At the Chicago Campus of Native American Educational Services College, students have access to a variety of programs tailored to meet the needs of Native American communities while fostering academic excellence and cultural preservation. The campus offers a unique blend of traditional and contemporary education, focusing on empowering students through culturally relevant curricula.
- Native American Studies: This program provides an in-depth exploration of Native American history, culture, and contemporary issues, preparing students for roles in advocacy, education, and community leadership.
- Business Administration: Designed to equip students with skills in management, entrepreneurship, and finance, this course integrates indigenous perspectives to address economic development in tribal communities.
- Education: Focused on training future educators, this program emphasizes culturally responsive teaching methods to support Native American students in diverse learning environments.
- Social Work: This course prepares students to address social challenges within Native communities, offering training in counseling, community organizing, and policy advocacy.
- Environmental Studies: With a focus on sustainability and traditional ecological knowledge, this program trains students to tackle environmental issues impacting Native lands.
The Chicago Campus is committed to providing a supportive learning environment with small class sizes, personalized advising, and access to cultural resources. Students are encouraged to engage in community service and internships to apply their learning in real-world settings, fostering both personal growth and professional development. The campus also hosts cultural events and workshops to strengthen students’ connection to their heritage while preparing them for successful careers in various fields.
