Prospective Students
Welcome to the American Indian Studies program at CSUN! Our program offers a unique opportunity to explore the rich histories, diverse cultures, and contemporary issues of American Indian communities. We provide a supportive environment where students can engage with indigenous perspectives and learn from experienced faculty. Through interdisciplinary coursework, community engagement, and cultural activities, you will gain a deeper understanding of American Indian experiences.
Join us to enhance your academic journey and become an advocate for indigenous rights and social justice. Discover your potential with us at CSUN!
Why CSUN?
CSUN is proud to offer one of the few American Indian Studies programs in California, with over 70% of our graduates actively working in fields that support indigenous communities and cultural preservation.
Job Outlook
Our program prepares students for a wide range of careers by providing a deep understanding of American Indian histories, cultures, and contemporary issues. Graduates are well-equipped to pursue opportunities in fields such as education, social services, cultural resource management, and public policy. With a growing demand for professionals who can advocate for and support indigenous communities, our students are in a strong position to make a meaningful impact. Join us to enhance your career prospects and contribute to social justice and cultural preservation. Occupation outlook handbook statistics.
Our graduates find jobs in...
- Cultural Resource Manager
- Tribal Liaison
- Museum Curator
- Community Outreach Coordinator
- Social Services Caseworker
- Educator/Teacher
- Public Policy Analyst
- Nonprofit Program Director
- Historian/Researcher
- Grant Writer
Student Organizations
Join student organizations at CSUN to enhance your experience! Engage with like-minded peers, develop leadership skills, and make a difference in the community. Explore the student organizations at CSUN.
