Southeast American Indian Studies Program at UNC Pembroke

Education

Pembroke, NC

Southeast American Indian Studies at UNC Pembroke offers an American Indian Studies degree with tribal governance, Native literature, archaeology and local-tribe service opportunities.

  • Students pursuing American Indian Studies
  • Learners focused on tribal governance, Native literature or archaeology
  • Researchers studying Indigenous traditional health practices, cultural preservation or environmental stewardship

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FAQ

What does the American Indian Studies program at UNC Pembroke cover?

The program includes tribal governance, Native literature and archaeology, along with research on traditional health practices, cultural preservation and environmental stewardship.

Who is this program best suited for?

It is suited to students pursuing American Indian Studies, learners interested in Native communities and culture, and researchers studying Indigenous health practices, preservation or environmental stewardship.

What resources are available through the program?

Students and researchers can access the American Indian Heritage Center and the Museum of the Southeast American Indian, which present cultural programs, collections, artifacts and Southeast American Indian history.