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Explore the programBachelor of Indigenous Social Work
Official page found in October 2026 · Bachelor of Indigenous Social Work
Saskatchewan · Regina · Saskatoon · Prince Albert
Generated mood illustration — does not represent a specific campusFirst Nations University of Canada
A university environment rooted in First Nations
Province or territorySaskatchewan
Language of instructionEnglish; Indigenous languages depending on the courses
Institution statusfederated university
Programs15
A university environment rooted in First Nations
First Nations University is an affiliated institution of the University of Regina that highlights First Nations knowledge and cultures.
The learning context is as important as the degree title; the affiliation and program conditions must remain visible.
The Regina campus of First Nations University of Canada is confirmed at 1 First Nations Way, on the atim kâ-mihkosit urban reserve. The university places Indigenous knowledge at the centre of its teaching and welcomes Indigenous and non-Indigenous students in a culturally supportive environment. The campus page describes a library and local hours. The site also presents institutional student success services and Elders. Programs, entry requirements and services actually available in Regina must be verified, without automatically apportioning the catalogue between campuses.
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The references presented correspond to the information collected. They do not necessarily represent the institution's entire offering.
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First Nations University of Canada
Regina
The institution in a few words
The Regina campus of First Nations University of Canada is confirmed at 1 First Nations Way, on the atim kâ-mihkosit urban reserve. The university places Indigenous knowledge at the centre of its teaching and welcomes Indigenous and non-Indigenous students in a culturally supportive environment. The campus page describes a library and local hours. The site also presents institutional student success services and Elders. Programs, entry requirements and services actually available in Regina must be verified, without automatically apportioning the catalogue between campuses.
Studies and pathways
- Levels
- Undergraduate
- Languages of instruction
- English
- Public/private status
- Public
Admissions
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Costs, accommodation and services
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Contact details
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- Address according to the source
- 1 First Nations Way, Regina, Saskatchewan, S4S 7K2
- Phone
- 306-790-5950
- Official website
- fnuniv.ca ↗Source reference : https://www.fnuniv.ca/
International students
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Welcome and eligibility: To be verified by the applicant.
First Nations University of Canada
Prince Albert
The institution in a few words
The Northern campus of First Nations University of Canada is confirmed at 1301 Central Avenue, Prince Albert. It belongs to a university focused on Indigenous knowledge and open to students from diverse backgrounds. The campuses page describes a library and site-specific access hours for this location, which is on Treaty 6 territory. The welcome page also announces support activities accessible virtually from the campus. Programs and the local presence of other institutional services must be confirmed before choosing this study location.
Studies and pathways
- Levels
- Undergraduate
- Languages of instruction
- English
- Public/private status
- Public
Admissions
Conditions, intake dates and application: To be verified by the applicant.
Costs, accommodation and services
Fees, scholarships, accommodation and services: To be verified by the applicant.
Contact details
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- Address according to the source
- Northern Campus, 1301 Central Avenue, Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, S6V 4W1
- Phone
- 306-790-5950
- Official website
- fnuniv.ca ↗Source reference : https://www.fnuniv.ca/
International students
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This link alone does not confirm the admission of international students.
Welcome and eligibility: To be verified by the applicant.
First Nations University of Canada
Saskatoon
The institution in a few words
The Saskatoon campus of First Nations University of Canada is confirmed at Unit 230, 103B Packham Avenue, on the Asimakaniseekan Askiy urban reserve. The university combines post-secondary studies with the transmission of Indigenous knowledge in a culturally supportive environment. The campuses page provides local library and access information. The site also announces virtual support activities for Saskatoon. The list of programs and other services is not fully allocated by campus on the welcome page; their availability should be verified for the chosen pathway.
Studies and pathways
- Levels
- Undergraduate
- Languages of instruction
- English
- Public/private status
- Public
Admissions
Conditions, intake dates and application: To be verified by the applicant.
Costs, accommodation and services
Fees, scholarships, accommodation and services: To be verified by the applicant.
Contact details
Confirm the place of study with the institution before travelling.
- Address according to the source
- Saskatoon Campus, Asimakaniseekan Askiy Urban Reserve, 230 – 103B Packham Avenue, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, S7N 4K4
- Phone
- 306-790-5950
- Official website
- fnuniv.ca ↗Source reference : https://www.fnuniv.ca/
International students
Consult the international information ↗
This link alone does not confirm the admission of international students.
Welcome and eligibility: To be verified by the applicant.
Sources and references
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