Accounting
CertificateAdministrative Office Specialist
Associate's DegreeArts & Science
The Associate of Arts in Arts & Sciences lays the foundation for students to enter a baccalaureate program. Because of the expansive subjects studied, students are typically prepared to enter into any field they wish. Those who chose a concentration while earning their associate's degree can continue their undergraduate studies by majoring in that same concentration.
Associate's DegreeBiological Science
The Associate of Science in Biological Science prepares students for transfer to upper-division colleges and universities to pursue a bachelor's degree. People with an AS in biology can look forward to technician careers, all of which work close with scientists and biologists in many different industries. The curriculum is equivalent to the first two years of a baccalaureate program in Biology.
Associate's DegreeBuilding Trades
CertificateBusiness Management
Graduates of the two-year (Associate Degree) will discover a highly marketable curriculum focusing on the fundamentals of business and accounting fundamentals, communications both in writing and in verbal form, Economic and Personal Health, Lakota language/culture and technology.
Associate's DegreeBusiness Management
Graduates of the four-year (Bachelor Degree) may expect a rigorous curriculum in Human Resource and Conflict Management, Business Law and Ethics, Marketing and Management Theory, Professional and Research Writing. In addition, students will select an area of concentration in either Tribal Management, Accounting or Legal Studies.
Bachelor's DegreeConstruction Trades
Associate's DegreeCultural Resource Management
CertificateCultural Resource Management
Associate's DegreeCultural Resource Management
Bachelor's DegreeCustomer Service
CertificateData Entry
CertificateData Entry Specialist
Associate's DegreeData Entry Technician
CertificateDesktop Support Technician
CertificateEarly Childhood Education
Associate's DegreeEducation
The Graduate Education Program offers students graduate courses based on a constructivist philosophy of education. The program seeks to offer practicing professionals, who have earned a baccalaureate degree, the opportunity to develop and refine their teaching skills in an environment that promotes advanced learning. There is no formal thesis required; however, a special capstone course is required as a culminating experience for the full core curriculum.
Master's DegreeElectrical
CertificateElementary Education
Associate's DegreeEnvironmental Science
The Associate of Science in Environmental Science teaches students about environmental protection regulations, environmental issues and the protection of natural elements such as water and air, which are essential for life. The associate's degree program in environmental science is designed to prepare students for entry-level positions or as a foundation for further study.
Associate's DegreeEnvironmental Science
The Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science is very much a generalist degree within the natural sciences. Focusing primarily on both the understanding of our natural and man-made environments, environmental science degrees draw from diverse fields of studies and require a strong background in the more traditional sciences: biology, physics, chemistry, geography, and ecology.
Bachelor's DegreeHelp Desk Support
CertificateHuman Services
Associate's DegreeHuman Services
Bachelor's DegreeHuman Services
The Master of Arts (M.A.) Degree Program provides a graduate experience for the individual who wishes to professionalize and advance his/her education. The Degree incorporates significant elements from Native Sicangu culture, language, history, and philosophy. All M.A. coursework will include attention to Native Sicangu issues, especially within the Sicangu Lakota Nation (reservation) context. The M.A. Degree may be used as a stepping stone to doctoral degree studies.
Master's DegreeK-8 Elementary Education
Bachelor's DegreeK-8 Elementary Education/K-12 Special Education
Bachelor's DegreeLakota History & Culture
CertificateLakota History & Culture
Associate's DegreeLakota History & Culture
Bachelor's DegreeLakota Language
CertificateLakota Studies
Associate's DegreeLakota Studies
Bachelor's DegreeLakota Studies (Certificate)
CertificateLakota Studies (Short Term Certificate)
CertificateLiberal Arts
Associate's DegreeLiberal Arts
The Bachelor of Liberal Arts degree exists to provide a solid background in the humanities to assist students who wish to possess a traditional college education with concentration areas in English/literature, Natural Science, Social Science, and History, and minors in Art, History, Math, Human Services, Natural Sciences, Social Science, English/Literature/Creative Writing, and Lakota Studies. One of the benefits of a liberal arts education is the chance to explore multiple areas of interest.
Bachelor's DegreeLicensed Practical Nurse
Associate's DegreeMaintenance Technician
CertificateMarketing
CertificateMarketing
Associate's DegreeOffice Technology
CertificatePlumbing
CertificateSpecial Education
Associate's DegreeStudio Art
The Associate of Arts (AA) degree provides a broad background in the liberal arts and sciences. Additionally, a full spectrum of mainstream foundational fine arts courses are offered: northern American Indian, Northern Plains Design, and World Art History; drawing fundamentals; 2- and 3-D design; and color theory.
Associate's DegreeStudio Art
The Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree option at the GPAI at SGU has many art disciplines to choose from when selecting an emphasis in a studio area: Drawing, Painting, Batik, Printmaking, Digital Photography, Ceramics, Silversmithing, and Sculpture. The BA degree provides further opportunities in preparing for an art-related Career, a profession in the studio arts, or entry into a graduate art-degree program.
Bachelor's DegreeWelding
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