OpenFieldExplore northern research fellowships, Indigenous ecology degrees, and circumpolar climate science opportunities at Memorial University's Labrador Campus.
The Labrador Institute (now the Labrador Campus of Memorial University) is a premier northern-led research and education centre dedicated to Indigenous Arctic sovereignty, circumpolar ecosystems, climate adaptation, and northern community health.
Two-year graduate funding package supporting northern-focused master's and doctoral students conducting field research in Labrador.
Federal Polar Knowledge Canada grant supporting advanced graduate students undertaking seasonal empirical data collection in Subarctic regions.
Comprehensive graduate curriculum exploring Indigenous self-determination, circumpolar geopolitics, and socio-ecological resilience in northern communities.
Four-year funded doctoral position investigating permafrost thaw impacts on infrastructure integrity and water catchments across central Labrador.
Postdoctoral or senior doctoral fellowship focusing on remote healthcare delivery models, telemedicine, and Indigenous mental wellness.
Twelve-week paid summer research practicum at the Pye Centre for Northern Boreal Food Systems testing cold-climate greenhouse technologies.
Intensive 6-week accredited certificate course combining western geospatial monitoring with traditional Innu and Inuit land stewardship methods.
Vice-Provost (Labrador Campus) & Dean of the School of Arctic and Subarctic Studies
World-renowned environmental health researcher leading national investigations into ecological grief, emotional dimensions of climate change, and Indigenous-led northern health policy.
Topics: Ecological Grief, Climate Change Health, Indigenous Arctic Governance
View researcher profile ↗Associate Professor in Indigenous Education & Northern Pedagogies
Specialist in decolonizing curricula and land-based education, partnering with Labrador First Nations and Inuit councils to cultivate Indigenous teacher training programs.
Topics: Decolonizing Education, Mi'kmaw & Innu Pedagogies, Place-Based Learning
View researcher profile ↗Associate Professor in Physical Geography & Permafrost Geosciences
Pioneering cryospheric scientist mapping permafrost degradation in Labrador and northern Quebec using satellite remote sensing, ground-temperature boreholes, and community monitoring networks.
Topics: Subarctic Permafrost, Cryosphere Dynamics, Paleoclimatology
View researcher profile ↗All listings are compiled from official university sources and reviewed under OpenField editorial standards. Program availability, scholarship quotas, and entry requirements are subject to university revisions. Applicants should confirm all deadlines with Labrador Institute of Memorial University's official admissions office.
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