The Certificate in Mi'kmaw Cultural Tourism is an 18-credit embedded certificate drawing on Netukilimk, the Mi'kmaw concept of using the natural bounty provided by the Creator for self-support and well-being. The curriculum is land-based and Elder-linked, guided by respect, responsibility, reciprocity and relationship. It builds understanding of Mi'kmaw culture and capacity for Mi'kmaw tourism.
Faculty: School of Arts and Social Sciences | Duration: 18 credits (embedded certificate within the BA, BACS, BASE, BBA, BSc and BHTM degrees) | Study mode: full-time | Location: Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada
What you will study
12 required credits: MIKM 2121 Introduction to L'nu Studies, MRKT 4605 Indigenous Cultural Tourism Marketing, MGMT 3613 Exploration of Indigenous Business and HATM 1507 Mi'kmaw Cultural Tourism, plus two 3-credit electives from Mi'kmaq, Business Administration, Folklore, Environment Studies, Biology or Hospitality and Tourism Management.
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