Centre for World Indigenous Knowledge and Research
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The Centre for World Indigenous Knowledge and Research is a Centre that exists within Athabasca University. Their goals are to "meet the academic needs of Indigenous scholars, nations, communities, institutions and organizations" along with "improve the development and delivery of Indigenous Education at Athabasca University."
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| Athabasca University | |
| Centres: | Centre for Distance Education | Global & Social Analysis | Innovative Management | Integrated Studies | Language & Literature | Psychology | Nursing & Health Studies | Research | State & Legal Studies | Science | Work & Community Studies | World Indigenous Knowledge and Research |
| Schools: | School of Business | Computing & Information Systems |
| Special: | Movies Worth Watching |
| Students: | Students' Union | The Voice Magazine |
