Bachelor of Arts - Native Studies & Aboriginal Governance (Program Major)
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Progression Summary
the native studies & aboriginal governance program is designed to be multi-disciplinary. as well as taking introductory courses in four disciplines (native studies, political studies, economics, and business) students are required to take courses in four theme areas: political governance, aboriginal business and economics, traditional knowledge, and business. at the same time, students have enough flexibility in elective courses to tailor a program to fit their own needs and interests. this program can be taught on campus, or in a community setting.
professional opportunities:
- community economic development and leadership
- policy development
- political office
- international politics, advocacy, development.
- research, consultation services in land claims, governance, business, and environment issues
- journalism
- justice
- researcher
- teacher
- environmental advisor
- medicine
- social work
- creative arts
- community liason worker
- policy advisory
- youth worker
Start Date
2026-01
Tuition fees
48,788 .SAR
Start Date
2026-05
Tuition fees
48,788 .SAR
Start Date
2026-09
Tuition fees
48,788 .SAR

