The Bachelor of Education: Indigenous Languages program consists of two separate programs. An Undergraduate Degree (Bachelor of Indigenous Languages) and the Teacher Qualification Program (Teacher of a Native Language). Graduates who successfully complete both programs will be awarded a Bachelor of Education Degree.
The Bachelor of Indigenous Justice program is 4 years, consists of 8 semesters and 120 credits. It is delivered in a hybrid format, utilizing FNTI’s distinctive intensive mode model to provides those interested in Indigenous law and justice with a transformative educational journey. The program emphasizes community-based experiences, aligned with course outcomes, which is supported by the Integrated Experiential Learning (IEL) Office. Learners also gain a critical perspective by examining Canadian law and justice through an Indigenous lens.