Applied Rural and Indigenous Community Economic Development
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| Priority admission for Indigenous students | |
| Domestic applicants only |
This program builds skills that support economic well-being and quality of life in rural and Indigenous communities. Participants gain practical experience in community economic development and develop a clear understanding of the function, including how to build a business case. This program is made up of six stackable courses and wraps up with a strategic action plan.
Courses may be taken separately if you do not require the complete program.
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Overview
These courses combine weekly lectures, practical exercises and knowledge assessments.
NOTE: You can register for a single course instead of the full program.
You'll learn:
- How governance shapes economic development, exploring governance models and the creation of values‑driven strategic visions
- Key economic development programs
- How strong infrastructure and well‑aligned community plans create the foundation for sustainable economic development
- How to create a strategic action plan that supports continuous improvement
Courses
- ARC 012 - Governance and Setting the Foundation
- ARC 013 - Value Through Programming
- ARC 014 - The Infrastructure of Economic Development
- ARC 015 - Developing the Four Year Strategic Action Plan Framework
Schedule
- ARC 012 - Governance and Setting the Foundation - online - runs from Aug. 30 to Sept. 23
- ARC 013 - Value Through Programming - online runs from Sept. 28 to Oct. 21
- ARC 014 - The Infrastructure of Economic Development - online - runs from Oct. 26 to Nov. 18
- ARC 015 - Developing the Four Year Strategic Action Plan Framework - online - Nov. 23 to Dec. 16
Costs
Tuition for a single course: $500 per course.
Funded in part by the Ministry of Post-Secondary Education and Future Skills