The Bachelor of Arts in Indigenous Studies at the University of Regina offers you a profound exploration of Indigenous societies, cultures, and knowledge systems. This cross-disciplinary program is ideal for students seeking to understand the historical and contemporary realities of Indigenous peoples, both within Saskatchewan and globally. You will develop critical thinking, research, and communication skills through engagement with diverse perspectives, including traditional teachings from Elders and crucial insights into Indigenous political systems and cultural histories. This undergraduate degree provides a comprehensive foundation for informed engagement with Indigenous issues.
You will study this program on campus full-time over four years, immersing yourself in a curriculum that includes introductory courses and specialized studies in areas like Cree, Saulteaux, and Inuit cultures. The learning experience is designed to foster deep understanding through rigorous academic inquiry and the incorporation of traditional knowledge. You will have opportunities to engage with topics such as Indigenous law and urbanization, preparing you for a wide range of career paths. Graduates are well-equipped for roles in community development, government, advocacy, education, and policy-making, making a meaningful impact in Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities.