First Nations University of Canada (FNUC): Programs & Fees

Admissions at the First Nations University of Canada occur during the Fall, Winter, and Spring seasons. The schedule is semester-based. All undergraduates should apply through the University of Regina application portal. Imminent candidates, particularly international, are encouraged to finish their admission by the deadlines. 

Key Facts

• FNUC has a student-to-faculty ratio is 20:1
• It has an acceptance rate of 80%
• Ranked #7981 in International University Rankings

Courses Offered at First Nations University of Canada

FNUC offers undergraduate, graduate, diploma, and certificate programs in different fields of study. It also offers the formation of an 18-credit (6 courses) Certificate of Reconciliation Studies (CRS) for its students. It also maintains a Dene immersion educational setting with the help of the Clearwater River Dene Nation and the Northern Lights School Division. 

First Nations University of Canada, Regina Admission Requirements and Tuition Fees 

FNUC mandates its students to have completed secondary school consequences of the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades. Candidates should also have English language proficiency test scores, the duplicate of visa, and a mission statement during the time of application. It provides financial aids and scholarships for merit students thus helping them with their studies. Some of the programs and their tuition fees are tabulated below:

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