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Elsewhere in Canada: Employers based outside of Ontario but within Canada.

Opportunities outside of Canada. Check out the drop-down list of employer information—it’s packed with informative resources to help you explore potential career opportunities! Some employers have included contact info, brochures, videos, and their preferred ways to connect.

The Bachelor of Education Employer Network is a resource hub for teacher candidates interested in furthering their career goals. While it doesn’t list specific job openings, it provides valuable information on a variety of organizations looking to connect with our teacher candidates. This platform offers details such as organizational overviews, contact information, brochures, and links to their social media profiles. 

The Dr. Elizabeth Thorn Chair in Literacy is focused on research and excellence in primary and junior literacy. The role of the chair is to research and disseminate findings in the area of primary/junior literacy and provide leadership and expertise in literacy education.

Nipissing University strives to foster an inclusive community for all. The EDIA audit will provide valuable insights to help shape policies, programs, and practices that benefit the entire community.

2026 Undergraduate Research Conference program and paper abstracts.

Schedules and important information for students (and their supporters) who are graduating from Nipissing University.

Research Data Centres (RDCs) are secure facilities within the Canadian Research Data Centre Network (CRDCN) that provide researchers access to Statistics Canada microdata. Operated by Statistics Canada employees under the Statistics Act, RDCs ensure data confidentiality and require researchers to obtain security clearance, become ‘deemed employees,’ and follow strict confidentiality guidelines.

Nipissing University's Office of Student Learning and Transitions supports students in their transition to university, and in developing their academic skills (Academic Writing, Academic Reading, Study Skills, Time Management, Organization, Math skills, Science Skills, and more!) Make an appointment with one of our learning coordinators, drop-in to our Academic Skills Drop-In Centre, visit us to sign up for Peer Tutoring, or to become a Peer Tutor, for help with your Record of Student Development, or to get involved with The Mature and Transfer Student Network.

Through programs like Summer Orientation, Fall Orientation, and Winter Orientation, we hope to connect you to all of the resources and services to prepare you for the exciting experience ahead.

Summer Orientation helps you and your supporters prepare the transition into university life well before the start of the academic year in September.

We want your student to experience a seamless transition to Nipissing University, and you have an important role to play. Through Support-Your-New Laker! Orientation Programming, you’ll be introduced to university support services that you can tell your student about right when they need it most.