Degree Opportunities in Culture and Languages
Shaping the next generation of global citizens
Explore the world and your place in it through the study of culture and language.
Our students prepare for lives as global citizens, learning to communicate across
languages and cultures. A rich curriculum is integrated with extensive cultural immersion:
trips, speakers, festivals, performances, and study abroad. Guiding our students are
faculty members from over a dozen countries speaking as many languages. Together we
create a dynamic community reflective of the world we live in: complex, multicultural,
and interconnected.
A degree exploring culture and languages provides students with the tools to understand
different societies and people on their own terms. Offering instruction in Alaska
Native language, Spanish, French, German, Chinese, Japanese and Russian, the department
gives students skills and confidence to succeed in a global context. Students develop fluency with our wide range of courses including: grammar, phonetics,
translation, service-learning, literature, cultural studies, conversation, language
teaching methodology, and second language acquisition.
- Anthropology - BA, BS
- Art - BA, BFA
- Communication - BA
- English - BA
- Film and Performing Arts - BA
- Foreign Languages and Literature - BA
- French - BA
- German - BA
- History - BA
- Interdisciplinary - BA, BS, BT
- Inupiaq Eskimo - BA
- Japanese Studies - BA
- Journalism - BA
- Justice - BA
- Linguistics - BA
- Music - BA, BM
- Northern Studies - BA
- Philosophy - BA
- Political Science - BA
- Psychology - BA, BS
- Russian Studies - BA
- Social Work - BA
- Spanish - BA
- Yup'ik Eskimo - BA
- Administration of Justice - MA
- Anthropology - MA, PhD
- Applied Linguistics - MA
- Art - MFA
- Communication - MA
- Creative Writing - MFA
- Cross-Cultural Studies - MA
- English - MA
- Environmental Politics and Policy - MA
- Indigenous Studies - PhD
- Interdisciplinary - MA, MS, PhD
- Northern Studies - MA
- Anthropology
- Art
- Asian Studies
- English
- Environmental Politics
- Film
- Global Studies
- History
- Foreign Languages
- Inupiaq Eskimo
- Japanese Studies
- Journalism
- Justice
- Law and Society
- Leadership and Civic Engagement
- Music
- Northern Studies
- Philosophy
- Political Science
- Psychology
- Russian Studies
- Social Work
- Theatre
- Women's and Gender Studies
- Yup'ik Eskimo