Society and Culture
Faculty of
Native Studies
The only faculty of its kind in North America, Native Studies is a warm, friendly and safe space that nurtures a family-like environment of student-led learning. Our team of faculty and staff are world leaders in the exciting and multi-dimensional discipline of Indigenous studies, and we are excited to welcome you here.
In this space, you will make friends for life and pursue an education that foregrounds reciprocal, sustainable, community-based learning. Our faculty, staff, students and alumni are motivated and equipped to produce lasting change in the world. Be a part of it!
The only faculty of its kind in North America, Native Studies is a warm, friendly and safe space that nurtures a family-like environment of student-led learning. Our team of faculty and staff are world leaders in the exciting and multi-dimensional discipline of Indigenous studies, and we are excited to welcome you here.
In this space, you will make friends for life and pursue an education that foregrounds reciprocal, sustainable, community-based learning. Our faculty, staff, students and alumni are motivated and equipped to produce lasting change in the world. Be a part of it!
Prospective Students
Native Studies seeks to understand the experiences and lives of Indigenous peoples and communities. The opportunities for Native Studies alumni are rich, diverse and impactful.
Current Students
Got questions? Book an online or in-person advising appointment with one of our Advisors.
Continuing Education
Explore expert-led continuing education, designed to build skills and knowledge for professionals and lifelong learners. Our programs aim to improve lives, foster allyship, enhance professional practice, and support Indigenous self-determination.
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37+
years as a world-leader in Indigenous Studies
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$925,000+
awarded annually to undergraduate students
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82%
percentage of alumni who report very high job satisfaction
Adrienne Larocque: Find Your Path
Exploring Online and Continuing Education
Indigenous Engagement and Partnership Development
Our new Indigenous Engagement and Partnership Development course is available as a course for credit and soon as a Massive Open Online Course (MOOC). It teaches the fundamentals of how to respectfully collaborate with Indigenous communities, nations, and organizations. Learners will receive comprehensive instruction about historical relationships, Indigenous governance and ethical relationship building.
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Giving
With your support, the Faculty of Native Studies will continue to inspire generations to come through collaborative community engagement that centres Indigenous knowledges.
