This course introduces students to Indigenous ways of knowing including, but not limited to beliefs, customs, and worldviews, to understand their differences and similarities between Indigenous Nations. Emphasis will be placed on research and writing skills necessary in an academic environment, but also the diverse and often complex methodological approaches to Indigenous research seen in philosophical and intellectual traditions as this includes the tensions between Indigenous and Western knowledge research productions that exist since contact.

Prerequisites: INDG 100 or INDG 111 and 2nd year standing required
Corequisites: Academic Integrity Training 100
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