Programs
The Faculty of Native Studies offers four undergraduate degree programs, graduate programs leading to the degrees of Master of Arts and Doctor of Philosophy, several certificate programs, and a multitude of classes.
Undergraduate and Graduate Degree Programs
- Bachelor of Arts in Native Studies
- Bachelor of Arts in Native Studies (Honors)
- Bachelor of Arts in Native Studies / Bachelor of Education in Elementary Education
- Bachelor of Arts in Native Studies / Bachelor of Education in Secondary Education
- Bachelor of Science in Environmental Conservation Sciences / Bachelor of Arts in Native Studies
- Master of Arts in Native Studies
- PhD in Indigenous Studies
Certificate Programs
- Certificate in Indigenous Governance and Partnership that allows students to build expertise in government, leadership, successful partnership, management, administration and business.
- Certificate in Indigenous Sport and Recreation that will produce the next generation of leaders in Indigenous sport and rec by providing students with a flexible and innovative environment that emphasizes academic excellence and experiential learning.
- Indigenous Sport and Recreation Graduate Certificate designed for working professionals who want to further their knowledge in the areas of Indigenous studies sport and recreation.
- Certificate in Innovation and Entrepreneurship is an embedded, interdisciplinary certificate which enables you to enhance vital skills, and embraces experiential learning as a key component - gain access to professional development, mentoring, and networking opportunities that can kick start your career!
Online Courses
- Indigenous Peoples and Technoscience
- Countering Stereotypes of Indigenous People
- Tackling Structural Racism
- Indigenous Peoples and Canada - COMING SOON!
Indigenous Canada MOOC
Indigenous Canada is a Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) that explores Indigenous histories and contemporary issues in Canada. Indigenous Canada is offered as both a for-credit online course as NS 201, and to the general public as a non-credit course.