BROCK UNIVERSITY · CANADA
Indigenous Educational Studies
Bachelor's · Taught in en
At a glance
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- Experiential LearningHands-on experience
- Community-based curriculumRelevant learning
- Indigenous learning preferencesCulturally sensitive education
- Local Indigenous educatorsExpert guidance
Brock University's Indigenous Educational Studies programs offer various pathways for students interested in working within Indigenous communities or in Indigenous educational settings. The curriculum is designed to incorporate Indigenous learning styles and celebrate cultural diversity. The programs utilize a community-based model, with qualified local Indigenous educators guiding students through their studies. Selected courses are also available on campus. This program is housed within the Faculty of Education and includes options such as a Bachelor of Education in Indigenous Adult Education, a Certificate in Aboriginal Adult Education, a Bachelor of Education Primary/Junior (Aboriginal), a Minor in Indigenous Studies, and the Gidayaamin Indigenous Certificate Program.
Careers
Graduates of the Indigenous Educational Studies programs are prepared for a variety of rewarding roles within education and community settings, focusing on Indigenous perspectives and needs.
- Elementary school teacher
- School administrator
- Community administrator
- Cultural administrator
- Education developer
- Curriculum developer
- Academic advisor
- Museum educational programmer
- Gallery educational programmer
Frequently asked questions
- What kind of career paths can I pursue after graduating from the Indigenous Educational Studies program?
- Graduates are prepared for roles such as elementary school teachers, school administrators, community or cultural administrators, education and curriculum developers, academic advisors, and museum or gallery educational programmers within education and community settings.
- What are the key features of the Indigenous Educational Studies program at Brock University?
- The program incorporates Indigenous learning styles, celebrates cultural diversity, and utilizes a community-based model guided by local Indigenous educators. Selected courses are also available on campus.
- What are the general steps for international students to apply to undergraduate programs at Brock University?
- International students generally apply through the Ontario Universities' Application Centre (OUAC) or directly to Brock, followed by submitting official transcripts and proof of English language proficiency. Tracking your application status is also advised.
- What academic documents are typically required for an undergraduate application?
- You will need to submit official academic transcripts from your high school or secondary school. Program-specific supplementary forms or portfolios may also be required.
- Where can I find more detailed admission criteria for applicants not from an Ontario Secondary School?
- Further details on admissions criteria for applicants not from an Ontario Secondary School can be found on the Brock University Admissions website.
- Are there any scholarships available for students in this program?
- Brock University offers various awards and bursaries for students. Specific criteria and application processes will apply to each opportunity, and students should explore these through the Student Accounts & Financial Aid office.
Entry requirements
Ontario Secondary SchoolSpecific admissions criteria apply. Applicants not from an Ontario Secondary School should consult the admissions criteria document.
Further details on admissions criteria for non-Ontario Secondary School applicants can be found on the Brock University Admissions website.
How to apply
1. Research Programs and RequirementsExplore the available undergraduate programs and review their specific admission criteria, including academic prerequisites and any program-specific requirements.
2. Submit an ApplicationUndergraduate students typically apply through the Ontario Universities' Application Centre (OUAC) using the 105 application form, or directly to Brock for specific programs. Follow the instructions provided on the Brock Admissions website.
3. Submit Required DocumentsAfter applying, you will receive instructions on how to submit your official transcripts, English language proficiency test scores, and any other supporting documents requested by Brock University.
4. Track Your ApplicationMonitor the status of your application through the Brock University applicant portal, ensuring all necessary documents are received and processed.
Scholarships
Awards and BursariesVaries
Frequently asked questions
What kind of career paths can I pursue after graduating from the Indigenous Educational Studies program?
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Graduates are prepared for roles such as elementary school teachers, school administrators, community or cultural administrators, education and curriculum developers, academic advisors, and museum or gallery educational programmers within education and community settings.
What are the key features of the Indigenous Educational Studies program at Brock University?
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The program incorporates Indigenous learning styles, celebrates cultural diversity, and utilizes a community-based model guided by local Indigenous educators. Selected courses are also available on campus.
What are the general steps for international students to apply to undergraduate programs at Brock University?
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International students generally apply through the Ontario Universities' Application Centre (OUAC) or directly to Brock, followed by submitting official transcripts and proof of English language proficiency. Tracking your application status is also advised.
What academic documents are typically required for an undergraduate application?
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You will need to submit official academic transcripts from your high school or secondary school. Program-specific supplementary forms or portfolios may also be required.
Where can I find more detailed admission criteria for applicants not from an Ontario Secondary School?
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Further details on admissions criteria for applicants not from an Ontario Secondary School can be found on the Brock University Admissions website.
Are there any scholarships available for students in this program?
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Brock University offers various awards and bursaries for students. Specific criteria and application processes will apply to each opportunity, and students should explore these through the Student Accounts & Financial Aid office.