Master of Sustainability in Energy Security - Indigenous Scholarships | ICE Network

Study part-time, online, for free. The M.Ss. in Energy Security is designed to inspire the next generation of leaders to forge robust and collaborative solutions to sustainability challenges. The mission is to empower a network of northern, Indigenous, remote, and career professionals through distance education and purpose-driven practical experience to lead sustainable community energy development. Several partial and full Indigenous scholarships are available for September 2022 admissions. Contact dakota.norris@usask.ca for more information on scholarships, applying, or anything else.

• Delivered entirely online and part-time over two years, designed in consideration of working professionals or those taking care of families while pursuing further education.
• 10+ partial and full scholarships are available for Indigenous students
• Aimed at developing energy champions to lead the clean energy transition, with a variety of courses on sustainability, renewable energy, reconciliation, economic analysis, project finance, negotiations, law/policy, community energy planning, and a capstone project where practical skills are applied to a real-world project.
• Intake is every September, students will complete the two-year course as a cohort with 12-24 other students.
• Apply here: https://grad.usask.ca/programs/sustainability.php#Applicationprocess
• On a case by case basis, we have flexibility with admissions deadlines, minimum education (Bachelor's preferred, but 2+ years education and related experience may be considered) and are ready to assist with any further questions on the program, admissions, or anything else.