Diné College

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.

Top programs offered

• Social and Behavioral Sciences
• Business Administration
• Health Occupation
• Psychology
• Public Health
• Diné Studies
• Navajo Nation Leadership
• Fine Arts