BA (Honours) in Indigenous Studies in Saskatoon Canada | University of Saskatchewan

Indigenous Studies offers a holistic exploration of Indigenous cultures, delving into their traditions, histories, languages, and worldviews while highlighting their global and national impacts.
The program covers Indigenous experiences across time, from modern-day issues to pre-colonial histories, analyzing both past and present realities of First Nations, Métis, and Inuit communities in Canada. You'll gain insight into Indigenous worldviews that shape relationships among Indigenous groups and with non-Indigenous peoples, while comparing diverse Indigenous experiences locally and internationally.
Those considering an Honours program should meet with departmental advisors before second-year registration. In the B.A. program, no single subject may exceed 60 credit units, and of the 120 credits required for graduation, a minimum of 66 must be senior-level courses.