Laurentian University: Native Studies
The Native Studies program provides a unique perspective that pertains to such disciplines as anthropology, linguistics, philosophy, psychology, religious studies, and sociology. The program, housed at the University of Sudbury, is dedicated to the revival of Native self-determination and the renewal of Native thought and languages. It promotes the rights, values, and cultures of Native peoples while developing Native-appropriate approaches to community development and the analysis of national and global issues relating to Indigenous peoples.
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Three and four-year (honours) programs lead to a bachelor of arts in Native studies
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Faculty members specialize in areas such as culture, education, history, international issues, languages, law, political issues, research methods, and tradition
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Also available: Interdisciplinary master of arts in humanities: interpretation and values, as well as Aboriginal legal education certificate (website accessed September 27th, 2010).