Bachelor of Arts - Indigenous Studies

Bachelor of Arts - Indigenous Studies is a four year honours route at Nipissing University in North Bay, Ontario. The Bachelor of Arts - Indigenous Studies curriculum covers Indigenous histories, governance, treaty relationships, language and contemporary community issues, taught from Indigenous perspectives across four years.

Studied as a single major rather than inside a dual degree, Bachelor of Arts - Indigenous Studies gives students the full depth of the subject and room for electives across the faculty. Taking Bachelor of Arts - Indigenous Studies on its own carries one implication worth stating. Duty to consult obligations have made this expertise commercially valuable across government, resource and infrastructure sectors, and a second specialisation or a graduate route later broadens where a graduate can apply it, which is worth weighing before choosing Bachelor of Arts - Indigenous Studies over a dual route.

Degrees carry an exemption from the field of study requirement, and Bachelor of Arts - Indigenous Studies is one, so that verification step does not arise. Study at this level does not carry spousal open work permit eligibility, so anyone considering Bachelor of Arts - Indigenous Studies with a partner should plan on a single income. Every work permit decision rests with Canadian immigration authorities, and Apply Study Visa confirms the position for Bachelor of Arts - Indigenous Studies in writing before you pay a deposit.

The stated bar for Bachelor of Arts - Indigenous Studies is Grade 12 / High School with 70 percent, with an English profile of IELTS 6.5 overall with no band below 6. Tuition for Bachelor of Arts - Indigenous Studies is recorded at CAD 21,000 a year with a CAD 150 application fee, and 5 intake windows are listed. Apply Study Visa manages the Bachelor of Arts - Indigenous Studies application, the attestation letter, the deposit and the study permit as one process.