First Nations University of Canada’s (FNUniv) new Northern Campus in Prince Albert will be a powerful step forward. Rooted in indigenous ways of knowing, it will transform education, empower communities, and inspire innovation across the North.
With guidance from Elders, Knowledge Keepers, and partners, we will:
Northern Indigenous communities face distinct challenges in accessing education, with land, distance, and limited resources creating barriers to learning and opportunity.
This new Northern Campus will:
FNUniv is expanding its curricula to integrate Indigenous knowledge with modern scientific principles, creating a transformative learning experience.
Our initiatives include:
By investing in student services, mentorship programs, and cultural learning opportunities, we ensure every student feels supported, valued, and empowered to excel.
Join us in building a future where Indigenous ways of being, knowing, and doing are celebrated and fully integrated into education, creating lasting impact for generations.
A glimpse into the new Northern Campus—designed to foster learning, growth, and connection while supporting academic excellence and community collaboration.
FNUniv has 4 campuses: Regina, Saskatoon, Northern, and nēwoskan Traditional Campus
A total of 6,847 enrolments were recorded across 353 courses
Over 6,000 graduates across all programs since 1976
% of students identify as Indigenous
% of students are female
FNUniv offers Indigenous language programs in Cree, Dakota, Nakoda, Dene, and Saulteaux
Northern Campus offers six programs: Indigenous Studies, Business/Public Admin, Education, Health, Social Work, and Language
FNUniv’s Social Work and Education programs require week-long culture camps for hands-on learning
Source: FNUniv Registrar’s Office
FNUniv’s Northern Campus expansion is more than growth—it’s a commitment to learning, innovation, and cultural strength for future generations.
Stand with us. Support the vision. Shape the future.
Brenda Green, Senior Advisor, Partnerships and Development
blgreen@firstnationsuniversity.ca
Gord Hunchak, VP, University Relations
ghunchak@firstnationsuniverity.ca