Bachelor of Arts in Indigenous Studies

University of Ottawa

Indigenous Studies examines the lived experiences, histories and perspectives of Indigenous peoples. It explores their intellectual traditions and life philosophies as represented in the values, stories and languages of Indigenous societies. Our professors, students and team of researchers aim to better contextualize Indigenous peoples' perspectives of political, cultural and intellectual sovereignty. During the program, you will be challenged to analyze and question the colonial frameworks under which Indigenous peoples live, both nationally and internationally.The University of Ottawa is located in Algonquin territory at the confluence of the Kitchi Zibi (Ottawa River), Pasapkedjinawong Zibi (Rideau River) and Te Nagadeno Zibi (Gatineau River). Indigenous Studies draws strength from and reflects the knowledge and traditions of the Algonquin nation, together with the many other First Nations, Metis and Inuit who now call the region home. The program also explores the broaderIndigenous Studies examines the lived experiences, histories and perspectives of Indigenous peoples. It explores their intellectual traditions and life philosophies as represented in the values, stories and languages of Indigenous societies. Our professors, students and team of researchers aim to better contextualize Indigenous peoples' perspectives of political, cultural and intellectual sovereignty. During the program, you will be challenged to analyze and question the colonial frameworks under which Indigenous peoples live, both nationally and internationally.The University of Ottawa is located in Algonquin territory at the confluence of the Kitchi Zibi (Ottawa River), Pasapkedjinawong Zibi (Rideau River) and Te Nagadeno Zibi (Gatineau River). Indigenous Studies draws strength from and reflects the knowledge and traditions of the Algonquin nation, together with the many other First Nations, Metis and Inuit who now call the region home. The program also explores the broader