Where is Juneau Campus?

The Juneau Campus of the University of Alaska Southeast serves as the main hub for academic and administrative activities. Nestled in a stunning natural setting near Auke Lake, this campus offers a wide range of programs tailored to meet the needs of students in Southeast Alaska and beyond. The campus is known for its strong emphasis on environmental science, marine biology, and Alaska Native studies, reflecting the unique geography and cultural heritage of the region.

Students at the Juneau Campus can pursue undergraduate and graduate degrees in various fields. The campus is particularly renowned for its programs in:

• Environmental Science and Natural Resource Management, focusing on Alaska's unique ecosystems.
• Marine Biology, offering hands-on research opportunities in nearby coastal waters.
• Education, with programs designed to prepare teachers for rural and urban Alaskan communities.
• Business Administration, providing skills for local and regional economic development.
• Alaska Native Studies, emphasizing cultural preservation and indigenous knowledge systems.

In addition to these specialized programs, the campus offers liberal arts degrees, social sciences, and public administration courses. The small class sizes foster a close-knit community, allowing for personalized attention from faculty and opportunities for collaborative research. The campus also supports distance learning, enabling students from remote areas to access quality education. With access to state-of-the-art facilities and a commitment to sustainability, the Juneau Campus prepares students for careers that address both local and global challenges. Whether through fieldwork in the Tongass National Forest or internships with state agencies, students gain practical experience that complements their academic learning.