Program Overview

Microprogramme de 1er cycle en études autochtones

The Microprogramme de 1er cycle en études autochtones is a university program offered by the Université de Montréal.

Overview

• The program is designed to provide students with a better understanding of Indigenous realities and their impacts at the Quebec, Canadian, and international levels.
• It is a multidisciplinary program with an interdisciplinary approach, featuring the participation of Indigenous lecturers.
• The program includes the possibility of completing a supervised internship in the field.
• Upon completion, students receive a recognized certificate of studies.

Courses and Particularities

• The program consists of 15 credits.
• It can be completed on a full-time or part-time basis.
• Courses are offered during the day.
• Optional internships are available.

Required Courses

• AUT 2000: Introduction to the study of Indigenous peoples around the world.
• AUT 2500: Understanding the particularities of relationships with Indigenous peoples.
• AUT 3002: Collective internship in an Indigenous community, institution, or program.

Elective Courses

• ANT 3854: Indigenous peoples of Eastern Canada.
• CRI 3001: The criminal justice system and Indigenous peoples.
• DRT 3015: Indigenous legal traditions.
• GEO 3473: Polar territories and Indigenous societies.
• HAR 2717: Contemporary Indigenous arts.

Admission Requirements

• The program has an unlimited capacity.
• A minimum college R-score of 20,000 is required for admission.
• Admission is currently suspended for the autumn 2025 and winter 2026 semesters due to program revision.

Tuition Fees

• The estimated tuition fees for the program are as follows:
  • Quebec residents: $2,177.05 per trimester (15 credits).
  • Canadian non-Quebec residents: $5,387.20 per trimester (15 credits).
  • International students: $15,602.05 per trimester (15 credits).
  • French or Belgian Francophone students: $5,387.20 per trimester (15 credits).

Career Prospects

• The microprogramme in Indigenous studies can be an asset in various professional fields, including:
  • Health professions.
  • Judicial environments.
  • Community settings.
  • Non-governmental organizations.
  • Public administration and policy.
  • Culture and communications.
  • Environment and sustainable development.
  • Exploitation of territorial resources.
  • Human resources management.
  • Education.

Additional Information

• The program is offered by the Faculty of Arts and Sciences.
• Students can complete the program on a full-time or part-time basis.
• The program can be recognized in a minor, major, or bachelor's program, or integrated into a certificate.
• The Université de Montréal offers various forms of financial support, including scholarships and bursaries.