3 Bachelor's degrees in Community Development in Alaska, United States

The Communication program at the University of Alaska Fairbanks teaches students to communicate effectively and ethically in a rapidly changing world characterized by diversity in gender, culture and belief. It offers a comprehensive background in the discipline in preparation for employment or further education. 

Community and Place-Based Education (CPBE) at Alaska Pacific University allows students to seek diverse employment in a variety of educational settings and work toward certification as a teacher in the state of Alaska. Students earn a Bachelor of Arts in Community and Place-Based Education.

Learn to approach development from an Indigenous perspective, with a focus on rural Alaska and Alaska Native communities. We offer a bachelor degree in Rural Development at the University of Alaska Fairbanks.