program
Learn to inspire community and social growth. Established program, experienced faculty. Two co-op work terms help lead to meaningful employment.
Program information
Program description
Intake information
Tuition and fees
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- You can afford this! Explore OSAP as well as awards, scholarships and bursaries to help you pay your way to graduation.
What are the admission requirements for the Indigenous Community and Social Development program?
admission requirements
What career paths can I take as a graduate of this program?
Your Indigenous Community and Social Development diploma gives you many career opportunities
Why study Indigenous Community and Social Development at Georgian?
Program highlights
- Receive an award-winning education in a culturally inclusive learning environment
- Graduate job-ready in two years for a variety of frontline positions such as outreach worker, cultural resource specialist, restorative justice co-ordinator, youth worker, student advisor or court worker
- Experience a unique blend of cultural teachings, language, and program and project administration within one program
- Enjoy a home away from home in our Wiidookdaading Indigenous Resource Centre! Take part in cultural teachings, craft workshops, guest speaker events, feasts and more
- Gain valuable work experience and workplace connections with exciting work-integrated learning opportunities
- Access the many support services available in the Wiidookdaading Indigenous Resource Centre
- Pathways to degree opportunities available
What courses are included in the Indigenous Community and Social Development diploma program?
Course overview
Program-specific courses
Semester 1 courses are listed below. For a full list of courses in the program including course descriptions, view the program outline.
Your course delivery method(s)
In person
This program is delivered fully in person and requires you to attend campus.
Please note, delivery methods are based on planning for the upcoming semester and are subject to change.
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Do you have questions about Indigenous Community and Social Development? Contact us!
Thinking about applying to Georgian?
Contact Michele O’Brien, Program Coordinator to explore your study options.
- 249.388.0736
- michele.obrien@georgiancollege.ca
Already applied to Georgian?
Connect with the Office of the Registrar for admissions-related questions.
- 705.722.1511
- registrar@georgiancollege.ca
Are you an international student?
Contact our international recruitment team to learn more about studying at Georgian.
- 705.722.5158
- international@georgiancollege.ca
Questions about Indigenous Services at Georgian?
Contact Alicia Thompson, Community Liaison Officer, Indigenous Services to learn more.
- 249.388.2467
- alicia.thompson@georgiancollege.ca
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