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Indigenous programs

Diploma in Indigenous Community Development and Governance

The consists of 12 courses, taken two courses per term, over two years (six terms). Coursework is completed primarily online with some intensive face-to-face components.

Diploma in Child and Youth Care in Indigenous Communities (online)

This program is offered through the and combines community-based, culturally sensitive course work that focuses on the child and youth care needs of Indigenous communities. Please contact the for details.

Bachelor of Social Work with Indigenous specialization (School of Social Work)

Indigenous students completing a degree may choose this specialization to focus on preparing for leadership roles as helpers and healers in Indigenous communities and organizations. Students will develop frameworks that centralize Indigenous knowledge, peoples, nations and communities.

Master of Social Work with Indigenous specialization (School of Social Work)

This is designed to meet all regular MSW degree program requirements while centering Indigenous culture, knowledge and understanding.

Master of Arts in Indigenous Governance

The provides students with a strong background in the values, perspectives, concepts and principles of Indigenous political cultures. As more communities reject the models of government imposed on them and return to their traditions, Indigenous leaders and state policy makers will benefit from an understanding of traditional thought and its application to contemporary concerns.

Nursing program (School of Nursing)

There is a growing need for Indigenous nurses in Canada and internationally. offers a variety of opportunities for continued learning and career development, and is flexible to many lifestyles. Nursing incorporates the traditional beliefs and values of caring for community members and healing.

Programs with an Indigenous focus

Forms of study

We offer interdisciplinary programs, joint degrees, diplomas focusing on community-based research: