your career potential.
This summer, UAS is offering the Master of Arts in Teaching, Secondary and Middle Grades Education program in Anchorage from June 15th to July 24th. Attend or stream MAT Information Night in Anchorage, Tuesday, January 21.
The University of Alaska Southeast offers online learning options that fit around your life and within your budget.
Are you one of the 120,000 Alaskans with some college but no degree? Let Finish College Alaska help you graduate with our flexible online learning and outstanding student support.
At Sitka WhaleFest, UAS biology students experience career inspiration and renewed motivation for STEM coursework at a critical juncture in their college careers. Check out the video on this exciting opportunity.
Now is a great time to earn your Occupational Endorsement with 25% tuition reduction on selected courses.
UAS and Sealaska partnered together to create the new Northwest Coast Arts Program. Explore the traditional methods, materials, and images of Northwest Coast Native peoples.
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The City and Borough of Juneau has named Homer City Manager Katie Koester as the next director of the Public Works and Engineering Department, according to a press release from the city. Koester has served as Homer’s city manager since 2015, the release said, and is working on a master’s in public administration at the University of Alaska Southeast.
Read moreDeep within the Tongass National Forest, the rain was just heavy enough to need an umbrella—and to wash away a light dusting of snow coating the mountains above Juneau, Alaska. The low that mid-November morning was 38 degrees, 10 degrees above normal. That’s been the new normal in Alaska’s warmest year on record, slowing the salmon runs in what should be icy streams and killing an estimated 600,000 acres of towering yellow cedar trees.
Read moreThe Taku Glacier is shrinking. It was the last, remaining advancing glacier flowing out of the Juneau Icefield. A soon-to-be-published research paper will show how climate change is responsible for the glacier’s recent about-face into retreat. But scientists, Juneau-area hunters and residents have seen it coming for decades.
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