Associate of Arts Aboriginal Studies

The Associate of Arts in Aboriginal Studies Degree at the College of New Caledonia provides students with a comprehensive understanding of Indigenous histories, cultures, and contemporary issues. With a focus on reconciliation, community engagement, and decolonization, students gain valuable insights and communication skills applicable in education, social services, and government. Graduates are prepared for further academic study or roles that support Indigenous communities, cultural awareness initiatives, and policy development in public or non-profit sectors.

Career Options:

Job Title	NOC Code	Salary Range (CAD)	Job Description
Indigenous Community Liaison	41404	$50,000 - $72,000	Serve as a bridge between Indigenous communities and organizations, promoting cultural understanding and supporting program development.
Aboriginal Support Worker	42201	$42,000 - $60,000	Provide assistance and advocacy for Indigenous individuals and families accessing education, healthcare, or social services.
Cultural Program Coordinator	54100	$45,000 - $65,000	Plan and facilitate cultural and educational programs that preserve and promote Indigenous heritage and traditions.
Research Assistant (Indigenous Studies)	41201	$44,000 - $62,000	Support research initiatives focused on Indigenous issues, including data collection, interviews, and community engagement.
Policy Support Officer	41404	$48,000 - $68,000	Assist in the development and implementation of policies related to Indigenous rights, governance, and reconciliation efforts.