Program Listing

Cape Breton University, Nova Scotia-Canada

Bachelor of Community Studies-Mi'kmaq Studies

Shortlist Program

Program Details

3 Year - Bachelor's Degree

Course Duration:

3 Years

Application Fee:

80 CAD

Tuition Fee:

19579 CAD/Year

Intake:

Sept, Jan, May

Program Description

The rich culture and long history of the Mi’kmaq thrives today on Cape Breton Island and at CBU. From the ancient Mi’kmaw language to modern Mi’kmaw current events, you’ll become immersed in a program that focuses on teaching the true ways of Canada’s First Nations people. The various Mi’kmaq Studies courses teach students how to read and write in Mi’kmaq, how the Canadian Indian Act works, details of First Nation governance and much more. This comprehensive area of study examines multiple aspects of the Mi’kmaq, discussed within a framework of the current First Nations reality – not only within Canada, but on a broader scale, globally. At CBU, the Mi’kmaq Studies courses focus on two major themes of study: Mi’kmaw language and culture; and Mi’kmaw politics, history and governance. These courses are designed to provide a solid foundation for both Indigenous and non-Indigenous students alike.

Admission Requirements

Grade 12 with minimum average of 55%. No courses below 50% Subject requiment- - English - 4 additional Courses

Notes

Tuition Fees mentioned above is an approximate value from the college website. Exact tuition will be mentioned in your Letter of Acceptance from the institute. For accurate Admission requirements visit college/university program page.