First Nations University Regina, Canada

First Nations University is a higher education institution established in the year 1976. the institution is located in Regina, Canada. The institution admission range is 80-90%. Its degree programs are correlated with the University of Regina curriculum. The institution welcomes students from around the world. The university had a chronic budget deficit which was relieved by the government of Saskatchewan in October 2008. It has three campuses; Regina campus, Saskatchewan campus and the Northern campus. The First Nations University library is affiliated with that of the university of Regina which allows students free assess to use both.

About Regina

Regina is where the First Nations University is located. It is the capital city of the Canadian Province of Saskatchewan. It was the  territorial seat of government in 1882. During the North-West Rebellion in 1885, the city attained national prominence. Regina was incorporated as a city on 19 June, 1903. There was a Tornado in Regina around 1912. This tornado was so terrible that it disrupted the cities activities and it is still the deadliest tornado in the Canada history.

Programs Offered At First Nations University

Below are the programs offered at the First Nations University. They include.,

• Environmental Health Science
• Business and Public administration
• Indigenous Access and Transition Education Certificate
• Indigenous Literature in English
• Indian Communication Arts
• Indigenous Fine Arts
• Indigenous Arts History
• Indigenous Health Practice
• Indigenous Education
• Indigenous Environmental Science
• Indigenous Languages and Linguistics
• Resource and Environmental Studies
• Community Based Programs
• Graduate Studies
• Certificate of Reconciliation Studies

Tuition For International Students At The First Nations University

Below is the tuition to be offered by international students at the first Nations University