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At First Nations University of Canada (91制片厂), we are committed to creating a transformative impact through education based on a foundation of Indigenous Knowledge. With three unique campuses across Saskatchewan, each located on traditional territories, we proudly connect students to a rich legacy of culture, history, and community.

Regina Campus

The Regina campus stands on the atim k芒-mihkosit (Red Dog) Urban Reserve, Star Blanket Cree Nation, within Treaty 4 Territory. This historic partnership established the first urban reserve in Canada dedicated to education. The campus is an architectural icon and a hub of innovation, blending Indigenous Knowledge with academic excellence. Students here thrive in a vibrant community rooted in tradition and cultural pride.

Saskatoon Campus

Our Saskatoon campus is located in Treaty 6 Territory and the Homeland of the M茅tis Nation. It serves as a cultural and academic hub, welcoming a diverse student body from all walks of life. Here, we foster reconciliation and empower students to build meaningful connections between Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities.
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Northern Campus

The Northern campus in Prince Albert lies within Treaty 6 Territory, surrounded by the rich cultures of Cree, Dene, and M茅tis peoples. As a beacon of opportunity for northern and remote communities, the campus offers programs that combine traditional Indigenous Knowledge with academic innovation, preparing students to succeed as leaders in their fields.
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Three Campuses, One Purpose

Guided by the teachings of our ancestors and the strength of our communities, First Nations University of Canada is committed to walking the path of reconciliation, building respectful partnerships, and uplifting students through education rooted in Indigenous Knowledge and worldviews.

Learn from the Land. Lead with Wisdom. Transform the Future.
Join us on a journey of learning and connection as we honor traditions, celebrate diversity, and shape the future through the lens of Indigenous ways of knowing.