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Native American Studies

Explore the histories, cultures, and contemporary experiences of Indigenous peoples through an interdisciplinary approach to Native American Studies. You'll examine topics such as history, language, culture, environmental stewardship, social justice, and the arts while developing cultural understanding, critical thinking, and community engagement through partnerships with Native communities.
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Career Opportunities

Our students are equipped to thrive in today's fast-paced global economy through immersive, real-world experiences that prepare them for roles such as:

  • Tribal Government & Community Services
  • Indigenous Education & Outreach
  • Cultural Resource Management & Historic Preservation
  • Museums, Cultural Centers & Archives
  • Public Policy & Government
  • Environmental Stewardship & Sustainability
  • Community Engagement & Advocacy
  • Law, Graduate Study & Research

Degree Level

Minor

College

College of Education, Counseling & Ethnic Studies

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