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Bachelor of First Nations Planning

About the program

Four-year planning degree focused on planning with First Nations communities.

120-Credit
Four-year programme. Early years cover planning
Canada's Indigenous peoples
Ecology
Economics
GIS
Earth sciences and Canadian government and politics
Upper years cover Indigenous environmental philosophy and law with applied classes and projects. Co-op and internships are listed
A field-based workshop with a First Nations community is possible.

Secondary school graduation or recognised post-secondary study
Assessed against BC high school admission standards through country-specific requirements (or a General Certificate of Education equivalent)
Plus the required high school course equivalencies
UNBC English language requirement unless exempt
Competitive entry for Engineering
Health Sciences
Education and Social Work
Transfer applicants need 15 transferable credit hours and a 2.0 GPA on the most recent 30 credits.

Secondary school graduation or recognised post-secondary study (country-specific requirements).

Check programme requirements
International admission requirements by country and deadlines ( Apply online at (application fee 125 CAD). Send transcripts and documents: unofficial copies to admissions@unbc. Ca
Official sealed copies by mail. Show English proficiency unless exempt. After an offer
Pay the 9
000 CAD international admission deposit within two weeks (credited to tuition). Receive the Letter of Admission and apply for the study permit. Register for classes
Attend orientation and collect ID card and U-Pass.

Campus	Prince George
Faculty or school	Faculty of General Studies
Department	General Studies
Teaching language	English
Credit value	120
Study pace	Fixed
Post-study stay	3
Scholarship note	Institutional scholarships or awards may be available to eligible applicants. Confirm program-specific eligibility, Funding and application deadlines.