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Courses and Programs
As an educational institution, SFU has a responsibility to Uphold Truth and Reconiliation through courses and programs for students, as well as resources for staff and faculty and the broader SFU community. Discover courses at SFU and beyond.
Indigenous Studies
SFU Indigenous Studies (formerly First Nations Studies) provides a progressive, comprehensive learning experience rooted in both traditional and contemporary Indigenous logic, practice and theory.
Executive MBA in Aboriginal Business and Leadership
The Indigenous Business Leadership Executive MBA program at SFU Beedie is designed for mid-career Indigenous leaders who strive toward community economic development, growth, sovereignty and nationhood within the context of the modern-day economy.
Indigenous Perspectives Teacher Education Module (IPTEM)
IPTEM focuses on Indigenizing the curriculum, through the inclusion of Indigenous worldviews, knowledge and perspectives and increased awareness of colonizing behaviours and patterns. It is designed for student teachers who have worked in or with Indigenous communities, are familiar with and have done work with Indigenous pedagogies and ways of being, or have an extensive academic background in Indigenous studies are encouraged to apply for this module.
Indigenous University Preparation Program
The Indigenous University Preparation Pathway helps Indigenous learners prepare and transition to undergraduate studies. Our pathway offers first-year academic credit courses that integrate humanities and social sciences with Indigenous perspectives.