BA/BS in International Indigenous Studies is a bachelor's degree in Indigenous Focus programme offered by University of Calgary in Calgary, Canada.
At a glance
Degree:Bachelor's Degree
Field:Indigenous Focus
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Last checked September 2026 · Source: ucalgary.ca ·
Program details
Overview
This is a Bachelor of Arts in International Indigenous Studies at the University of Calgary, delivered through the Faculty of Arts. The program examines the experiences, culture, artistic traditions and current status of Indigenous peoples around the world, combining instruction in both Indigenous and Western worldviews. Sample coursework includes Canadian Native history, Indigenous ways of knowing, introductory development studies, the sociology of First Nations in Canada, and contemporary Aboriginal issues in Canada. A co-operative work placement option and study abroad opportunities are available alongside the standard degree. The program is described on its official page as designed to attract both Indigenous and non-Indigenous students. It suits students interested in Indigenous history, culture and contemporary issues from a global and comparative perspective, whether as preparation for further study or for work in sectors engaging with Indigenous communities and policy.
Requirements
Admission Requirements: Direct entry from Alberta high school, per the program's own admission-requirements tool. Required courses: English Language Arts 30-1, plus four further approved courses (one of which may be an approved option). Estimated competitive admission average: High 70s. Admitting averages are calculated using four approved courses for early admission and the full course set above for standard admission. No test, portfolio, or audition is listed for this program.
Application Details
Application Deadline:For Fall 2027 entry, the University of Calgary opens undergraduate applications for domestic applicants on 1 October 2026 and for international applicants on 15 August 2026, both closing on the same firm application deadline of 1 March 2027, with supporting documents due by 15 March 2027 and offers accepted by 1 May 2027. International applicants follow the identical March 1 deadline; the university publishes no separate, later international closing date. Applications are not accepted on a rolling basis after the deadline for most direct-entry programmes, though a small number of programmes (e.g. Nursing) run further selection rounds into the summer while space remains. These are institution-wide dates; this programme publishes no deadline of its own.