American Indian Studies, BS

Arizona State University - Kaplan International

At the academic heart of ASU, this program is part of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, the university’s largest and most diverse college. Its world-renowned faculty include 15 National Academy of Sciences members, 3 Pulitzer Prize winners and 2 Noble Prize winners. The Bachelor of Science program in American Indian studies offers a comprehensive exploration of the laws and policies, histories and cultures of Indigenous peoples in North America. This interdisciplinary program combines insights from anthropology, history, sociology and cultural studies to provide a deep understanding of Indigenous experiences and perspectives. Students engage in critical analysis of topics such as tribal sovereignty, cultural resilience and social justice while prioritizing Indigenous knowledge. The curriculum includes hands-on learning opportunities, community engagement and collaboration with Indigenous organizations. This degree fosters a commitment to social justice and cultural awareness, empowering students to become informed allies and advocates for Indigenous rights.

Arizona State University, Main campus