University Facts and Statistics: First Nations University of Canada | 
Established in 1976, the First Nations University of Canada is the nation’s only First Nations owned and operated post-secondary institution. Although federated with the University of Regina and even though it offers some of its programs jointly with the latter, the First Nations University maintains its own distinct character. For example, all courses and programs are organized and taught from the perspective and values of First Nations Peoples including their respective histories, cultures, traditions, and current concerns. The University has three campuses in Regina, Saskatoon, and Prince Albert; the latter has administrative duty for providing community-based and distance education courses and programs. The University is expanding academically and has, over the past decade, begun to offer courses and programs in heath and science including dental therapy and post-registered nursing programs. 
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| University Type | Public | 
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| Date Established | 1976 | 
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| Previous Names | Saskatchewan Indian Federated College  | 
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| President | Charles Pratt | 
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Campus Address 
 First Nations University of Canada 
Main Campus 
1 First Nations Way 
Regina, Saskatchewan 
S4S 7K2 
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 Phone: 306-790-5950 
1-800-267-6303 
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First Nations University of Canada Campuses
 First Nations University of Canada - Northern Campus 
First Nations University of Canada - Main Campus 
First Nations University of Canada - Saskatoon Campus 
 
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The First Nations University of Canada offers over 18 undergraduate degree programs and more than 10 certificate and diploma options spanning the Faculties of Arts, Business and Public Administration, Community-Based Programs, Education, Fine Arts, Indigenous Studies, and Social Work. Students enrolled in programs in the Faculties of Arts and Business and Public Administration are given the choice of engaging in co-op education. Five graduate degrees, all at the Master’s level, are also available in the areas of Aboriginal Social Work, Business Administration, English, Indigenous Studies, and Linguistics. 
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