Kodiak College, a rural satellite campus of the University of Alaska Anchorage situated on a scenic 50-acre wooded site in Kodiak, Alaska, focuses on accessible, practical education tailored to the island's unique community needs. Emphasizing vocational training, health professions, business skills, early childhood development, and culturally responsive programs like Alaska Native studies, the campus delivers associate degrees, occupational endorsements, certificates, and select bachelor's degrees through partnerships. Programs highlight hands-on learning for local industries including commercial fishing, maritime services, welding, healthcare, and education, while fostering general education for transfer students and lifelong learners in remote Alaskan communities.
- Business and Accounting: Associate of Applied Science (AAS) in Accounting and General Business, preparing for roles in bookkeeping, payroll, accounts, and management.
- Early Childhood Education: AAS in Early Childhood Development, Occupational Endorsement Certificate (OEC) in Infant and Toddler Development, and BA in Early Childhood Education.
- Welding Technology: Undergraduate Certificate and AAS in Technology with welding focus, offering hands-on instruction in various techniques and materials.
- Marine Services Technology: OEC for troubleshooting, installation, and repair of marine systems.
- Health Professions: Certificate in Medical Assisting, nursing-related programs, and Certified Nursing Assistant training.
- Alaska Native and Indigenous Studies: Associate of Arts (AA) in Alaska Native Studies and OEC in Alutiiq Language for cultural revitalization.
- General Education: AA General Program and Associate of Science (AS) for foundational studies and baccalaureate transfer in sciences, liberal arts, and health.
- Elementary and Special Education: BA pathways in Elementary Education K-8 and Special Education.
With flexible e-learning options and community-responsive curricula, Kodiak College supports economic development, cultural preservation, and student success across Kodiak's seven island communities.
