Bachelor of Arts - Native Studies & Aboriginal Governance (Program Major)

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