Bachelor in Business Administration and Management (Bachelor's)

Tuition fees are 4,920 USD per year.

IỊisaġvik College offers business-related programs of study designed to prepare participants for employment at various levels. These programs follow a career ladder approach, with all coursework eventually counting towards a Bachelor in Business Administration degree.

Study areas include Certificate, Business Specialist I, Certificate, Business Specialist II, Certificate, Entrepreneurship & Small Business Management I, Certificate, Entrepreneurship & Small Business Management II, Associate of Applied Science, Business & Management, Bachelor in Business Administration.

Students must meet general admissions requirements.

For international students, tuition is well below the median for US programmes.

Iḷisaġvik College grew from the North Slope Higher Education Center, created in 1986 through a partnership between the North Slope Borough and the University of Alaska Fairbanks. The college was officially established by the North Slope Borough in 1996. Its original purpose was to prepare local residents for administrative, business, and political roles across the North Slope, and that focus on local capacity remains central to its work. Graduates have earned associate and bachelor’s degrees, as well as certificates and endorsements.

Academic offerings connect professional preparation with the Arctic and the region’s cultural context. Allied Health, Pre-Nursing, and Science courses prepare students for growing fields, while career and workforce training supports human resources needs across the North Slope and beyond. Every degree plan includes Iñupiaq Studies content. Students can also pursue an Associate of Arts in Iñupiaq Studies or a Certificate in Iñupiaq Language and Culture.

The college is located in Utqiaġvik, also known as Barrow, Alaska, and offers instruction both online and in person. It is Alaska’s only Tribal College and is open to all students. International students should expect a small-college setting with small class sizes, tutoring, internships, accommodations, financial aid counseling, and a loaner laptop program. The college also provides a family-oriented student support environment. Tuition waivers are available to Alaska Natives, American Indians, Elders, and North Slope Borough residents.