American Indian Studies
Self-determination, self-governance, and strong leadership — develop a strong understanding of the languages, cultures, and sovereignty of American Indians/Alaska Natives honoring our ancestors and their wisdom.
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Graduate Certificate in Higher Education
The American Indian Studies Program (AIS), in collaboration with the Center for the Study of Higher Education, is offering an academic Post-Baccalaureate Certificate in American Indian Higher Education.
To obtain the certificate, students must complete a 12-unit program of study including core and elective courses.
The program is designed to provide graduate level professional development to individuals who are either currently working with or plan to work with American Indian students in higher education, especially in Indian institutions of higher education.
Students can complete the certificate in conjunction with a graduate or professional degree or as a stand-alone certificate.
Graduate Certificate in Native Nation Building
The American Indian Studies Program (AIS), with assistance from Public Administration, College of Public Health, and advisors from Arizona's Native Communities, is offering an academic Post-Baccalaureate Certificate in Native Nation Building.
To obtain the certificate, students must complete a 12-unit program of study including core and elective courses. The program is designed to provide graduate level professional development to individuals who are either currently working with or plan to work with American Indian communities and organizations.
Students can complete the certificate in conjunction with a graduate or professional degree or as a stand-alone certificate.
Graduate Certificate in Renewable Natural Resources
The American Indian Studies Program (AIS), with assistance from the School of Natural Resources and Environment (SNRE), is offering an academic Post-Baccalaureate Certificate in the administration and management of American Indian natural resources.
To obtain the certificate, students must complete a 12-unit program of study that includes core and thematic courses. The program is designed for students to begin in the fall and complete in one to two academic years.
The goal of the certificate is to train graduate students and related professionals to be conversant with the problems of managing natural resources on American Indian reservations and off-reservation areas
Students can complete the certificate in conjunction with a graduate or professional degree program or as a stand-alone certificate.
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