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You Made a Great Choice
Renowned for graduating exceedingly well-prepared and professionally-minded teachers, the Schulich School of Education will prepare you for traditional and non-traditional environments and will provide you with skills that are essential to any career. - page
Indigenous Student Self-Identification
At Nipissing University, students of Indigenous cultural and/or ancestral background can choose to self-identify through a voluntary and confidential online process. By doing so, students connect to the on-campus Indigenous student community and have increased access to information about specialized programs and services. - page
About the Campus Map
The university’s online campus map is mobile-friendly and offers significantly more functionality than a printed map or free online map. Optimized for desktop and mobile devices, the map provides usability for all guests to the site -- on or off campus. - page
Indigenous Student Success
The Student Success Coordinator advises new and returning Indigenous (First Nations, Metis and Inuit) students and enhances their educational experience through a holistic approach to support. - page
Debwendizon Indigenous Youth Education Gathering
In Anishnaabemwin "debwendizon" is related to the Seven Grandfather Teachings – the teaching of debwewin or truth – and means "to believe in yourself." Debwendizon is an annual Indigenous Youth Education Gathering. - page
Biidaaban Youth Group
Biidaaban Youth Group (BYG) is an after school program for Indigenous youth in grades 3, 4, and 5. Nipissing University student employees support youth with their homework and host a total of fifteen cultural, social and artistic activities. - article
Nipissing student expands knowledge of ancient world at archaeological dig in Bulgaria
This summer, Dr. Richard Wenghofer, Associate Professor of Ancient Studies at Nipissing University and Gabrielle Leboeuf, a Nipissing student studying Ancient Studies, had the unique opportunity to participate in an archeological field school at Emporion Pistiros, an ancient Greek trading settlement in the heart of Thrace (modern Bulgaria) run by Balkan Heritage Field School. - page
Welcome and Registration Information
Welcome and Registration Information for Post-Baccalaureate Diploma/Certificate Students - article
Supports available for those impacted by Middle East violence
In light of the Israel-Hamas conflict and resulting violence that escalated over the weekend, Nipissing University offers its full support to students, staff, and faculty who may be affected by these events. - page
Wiidooktaadwin Indigenous Mentorship Initiatives (WIMI)
Wiidooktaadwin Indigenous Mentorship Initiatives connects university students with local Indigenous youth and community through the Wiidooktaadwin Indigenous Mentorship program and Aasgaabitaadwin Indigenous Youth Leadership Conferences. - article
Dr. Mary Pat Sullivan, Rare Dementia Support Canada featured on CBC Radio's Morning North
Professor of Social Work, Dr. Mary Pat Sullivan was recently interviewed by Markus Schwabe of CBC Radio's Morning North about her impactful work leading Rare Dementia Support Canada, a national support service for those affected by rare and young onset dementia. - article
Nipissing professor one of the first selected for Icelandic fellowship
For Dr. Patrick Maher, his entire career has focused on understanding how people use outdoor environments, and how they value or draw meaning from them. A professor of Physical and Health Education at Nipissing University, he was recently named one of the first recipients to receive the Grímsson Fellowship that will take him to Iceland in 2025.