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Cultivating awareness

Indigenous courses, many taught by Indigenous faculty, centre on Indigenous perspectives and issues. A number of courses provide opportunities for in-����������Ƶ and on-the-land learning and include teachings from Elders and other knowledge keepers.

Indigenous learning supports people who want to develop careers in ����������Ƶ engagement, ����������Ƶ development, social work, nursing, education, leadership and public service.

Interested in Indigenous Learning?

Open Indigenous courses and some Indigenous programs welcome both��Indigenous��and non-Indigenous students. You can take Indigenous Learning courses in a number of ways.

Electives and individual courses

A number of��Indigenous courses��are��open to all ����������Ƶ students��and transfer as university credits.��IST 120 – Understanding Indigenous Peoples��is a course that aims to guide you to a better understanding of the culture, history and experience of Indigenous people in Canada. It’s a great elective or professional development opportunity.

There are also courses with Indigenous content. These courses can be used as ����������Ƶ electives or program content and may transfer to other universities.

Related programs

If you want to focus on Indigenous Learning and earn a full credential, you can take one of ����������Ƶ's programs with Indigenous perspectives or take Indigenous courses as part of a related program.

• Academic Upgrading
• Archaeological Field Assistant Certificate
• Arts and Science Studies Diploma
• Associate of Arts Degree in General Arts
• Associate of Arts Degree in Pre-Social Work
• Bachelor of Science in Nursing
• Indigenous College Prep
• Indigenous Health Care Assistant Certificate
• Indigenous Studies Diploma
• Indigenous Peoples in Trades Training
• University Transfer

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Connection with Indigenous Community

We develop and nourish working relationships with Indigenous communities to support students and ����������Ƶ initiatives.

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Surrounding students with rich culture

Indigenous Education & Community Connections (IECC) is involved in a number of��projects and events intended to enhance Indigenous student success and support ����������Ƶ engagement in education.

Aboriginal Service Plan