08/31/2026
Land Pedagogy: Classroom in the Field
Learn with the land as your teacher
Now enrolling — only 8 spots available!
This hands-on, land-based course invites students to step out of the classroom and into the field. Working alongside Elders and knowledge keepers, you'll take part in a full seasonal cycle of land-based practice — gardening, beekeeping, medicine teachings, and harvesting and preparing food from the land — while exploring the Indigenous philosophies that bring these practices to life.
Grounded in Indigenous land-based pedagogy and delivered through work-integrated learning, the course asks you to understand land not as a backdrop or a resource, but as a living teacher: a source of knowledge, responsibility, and renewal.
Students receive a $1,200 stipend, supported by CEWIL, for their participation in this work-integrated learning experience.
Space is limited to 8 students — reserve your spot today by contacting Dr. Asfia Kamal: [email protected]
Or Gurpreet Singh: [email protected]
