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Indigenous Environmental Studies and Sciences Diploma program - Trent University
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Trent University is applying to deliver an Indigenous Environmental Studies and Sciences Diploma program within the Northwest Territories. This program was developed in partnership with the Yellowknives Dene First Nation and incorporates Dene ways of knowing and being, including course work involving Dene land use protocols, Dene land stewardship practices, and traditional Dene land navigation skills.
The Diploma will be offered jointly by the Trent University School of the Environment and Chanie Wenjack School for Indigenous Studies, with links to the Indigenous Environmental Studies/Sciences degree program within the Northwest Territories. They hope to begin offering the program in Fall 2023.
Have Your Say
In December 2022, the NWT’s first-ever Post-Secondary Education Act (Act) and Regulations came into effect. When post-secondary education institutions want to provide a new post-secondary education program in the NWT, they complete a System Coordination Review Application. The application is publicly posted by the GNWT for 15 business days to allow the public and NWT post-secondary education institutions to provide feedback that will be considered in the review process.
The System Coordination Review Application from Trent University can be viewed here.
Anyone seeking further information on the submission should contact the institution directly.
Next Steps
The Quality Assurance Review Advisory Committee will review the application along with any public input and make a recommendation to the Minister of Education, Culture and Employment as to whether the application may proceed.
All post-secondary institution applications, and the decisions on the application (granted/not granted) will be listed on the ECE website here.
Trent University is applying to deliver an Indigenous Environmental Studies and Sciences Diploma program within the Northwest Territories. This program was developed in partnership with the Yellowknives Dene First Nation and incorporates Dene ways of knowing and being, including course work involving Dene land use protocols, Dene land stewardship practices, and traditional Dene land navigation skills.
The Diploma will be offered jointly by the Trent University School of the Environment and Chanie Wenjack School for Indigenous Studies, with links to the Indigenous Environmental Studies/Sciences degree program within the Northwest Territories. They hope to begin offering the program in Fall 2023.
Have Your Say
In December 2022, the NWT’s first-ever Post-Secondary Education Act (Act) and Regulations came into effect. When post-secondary education institutions want to provide a new post-secondary education program in the NWT, they complete a System Coordination Review Application. The application is publicly posted by the GNWT for 15 business days to allow the public and NWT post-secondary education institutions to provide feedback that will be considered in the review process.
The System Coordination Review Application from Trent University can be viewed here.
Anyone seeking further information on the submission should contact the institution directly.
Next Steps
The Quality Assurance Review Advisory Committee will review the application along with any public input and make a recommendation to the Minister of Education, Culture and Employment as to whether the application may proceed.
All post-secondary institution applications, and the decisions on the application (granted/not granted) will be listed on the ECE website here.
Status
Open
Indigenous Environmental Studies and Sciences Diploma program - Trent University has finished this stage
This engagement was open from September 27, 2023 to October 20, 2023.
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