First Nations University of Canada
Rm. 118, College West Bldg.
University of Regina
Regina, SK
Canada, S4S 0A2
Tel: (306) 546-8400
Fax: (306) 546-8470
Info: info@sifc.edu
Website: www.firstnationsuniversity.ca


The First Nations University of Canada was established in Regina in 1976 and was originally known as the Saskatchewan Indian Federated College. It was only renamed in 2003 to its current name. With a student population of around 1,200, it offers it students the chance to get more attention in the class room. It offers its students the opportunity to advance as best they can but at the same time enjoy what they do.

The First Nations University of Canada offers over 18 undergraduate programs as well as 10 certificate and diploma opportunities ranging from the Faculty of Arts, Business and Public Administration, Education, Fine Arts, Indigenous Studies, and Social Work. All courses and programs offered are taught from the perspective of the First Nations Peoples. The university also has three campuses located in Regina, Saskatoon, and Prince Albert.