Registration Opportunities at First Nations University – Northern Campus

NORTHERN CAMPUS PROGRAM AND COURSE OFFERINGS

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At the Northern Campus, we offer the following programs:

Arts Program
Bachelor of Indian Social Work (cohort basis only)
Bachelor of Indigenous Education Program (cohort basis only)
Certificate in Administration (Indian Management)
Certificate in Administration – Level I
Certificate in Administration – Level II
Certificate of Continuing Education in First Nations Interdisciplinary Studies
Certificate of Extended Studies in a First Nations Language
Certificate in Indian Communication Arts
Diploma in Dental Therapy
First Nations Language Instructors Certificate
Diploma of Associate in Administration
Diploma in First Nations Interdisciplinary Studies in specialty areas: Justice, Health or Cultural Development
Northern Health Sciences Access Program
Nursing Education Program of Saskatchewan
Pre-Health Studies Program

Students interested in Nursing

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As First Nations University of Canada explores options for nursing education, they are pleased to announce that they will be offering the Pre-Health Studies Program through Northern Campus. The Pre-Health Studies Program prepares students for nursing and other health related fields by offering them the non-nursing courses required for application to the University of Saskatchewan nursing program, the University of Regina/FNUniv Bachelor of Health Studies Program, or credit towards the University of Regina/SIAST collaborative nursing program.

Prospective students, please apply to the Pre-Health Studies program at Northern Campus (Prince Albert) and choose the nursing electives stream. After the Pre-Health Studies year, students can apply to any of the nursing programs for Fall 2012. Applications will be accepted January 31 to September 2, 2011. For more information please click here

Northern Campus Offering Pre-Health Studies

FNUniv is excited to announce the delivery of the Pre- Health Studies program through Northern Campus. The Pre- Health Studies program is a partnership between the University of Regina Faculties of Kinesiology & Health Studies, and Arts, and the First Nations University of Canada. Students enrolled in the Pre-Health Studies program through Northern Campus can use the first year of courses to apply to the Bachelor of Health Studies Degree Program, to the Bachelor of Arts Degree Program, to the Kinesiology Degree Program in Regina, or the UofS or UofR/SIAST nursing programs for fall 2012. . As health-issues continue to dominate public policy choices, this program will prepare students with the first year of electives to eventually meet many of the health care needs facing Saskatchewan and Canada. Applications will be accepted January 31 to September 2, 2011. For more information, please click here

The First Nations University of Canada and University of Regina academic calendars are available online at: www.firstnationsuniversity.ca/AcademicCalendar.htm and www.uregina.ca/gencal/