University of Alaska Fairbanks

The University of Alaska Fairbanks (UAF) is the flagship university of Alaska, known for its research and education in various fields, particularly those related to the Arctic and the environment. Established in 1917, it offers undergraduate and graduate programs across diverse disciplines, including science, engineering, and the arts. UAF is recognized for its unique focus on indigenous studies and sustainability. It features a vibrant campus life and serves as a hub for scientific exploration in northern climates, making significant contributions to knowledge about climate change, wildlife, and cultural heritage in the region.