University of Oregon (in partnership with Kaplan International)

Bachelor of Arts or Science - Native American and Indigenous Studies
Eugene, USA, North America
Eugene, USA, North America
About the program
Native American and Indigenous studies is an interdisciplinary field that uses approaches from history, anthropology, law, literature, ethnic/gender/sexuality studies, and other disciplines to understand contemporary Native American lives. In classes and in research, students examine Native American and Indigenous identities, practices, politics, histories, and cultures in context from the earliest times until the present.
Program Details
Degree level:
4-Year Bachelor's Degree
Study mode:
In Class
Program duration:
48 months
Features
International Year One
Details come from the university and can change — always confirm on the program page before you apply.
Key facts
Entry requirements
Grade 12 / High School
Cost

$16 611
Cost of living / year

$44 598
Tuition
Other fees

Health Insurance Fee
per year
$3,516
Personal Expenses Fee
per year
$2,538
Books and Supplies Fee
per year
$1,362
Matriculation Fee
one time
$526
Charged by the institution on top of tuition.
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Program Details
Degree level:
4-Year Bachelor's Degree
Study mode:
In Class
Program duration:
48 months














