SIFC Campuses

The Prince Albert Campus of Saskatchewan Indian Federated College, under the banner of First Nations University of Canada, serves as a vital educational hub for Indigenous students in northern Saskatchewan. This campus is committed to delivering programs that reflect Indigenous values, traditions, and community needs, while providing a supportive and culturally rich learning environment. It caters to students from rural and remote areas, offering accessible education close to home.

• Indigenous Studies: Programs exploring Indigenous culture, history, and contemporary issues.
• Indigenous Languages: Courses focused on the preservation of languages such as Cree and Dene.
• Indigenous Education: Training for educators to incorporate Indigenous knowledge into curricula.
• Nursing and Health Studies: Programs with a focus on Indigenous health and community wellness.
• Social Work: Preparing students to address social issues in Indigenous communities with cultural sensitivity.
• Community Development: Courses designed to support local leadership and sustainable development.

The Prince Albert Campus emphasizes community engagement, often partnering with local First Nations and organizations to deliver relevant programming. Students have access to cultural resources, including elders and traditional teachings, which are integrated into the academic experience. The campus hosts cultural events and workshops to strengthen students’ connection to their heritage. With a focus on practical, hands-on learning, many programs include fieldwork and community-based projects that allow students to apply their knowledge in real-world settings. The campus also provides academic and personal support services to ensure student success, particularly for those balancing education with family or community responsibilities. Graduates are equipped to take on leadership roles in education, health care, social services, and community development, contributing to the empowerment and well-being of Indigenous peoples in northern Saskatchewan and beyond.

The Regina Campus of Saskatchewan Indian Federated College, now known as First Nations University of Canada, offers a wide range of programs tailored to Indigenous students and those interested in Indigenous studies. Located within the University of Regina, this campus provides a culturally supportive environment with a focus on Indigenous knowledge, languages, and perspectives. Students can pursue undergraduate and graduate degrees across various disciplines, with an emphasis on community engagement and cultural preservation.

• Indigenous Studies: Courses focusing on history, culture, and contemporary issues of Indigenous peoples.
• Indigenous Languages: Programs to preserve and revitalize languages such as Cree, Saulteaux, and Dakota.
• Indigenous Education: Training for educators to integrate Indigenous perspectives into teaching.
• Indigenous Social Work: Preparing students to address social challenges in Indigenous communities with culturally appropriate methods.
• Business and Public Administration: Programs with a focus on Indigenous governance and economic development.
• Environmental Studies: Courses emphasizing Indigenous approaches to land stewardship and sustainability.

The campus is equipped with resources like the Indigenous Student Centre, library services, and access to elders for guidance. Many programs incorporate traditional teachings alongside academic learning, ensuring students receive a holistic education. Partnerships with Indigenous communities and organizations provide opportunities for experiential learning, internships, and research. The Regina Campus also hosts cultural events, ceremonies, and workshops to foster a sense of belonging and cultural pride among students. Whether students are pursuing careers in education, social services, or governance, the programs at this campus are designed to empower Indigenous leadership and contribute to the advancement of Indigenous rights and self-determination.

The Saskatoon Campus of Saskatchewan Indian Federated College, operating as part of First Nations University of Canada, is dedicated to providing accessible education rooted in Indigenous culture and values. Situated in the heart of Saskatoon, this campus serves a diverse student body, including urban Indigenous students and those from surrounding communities. The campus offers a variety of programs designed to promote academic success while honoring Indigenous traditions and worldviews.

• Indigenous Studies: In-depth exploration of Indigenous history, governance, and cultural practices.
• Indigenous Languages: Courses aimed at revitalizing and teaching languages like Cree and Dene.
• Indigenous Education: Programs for aspiring teachers focusing on culturally relevant pedagogy.
• Indigenous Health Studies: Training in health care with an emphasis on Indigenous wellness practices.
• Social Work: Preparing students to support Indigenous communities with culturally sensitive approaches.
• Community-Based Programs: Courses tailored to local needs, often delivered in partnership with Indigenous organizations.

The Saskatoon Campus provides a supportive learning environment with access to elders, cultural advisors, and community resources. Students benefit from smaller class sizes, personalized academic support, and opportunities to participate in cultural activities such as powwows and traditional ceremonies. The campus also facilitates partnerships with local First Nations and Métis organizations, offering students practical experiences through fieldwork and community projects. With a focus on empowerment and self-determination, the programs at this campus prepare graduates to become leaders in their communities, whether in education, health, social services, or advocacy. The campus’s urban location also allows for collaboration with other educational institutions and access to a wide range of services, ensuring students have the tools they need to succeed in their academic and professional journeys.