Master of Indigenous Relations – Indigenous Relations (Supervisor Required)

The Master of Arts in Indigenous Relations prepares students to engage effectively with Indigenous communities locally, nationally, and globally. The curriculum focuses on developing policy, research proposals, and advocacy models grounded in a deep understanding of Indigenous perspectives across social, political, environmental, and health domains.

Students examine historical and contemporary relations between Indigenous and non-Indigenous societies while studying Indigenous literature, human rights, politics, ecology, and governance. The program equips graduates to build meaningful, collaborative relationships with Indigenous organizations, government agencies, non-profits, and private sector industries.

Minimum Education Level: 4-Year Bachelor’s Degree in Indigenous Studies, Social Sciences, Humanities, or a related discipline

Minimum Academic Average: 70.0% (B standing)

Language Proficiency Tests (Mandatory):

• IELTS: 6.5 minimum

• TOEFL: 88 minimum

• PTE: 60 minimum

• Duolingo: 120 minimum

*Applicants may apply for conditional admission without language scores (by completing prerequisite English courses prior to academic studies), but valid test results or course completion must be provided before receiving a final offer letter. Specific entry requirements may vary by student nationality and academic background.