4 Description of Programs

The School of Arctic and Subarctic Studies at the Labrador Campus offers rich and deep learning opportunities to facilitate knowledge promotion, protection, creation, and interpretation. These opportunities will enable learners to dream, aspire, and inspire diverse just futures, grounded in Indigenous lands and waters, cultures, practices, philosophies, life journeys, ethics, knowledges, learning pathways, responsibilities, and governances, led by Indigenous partnerships consistent with visions of self-determination. In some areas, programming will be developed uniquely for Labrador; in other areas, programming will be jointly created with other academic units throughout Memorial University of Newfoundland. Programs and courses currently in development include diplomas, certificates, and short courses; undergraduate programming; graduate programs and courses; joint programming with Nunavut Arctic College; and post-graduate certificates.