Aboriginal Community Advocacy Pathways

Pathway Type:

Institution Details:

Available for these programs

• Aboriginal Community Advocacy
• Aboriginal Community Advocacy - Accelerated

Terms of Agreement

Lakehead University

Thunder Bay, Ontario

Graduates of the Aboriginal Community Advocacy Program who graduate with an overall grade point average (GPA) of 3.5 (B+) are eligible to receive five full credit equivalents (including Political Science 1300, two Group I and two Group II full credit equivalent) in the Bachelor of Arts in Political Science.

University Program:

• Bachelor of Arts Program in Political Science

Pathway Type:

Institution Details:

Available for these programs

• Aboriginal Community Advocacy
• Aboriginal Community Advocacy - Accelerated

Terms of Agreement

Trent University

Peterborough, Ontario

Trent University offers qualified graduates of Confederation College’s Aboriginal Community Advocacy Program a seamless option for continuing their education by granting 5.0 credits towards the 5 year (25.0 credit) Bachelor of Education – Indigenous program at Trent University.

Successful completion of the Aboriginal Community Advocacy diploma with a minimum overall average of 75% is required for admission consideration. Students applying for admission to Trent’s Bachelor of Education – Indigenous program are required to self-identify as First Nations, Metis or Inuit.

University Program:

• Bachelor of Education – Indigenous Program

Type of Agreement: Articulation Agreement signed February 2016

Contact Person(s):

• Shane Strickland - Dean, School of Health, Negahneewin & Community Services
  [email protected]

Confederation College Program:

• Aboriginal Community Advocacy

Last updated: 30/09/2016

Pathway Type:

Institution Details:

Available for these programs

• Aboriginal Community Advocacy
• Aerospace Manufacturing Engineering Technician
• Aerospace Manufacturing Engineering Technician
• Aerospace Manufacturing Engineering Technology
• Aviation - Flight Management
• Aviation Technician - Aircraft Maintenance
• Business - Accounting
• Business-Accounting - Winter
• Business - Human Resources
• Business - Human Resources
• Business - Marketing
• Business-Marketing - Winter
• Business Administration - Accounting
• Business Administration - Human Resources
• Business Administration - Marketing
• Child and Youth Care
• Civil Engineering Technology
• Computer Programming
• Culinary Management
• Developmental Services Worker
• Early Childhood Education
• Electronics Engineering Technician
• Electronics Engineering Technician - Computers
• Environmental Technician
• Film Production
• Forestry Technician: Ecosystem Management
• General Arts and Science - Diploma
• Instrumentation Engineering Technician - Process Automation
• Instrumentation Engineering Technician - Process Automation
• Interactive Media Development
• Mechanical Engineering Technician
• Medical Radiation Technology
• Onajigawin Indigenous Services
• Paramedic
• Police Foundations: Investigations and Community Security
• Practical Nursing

Terms of Agreement

University of New Brunswick

Saint John, NB

Graduates of specific 2-year (four-semester) and 3-year (six-semester) diploma programs at Confederation College who have attained an overall program average of 70% will be eligible to enter year three of the four-year Bachelor of Applied Management (BAM) at the University of New Brunswick. Additional courses may be necessary.

University Program:

• Bachelor of Applied Management (BAM)

Type of Agreement: Memorandum of Understanding

Contact Person(s):

• Richard Gemmill - Dean, School of Business, Hospitality & Media Arts
  Richard.Gemmill@confederationcollege.ca

Confederation College Programs:

Eligible programs are linked and noted on Appendix A of the Memorandum of Understanding.

See Contact Person for details.

Last updated: 01/01/2013