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Frequently Asked International Exchange Questions - international students who are enrolled in an educational institution abroad and apply to study on exchange at Nipissing University for one semester or one full academic year.

Taking your education abroad is an exciting opportunity. Our office offers an array of opportunities to help you internationalize your degree abroad.

The International Student Mentorship Program (ISMP) is a student volunteer program connecting international students with current Nipissing University students. The group provides international students with social activities, such as trips to Ottawa and Toronto, camping, skating in a provincial park and international potlucks throughout their time at Nipissing. This program also trains its mentors to connect international students with personal and academic supports available to them at the University.

International Student Support (ISS) provides support services and programs to assist with intercultural development and integration for our international students who come to Nipissing to study. Throughout your time at Nipissing, our ISS team will connect you to our campus, community, and support you in achieving your academic and personal goals.

Information for International Degree-Seeking Students, International Exchange Students and Nipissing Exchange Students

Peer2Peer Indigenous Mentorship Initiatives connects upper year Indigenous Nipissing University students with Indigenous students that are newer to post-secondary education, and/or are looking for additional resources and supports.

Becoming an Indigenous student mentee is a great way to meet new people and make lasting relationships, become involved with the Office of Indigenous Initiatives (OII), gain a sense of community, learn what the OII and the University has to offer you, and may lead to future student job opportunities!

2023 Alumni Award Recipients; Dr. Jonathan Pitt, Dr. James Jamieson Influential Alumni Award, Maggie Horsfield, Distinguished Alumni Achievement Award, Megan Odd, Rising Star Alumni Award, Paige Trudeau-Shemilt, Philanthropy Alumni Award, Maurice Switzer, Honorary Alumni Award

The main building of Nipissing’s North Bay Campus houses lecture halls, seminar classrooms, laboratories, and faculty offices for the majority of programs offered at the school. Students can relax in one of the lounges, grab a bite to eat at one of the cafeterias, or watch a presentation in the Nipissing Theatre, all within the same building.

The Harris Learning Library has a diverse collection of information resources and services, including books, DVDs, archives, streamed videos, e-Books, online journals, and a collection of educational resources. Students have access to learning spaces such as group study rooms, silent study spaces, a brightly lit Thomson Reading Room, a computer lab, and Adaptive Technology rooms.

The Robert J. Surtees Student Athletics Centre is one of the most state-of-the-art facilities in Ontario. Complete with team rooms, cardio and weight rooms, a fitness studio, two gymnasiums, and a squash court, our Athletics Centre has something for everyone!

Situated on 22 acres of scenic forest, Monastery Hall is home to Nipissing’s Fine Arts studios and classrooms. This location has dedicated painting and drawing studios that are flooded with natural light, as well as a printmaking studio fully equipped for intaglio, relief, monotype, screen printing, and lithographic printmaking processes.