Junior English (6), or 3 Junior English and 3 WRS

NS 110 (3)

NS 111 (3)

NS 152 (6)

NS 290 (3)

Teaching Minor (6): choose any courses from the specified Teaching Minor selected from Education Chart 3

Natural Science (3): choose any course at the 100-level [see §123.1.2(5)]

EDU 250 (3)

EDPY 200 (3)

NS 252 (6)

NS 260 or 355 (3)

Teaching Minor (6): choose courses from the specified Teaching Minor selected from Education Chart 3

Humanities (6): choose courses at the 100-level [see §123.1.2(3)]

Computing (3): choose any introductory-level Computing course

NS 352 (6)

NS 390 (3)

NS 260 or 355 (3)

Teaching Minor (6): choose courses from the specified Teaching Minor selected from Education Chart 3

Fine Arts or Humanities (3): choose any course at the 200-level or higher [see §§123.1.2(2) and 123.1.2(3)]

Social Science (6): choose courses at the 100-level [see §123.1.2(4)]

Education Option (3): choose any course from the Faculty of Education

EDFX 350 (3)

EDPS 310 (3)

EDPY 303 (3)

EDSE 307 (3)

EDSE 368 (3)

Native Studies Major (9): choose any NS courses at the 400-level

Social Sciences (6): choose any courses at the 200-level or above [see §123.1.2(4)]

EDPS 410 (3)

EDPY 301 (3)

EDSE 3XX (Minor) (3)

Native Studies Major (3): choose any NS course at the 400-level

Fine Arts or Humanities (3): choose any course from the 200-level or above [see §123.1.2(2) and 123.1.2(3)]

EDFX 450 (9)

EDSE 451 (3)

EDSE 468 (3)

Junior English (6), or 3 Junior English and 3 WRS

NS 110 (3)

NS 111 (3)

NS 152 (6)

NS 290 (3)

Education Major (6): choose courses from the specified Teaching Major selected from Education Chart 2

Natural Science (3): choose any course at the 100-level [see §123.1.2(5)]

EDU 250 (3)

EDPY 200 (3)

Education Major (9): choose any courses from the specified Teaching Major selected from Education Chart 2

Native Studies Major (3): choose any NS course at the 300-level

Humanities (6): choose courses at the 100-level [see §123.1.2(3)]

Computing (3): choose any introductory-level Computing course

Social Science (3): choose any course at the 100-level [see §123.1.2(4)]

NS 390 (3)

Native Studies Major (3): choose any NS course at the 300-level

Education Major (9): choose any courses from the specified Teaching Major selected from Education Chart 2

3 EDPS 432 and 3 EDPS 474

Fine Arts or Humanities (3): choose any course at the 200-level or higher [see §§123.1.2(2) and 123.1.2(3)]

Social Science (3): choose any course at the 100-level [see §123.1.2(4)]

Social Science (3): choose any course at the 200-level or higher [see §123.1.2(4)]

EDFX 350 (3)

EDPS 310 (3)

EDPY 303 (3)

EDSE 3XX (Major) (3)

EDSE 307 (3)

Education Major (6): choose courses from the specified Teaching Major selected from Education Chart 2

EDPY 301 (3)

Native Studies Major (3): choose any Native Studies course at the 400-level

Fine Arts or Humanities (3): choose any course at the 200-level or higher [see §§123.1.2(2) and 123.1.2(3)]

EDPS 410 (3)

Education Major (3): choose a course from the specified Teaching Major selected from Education Chart 2

Native Studies Major (6): choose any Native Studies courses at the 400-level

EDES 409 (Minor) (3)

EDFX 450 (9)

EDSE 451 (3)

EDSE 4XX (Major) (3)

Junior English (6), or 3 Junior ENGL plus 3 Writing Studies (WRS)

NS 110 (3)

NS 111 (3)

NS 152 (6)

NS 290 (3)

Element III: Social Science (3) [to fulfill the Education requirement see §75.3.2(1)]

Element IV: Natural Science (3) [see §75.3.2(1)]

Social Science (3) [to fulfill the Native Studies requirement see §123.1.2(4)]

EDU 250 (3)

EDPY 200 (3)

EDIT 202 (3)

Element VI: Physical Education PEDS 293 (3)

Junior Humanities (6): choose any courses at the 100-level [see §123.1.2(3)]

Education Minor (6): choose any courses from the specified Teaching Minor (see Note 5) (see Education Chart 1)

Native Studies (6): choose any courses at the 200- or 300-level

Native Studies (3): choose any NS course at the 300-level

NS 390 (3)

Element II: Mathematics (3) [see §75.3.2(1)]

Element VII: Health Education (3) [see §75.3.2(1)]

Element V: Fine Arts (3) [see §75.3.2(1)]

Education Minor (6) choose any courses from the specified Teaching Minor (see Note 5) (see Education Chart 1)

Senior Humanities (3) choose any course at the 200-level or higher [see §123.1.2(3)]

Native Studies (3) choose any NS course at the 400-level

Social Science (3) [to fulfill the Native Studies requirement see §123.1.2(4)]

EDEL 305 (3)

EDEL 321 (3) or 330 (3)

EDFX 325 (3)

EDPS 310 (3)

EDPY 303 (3)

Education Minor (6) choose any courses from the specified Teaching Minor (see Note 5) (see Education Chart 1)

Native Studies Major (6): Choose Native Studies courses at the 400-level.

Language and Literacy Education Option/Minor (3) (See Note 7 below).

EDEL 316 (3)

EDEL 321 (3) or 330 (3)

6 chosen from EDEL 302, 325, or 335

EDPY 301 (3)

(3) chosen from EDEL 302, 325, or 335;

EDFX 425 (nine weeks) (9)

EDPS 410 (3)

Program advice should be obtained from both Education and Native Studies.

Program Requirements (150)

Education Core (60)

Native Studies Core (51)

Minor (18)

Options (21)

Courses in the IPT should be taken prior to Education Core II. Education Core II should be taken prior to the APT.

Students enrolled in a Professional Term cannot exceed 15 maximum course load.

Students in this program select one of the following minors: Second Languages/Cree, Native Education, or Social Studies.

Students with Cree as a minor must complete NS 152, 252, and 352 before Year 4.

Language and Literacy Education Course (3)

All Elementary Route students must take a 3XX or 4XX language and literacy education course in addition to EDEL 305 (Language Arts in the Elementary School). Students are able to fulfill this requirement through courses Second Languages minors. Students not in these minors must fulfill the requirement through an Open Option.

To be eligible to continue in the program, students are required to have a grade point average of at least 2.0. The grade point average will be calculated on all courses completed in the program.

Successful completion of an academic year and related promotion will also normally require students to have taken at least 18 units of course weight (18) during each regular academic year. Note: a course load of less than 18 requires the approval of the Faculty of Native Studies and the Faculty of Education.

Students who fail to meet the minimum requirements for promotion as outlined above will be required to withdraw from the BA/BEd Combined Degrees. Such students may transfer to another degree program in the Faculty of Native Studies or the Faculty of Education, provided the entrance requirements for such a program are met.

A student who has been assigned a grade of “W” or “NC” in a Field Experience course is entitled to a second registration in this course. See also §22.1.3 Reregistration in courses. Notwithstanding §22.1.3, if a student receives a “W” or “NC” in the second attempt of a Field Experience course, he/she will be required to withdraw from the Combined Degrees program.

Once admitted to and registered in the BA (Native Studies)/BEd, students must maintain continuing registration from one Fall/Winter to the next Fall/Winter and meet the normal promotion standards until their program is complete.

However, students with special circumstances may apply for permission to “Stop Out” in order to temporarily withdraw without endangering their space in the program. Permission will be granted only to students in good standing and only for a specified period of time.

Students who withdraw or Stop Out from the Program for more than a four-month period without permission will be required to reapply and compete for entrance with other applicants.