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Nipissing hosts fall open house this Saturday
ArticleNipissing University will welcome hundreds of prospective students and their supporters to campus (100 College Drive, North Bay, Ontario) on Saturday, November 4 for its annual Fall Open House, taking place from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. -
Research Rendezvous
Basic pageResearch Rendezvous is Nipissing University's yearlong series of research support and celebration events. -
Nipissing University Indigenous Council on Education (NUICE)
Basic pageThe Nipissing University Indigenous Council on Education (NUICE) is an advisory body to and resource for the Office of Indigenous Initiatives and Nipissing University. -
Your Pathway for Career Success
The Business Fundamentals Integrated Pathway (BFIP)
Welcome to the Business Fundamentals Integrated Pathway (BFIP), an innovative pathway that integrates an entirely online, one-year college certificate of Business Fundamentals into any university degree from any Northern Ontario university. BFIP is a collaboration between four universities and six colleges in Northern Ontario. If you are enrolled at one of the four northern universities, and you are interested, you may apply to any of the six northern colleges in order to complete the Business Fundamentals Certificate.
BFIP is designed to provide the flexibility and career preparation needed to succeed in today’s job market by integrating business skills to any degree. With flexible scheduling pathways and online offerings, you can balance learning all aspects of business with your current university degree, work, family, and other commitments.
With BFIP, you can gain a competitive edge when entering the workforce because our pathway provides a solid foundation in accounting, finance, human resources, marketing, and more. By choosing the Business Fundamentals Integrated Pathway, you can learn concepts on corporate sustainability, social responsibility and ethics, current technologies, basic research skills, basic accounting procedures and financial calculations, and marketing and sales concepts.
The pathway provides knowledge to succeed by teaching in-demand skills that apply to any industry. These skills can help you understand the different aspects of a business and how they work together, help you problem-solve, communicate effectively with others in any organization, and contribute to the success of a business that aligns with your degree.
Pursue your pathway for today’s job market with BFIP:
Get in touch with registrar@nipissingu.ca to learn more.The BFIP was funded by the Government of Ontario through the Ontario Council on Articulation and Transfer (ONCAT)
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Wampum Belt - Treaty of Niagara 1764 (replica)
EventLocationTreaty Learning Centre (Library)StartDateEndDateJoin Indigenous Artist, Brenda Lee in the Treaty Learning Centre as she works on a replica Treaty of Niagara (1764) wampum belt -
Polishing the Chain - Indigenous Artist, Brenda Lee
EventLocationMultiple sitesStartDateEndDateJoin Indigenous Artist, Brenda Lee as she shares her knowledge of Wampum Belts and beading. -
Arts and Science Post-Baccalaureate Diplomas
Nipissing University offers three Arts and Science Post-Baccalaureate Diplomas for international students who have already graduated with an undergraduate degree program from a recognized university.

Environment and Sustainability
Build understanding of management of natural resources, how natural and social worlds intersect, and consider diverse perspectives on environmental issues.

Health and
Social ImpactAcquire foundational knowledge
and skills required to tackle key
challenges in health
and wellbeing
Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Applications
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Dr. Amir Erfani's research appears in esteemed journal
ArticleDr. Amir Erfani, Professor of Sociology at Nipissing University, published his research on reasons for high prevalence of contraceptive withdrawal (coitus interruptus or pulling out) in esteemed Scientific Reports journal. -
Nipissing researchers receive national funding to examine supports for Indigenous survivors of sexual assault
ArticleNipissing University researchers Dr. Nancy Stevens, Assistant-Professor of Indigenous Studies, and Dr. Rosemary Nagy, Professor of Gender Equality and Social Justice, have been awarded a Partnership Engage Grant valued at $24,829 from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) to further their research into available supports for Indigenous survivors of sexual assault. -
Alumni Profile – Laurel Muldoon (BA '15, MESc 19)
ArticleIt's been 11 years since Laurel Muldoon, President of the Nipissing University Alumni Advisory Board, began her journey at Nipissing University as an undergraduate student. Still, to her, it feels like yesterday, thanks to her continued involvement with the University and the profound impact it has had on her life.



