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First Nations University of Canada

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Overview

First Nations University of Canada is a non-profit public higher education institution located in the urban setting of the small city of Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada. Founded in 1976, First Nations University of Canada (FNUC) is a coeducational institution officially recognized by the Ministry of Advanced Education of Saskatchewan. FNUC provides courses and programs leading to officially recognized higher education degrees, including pre-bachelor's degrees (i.e. certificates, diplomas, associate or foundation) and bachelor's degrees in several areas of study. For an overview of the available degree levels and areas of study, see the uniRank table below or search the institution's website with the search engine below. This 50-year-old Canadian higher education institution has a selective admission policy based on students' past academic records and grades. The institution reports an acceptance rate of 80-89%. It is considered a least selective. International students are welcome to apply. FNUC also provides students with several academic and non-academic facilities and services, including a library, sports facilities, online courses and distance learning opportunities, and administrative services.

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Control

First Nations University of Canada's Control Typepublic

Entity

First Nations University of Canada's Entity Typenon-profit

Size

First Nations University of Canada' Size by Total Enrollmentvery small-sized

Selectivity

First Nations University of Canada's Selectivity by Acceptance Rateleast selective

Identity

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Name (English) n.a.
Name (Non Latin) n.a.
Acronym FNUC
Founded 1976
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Location

Address 1 First Nations Way
Regina
S4S 7K2 Saskatchewan
Canada
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First Nations University of Canada Phone Number (306) 790 5950
First Nations University of Canada Fax Number (306) 790 5999
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Recognition and Accreditation

Institutional Recognition or Accreditation

First Nations University of Canada is legally chartered, licensed and/or institutionally accredited by: Ministry of Advanced Education of Saskatchewan

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Specialized or Programmatic Accreditations

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Fields of Study and Degree Levels

First Nations University of Canada Fields of Study and Degree Levels

The following Fields of Study/Degree Levels Matrix of First Nations University of Canada is divided into 6 main fields of study and 4 levels of degrees, from the lowest undergraduate degree to the highest postgraduate degree. This matrix aims to help quickly identify First Nations University of Canada's academic range and degree level offering.



First Nations University of Canada: Fields of Study/Degree Levels Matrix
Undergraduate Postgraduate
PreBach
degrees 		Bachelor
degrees 		Master
degrees 		Doctoral
degrees
Yes Yes Yes
A&H Yes
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B&S Yes Yes
M&H Yes
S&T Yes
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Programs and Courses

First Nations University of Canada Academic Programs/Courses

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Tuition Fees

First Nations University of Canada Tuition Fees Range Matrix

This Tuition Fees Range Matrix of First Nations University of Canada categorizes tuition fees by student type (local or international) and degree level (undergraduate or postgraduate). It aims to help students get an approximate idea of the estimated yearly tuition fees at First Nations University of Canada.



First Nations University of Canada: Tuition Fees Range Matrix
Undergraduate Postgraduate
Local
students		 2,500-4,999 US$ (2,280-4,555 Euro) Not reported
International
students		 7,500-9,999 US$ (6,830-9,110 Euro) Not reported

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Important: tuition fee ranges are indicative. Final tuition fees can vary by degree program, citizenship, residency status, study load and enrollment mode. Contact First Nations University of Canada Admissions for exact pricing applicable to your circumstances. Data sources: these figures are compiled from direct institutional submissions to uniRank, official First Nations University of Canada website data and publicly available government education sources.

Admissions

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First Nations University of Canada's Gender Admission Policy Gender Admission

First Nations University of Canada is a coeducational institution, admitting both men and women to its programs and degrees.


First Nations University of Canada's Admission Selection Admission Selection

First Nations University of Canada has a selective admission policy based on students' past academic records and grades.


Acceptance Rate Admission Rate

First Nations University of Canada's acceptance rate ranges from 80 to 89%, making it a least selective higher education institution.


Minority Serving Minority Serving

This institution does not have a special focus on promoting education or research among a specific minority or ethnic group.


Admission Requirements Admission Requirements

Not reported


First Nations University of Canada's International Students Admission International Students

Yes


First Nations University of Canada's Admission Office Admission Office

1 First Nations Way
Regina S4S 0A2
(306) 790 5950


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Size and Profile

First Nations University of Canada Size and Profile


First Nations University of Canada's Total Student Enrollment Student Enrollment

First Nations University of Canada has a student enrollment ranging from 1,000 to 1,999, making it a very small-sized institution.


First Nations University of Canada's Total Faculty/Academic staff Academic Staff

First Nations University of Canada's academic staff ranges from 100 to 199 members.


First Nations University of Canada's Control Type Control Type

First Nations University of Canada is a public higher education institution, meaning it is funded and managed by the government, providing affordable access to education for students.


First Nations University of Canada's Entity Type Entity Type

First Nations University of Canada is a non-profit higher education institution, relying on government subsidies and reinvesting all revenue into programs, research and student services rather than distributing profits to owners or shareholders.


First Nations University of Canada's Campus Setting Campus Setting

First Nations University of Canada's main campus is located in an urban setting, meaning it is situated within a city.


First Nations University of Canada's Academic Calendar Academic Calendar

First Nations University of Canada adopts a quarters academic calendar, a scheduling system where the academic year is divided into four distinct terms, or quarters, each typically lasting about 10 to 12 weeks, separated by three short breaks and one longer break.


First Nations University of Canada's Disabled Students Friendliness Disabled Students %

Not reported


First Nations University of Canada is None Religious Affiliation

None.



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Facilities and Services

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First Nations University of Canada's Library University Library

Yes Visit First Nations University of Canada's Library


First Nations University of Canada's Housing University Housing

Not reported


First Nations University of Canada's Sport Facilities/Activities Sport Facilities/Activities

Yes


First Nations University of Canada's Institutional Hospital Institutional Hospital

Not reported

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First Nations University of Canada's Financial Aid Financial Aid

Not reported


First Nations University of Canada's Study Abroad Study Abroad

Not reported


First Nations University of Canada's Distance Learning Distance Learning

Yes


First Nations University of Canada's Academic Counseling Academic Counseling

Not reported


First Nations University of Canada's Career Services Career Services

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Academic Structure

First Nations University of Canada Organisational Structure

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Memberships and Affiliations

First Nations University of Canada Affiliations and Memberships

uniRank publishes the following list of the most important First Nations University of Canada's affiliations and memberships; feel free to submit any relevant missing higher education-related organizations this university is affiliated with.

  • Universities Canada (UC)


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Frequently Asked Questions

Is First Nations University of Canada public or private?

First Nations University of Canada is a public higher education institution, meaning it is funded and managed by the government, providing affordable access to education for students.

Is First Nations University of Canada profit or non-profit?

First Nations University of Canada is a non-profit higher education institution, relying on government subsidies and reinvesting all revenue into programs, research and student services rather than distributing profits to owners or shareholders.

What is the size of First Nations University of Canada in terms of enrollment?

First Nations University of Canada has a student enrollment ranging from 1,000 to 1,999, making it a very small-sized institution.

What is the size of First Nations University of Canada in terms of academic staff?

First Nations University of Canada's academic staff ranges from 100 to 199 members.

Is First Nations University of Canada a coeducational institution?

First Nations University of Canada is a coeducational institution, admitting both men and women to its programs and degrees.

What academic calendar does First Nations University of Canada use?

First Nations University of Canada adopts a quarters academic calendar, a scheduling system where the academic year is divided into four distinct terms, or quarters, each typically lasting about 10 to 12 weeks, separated by three short breaks and one longer break.

What religion is First Nations University of Canada affiliated with?

None.

Does First Nations University of Canada admit international students?

Yes.

What is First Nations University of Canada's acceptance rate and admission policy?

First Nations University of Canada's acceptance rate ranges from 80 to 89%, making it a least selective higher education institution. This university has a selective admission policy based on students' past academic records and grades.

How much does it cost to attend First Nations University of Canada FNUC?

Undergraduate tuition range for local students: 2,500-4,999 US$ (2,280-4,555 Euro). International students: 7,500-9,999 US$ (6,830-9,110 Euro). Tuition costs may vary by program.

Where is First Nations University of Canada FNUC located?

First Nations University of Canada is located in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada. Address: 1 First Nations Way.

Is First Nations University of Canada FNUC accredited and legally recognised?

Yes, First Nations University of Canada is accredited by Ministry of Advanced Education of Saskatchewan (since ).

Does First Nations University of Canada offer financial aid?

Not reported

Does First Nations University of Canada offer study abroad programs?

Not reported

Does First Nations University of Canada have a university library?

Yes

Does First Nations University of Canada provide student housing and accommodation?

Not reported

Does First Nations University of Canada have sports facilities or activities?

Yes

Does First Nations University of Canada offer academic counseling?

Not reported

Does First Nations University of Canada offer career services?

Not reported

Does First Nations University of Canada offer distance learning?

Yes

Does First Nations University of Canada have an institutional hospital?

Not reported

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