INDG[----]-A or [----]INDG-A (where [----] is a second subject of study)

Subject: Administered by the Department of Language, Literatures and Cultures.
Plan: Consists of 42.00 units as described below.
Program: The Plan, in combination with a Joint Honours Plan in another subject, and with sufficient electives to total 120.00 units, will lead to a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Degree.¹

Note: Requirements for this program have been modified. Please consult the 2023-2024 Calendar for the previous requirements.

Course List

Code	Title	Units
1. Core
A. Complete 3.00 units from the following:		3.00
DEVS 220	Introduction to Indigenous Studies
INDG 101	Indigenous Knowledges and Perspectives
B. Complete the following:
DEVS 221	Indigenous Studies II - Resistance and Resurgence	3.00
C. Complete 9.00 units from the following:		9.00
ANSH 101	Beginning Anishinaabe Language and Culture I
ANSH 102	Beginning Anishinaabe Language and Culture II
INDG 111	Introduction to an Indigenous Language and Culture I
INDG 112	Introduction to an Indigenous Language and Culture II
INUK 101	Beginning Inuktitut Language and Culture l
INUK 102	Beginning Inuktitut Language and Culture ll
MOHK 101	Beginning Mohawk Language and Culture l
MOHK 102	Beginning Mohawk Language and Culture ll
MOHK 103	Oral Mohawk Language - Beginning I (TMT)
MOHK 104	Beginning Mohawk Language and Culture II Tyendinaga
MOHK 201	Intermediate Mohawk Language and Culture
MOHK 202	Oral Mohawk Language
D. Complete the following:
INDG 302	Indigenous Theories and Methodologies: Learning through Indigenous Worldviews	3.00
E. Complete the following:
INDG 308	Learning from the Land	3.00
2. Option
A. Complete 12.00 units from the following:		12.00
INDG at the 300-level or above
INDG_Options at the 300-level or above
B. Complete 9.00 units from the following:		9.00
INDG at the 200-level or above
INDG_Options at the 200-level or above
Electives
Elective Courses 1		78.00
Total Units		120.00

3. Notes

A. Courses with significant Indigenous content may be approved for inclusion in this degree program with permission of the Indigenous Knowledges and Perspectives Program, Department of Languages, Literatures and Cultures.

B. Students pursuing a Joint Honours in Global Developmental Studies and Indigenous Knowledges and Perspectives may use DEVS 220 or INDG 101 toward their INDG plan, and request that DEVS 250 be used as a replacement in the DEVS plan. 

C. A maximum of 6.00 units from courses offered by other Faculties and Schools may be counted toward the program and/or Plan requirements. This includes courses in BMED, COMM, GLPH, HSCI, LAW, NURS, and courses offered by Smith Engineering.

Indigenous Knowledges and Perspectives Course List

The following list contains courses offered through several Departments. Students are encouraged to consult course outlines and course descriptions for more information. In accordance with Academic Regulation 2.6 (Access to Classes), students do not have enrolment priority in all of these courses. Access to courses at the 300 and 400 level may only be available to students who are completing a Major Plan in the corresponding discipline.

INDG_Options

Course List

Code	Title	Units
Options in Indigenous Knowledges and Perspectives
ANSH 101	Beginning Anishinaabe Language and Culture I	3.00
ANSH 102	Beginning Anishinaabe Language and Culture II	3.00
ARTH 248	Introduction to Indigenous Arts of North America	3.00
ARTH 272	Latin American Art	3.00
ARTH 348	Arts of the Artic	3.00
ARTH 372	Art of Colonial Latin America	3.00
ARTH 434	Non-Western Art in Western Collections	3.00
ARTH 438	Studies in Indigenous Arts and Visual Culture of North America	3.00
COMM 354	Relationships & Reconciliation in Business and Beyond	3.00
DEVS 357	Global Conflict and Local Peacebuilding	3.00
DRAM 303	Indigenous Playwrights	3.00
ECON 244	Economics of Indigenous Communities	3.00
ENGL 218	Introduction to Indigenous Literatures in Canada	3.00
ENGL 287	Unsettling Kingston/Ka'tarokwi	3.00
ENGL 389	Context North America	6.00
ENGL 481	Topics in Indigenous Literatures I	3.00
ENGL 482	Topics in Indigenous Literature II	3.00
FILM 388	Indigenous Film and Media	3.00
FREN 350	Littérature autochtones comparées en Amérique du Nord	3.00
GNDS 212	Racism, Colonialism, and Resistance	3.00
GNDS 325	Indigenous Meanings of Reproduction and Health	3.00
GNDS 340	Indigenous Women, Feminism, and Resistance	3.00
GNDS 432	Settler Colonialism and Indigenous Politics	3.00
GPHY 351	Geographies of Indigenous and Settler Relations	3.00
HIST 207	Global Indigenous Histories	3.00
HIST 217	Indigenous Peoples and New France, 1534-1800	3.00
HIST 442	New World Societies	3.00
HIST 455	The Spanish Inquisition, 1450-1800: Sexuality, Sin, and Spiritual Beliefs	6.00
HIST 461	Race and Ethnicity in Latin America	3.00
HIST 467	First Nations of North America	3.00
INDG 111	Introduction to an Indigenous Language and Culture I	3.00
INDG 112	Introduction to an Indigenous Language and Culture II	3.00
INUK 101	Beginning Inuktitut Language and Culture l	3.00
INUK 102	Beginning Inuktitut Language and Culture ll	3.00
LAW 202	Aboriginal Law	3.00
LING 370	Living Language: Resilience and Revitalization in Practice	3.00
LLCU 270	Contemporary Events and Indigenous Cultural Politics	3.00
LLCU 302	Unsettling: Indigenous Peoples and Canadian Settler Colonialism	3.00
LLCU 370	Indigenous Women and Power	3.00
LLCU 373	Indigenous Stories and Environmental Ethics	3.00
MOHK 101	Beginning Mohawk Language and Culture l	3.00
MOHK 102	Beginning Mohawk Language and Culture ll	3.00
MOHK 103	Oral Mohawk Language - Beginning I (TMT)	3.00
MOHK 104	Beginning Mohawk Language and Culture II Tyendinaga	3.00
MOHK 201	Intermediate Mohawk Language and Culture	3.00
MOHK 202	Oral Mohawk Language	3.00
POLS 320	Indigenous Politics	3.00
RELS 227	Indigenous Religious Traditions	3.00
RELS 242	Objects in Global Indigenous Spirituality	3.00
RELS 257	Indigenous Sages and Wisdoms	3.00
RELS 342	Indigeneity and Nature	3.00