General Public
Open to students from all walks of life, these courses will give you a strong background in wilderness medicine to prepare you for outdoor adventures. Learn from faculty of the University of Colorado, get to know others in your community, and earn useful certifications, such as Wilderness First Aid (WFA).
General Public
Open to students from all walks of life, these courses will give you a strong background in wilderness medicine to prepare you for outdoor adventures. Learn from faculty of the University of Colorado, get to know others in your community, and earn useful certifications, such as Wilderness First Aid (WFA).
Wildland Firefighter First Aid
Wilderness & Emergency Canine Care
e-WFA
10th Mountain Wilderness First Aid Course
Disaster Response Advanced First Aid (DRAFA)
Basic Wilderness First Aid Course(Online)
Rock & Snow Medicine Symposium
Wildland Firefighter First Aid
Wilderness & Emergency Canine Care
e-WFA
10th Mountain Wilderness First Aid Course
Disaster Response Advanced First Aid (DRAFA)
Basic Wilderness First Aid Course (Online)
Rock & Snow Medicine Symposium
Wilderness First Aid
FAQs
Students who pass the classes and meet the course completion criteria will earn a certificate from the University of Colorado. Depending on which class you’ve taken, you can expect to leave with a Wilderness First Aid, Wilderness Advance First Aid, or other certificate. These can be used for various volunteer organizations, as well as in careers such as trail guides.
Each class carries its own requirements, but in general, there are not major re-requisites for our general public courses. We love welcoming students from all over — you do not need to be a University of Colorado student, or live in the state of Colorado at all. We’ve had students join us from other countries. If you can get here, we’re happy to have you!
While some of our courses happen mostly in the classroom, we do have hands-on segments that require things like bending, lifting, crouching, standing, etc. Other classes with higher ratings, 2 and above, may include hikes that require more physical effort.