Alaska

The University of Alaska System (UA) is a distinguished network of institutions dedicated to inspiring learning, advancing knowledge, and fostering public service since its establishment in 1917. Comprising three accredited universities—University of Alaska Anchorage (UAA), University of Alaska Fairbanks (UAF), and University of Alaska Southeast (UAS)—along with 13 community campuses, UA serves over 20,700 students across the state. The system offers an extensive range of over 500 degree, certificate, and endorsement programs, including workforce training, associate, bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral degrees, with flexible e-Learning options available for remote learning.

Situated in Alaska's stunning landscapes—from its coastal areas to tundra and rainforest—the UA System emphasizes research on the changing environment and its impact on communities. With a commitment to affordability and inclusivity, UA provides competitive tuition rates and financial aid resources, positioning itself as the top provider of workforce development programs in the state, preparing students for the evolving job market by 2025.