United Tribes Technical College's Bismarck Campus offers a comprehensive array of vocational and technical programs tailored to empower Native American students with practical skills for employment in various industries. The curriculum emphasizes hands-on training, cultural relevance, and career readiness, aligning with tribal community needs.
- Business and Management Programs: Courses in Accounting Management teach financial record-keeping, budgeting, and payroll processing. Business Management covers entrepreneurship, leadership, and operations, preparing students for roles in tribal enterprises or small businesses. Administrative Assistant training includes office procedures, computer applications, and communication skills.
- Health and Human Services: The Alcohol and Drug Abuse Counselor program focuses on counseling techniques, addiction recovery models, and cultural sensitivity in treatment. Early Childhood Education equips students with child development knowledge, curriculum planning, and classroom management for preschool settings. Human Services explores social work principles, case management, and community outreach. Health Information Technology introduces medical coding, electronic health records, and HIPAA compliance.
- Technical and Trades: Automotive Technology provides engine repair, diagnostics, and vehicle maintenance training. Building Maintenance covers carpentry, plumbing, electrical systems, and facility management. Electrical Technology includes wiring, circuitry, and safety standards. Welding Technology teaches MIG, TIG, and arc welding, along with blueprint reading and fabrication. General Manufacturing focuses on machining, assembly, and quality control processes.
- Creative and Supportive Fields: Culinary Arts offers food preparation, sanitation, nutrition, and restaurant operations. Graphic Design utilizes software like Adobe Suite for digital media, branding, and print production. Computer Technology covers networking, programming, and cybersecurity basics. Legal Studies introduces tribal law, contracts, and paralegal duties. Emergency Medical Technician training includes CPR, trauma care, and ambulance operations.
These programs integrate Native American perspectives, promoting cultural preservation alongside modern skills. Students benefit from state-of-the-art labs, internships, and support services like tutoring and career counseling. With flexible scheduling, including online options, the campus fosters self-sufficiency and economic development in tribal communities. Graduates often secure positions in healthcare, construction, education, and beyond, contributing to sovereign nation-building. The college's commitment to affordability through scholarships ensures accessibility for all eligible students, making it a cornerstone for indigenous higher education in the region.
