COURSE CURRICULUM

The Indigenous Business Studies program offers a diverse range of courses that provide students with a comprehensive understanding of Indigenous economic leadership, community development, and cultural perspectives. Courses such as Indigenous Economic Leadership (NATV 4320) focus on developing leadership skills specific to Indigenous contexts, helping students navigate the unique challenges and opportunities in Indigenous business environments. Small Business Management (ENTR 3100) equips students with essential skills for launching and managing successful enterprises, with an emphasis on Indigenous entrepreneurship. Indigenous Spirituality (NATV 2100) explores the cultural and spiritual foundations that influence Indigenous worldviews and business practices, fostering a deeper appreciation of Indigenous values. Introduction to Indigenous Community Development (NATV 2110) examines strategies for sustainable growth and empowerment within Indigenous communities, emphasizing collaboration and respect for Indigenous governance. Indigenous Women of Canada (NATV 3360) highlights the vital roles Indigenous women play in leadership, culture, and economic development, promoting gender-inclusive perspectives in business. Together, these courses offer a rich interdisciplinary education that blends business knowledge with Indigenous cultural understanding, preparing students to engage effectively and respectfully with Indigenous partners and communities in diverse professional settings.