Dawson City is situated within Tr’ondek Hwëch’in Traditional Territory, at the confluence of the Chu kon’ dëk (Yukon) and Tr’ondëk (Klondike) Rivers.
Dawson is a thriving community shaped by First Nations culture and heritage, Gold Rush history, active mining and tourism industries, and a vibrant arts scene. The campus plays a key role in supporting local industries through diverse short- and long-term training opportunities tailored to community interest and employment needs.
Study On Campus
Students who are enrolled in any of YukonU's online programs and courses are welcome to attend and study on campus. Participate in your online courses from the campus and / or drop in to enjoy some quiet study time in a tranquil environment. We also deliver a variety of face-to-face continuing education courses and localized programs in our well-furnished classrooms. Our spaces are comfortable, equipped and supported by staff to enhance your YukonU learning experience.
Hëtrʼohoʼày̨ (we are learning)
Learning Hub & Common Area
When we are not running courses and activities, we are happy to host students and community members in our Hëtrʼohoʼày̨ (we are learning) Learning Hub & Common Area, situated on the ground floor. This area offers computer and wifi access, printing and scanning services, and comfortable, quiet space for studying, research, communications, etc.
Computers are accessible to the public during office hours. However, technical assistance and printing is only available when the reception desk is staffed.
Trʼëdädèy (we are working)
Room Bookings
We have a selection of Trʼëdädèy (we are working) office and classroom spaces that can be adapted into public meeting and gathering areas. Room availability, reservations and fee information is provided at our reception desk, or by emailing dawsoncampus@yukonu.ca.
Yukon University provides invigilation of exams from external institutions. Assistance, exam scheduling and fee information is provided by contacting the campus.
To register, please contact the Tr’odëk Hätr’unohtän Zho | Dawson Campus by phone at 867-993-8800, by email at dawsoncampus@yukonu.ca, or swing by in person at 982 3rd Avenue.
Registrations are processed on a first come (with payment), first served basis.
A 7-day cancellation policy is in effect, unless otherwise stated. Refunds will not be issued for cancellations within this timeframe.
Registrations are processed on a first come (with payment), first served basis. A 7-day cancellation policy is in effect, unless otherwise stated.
To Register: Call 867-993-8800 or email dawsoncampus@yukonu.ca
SAFETY
Red Cross Standard First Aid / CPR-C
8:30am - 5pm | $275 (no gst)
July 6-7
September 17-18
TBD
First Aid skills are applicable in your daily life, both at home and at work, to prepare you to act on, control, and manage life's emergencies. Our certified Canadian Red Cross First Aid training will give you a plan of action for emergencies, and give you the confidence to act.
Comprehensive two-day course offering first aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) skills for those who need training due to work requirements or who want more knowledge to respond to emergencies at home.
Course meets legislation requirements for provincial/territorial worker safety and insurance boards and includes the latest first aid and CPR guidelines.
For information about upcoming dates, or to register for courses, please email dawsoncampus@yukonu.ca
Firearms Safety (Non-Restricted)
upon request | 8:30am - 5:30pm | $170+gst
Topics covered in this course include: the evolution of firearms, major parts, types and actions; safe handling and carrying procedures; safe firing techniques; care of firearms; responsibilities of the firearms owner or user; and safe storage, display, transportation and handling of firearms.
Individuals must complete the course and pass a written and practical test to be eligible to apply for a firearm license. Please bring your photo ID to the course.
Red Cross Wilderness First Aid
August 24-28, 2026 | 8:30am-5:30pm | $675.00 (no gst)
Ever wonder what to do if help is not immediately available if someone is ill or injured?
Whether working or enjoying recreational time in the Yukon, learn to apply Standard First Aid/CPR-C skills in remote environments. Understand the perspective of applying these skills in a rural setting versus an urban environment. Focus on shifting your understanding of the environment, decision making and limited resources. Suitable for those who work, live and adventure in remote locations.
Please note that this course is taught in a 50% indoor and a 50% outdoor setting, regardless of weather. It will require greater physical activity than typical first aid training, you may wish to wear old clothes. There is no prerequisite, although we encourage participants to have taken first aid training prior to this course.
Yùhke Zho | Yukon School of Visual Arts
Yukon University is a proud partner in the Yukon School of Visual Arts (SOVA) | Yùhke Zho, which operates from the Dawson Campus. The Foundation Year program at SOVA is a university level program, equivalent to the first year of a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree (BFA). SOVA is a collaboration between Yukon University, the Klondike Institute of Arts & Culture (KIAC) and Tr’ondëk Hwëch’in.
Yukon Strategy for Patient-Oriented Research
Hätr’unohtän hwëdëk ǹts’ą̈̀’ hǫzǫ srahudè’
(learning through lived experience)
Yukon University is a proud partner of Yukon Strategy for Patient-Oriented Research (YSPOR), with a satellite office situated in the community of Dawson, located upstairs in the Edhà̈ dà̈dhè̈chą Moosehide (slide) Classroom at Tr’odëk Hätr’unohtän Zho Dawson Campus. YSPOR supports health research through training, capacity development, knowledge sharing and translation, so that patients, families and communities are empowered to shape health care and research. YSPOR is based at Yukon University's Ayamdigut Campus and is funded by the Canadian Institute of Health Research.
Contacts
Sue Parsons
Courses and Programs Manager
sparsons@yukonu.ca
867 993 8801
John McDonald
Instructor / Coordinator
jmcdonald@yukonu.ca
867 993 7716
Devon Berquist
Administrative Assistant / Coordinator
renee.berquist@yukonu.ca
867 993 8800
Deena Titus
First Nations Community Research Coordinator, YSPOR SUPPORT Unit
deena.titus@yukonu.ca
Chantal Rousseau
Administrative Officer, Yukon School of Visual Arts (SOVA)
info@yukonsova.ca
867 993 6390
Contact the Campus
Tel. 1-867-993-8800
Tr’odëk Hätr’unohtän Zho - Dawson Campus
Community Education and Development - Northern
P.O Box 313
Dawson City, YT, Y0B 1G0
Hours
Monday to Friday
9am-5pm
closed on statutory holidays and weekends
Location
Tr’odëk Hätr’unohtän Zho - Dawson Campus
982 3rd Avenue
Dawson City, YT, Y0B 1G0