* Medical Insurance
Aboriginal Studies (ABST) offers you a chance to better understand the cultures, traditions, history, and contemporary concerns of Aboriginal peoples in Canada, and especially in the CNC region.
This program is an excellent entry into post-secondary social science and humanities for academically inclined students who are motivated to connect with the rich cultural traditions of Canada's First Nations and earn university program credits.
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Required Courses
ABST-111, Metis Study II-Art Mat & Cult, 3, 15 weeks
ABST-110, Metis Studies, 3, 15 weeks
ABST-100, Yinka Dene Worldview, 3, 15 weeks
ABST-101, Aboriginal Peoples of Canada, 3, 15 weeks
ANTH-101, Intro to Socio-Cultural Anthro, 3, 15 weeks
ANTH-102, Physical Anthro. & Archaeology, 3, 15 weeks
ENGL-103, Composition & Style, 3, 15 weeks
ENGL-107, Aboriginal Literature, 3, 15 weeks
HIST-103, History of Canada to 1867, 3, 15 weeks
One of:
ENGL 219 or ENGL 220
Arts
9 Credits taken in two or more subject areas
One of:
MATH-100, Precalculus Mathematics, 3, 15 weeks
CSC-105, Intro. to Computers & Program. & Programming, 3, 15 weeks
Lab Science
3 credits Lab Science (excl APSC or CSC)
Science
3 credits science
Academic Upgrading
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| LENGTH: | 1 year |
| CAMPUS: | Burns Lake - Fort St. James - Mackenzie - Prince George - Quesnel - Vanderhoof |
| FEES: | BC Adult Education is Tuition-Free* |
| START DATE: | Spring 2020 - Spring 2021 |
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Aboriginal Studies provides a good academic foundation for a broad range of eventual private, non-profit and government sectors, including:
Community development
Education and childcare
Counselling and social services
Associate degrees from CNC transfer into university programs and give you preferential admission at public universities and university-colleges in BC. (Consult the British Columbia Transfer Guide and check with CNC advisors to verify transferability of credits.)
Medical Insurance:$1800CAD ($75.00 per month, per student, effective Jan. 1, 2020.)
