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First Nations University of Canada

Saskatchewan - Canada

FNUC - First Nations University of Canada (First Nations University of Canada)

First Nations University of Canada, founded in 1976 is a Non-Profit Public University in Saskatchewan (Canada).

Saskatchewan

Saskatchewan having a population of about 1 Million, is an important city/region of Canada. The native language of the people of Saskatchewan is English . The University is located in Urban area of Saskatchewan.

FNUC - First Nations University of Canada is officially accredited and/or affiliated and/or recognized by: Ministry of Advanced Education, Saskatchewan.

First Nations University of Canada is ranked at 93 in Canada where as World Rank is 7598. The Approximate enrollment in the university is 1000 students. The university offers Bachelor Degree, Master Degree, Doctorate Degree, programs in various disciplines. No information is available about the financial aid (scholarships).

The University offers Bachelor - under-graduate, Master - graduate (MS), Doctorate - post-graduate (PhD) degree programs in many fields of study including Arts and Humanities, Business/Administration Sciences, Health Sciences, Sociology, Bio Sciences and Technologies, Medicines, and more.

Officially accredited and/or recognized by the Ministry of Advanced Education, Saskatchewan, First Nations University of Canada (FNUC) is a very small coeducational higher education institution.

Location

1 First Nations Way

Regina

S4S 7K2 Saskatchewan

Canada

Degree Programs

First Nations University of Canada offers programs of the following levels:

Diploma/Certificate
Bachelor
Master
Post Graduate


Academic Calendar

The academic calendar (Yearly admission time): September to August (September-December; January-April; May-August)

Language

City Language: English
Campus Language: English

Profile

  • Enrollment: 1000
  • International Student: 1999
  • Research Output: Not Available
  • Faculty Staff: 199

Facilities

  • Library:
  • Sports:
  • Financial Aid:
  • Housing (Hostel):

Available Fields of Study

Admissions for Bachelor - under-graduate, Master - graduate (MS), Doctorate - post-graduate (PhD) levels are offered in the following field of studies. Click/tap the link to view the universities offering programs in this field in Saskatchewan.

  • Arts and Humanities
  • Business/Administration Sciences
  • Health Sciences
  • Sociology
  • Bio Sciences and Technologies
  • Medicines

Important: Please contact or visit the official website of First Nations University of Canada for updated detailed information on fields of study and degree levels currently offered; the above information is indicative only and may not be up-to-date or complete.

Admissions

  • For both Males and Females (Co-education)
  • Both International and Domestic students are accepted
  • The University is Public and Non-Profit

Tuition Fee (Approximate)

  • Local Applicant/Student
    Undergraduate
    US $2500
  • International Applicant/Student
    Undergraduate
    US $2500
  • Local Applicant/Student
    Postgraduate
    US $5000
  • International Applicant/Student
    Postgraduate
    US $5000

Admission Test Requirements

  • Both International and Domestic students are accepted
  • No information about Admission Test

Important: admission policy and acceptance rate of First Nations University of Canada may vary by areas of study, degree level, student nationality or residence and other criteria. Please contact the First Nations University of Canada's Admission Office or visit official website for detailed information. the above admission information is indicative only and may not be complete or up-to-date.

Academic Calendar

The academic calendar (Yearly admission time): September to August (September-December; January-April; May-August)

First Nations University of Canada (FNUC) offers courses and programs leading to officially recognized higher education degrees such as pre-bachelor degrees (i.e. certificates, diplomas, associate or foundation degrees), bachelor degrees in several areas of study.