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Aboriginal/Canadian dialogue is being integrated throughout our entire curriculum, which is unique to Confederation College. We see this as important in our understanding and appreciation of our different backgrounds and perspectives and ultimately our ability to work side-by-side to achieve great things together.
Looking for a way in to college? Or are you interesting in aboriginal wellness or community development? At Negahneewin College (our college within and throughout a college), you can enroll in programs to improve your standing in health, science and communications. There are also programs that focus on supporting aboriginal children, families and communities, with some programs available at our regional campuses.
