Indigenous Teacher Education University of Regina

Overview

The Indigenous Teacher Education programme at the University of Regina provides a comprehensive foundation for aspiring educators to integrate Indigenous ways of knowing into modern classrooms. Offered through the First Nations University of Canada, this degree focuses on the unique cultural, linguistic, and traditional values of First Nations communities. Students gain the practical skills necessary to support the success of Indigenous learners across various educational landscapes.

Why Indigenous Teacher Education at University of Regina?

This programme is distinguished by its deep commitment to Truth and Reconciliation, incorporating Indigenous knowledge processes and direct collaboration with Elders. The curriculum is approved by the Saskatchewan Teachers’ Professional Regulatory Board, ensuring that graduates meet all requirements for provincial teacher certification. Students benefit from community-based programming and a supportive environment that values land-based education and Indigenous perspectives.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: CAD 1117 per credit
• National fee: CAD 559 per credit

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

Modules may include:

• Indigenous Educational Professional Studies
• Curriculum and Instruction Adaptation for Indigenous Education
• Land-Based Education
• Provincial schools
• Urban and rural schools
• First Nation controlled schools
• A final sixteen-week internship

Careers with Indigenous Teacher Education

Graduates are fully certified to pursue teaching roles at both elementary and secondary levels. The programme prepares individuals for diverse career paths within the education sector across Canada. Many alumni are also considered for leadership roles, including administrative positions within school divisions and First Nation educational organisations.