Undergraduate
Why the Chanie Wenjack School for Indigenous Studies?
Learn how Indigenous peoples in Canada and around the world are shaping our globe through a creative blend of Indigenous knowledge and Western knowledge. You will study the historical and contemporary interactions between Indigenous and non-Indigenous societies, and the cultural foundations of Indigenous life in areas such as performance, literature, politics, ecology and governance. Learn from exceptional faculty with backgrounds in both Western and Indigenous knowledge, and experience cross-cultural learning.
- Participate in experience-based learning through direct interactions with Elders and Traditional Knowledge holders
- Understand the effect of Treaties and the influence they give to First Nations, Inuit and Metis peoples in Canada
- Engage in research projects that make a difference in the local community
Career Paths
Law / Environmental consulting/ Community Development / Government Policy Analyst / Teacher at every level / Research / Journalist, radio, TV, Internet or print/ Aboriginal Corporate Liaison Officer/ First Nation community and political organizations/Native Language specialist/ Performance artist/ Marketing and Communications/ Board of Education advisor/ writer/ Counsellor/ Recruitment/
Popular Courses
- Foundations of Indigenous Learning
- Introduction to Nishnaabemowin
- Indigenous Environmental Studies
- Indigenous Masked Dance and Storytelling
- Urbanization and Indigenous Peoples
- Nanabush's Campfire
- Indigenous Women
- Colonial Encounters