The Indigenous Community and Social Development undergraduate diploma at Georgian College is designed for those passionate about empowering Indigenous communities and fostering positive social change. You will explore critical areas such as community development, health and well-being, and the vital importance of Indigenous language and culture. This program equips you with the foundational knowledge and practical skills to address complex social and health issues relevant to Indigenous peoples in Canada, preparing you for impactful work in community-focused roles.
This full-time, on-campus program is delivered over two years, integrating theoretical learning with practical application. You will engage with courses covering Ojibwe language and culture, Indigenous heritage, personal growth, and community administration, alongside essential communications and general education subjects. The curriculum includes opportunities for hands-on experience through two co-op work terms, allowing you to apply your learning in real-world settings. You will graduate prepared to contribute meaningfully to Indigenous community initiatives and social development projects.