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Registration Regulations
It is the student’s responsibility to ensure that course registrations and course changes meet degree requirements. It is strongly recommended that students complete 30 credits at the first year level before proceeding to second and third year level courses. - page
Honorary Degree Nominations
The Honorary Degrees Committee shall be responsible for recommending to Senate the criteria and procedures for the awarding of honorary degrees at Nipissing University. - page
Nipissing University Act
Nipissing College has applied for private legislation providing for the incorporation and administration of Nipissing University as a degree-granting institution and the dissolution of Nipissing College. The applicant represents that it has provided post-secondary education in affiliation with Laurentian University since 1967. - page
Pension Plan
Nipissing University's program is a defined contribution Registered Pension Plan (RPP) with Manulife. Contributions that are made and any contributions made by the employer on your behalf are deposited in this plan. - page
Employee Relations
Academic Staff and OPSEU Collective Agreements - page
Additional Basic Qualifications (ABQ)
Additional qualifications are governed in Ontario by Regulation 176/10 and are administered by the Ontario College of Teachers. - page
Additional Qualifications (AQ)
In conjunction with the Schulich School of Education, we also offer Additional Basic Qualifications (ABQs) as well as Honour Specialist courses. Nipissing's teacher education programs have been in existence since 1909 and have an excellent reputation. - page
Admission Requirements AQ/ABQ Courses for Teachers
Nipissing University offers the following Professional Development Courses for Certified Teachers: Additional Qualifications (AQ) Additional Basic Qualifications (ABQ) - page
Residence Rates
Rates and fees for residence and housing at Nipissing University - page
Applications
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Residence - Indigenous Education Programs
General Information on Chancellors House Residence for the Summer Indigenous Education Programs. - page
Chancellors House
Our Chancellors House Residence Complex is our largest complex and houses over 400 students. It is home to our Consecutive Bachelor of Education students as well as the majority of our first year Undergraduate students. It is located in a picturesque spot at the bottom of College Drive just minutes from the Main Campus.