Discover your career path. Start exploring.
Not sure what you want to be when you grow up? You’re not alone!
The future is full of opportunities. Whether you have big dreams or a few ideas, NAU is a place for you to learn, dream, and plan. We’ll help you connect the dots between what you love and where it can take you.
Explore our areas of interest below to learn about majors and career opportunities that can turn your interests into impact.
Areas of interest
Administration and Management
The art of leading people, projects, and organizations to achieve strategic goals.
Business
The study of how goods, services, and finances are created, marketed, and managed.
Communication and Languages
The practice of sharing ideas, stories, and information across cultures and mediums.
Criminal Justice
The system of law enforcement, courts, and corrections focused on justice and public safety.
Education and Counseling
The work of guiding, teaching, and supporting people through learning and life challenges.
Engineering and Technology
The design and building of innovative solutions that power our world.
Environment and Sustainability
The study of natural systems and how to protect them for future generations.
Healthcare
The field focused on improving and maintaining health through care, science, and service.
Hospitality and Tourism
The business of creating experiences in travel, food, and lodging.
Humanities and Arts
The exploration of human expression, culture, and creativity.
Mathematics and Data Analysis
The use of numbers and patterns to solve problems and make informed decisions.
Nursing
The compassionate, hands-on care that supports patients' health and recovery.
Parks and Recreation
The management of spaces and programs that promote outdoor activity and community well-being.
Science
The investigation of how the natural world works through observation and experimentation.
Social and Behavioral Sciences
The study of people, society, and human behavior.
Exploratory
Students who are still exploring their interests and options are considered "Exploratory" majors.
