Arts & Humanities
Indigenous Studies is a cross-disciplinary study of Indigenous societies, cultures and knowledge, open to Indigenous and non-Indigenous students. It includes teachings offered by Elders and builds critical thinking, writing, oral expression and research skills. Luther College students earn a Bachelor of Arts through the University of Regina's Faculty of Arts.
Faculty: Faculty of Arts (University of Regina) | Study mode: full-time | Location: Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada
Sample courses include Indigenous Political Systems of North America; Principles of Indigenous Law; Inuit Culture and History; Indigenous Systems of Religion and Philosophy; Urbanization and the Indigenous Peoples.
Graduates work as administrators, community developers, government service workers, human rights and justice advocates, historians, lobbyists, mediators/negotiators and politicians.
Faculty of Arts (University of Regina degree, delivered at Luther College), Saskatchewan high school applicants: Saskatchewan Secondary Level or Adult 12 standing; English Language Arts A30 and B30; two courses from Category A (maths and sciences) or Category B (languages and social sciences); one further course from Category A, B or C (other approved courses); 70% admission average required. Fransaskois/immersion students may use a Français fransaskois or Français immersion course with one English Language Arts course. Applicants from other provinces and countries are assessed under their own published requirements. All applicants must demonstrate English language proficiency.
Requirements published at faculty level.
Apply through the official page: https://www.luthercollege.edu/university/admissions/how-to-apply
Arts & Humanities
Luther College, Canada
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