Indigenous Business Leadership

Rooted in Indigenous perspectives

The core of the program's curriculum is rooted in Indigenous perspectives through:

• integration with general business offerings, addressing the need for practical leadership and management education;
• participation in specialized seminars facilitated by Indigenous people who have combined academic and practical experience;
• completion of a community business project, working to strengthen relationships and build capacity in local and regional Indigenous communities.

Certificate or diploma – it's your choice

The School of Business has made the pathway through the Business Administrative programs more flexible. There are now three credentials that allow you to progress from a certificate to a diploma to an applied degree and you can apply, exit and return at any stage.

Find your way and feel like you belong – with our help.

If you are thinking about coming to Camosun, an Indigenous Advisor can provide information and advice about Camosun programs offered on-campus and in three local Indigenous communities.

To help you reach your goals, we'll create an education plan and then continue to offer support once you become a student.

Ch'nook Scholars Program

Applications are now open for the Ch’nook Scholars program for Aboriginal business students.

Application Deadline: 22 September 2017, 11:59pm

More information
Application Form

Camosun Indigenous Business Leadership in The Globe & Mail

Canada’s colleges and smaller universities are finding better ways to serve the needs of both students and industry by offering niche business programs, writes Daina Lawrence for the Globe and Mail.

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