Bachelor of Education in Indigenous Education

About this programme

Students in the Indigenous Studies program will study how the Indigenous perspective relates to disciplines involving art, law, philosophy, politics, history, gender studies, ecology, business, customs, and language. All of the classes in Indigenous Studies are taught from the Indigenous viewpoint — this makes our program one of the most sought after programs in Canada. As an Education major a student develops a strong knowledge base in the subject area they intend to teach. They also receive in-depth preparation in how to teach, including both general and subject area instructional methods. The following degrees can be combined with the Bachelor of Education (Indigenous Education) degree: All combined degrees programs in Education are now direct entry. Applicants must meet the specific admission requirements for their non-education degree (e.g. the Bachelor of Science in Mathematics for a combined degrees program in Mathematics and Mathematics Education). For complete admission requirements for each non-education degree, visit our programs listing . Transfer applicants must achieve a minimum overall GPA of 2.0 while meeting all additional prerequisite courses. Admission is competitive. Admission to the Bachelor of Education After Degree programs requires the following: All combined degrees programs in Education are now direct entry. Applicants must meet the specific admission requirements for their non-education degree (e.g. the Bachelor of Science in Mathematics for a combined degrees program in Mathematics and Mathematics Education). For complete admission requiremen