HASTAC 2019 - "decolonizing technologies, reprogramming education." For more information and to submit your proposal, please visit http://hastac2019.org
Our students are provided extensive experience with Indigenous political theory and politics, aesthetics, literature, and contemporary social concerns, in the classroom and on a first-hand basis.
Our graduates have cited the fourth-year research practicum as the most transformative experience of their undergraduate careers.
Our faculty are nationally and internationally recognized for research and teaching excellence.
FNIS graduates go on to fulfilling careers in Indigenous communities and organizations, government, industry, education, and the arts, as well as advanced graduate work in universities across Canada and around the world.
Faculty of Art
