Diné College
Tsaile, Arizona
What is this TCU known for?
- The nation’s first tribally controlled college, chartered by the Navajo Nation in 1968, launching the entire tribal college movement. Diné College serves the 26,000-square-mile Navajo Nation from eight campuses. Student housing features the traditional Navajo hoogan octagonal structure. Cultural engagement includes Diné language study, Navajo fine arts, archery, and rodeo.
6 campuses - Online courses available
Why do students love this TCU?
- As the birthplace of the tribal college movement, Diné College carries enormous cultural significance. Students value the Diné philosophy of education, the multi-campus reach, and the growing range of bachelor’s and master’s programs.
Student Population
2250+
Types of degrees offered
- Masters
- Bachelors
- Associates
- Certificates
Top programs offered
- Social and Behavioral Sciences
- Business Administration
- Health Occupation
- Psychology
- Public Health
- Diné Studies
- Navajo Nation Leadership
- Fine Arts
TCU Campus Diné College (Tsaile) Ned Hatathli Museum
Diné College (Tsaile) Ned Hatathli Museum
TCU Campus Diné College (Tsaile) East Entrance (Front) of Ned Hatathli Center
Diné College (Tsaile) East Entrance (Front) of Ned Hatathli Center
TCU Campus Diné College (Tsaile) DC landscape
Diné College (Tsaile) DC Campus
TCU Campus Diné College (Tsaile) DC Student Residential Halls
Diné College (Tsaile) DC Student Residential Halls
TCU Campus Diné College (Tsaile) DC Research Lab
Diné College (Tsaile) DC Research Lab
TCU Campus Diné College (Tsaile) DC Library
Diné College (Tsaile) DC Library
TCU Campus Diné College (Tsaile) DC Gymnasium
Diné College (Tsaile) DC Gymnasium
