Indigenous Graduate Education: Realize your future with TMU Graduate Studies

Mural of an Indigenous woman by Chief Lady Bird

Three Indigenous women sit at a patio on the TMU campus

Gdoo-maawnjidimi Mompii Indigenous Student Services

Indigenous students, faculty and staff gathered at the unveiling of a contextualizing plaque at the Egerton Ryerson statue on June 25, 2018

Learn about Truth and Reconciliation at Toronto Metropolitan

Hayden King, executive director at the Yellowhead Institute, gives presentation

Indigenous Initiatives and Resources on Campus

Graduate education is an exciting time of self-exploration and community engagement. The Office of Indigenous Initiatives and the Yeates School of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies are committed to providing supports for Indigenous graduate students in all faculties. Learn more about supports for graduate research and community resources offered to Indigenous learners.

Toronto Met Land Acknowledgement

A Framework for Truth & Reconciliation

YSGPS is committed to Indigenizing its offerings and creating specific supports for Indigenous students. A framework has been developed to provide guidance and create safer spaces for Indigenous learners in graduate studies.

Mural art by Chief Lady Bird