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Academic Programs

This page provides a list of all academic programs offered at the First Nations University of Canada.

Department of Indigenous Education

This page describes the programs offered in the Department of Indigenous Education, which promotes the development and nurturing of quality teachers.

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Northern Teacher Education Program (NORTEP) – Northern Professional Access College (NORPAC)

Educational program for residents of Northern Saskatchewan that has gained wide recognition, across the country and internationally, as one of the most successful Indian and Metis education programs in Canada.

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First Nations Language Instructors' Certificate

Offered by the University of Regina, this program provides training in First Nations Language instruction, especially for language instructors and teachers' aides working in First Nations classrooms.

Nunavut Teacher Education Program (NTEP)

The NTEP, in partnership with the University of Regina, offers campus and community-based programs which prepare Inuit to become classroom teachers in Nunavut schools.

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Aboriginal Initiatives

This page links to information on various programs, services and events offered to Aboriginal students at the Edwards School of Business.

Aboriginal Students' Centre

Nurtures Aboriginal student achievement by providing support services to all students who self-declare as being of Aboriginal ancestry at the University and who register with the Centre.

Department of Native Studies

Seeks to provide an intellectual milieu where teaching and research are well grounded in the priorities and knowledge of Saskatchewan's Aboriginal communities.

Indian Teacher Education Program – College of Education

The Indian Teacher Education Program at the University of Saskatchewan is a four year education program designed for First Nations students interested in obtaining a Bachelor of Education degree.

Indigenous Peoples Program, The – Extension Division

Works primarily with organizations and institutions to provide educational opportunities and promote programs toward improving social and economic conditions for Indigenous peoples locally and globally.

Native Law Centre of Canada

This site contains general information on the Centre, the staff, the projects and the publications.

Program of Legal Studies for Native People

Offers a unique and exciting opportunity for Aboriginal people (status, Metis, non-status, Inuit) interested in studying law.

Resources for Aboriginal Studies

This page offers links to photographs, archival materials, Native law cases, information on Northwest Resistance, as well as providing search databases.

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Gabriel Dumont Institute of Native Studies and Applied Research

Promotes the renewal and the development of Métis culture through research, materials development, collections and the distribution of those materials and the development and delivery of Métis-specific educational programs and services.

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Northlands College

Northlands College provides a full range of programs and services for adult learners throughout the northern half of Saskatchewan.

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Parkland Regional College

Parkland Regional College is a proactive rural educational organization in which the College excels in facilitating learning opportunities for its communities.

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Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies

SIIT serves First Nations adults by providing vocational and technical employment programming, as well as educational services for continued career growth.

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Aboriginal Student Activity Centres

Introduces the aboriginal student activity/counselling centres, present in all SIAST campuses, aiming to develop, establish and promote measures that will enhance the participation, success and cultures of aboriginal students.

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