About
First Nations University of Canada (FNUniv) is a unique Canadian institution that specializes in Indigenous knowledge, providing post-secondary education for Indigenous and non-Indigenous students alike within a culturally supportive environment. The university offers undergraduate and graduate programs, community-based programs, and continuing education, with campuses in Regina, Saskatoon, and Northern Saskatchewan. FNUniv is dedicated to preserving and promoting Indigenous languages, cultures, and traditions while providing quality academic programs.
Funding Opportunities
Freda Ahenakew and Jean Okimāsis nēhiyawēwin Scholarship
The Freda Ahenakew and Jean Okimāsis nēhiyawēwin Scholarship is a donor-funded scholarship established by Dr. Arok Wolvengrey to support students studying the Cree language at First Nations University of Canada. This scholarship recognizes the importance of Indigenous language preservation and education. Two scholarships are awarded annually, valued at $500 each, with application deadlines of February 28th and October 31st. The scholarship is designed to support students enrolled in FNUniv Arts or Indigenous Education programs with a Major, Minor, or Certificate in the Cree language. One scholarship is specifically designated for students of Indigenous ancestry, while the second is open to all eligible applicants regardless of heritage. Applicants must demonstrate academic achievement with a minimum 65% average and have completed at least 30 credit hours. Recipients are selected based on their academic transcripts, reference letters, and a cover letter that exemplifies the importance of the Cree language to their lives, studies, and future plans.
Jack Adilman Scholarship
The Jack Adilman Scholarship is awarded to students at First Nations University of Canada who have successfully completed the Administration Qualifying Program and transferred into the Bachelor of Administration Program. The scholarship recognizes academic achievement during the qualifying program and supports students as they transition to full bachelor's degree studies. The award is valued at $600 and is given to one student annually based on the highest transfer GPA. In the event of a tie for the highest GPA, the scholarship will be shared among all qualifying students who achieved that grade point average.
At a Glance
- Total Funding Opportunities
- 2
- Active Now
- 2
- Source Domain
- fnuniv.ca
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