students study the ongoing existence and resistance of indigenous peoples. they learn how to work respectfully and productively with indigenous communities and organizations. students combine indigenous ways of knowing and learning with perspectives found in other disciplines. they practice intercultural understanding on campus, in community and on the land. this program is for indigenous and non-indigenous students. a field-based course is required.

careers

• activist
• archivist
• children’s rights advocate
• community educator and advocate
• community liaison officer
• community-industry liaison
• cultural advisor
• cultural resources manager
• employment equity officer
• government agency worker
• indigenous issues consultant
• international aid worker
• non-profit organization director
• political aid or advisor
• public policy analyst
• social program manager