First Nations University of Canada ( FNUC ) – public higher education institution in Canada. FNUC was officially founded in 1976. It has an urban campus located in Regina. Application process and the cost of tuition. When considering an applicant the deciding factor is always his/hers academic performance. It is not that difficult to get accepted to the university as the competition is fairly mild – 90 seats per 100 applicants. The academic year is divided into quarters. A year of bachelor studies will cost you around 10,000 USD. Those who wish to get their master’s degree here should be ready to spend at least 10,000 USD per year.
The university offers online degree programs. This format proved to be quite popular among the students. On the official website of the university ( http://www.fnuniv.ca ) you can read more about the programs and associated tuition fees. The composition of the university. First Nations University of Canada is a small educational institution, with approximately 2000 students. Foreign citizens can also apply to the university. The teaching staff is 199 specialists. You can find the university on Twitter , Youtube , Facebook , Linkedin , which might tell you more about the day to day life of FNUC. Infrastructure of FNUC.
The university has a functioning library