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AlaskaX courses are free online courses on the global edX platform. Each is designed and taught by University of Alaska Fairbanks faculty. AlaskaX courses center on issues of importance to the Arctic as well as providing in-demand skills for today’s careers.

ÐÔÓûÉç eCampus offers more than 350 courses in 60 disciplines and offers degrees and certificates completely online. Our online degree and certificate programs cover fields from medical coding and reception to information technology. With so many degree programs to choose from, and with the flexibility of online courses, ÐÔÓûÉç's eCampus courses are a great way to begin or further your educational and professional career.

The Honors College assists high-achieving and motivated students in making the absolute most of their undergraduate education. But it's about more than being smart. It's about being bold, pushing your intellect and pursuing scholarly opportunities. It's exploring new places -- in the mind and the world. It's your home away from home, academically and socially, where you share small classes and rigorous thinking with student-scholars as inquisitive as you.

The Undergraduate Research and Scholarly Activity (URSA) office exists to support, develop and institutionalize ÐÔÓûÉç's diverse and robust programs of undergraduate research and creative scholarship.

The Biomedical Learning and Student Training program (BLaST) offers 20 scholarships that cover tuition, fees and a monthly stipend for students interested in biomedical or health research careers. Students receive mentorship from faculty and the opportunity to conduct research.

Take the next step in your education at a world-class research university that embraces Indigenous values and identity. Serving rural and Alaska Native students from across Alaska, Rural Student Services (RSS) is here to help you make ÐÔÓûÉç your home away from home.

If you want to explore the world, ÐÔÓûÉç can help. Whether you attend a university in another state or another country, your credits will count toward your ÐÔÓûÉç degree program. Participation in National Student Exchange and international exchange/study abroad programs will start you on your unforgettable adventure!

Bachelor's degree students who are first-generation, low-income or who experience a documented disability are eligible for Student Support Services (SSS) and TRiO services — comprehensive advising, mentoring, computer access, scholarships and financial aid assistance, and more! 

Summer Sessions offers many courses, credit and noncredit, meeting morning through evening, weekdays and weekends from May to August. Complete a course for your degree or investigate a topic of interest.

Various sessions create the option for flexible scheduling for summer students. Twelve-week, six-week and two-week sessions, plus short courses with varying dates and lengths, create the opportunity to design a schedule that works best for you.

The encourages Alaska's high school graduates to get their advanced education in Alaska.

The UA Scholars Award is an $12,000 scholarship which can cover eligible expenses such as undergraduate tuition, fees, room, board, books, supplies and other educational costs associated with going to a UA school.