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At the University of Fairbanks Alaska, we offer many online courses that are approved by the Alaska Department of Education and Early Development as suitable for Alaska teacher certification. Whether you are gaining your Alaska teacher certification for the first time or need renewal credits, our course offerings can help.
Courses listed may not be available every semester; check our current semester course schedule for further scheduling information.
| Course Number | Course Title | Semester Credit |
|---|---|---|
ANS 101 | Introduction to Alaska Native Studies | 3 |
ANS 111X | History of Colonization in Alaska | 3 |
ANS 242X* | Native Cultures of Alaska | 3 |
ANS 310 | Indigenous Land Settlements | 3 |
ANS/PS 325 | Alaska Native Self Government | 3 |
ANS/PS 425 | Federal Indian Law and Alaska Natives | 3 |
ANS 475 | Alaska Native Social Change | 3 |
ANTH 242X | Native Cultures of Alaska | 3 |
ED 681* | Place-Based Education | 3 |
ED 687 | Alaska: Resources, People and Perspectives | 3 |
GEOG 302 | Geography of Alaska | 3 |
HIST 110 | History of Alaska Natives | 3 |
HIST 115 | Alaska, Land, and Its People | 3 |
HIST/ACNS 461/661/662 | History of Alaska | 3 |
RD 110 | Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act: Claims in the 21st Century | 1 |
RD 265 | Perspectives on Subsistence | 3 |
RD 465 | Community Healing and Wellness | 3 |
RD 470/670 | Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act: Pre‐1971 to Present | 3 |
RD/CCS 612* | Traditional Ecological Knowledge | 3 |
| *This course may be used to satisfy either the Alaska Studies or Alaska Multicultural requirement (not both). | ||
| Course Number | Course Title | Semester Credit |
|---|---|---|
ANL 151 | Interpretive Communications | 3 |
ANS 350 | Cross Cultural Communication: Alaskan Perspectives | 3 |
ANS/ANTH 242* | Native Cultures of Alaska | 3 |
ANS/ED 420/606 | Alaska Native Education | 3 |
ANS/ED 461 | Native Ways of Knowing | 3 |
ANS/RD 401 | Cultural Knowledge of Native Elders | 3 |
CCS/ED 610 | Education and Cultural Processes | 3 |
CCS/ED 611 | Culture, Cognition and Knowledge Acquisition | 3 |
CCS/RD 612* | Traditional Ecological Knowledge | 3 |
CCS/ED 619 | Cultural Atlases |
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CCS/ED 631 | Culture, Community and the Curriculum | 3 |
COJO 330 | Intercultural Communication | 3 |
COUN/PSY 660/661 | Cross-Cultural Counseling | 3 |
ED 456 | Orientation to Teaching in Rural Alaska | 3 |
ED 593 | Core Practices in Place-based and Arts Integrated Teaching | 3 |
ED 624 | Foundations of Education in Alaska: From Segregation to Standards | 3 |
ED 660 | Educational Administration in Cultural Perspective | 3 |
ED 681* | Place Based Education | 3 |
ED 682 | Rethinking Multicultural Education | 3 |
EDSC 457/657 | Multicultural Education and School-Community Relations | 4 |
LING 450/650 | Language Policy and Planning | 3 |
| * The following are courses from University of Alaska Fairbanks may be used to satisfy either the Alaska Multicultural or Alaska Studies requirement: (ANS/ANTH 242, CCS/RD 612, or ED 681). Please note: If you use a course to fulfill the Alaska Multicultural requirement, you cannot use it to satisfy the Alaska Studies requirement as well. | ||
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University of Alaska Fairbanks
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We acknowledge the Alaska Native nations on whose ancestral lands our campuses reside. In Fairbanks, our Troth Yeddha’ campus is located on the ancestral lands of the Dena people of the lower Tanana River.
