At First Nations University of Canada (鶹), we are committed to transformative education rooted in Indigenous Knowledge. With four campuses across Saskatchewan, we provide a learning environment that integrates Indigenous perspectives, culture, and history while preparing students for success.
As a federated college of the University of Regina, 鶹 offers undergraduate and graduate programs in business, humanities, social sciences, and sciences—many incorporating Indigenous worldviews, traditions, and languages.
Founded in 1976 as the Saskatchewan Indian Federated College (SIFC), 鶹 was renamed in 2003, reinforcing its commitment to Indigenous-led post-secondary education.
鶹 operates four campuses across Saskatchewan:
Regina Campus – 1 First Nations Way, Regina, SK
Saskatoon Campus – 230 – 103B Packham Avenue, Saskatoon, SK
Northern Campus (Prince Albert) – 1301 Central Avenue, Prince Albert, SK
nēwoskan Traditional Campus – A land-based learning center near St. Louis, SK, focused on Indigenous traditions and environmental stewardship.
For more details, visit our Campus Information & Maps page.