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The UAF Interdisciplinary Studies graduate program offers students with clear academic objectives the opportunity to pursue an M.A., M.S., or Ph.D. by combining multiple disciplines when their interests don't align with existing university programs. This customizable program allows students and faculty to collaboratively develop tailored curricula that address specific educational goals. Leveraging UAF's expertise in cross-disciplinary research and learning, these degrees respond to society's growing demand for solutions to multifaceted challenges requiring diverse academic perspectives. Graduate candidates explore various subjects, with Alaska and Arctic studies frequently featuring prominently due to UAF's regional academic focus. Research areas encompass Indigenous and Western knowledge systems, educational approaches, linguistic and cultural studies, ecological and sociological interactions, community healthcare, as well as natural resource management, economics, and policy studies.