Aboriginal Studies 20/30 offers an in-depth exploration of the histories, cultures, and contemporary issues of Indigenous Peoples in Canada and beyond. Students will examine topics including governance, treaties, land rights, and cultural resilience through multiple perspectives. This course fosters critical thinking and a deeper understanding of Indigenous identities and worldviews. Aboriginal Studies 30 is recognized for university entrance and is an excellent choice for students interested in social sciences, law, or Indigenous studies.

*Please note that this course requires additional commitment outside of class time to earn the full credits.