First Nations University of Canada is a unique higher education institution that focuses on Aboriginal studies and culture and is the only First Nations-controlled university in Canada. Here is some basic information about this university:

Overview:

Founded on June 21, 2003.

As a joint college of the University of Regina, but maintaining an independent academic status.

Aims to provide an educational experience that reflects the culture and values ​​of the First Nations.

Campus:

There are three main campuses:

Regina: This is the largest campus and is located in the capital of Saskatchewan.

Saskatoon: There is a smaller teaching site at the University of Saskatchewan.

Prince Albert: There is a teaching site at the North Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology (NSIAST).

Academic Programs:

A variety of undergraduate programs are available, including but not limited to:

First Nations Studies

Indian Health Studies

Social Work

Environmental Science

Education

Business Management

Arts

Some graduate certificate programs are also available.

The curriculum is designed with a focus on collaboration with local communities to meet the needs and development goals of indigenous communities.

Features:

Emphasis on the study of First Nations languages, culture and history.

Small class sizes ensure that students receive personalized attention and support.

Students' practical work experience is enhanced through community engagement and service-learning projects.

Provide students with rich cultural activities and traditional ceremonies to enhance cultural identity.

Life and Support:

A range of student services are provided, including academic counseling, career planning and mental health support.

There is a dedicated support system to help international students adapt to the new learning environment.

The campus is well-equipped, including libraries, computer labs, etc.

A wide range of student clubs and organizations encourage students' social and personal interests.

Expenses:

Tuition fees vary depending on the course and student status (local/international).

For international students, tuition fees range from approximately CAD 7,000 to CAD 12,000 per semester, depending on the program chosen.

Living expenses and other expenses need to be calculated separately.

Admission requirements:

High school graduation or equivalent.

English language proficiency usually requires IELTS 6.5 or TOEFL 80 or above, and some majors may have higher requirements.

For certain majors, you may also need to submit additional materials such as personal statements, letters of recommendation, etc.

Contact information:

Address:

1 First Nations Way, Regina, SK S4S 7K2, Canada

Phone: +1 (306) 525-5000