UCN is Canada’s newest Post-Secondary institution situated in the heart of the Boreal Forest in North America. We take pride in supporting students’ educational dreams and goals at UCN.
 
University College of the North is an institution committed to providing students with education and training characterized by a culture of openness, inclusiveness, and respect of Aboriginal and Northern values.  We know that our students are integral to the economic and social development of northern Manitoba, the province, and our nation.
 
As a University College we are developing creative and meaningful higher education programs through the trades, certificates, diplomas, and degrees that address the overall needs of northern communities.  We value our students and strive to meet them where they are: demographically, socially, transitionally, and academically.  Our promise of distributed learning has seen us grow to 12 regional centers along with our two main campuses in Thompson and The Pas.
 
Please explore our Web site to find out more about our academic programs. The developing Center for Aboriginal Languages and our Aboriginal and Northern research opportunities make the University College of the North one of the country's unique resources.
 
Our welcoming faculty, staff and students want to help you discover how UCN may best serve you.
 
The University College of the North is an institution devoted to community and northern development and reflects the Aboriginal reality and cultural diversity of northern Manitoba.

The University College of the North will:

Provide an integrated college and university approach to offer northern Manitoba greater access to the breadth of post-secondary education.

Provide post-secondary education and training fundamental to the social and economic development of northern Manitoba in a culturally sensitive and collaborative manner.

Provide the learner with community centered education and training characterized by a culture of openness, inclusiveness and tolerance and respectful of Aboriginal and northern values.
 
A copy of the University College of the North Act can be viewed here.

Higher Education Close to Home
The new University College of the North offers students quality education... certificate courses, diplomas and degrees.  It's all within reach and within our region.
 
Over 200 qualified faculty, staff and Elder services provide the best of instruction and support for over 2600 students.  Campuses are located in The Pas and Thompson, and programs and services are delivered through our network of regional centres in 10 northern communities.
 
A new world of opportunity is available in the North for those who strive to learn, work, and succeed!More information on our campuses and regional centres is just a click away!

website:www.keewatincc.mb.ca

tel:1-204-627-8500