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Support for Indigenous students

Johnny Mack

Trudeau Scholar Johnny Mack is Toquaht, of the Nuu-chah-nulth Tribal Council.

Partners in community

Indigenous students are integral to the UVic community and a growing part of our graduate student body. UVic acknowledges with respect the history, customs and culture of the Coast Salish and Straits Salish peoples on whose traditional lands the university resides.

Right now, nearly 150 Indigenous students are pursuing graduate studies here. We offer a broad range of learning options including Indigenous courses and programs, and benefit from outstanding Indigenous faculty and staff who contribute to a welcoming campus environment. UVic is committed to the well-being of Indigenous students and offers support in advance of university entry, through to graduation and beyond.

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Indigenous Student Handbook

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This handbook provides an overview of programs and services that may be of particular interest to Indigenous applicants, including student and faculty profiles.


Graduate Student Admissions Handbook

Graduate Student Admissions Handbook

An overview of UVic student profiles, opportunities, services for the graduate student.


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