Indigenous Studies

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Indigenous Studies promotes diverse international Indigenous perspectives in a changing global environment.

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Understand core Indigenous concepts

Gain knowledge of Indigenous worldviews, culture, and history in an international context.

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Develop methodological and ethical awareness

Explore ethical and methodological considerations in Indigenous research and engagement.

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Analyse political and policy issues

Evaluate the political and public policy challenges and demands faced by Indigenous peoples.

What You're Signing Up For

Indigenous Studies builds student understanding and knowledge of core Indigenous concepts, including Indigenous worldviews, cultural and historical perspectives, ethical and methodological approaches, the political and public policy demands faced by Indigenous peoples, as well as environmental and sustainable development challenges. It prepares students for roles in government, community leadership, policy, teaching, research, resource management, and more.

Course Content

  • Indigenous worldviews and cultural perspectives
  • Historical and ethical understandings
  • Methodological approaches in Indigenous research
  • Political and public policy imperatives for Indigenous peoples
  • Environmental and sustainable developments affecting Indigenous communities
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What sort of industry will this job lead to

  • Government

  • Community Leadership

  • Education

  • Policy and Law

  • Research

  • Resource Management

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Future employment opportunities might be

  • Local or national government roles

  • Community leadership

  • Policy advisement

  • Law and iwi/tribal advisement

  • Research positions

  • Cultural representation

  • Teaching

  • Resource management