Program Overview

Program Overview

The Alaska Native Languages Minor is a university program focused on the study of Alaska Native languages.

Program Details

Description

The program provides an in-depth exploration of Alaska Native languages, offering students a comprehensive understanding of the linguistic and cultural heritage of Alaska's indigenous communities.

Requirements

• Coursework in Alaska Native languages, including language classes and cultural studies
  • Language classes: emphasis on reading, writing, and speaking skills
  • Cultural studies: exploration of the historical and contemporary contexts of Alaska Native languages

Admission Criteria

• Admission to the university
• Completion of prerequisite courses in linguistics or a related field

Research Areas

• Language documentation and preservation
• Linguistic and cultural revitalization
• Indigenous language education

Program Structure

Curriculum

• Core courses: introduction to Alaska Native languages, linguistic theory, and cultural studies
• Elective courses: specialized topics in Alaska Native languages, such as language teaching methods and language planning

Tuition Fees

• Information on tuition fees is available through the university's admissions office