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How students are working to solve the homelessness crisis in Arizona
A program that started in 2023 will continue to give NAU students hands-on experience in addressing the homelessness crisis while they earn graduate degrees. The Garcia Family Foundation renewed its grant for the NAU Community Impact Fellowship Program (CIFP), which will support four graduate students by funding their education as they earn their MA in psychological sciences. “The purpose of the program is…
Mapping safe drinking water on the Navajo Nation
Since the dawn of uranium mining in the American Southwest, residents of the Navajo Nation have grappled with the grim health effects of exposure to radioactive material. That’s why NAU chemistry professor Jani Ingram and a team of researchers, in partnership with Navajo Nation leaders, have been working to help these communities access safe, chemical-free drinking water. About a…
Nature’s most important climate change defenders are in peril
Can we count on forests to continue absorbing the carbon dioxide that’s warming our world? A new study from researchers at NAU and the University of New Hampshire says …maybe not. The study, led by NAU Ph.D. student Darby Bergl, took advantage of an exceptionally rare 20-year record of measurements taken in New England to ask a simple question:…
How geochronology can turn ancient seashells into clocks
When it comes to gauging the ages of ancient bones and plants, radiocarbon dating is the gold standard. The method involves measuring the amount of radioactive carbon remaining in an object—say, a bird’s femur or a snail’s shell—to analyze how long it’s been since it died. But Darrell Kaufman, a Regents’ professor at NAU’s School of Earth and Sustainability, said radiocarbon dating doesn’t work for the…
Purr-pose in action
What started as a project to help High Country Humane keep their cat population happy became an opportunity for students, community members and local businesses to come together with one shared purr-pose: giving cats their best (nine) lives in the shelter. Jessica “J.R.” MacKenzie, a professor of practice of interior design at the School of Art + Design (SoA+D), was contacted by Tresban Rivera, former executive director of High Country Humane, to volunteer her time…
Two degrees. One streamlined path.
For students passionate about serving their communities, pursuing a master’s degree can feel like a long and expensive journey. But what if they could earn two graduate degrees without doubling the time, tuition and effort? An online dual master’s program in public administration and social work offers students the opportunity to combine two complementary fields into one streamlined, flexible path. By sharing…
Northern Arizona University
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NEW FOR FALL 2027 · NON-RESIDENT STUDENTS Out-of-state tuition, cut nearly in half
The Flagstaff Advantage Rate (FAR) drops non-resident tuition from $30,000 to $16,000 a year. No fine print, no guesswork. Add a first-year merit scholarship of up to $6,500, and you're looking at one of the clearest deals in out-of-state education.
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Department of Management, Marketing, and Information Systems
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School of Hotel and Restaurant Management
Business Administration
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College of Arts and Letters
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College of Education
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College of Health and Human Services
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College of Social and Behavioral Sciences
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College of the Environment, Forestry, and Natural Sciences
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Honors College
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Maria and Steve Sanghi College of Nursing
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Office of Graduate and Professional Studies
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The Steve Sanghi College of Engineering
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The W. A. Franke College of Business
News
How students are working to solve the homelessness crisis in Arizona
A program that started in 2023 will continue to give NAU students hands-on experience in addressing the homelessness crisis while they earn graduate degrees. The Garcia Family Foundation renewed its grant for the NAU Community Impact Fellowship Program (CIFP), which will support four graduate students by funding their education as they earn their MA in psychological sciences. “The purpose of the program is…
Mapping safe drinking water on the Navajo Nation
Since the dawn of uranium mining in the American Southwest, residents of the Navajo Nation have grappled with the grim health effects of exposure to radioactive material. That’s why NAU chemistry professor Jani Ingram and a team of researchers, in partnership with Navajo Nation leaders, have been working to help these communities access safe, chemical-free drinking water. About a…
Nature’s most important climate change defenders are in peril
Can we count on forests to continue absorbing the carbon dioxide that’s warming our world? A new study from researchers at NAU and the University of New Hampshire says …maybe not. The study, led by NAU Ph.D. student Darby Bergl, took advantage of an exceptionally rare 20-year record of measurements taken in New England to ask a simple question:…
How geochronology can turn ancient seashells into clocks
When it comes to gauging the ages of ancient bones and plants, radiocarbon dating is the gold standard. The method involves measuring the amount of radioactive carbon remaining in an object—say, a bird’s femur or a snail’s shell—to analyze how long it’s been since it died. But Darrell Kaufman, a Regents’ professor at NAU’s School of Earth and Sustainability, said radiocarbon dating doesn’t work for the…
Purr-pose in action
What started as a project to help High Country Humane keep their cat population happy became an opportunity for students, community members and local businesses to come together with one shared purr-pose: giving cats their best (nine) lives in the shelter. Jessica “J.R.” MacKenzie, a professor of practice of interior design at the School of Art + Design (SoA+D), was contacted by Tresban Rivera, former executive director of High Country Humane, to volunteer her time…
Two degrees. One streamlined path.
For students passionate about serving their communities, pursuing a master’s degree can feel like a long and expensive journey. But what if they could earn two graduate degrees without doubling the time, tuition and effort? An online dual master’s program in public administration and social work offers students the opportunity to combine two complementary fields into one streamlined, flexible path. By sharing…
Northern Arizona University
Contact our admissions team
928-523-5511 admissions@nau.edu Call 928-523-5511 Email admissions@nau.edu Request informationNorthern Arizona University
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NEW FOR FALL 2027 · NON-RESIDENT STUDENTS Out-of-state tuition, cut nearly in half
The Flagstaff Advantage Rate (FAR) drops non-resident tuition from $30,000 to $16,000 a year. No fine print, no guesswork. Add a first-year merit scholarship of up to $6,500, and you're looking at one of the clearest deals in out-of-state education.
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Northern Arizona University
The W. A. Franke College of Business degrees and programs
Department of Management, Marketing, and Information Systems
Department of Economics, Finance, and Accounting
School of Hotel and Restaurant Management
Business Administration
Contact
Contact Admissions
Contact Financial Aid
Contact Campus Living
Contact Emergency
-
College of Arts and Letters
-
College of Education
-
College of Health and Human Services
-
College of Social and Behavioral Sciences
-
College of the Environment, Forestry, and Natural Sciences
-
Honors College
-
Maria and Steve Sanghi College of Nursing
-
Office of Graduate and Professional Studies
-
The Steve Sanghi College of Engineering
-
The W. A. Franke College of Business
News
How students are working to solve the homelessness crisis in Arizona
A program that started in 2023 will continue to give NAU students hands-on experience in addressing the homelessness crisis while they earn graduate degrees. The Garcia Family Foundation renewed its grant for the NAU Community Impact Fellowship Program (CIFP), which will support four graduate students by funding their education as they earn their MA in psychological sciences. “The purpose of the program is…
Mapping safe drinking water on the Navajo Nation
Since the dawn of uranium mining in the American Southwest, residents of the Navajo Nation have grappled with the grim health effects of exposure to radioactive material. That’s why NAU chemistry professor Jani Ingram and a team of researchers, in partnership with Navajo Nation leaders, have been working to help these communities access safe, chemical-free drinking water. About a…
Nature’s most important climate change defenders are in peril
Can we count on forests to continue absorbing the carbon dioxide that’s warming our world? A new study from researchers at NAU and the University of New Hampshire says …maybe not. The study, led by NAU Ph.D. student Darby Bergl, took advantage of an exceptionally rare 20-year record of measurements taken in New England to ask a simple question:…
How geochronology can turn ancient seashells into clocks
When it comes to gauging the ages of ancient bones and plants, radiocarbon dating is the gold standard. The method involves measuring the amount of radioactive carbon remaining in an object—say, a bird’s femur or a snail’s shell—to analyze how long it’s been since it died. But Darrell Kaufman, a Regents’ professor at NAU’s School of Earth and Sustainability, said radiocarbon dating doesn’t work for the…
Purr-pose in action
What started as a project to help High Country Humane keep their cat population happy became an opportunity for students, community members and local businesses to come together with one shared purr-pose: giving cats their best (nine) lives in the shelter. Jessica “J.R.” MacKenzie, a professor of practice of interior design at the School of Art + Design (SoA+D), was contacted by Tresban Rivera, former executive director of High Country Humane, to volunteer her time…
Two degrees. One streamlined path.
For students passionate about serving their communities, pursuing a master’s degree can feel like a long and expensive journey. But what if they could earn two graduate degrees without doubling the time, tuition and effort? An online dual master’s program in public administration and social work offers students the opportunity to combine two complementary fields into one streamlined, flexible path. By sharing…
Northern Arizona University
Contact our admissions team
928-523-5511 admissions@nau.edu Call 928-523-5511 Email admissions@nau.edu Request informationNorthern Arizona University
Contact our admissions team
928-523-5511 admissions@nau.edu Call 928-523-5511 Email admissions@nau.edu Request informationFlagstaff
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NEW FOR FALL 2027 · NON-RESIDENT STUDENTS Out-of-state tuition, cut nearly in half
The Flagstaff Advantage Rate (FAR) drops non-resident tuition from $30,000 to $16,000 a year. No fine print, no guesswork. Add a first-year merit scholarship of up to $6,500, and you're looking at one of the clearest deals in out-of-state education.