UAS Homepage

Higher Education at a Lower Cost

Save 25% on more than 300 career & technical courses. Find out more...

Apply to UAS for Fall

Live and learn on campus or choose from the many degrees offered online. Complete your application to attend UAS this fall! Find out more...

Programs at UAS

On-campus or online: our programs are designed to help you reach your goals. Find out more...

Higher Education at a Lower Cost

Save 25% on more than 300 career & technical courses. Find out more...

College Success Begins Here

Have family in Alaska? The Come Home to Alaska program could save you $13,000 in tuition each year. Don’t wait to become a resident out of state—apply to UAS. Find out more...

On-Campus & Online — Juneau | Ketchikan | Sitka

Apply
Request Info

Imagine yourself in Southeast Alaska, enroll now!

Apply or Enroll

Are you ready to Start your Life Adventure? Interested in enrolling in a class or applying to a degree program? Checkout our areas of study to find that perfect fit. UAS offers many learning options, whether you plan to attend a class in person or online through e-Learning.

Request Info

Do you love the Internet but still like to look through brochures and receive information in the mail? Sign up to receive more information about UAS today!

Campus Visit

Better yet, arrange for a campus visit and get a feel of UAS in person by touring our amazing campus, meeting instructors, sitting in on a class and talking to current students.

UAS in the News
Academic Calendar

Tléixʼ Yaakw — One Canoe

Juneau Empire - A new conference launches this week at the University of Alaska Southeast, bringing together Native Hawaiians and Alaska Natives to share on indigenous ways of knowing: “Tléix’ Yaakw — One Canoe.” “We wanted to make this event unlike a traditional conference,” organizer Frank Coenraad said. “It’s going to be a gathering around our wisdom.” This five day event hopes to draw participants from all ages and backgrounds and open a conversation on the importance of indigenous people’s knowledge in the 21st century and its everyday role in people’s lives. ...More

Kake resident Louise Kadake awarded $12,000 Teach for Alaska Scholarship

SitNews - The University of Alaska announced Thursday that Louise Kadake is the recipient of its 2018 Teach for Alaska Scholarship award for aspiring Alaska teachers. Kadake, a lifelong resident of Kake, will receive a $12,000 scholarship to study teacher education at the University of Alaska Southeast. She was informed of her award by a Friday phone call from UA President Jim Johnsen. ...More

‘Alaskans’ preparing for the future

Juneau Empire - Sea cucumbers and kelp may not be the usual topics brought up at a college commence ceremony, but when graduation is in Alaska, that all changes. Both of those Alaska products were part of Sen. Lisa Murkowski’s, R-Alaska, “cool stuff” portion of her speech given to the University of Alaska Southeast 2018 graduating class at the UAS Recreation Center Sunday afternoon. ...More

View Full Academic Calendar »

‹›

Finish College Alaska

Education beyond high school increases salaries, job satisfaction, and security. No matter where you live in Alaska, UAS can help you increase your opportunities through education. Find out more on the Finish College Alaska website!

‹›

Return with in-state tuition

The University of Alaska is truly world class — offering a broad array of degree programs, plus courses you'll only find in Alaska.

Visit Come Home to Alaska for more information.

‹›

Your voice is important!

University of Alaska President Jim Johnsen invites your feedback on a proposal in response to current challenges to the UA budget. Strategic Pathways is a framework for a leaner and more streamlined university system on the UA Statewide website. Chancellor Rick Caulfield strongly encourages staff, faculty and students to review the document. Strategic Pathways will evolve over the next several months, and your input on the proposed focus areas for UAS will be critical to the final outcome. Email President Johnsen and the Board of Regents to let them know of your support for a vibrant university in Southeast Alaska at ua-pathways@alaska.edu.

‹›

Outdoor Studies

For more information on Outdoor Studies and other exciting programs that incorporate Alaska’s natural environment, contact the Arts and Sciences Advising Office.

‹›

Making Connections

UAS students of Alaska Native Languages & Studies have a wide variety of post-degree options, including graduate work in indigenous studies and research and teaching opportunities.

‹›

(We're talking conversation.)

Visit the Tlingit Conversation Documentation website. This project, funded by the National Science Foundation, documents the Tlingit language by use of captioned video in both Tlingit and English.

View and listen for yourself.

‹›

Art Meets Science

Announcing our annual showcase of student achievement at UAS. Students will present on a wide variety of topics within the arts and sciences—from literature to philosophy, mathematics to ceramics and more. Open to the public.