Core Course: Regulatory Processes and Stakeholder Engagement SLM 7002
Dates: May 26 – July 27, 2025
Cost: $899 + GST
Prerequisites: None
Delivery Method: Online
This course examines the role of land agents in the public consultation process. Students will survey non-renewable, renewable and emerging resources to determine regulatory requirements and stakeholder engagement directives. A significant stakeholder in surface land management is Indigenous communities & peoples. Students will examine processes and protocols when land development interests are on-reserve or in traditional territory. Finally, students will analyze and compare issues in case-specific land development examples across jurisdictions.
Core Course: Negotiations and Documentation SLM 7003
Dates: June 9 – Aug. 10, 2025
Cost: $899 + GST
Prerequisites: None
Delivery Method: Online
This course equips learners with the skills and knowledge to effectively negotiate and document
agreements related to surface rights access. Students will develop competencies in contract analysis,
strategic negotiation and effective documentation processes across various project phases.
Core Course: Fundamentals of Surface Land Management SLM 7001
Dates: Sept. 8 - Nov. 14, 2025
Cost: $899 + GST
Prerequisites: None
Delivery Method: Online
This course introduces students to the principles and practices of surface land management. Students will develop foundational knowledge of industry sectors, legal frameworks and ownership interests to effectively engage in planning and acquisition activities across Canada, with a focus on land management in Alberta. The foundational knowledge contained in this course will support students in successfully navigating the content of the rest of the courses. The course capstone project will include a one-hour online presentation to a panel of industry experts. Details to be confirmed by the instructor during the course.
Core Course: Surface Land Management & Agriculture SLM 7011
Dates: Sept. 8 – Oct. 3, 2025
Cost: $250 + GST
Prerequisites: None
Delivery Method: Online
This course has been designed to provide the learner with a foundation of knowledge about Canada's agriculture, providing a broad overview of Canadian agriculture and what it has to offer. Topics examined include production practices, equipment and facilities as well as markets and uses. Learners gain a national perspective for both livestock and crop production.