Bachelor in first nations studies in Western university

First Nations Studies is an interdisciplinary program of study that allows students to either specifically focus on Indigenous topics or to combine their program with any other undergraduate program. The degree structure consists of modules which may be selected after the first year of study is completed. This format allows students to customize their course selections. Students may combine courses from various departments and faculties that match their academic goals and interests and also achieve a broader knowledge base. The module selection is completed under the guidelines of three-year or four year degrees.

Three distinct A-Level (or four distinct AS-Level) traditional academic subjects with grades of A and/or B, GCSE/IGCSE (O-Level) results, IB of 28 including points awarded for the Extended Essay and Theory of Knowledge, TOEFL ibT of 83 with no score below 20, PTE of 58 no score less than 56, MELAB of 80 with no score less than 78, IELTS Academic of 6.5 with no part less than 6.0, CAN Test of 4.0, CAEL of 60

First Nations Program Instructor, Field Services Specialist, Program Coordinator

17th Jan