You can start earning your degree at UAS this spring. Connect with an advisor to make a customized plan for success, from financial aid and scholarships to housing and class registration.
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The new hub for environmental science at University of Alaska Southeast. Doors are open, and classes are in session at Áakʼw Tá Hít, University of Alaska Southeast’s new 11,200-square-foot facility dedicated to environmental science research and student learning.
UAS Career Services offers career support to student on-campus and online.
Access the Virtual Career Center online to help you find a job or internship, create a resume, explore careers, and more.
Visit the Career Center in the Student Resource Center on the Juneau campus, offering personalized career advising and a professional headshot station.
Community Feast brings our students, faculty, staff, and community of Juneau to gather, enjoy a meal together, and immerse ourselves in the Alaska Native Traditions. Hosted by UAS Native & Rural Student Center.
Wide-ranging topics in the areas of science, sociology, arts, literature, politics, history and more. Join us at 7:00 pm every Friday in the Egan Lecture Hall for presentations and discussions. Lectures are free and open to the public.
UAS has campuses in Juneau, Sitka, and Ketchikan. The UAS Juneau campus, located on Auke Bay, offers students residential housing and the campus life experience. UAS Sitka and Ketchikan campuses offer classrooms and specialized training facilities. View tour videos and schedule an in-person or virtual campus tour from one of our friendly representatives.
This is Lingít Word of the Week. Each week, we feature a Lingít word voiced by master speakers. Lingít has been spoken throughout present-day Southeast Alaska and parts of Canada for over 10,000 years.
Gunalchéesh to X̱’unei Lance Twitchell, Goldbelt Heritage Foundation and the University of Alaska Southeast for sharing the recorded audio for this series.
Read moreAyla Keller and her classmates put on blue coveralls to go to their first class of the day. Then, the Juneau-Douglas High School: Yadaa.at Kalé seniors jacked up a Honda SUV and placed an oil pan on the ground beneath it.
They are the first students to take Diesel 101, an intro class that lets high school students learn the basics for a trades career. The course is a partnership with the University of Alaska Southeast School of Career Education. That means they get college credits for changing oil.
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