Founded in 1917, UAF is Alaska's flagship university and a Land, Sea, and Space Grant institution. Originally established as Alaska Agricultural College and School of Mines, it opened for classes in 1922. The university operates across seven campuses throughout Alaska and serves as America's Arctic university, emphasizing research and education focused on the circumpolar North.
7451
Total Students
58 countries
International Students
11:1
Faculty-Student Ratio
Land Grant Institution
Space Grant Institution
The Student Support Services department provides comprehensive career development support through mentoring, tutoring, and academic advising. The university focuses on helping students choose appropriate courses for their career and personal growth. Services include career counseling, academic support, and professional development opportunities.