Graduate
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Our competitive graduate degree programs, temporarily offered through our partners in American Studies, are open for enrollment in the fall. Students are expected to take the Indigenous Studies required course, which centers on Indigenous scholarship and interventions across fields. Everyone is welcome to enroll in our graduate classes, upon availability. Our faculty encourages enrollment for those working with Indigenous nations.
Check back for more information and the up-and-coming Indigenous Studies graduate handbook!
Graduate Courses
Our graduate courses in Indigenous Studies include:
- IDS 501 - Key Theories & Concepts in Indigenous Studies
- IDS 502 - Indigenous Historiographies
- IDS 503 - Methods in Global Indigenous Studies
- IDS 504 - Professional Seminar: Grant, Proposal, and Professional Writing
- IDS 510 - Special Topics
- IDS 523 - Directed Reading
- IDS 550 - Decolonial Participatory Action Research
- IDS 610 - Special Topics
- IDS 623 - Supervised Fieldwork
- IDS 700 - Research Supervision
- IDS 701 - MA Thesis Supervision
- IDS 702 - Dissertation Supervision
