Diploma in Indigenous Lands Governance in Saskatoon Canada | University of Saskatchewan

The Kanawayihetaytan Askiy Diploma in Indigenous Lands Governance equips students with comprehensive knowledge in governance, administration, management, and political science tailored to Indigenous contexts.

This program readies graduates for leadership positions within their communities and at various governmental levels, emphasizing hands-on learning experiences. Participants gain essential skills for land management careers while acquiring both scientific and traditional knowledge crucial for research and policy development.

Delivered through online and intensive (1-2 week) formats, the diploma also offers optional in-person coursework. Prospective students typically complete the Kanawayihetaytan Askiy Certificate prior to diploma enrollment.
Indigenous communities navigate multifaceted land management challenges encompassing planning, legal obligations like consultation requirements, land transactions, resource management, environmental compliance, and other critical matters.
The educational journey starts with the Kanawayihetaytan Askiy certificate program, designed for working professionals through flexible blended learning. This requires only three annual visits to Saskatoon for intensive two-week sessions featuring lectures, labs, and fieldwork. After these sessions, students complete final exams remotely. Certificate graduates may then progress to the online diploma program.