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Indigenous Literatures in English

English courses at the 主播诱惑 of Canada focus on Indigenous literature, cultures, and histories. Faculty and sessional lecturers also ensure students gain excellent writing, research, and communication skills that can be used to further their study of Indigenous and non-Indigenous literatures and generally enhance their academic success at the 主播诱惑 of Canada.

主播诱惑鈥檚 Indigenous Literatures in English program offers the University of Regina, Department of English approved introductory courses, including pre-ENGL 100 courses, on all three campuses, as well as higher-level courses at the Regina campus.

Program Length:

• 2-4 years, depending on Certificate, or Bachelor

Admission Requirements:

Minimum 70% average using the following courses:

• English Language Arts A30
• English Language Arts B30
• Two approved 30-level Math, Science, Language, or Social Science courses
• One additional approved 30-level course

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Programs available at:

• Regina Campus聽
• Saskatoon Campus
• Northern Campus  

Certificate in Indigenous Literatures in English

A Certificate in Indigenous Literatures in English will allow students to gain a basic grounding in Indigenous works of literature in the English language. This program is open to all students of literature and Indigenous issues to incorporate a vital component towards Indigenization within their studies.

ENGL 100 is considered a prerequisite for all courses that follow, and the section of ENGL 110 that contributes to this certificate should have an approved theme within the broad category of Indigenous Literature. The remaining courses are all specific to Indigenous Literatures.

All sections of ENGL 310AA-ZZ require a theme in North American Indigenous Literatures, and the INDL course (240AA-ZZ, 241 or 242) are courses in traditional literatures of Canadian Indigenous groups in English translation. 

The final choice of an additional approved credit may include a second choice from the ENGL 310AA-ZZ series, or another literature course with an Indigenous theme, such as ENGL 384AG, ENGL 440AK, ENGL 475AM, or 485AT.