Student Information for FALL 2020 – Important Updates

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Come Step into the Future with an Edge Like No Other

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Explore what First Nations University of Canada has to offer with the new :60s video!

 

 

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Fall 2020 Virtual Graduation Celebration

Did you miss the Live Fall 2020 Graduation Celebration on Saturday, October 17th?

You can watch the full video along with the Valedictorian and Alumni Address videos!

46 Graduates received a total of 51 designations: One (1) Diploma, 16 Certificates, 32 Bachelors and two (2) Masters Degrees!

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Fall 2020 Term

Students!

All FNUniv courses will continue to be delivered remotely for Fall 2020 Term.

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Online Booking System

The Online Booking System is available for all campuses.

 

See the Fall 2020 Term info, click on Campus Links for schedules.

 

 

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Featured Alumni

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Jennifer Dubois

Bachelor of Business Administration, Major in Marketing
Class of 2015
The First Nations University became my second home during my time there. The profs, staff, and the students became my extended family that, to this day, I still rely on for support and strength. The Elders and knowledge keepers at FNUniv helped me find my place in society, and strengthened my identity as a proud Indigenous Entrepreneur and the classes help me create and mold my business idea into reality.
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FNUniv Events

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Jul
WEDNESDAY 12:00 PM – WEDNESDAY 12:00 PM | Lifesize - Online Information Sessions

FNUniv Instructor Lifesize Information Sessions

Every week we discuss best practices regarding teaching at a distance, have skill share discussions, review technical training, and/or answer […]

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24
Nov
TUESDAY 5:30 PM – 7:00 PM | Zoom - Must Pre-Register

Information Night for Indigenous Students

Join our Student Recruitment Officer, Samantha, and Callie with UofR, on Tuesday, November 24th, as they host an Indigenous based […]

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26
Nov
THURSDAY 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM | Zoom - Link will be provided to students who register

Lunch & Learn – School of Business Student Association

School of Business Student Association is hosting a “Lunch and Learn” for FNUniv pre-qualifying & qualifying Business Admin Students, on […]

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16
Dec
WEDNESDAY 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM | Campus, Lifesize - Online Training Session

New Semester Requirements

In this session we will make sure everything is set for your course to begin, including checking your course outline, […]

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