Dernière mise à jour : 2013-01-11

Mi'kmaq-Maliseet Institute

Information sur l'entreprise

Dénomination sociale :   University of New Brunswick
Nom commercial :   Mi'kmaq-Maliseet Institute
Adresse postale P.O. Box 4400 FREDERICTON, Nouveau-Brunswick E3B 5A3	Adresse civique Marshall d'Avray Hall 343-10 Mackay Dr. FREDERICTON, Nouveau-Brunswick E3B 5A3
Téléphone : (506) 453-4840
Télécopieur : (506) 453-4784
Courrier électronique : micmac@unb.ca
Site Web : http://www.unb.ca/fredericton/education/mmi/

Information sur les personnes-ressources

Lynda A Doige
	Titre :   Directrice
	Téléphone :   (506) 453-4840
	Télécopieur :   (506) 453-4784
	Courrier électronique :   ladoige@unb.ca

Description de l'entreprise

The Mi'kmaq-Maliseet Institute (MMI) is the only centre for Aboriginal education studies in the Atlantic region. The Institute administers programs for First Nations students at the University of New Brunswick and helps First Nations students enter the undergraduate faculty of their choice. MMI also offers the BEd Degree Program and the Bridging Year for Aboriginal Students, and the First Nations Business Administration Certificate. MMI works closely with First Nations to expand the professional horizons of young adults and mature students. The more than 150 graduates of the BEd program and a growing group of Business Administration graduates are bringing their new expertise to their home communities. The Institute designs and offers programs which meet stated needs of the First Nations and contribute to their educational and professional growth. Graduates have entered careers in education, administration, government, counselling, and many other fields. UNB Programs at MMI The Bridging Year has been offered since 1991. Students follow an individually designed program of studies that helps them enter the undergraduate program they choose in Arts, Business Administration, Computer Science, Engineering, Forestry & Environmental Management, Kinesiology, Nursing, or Science. Students take grade 12 courses required for admission, along with first-year university credit courses. Upon completing the Bridging Year successfully, they are automatically admitted to their chosen degree, and their credit courses are advanced to the degree program. The Bachelor of Education (BEd) for Aboriginal Students began in 1977. The majority of licensed First Nations teachers in the Maritimes are graduates of this UNB program, which offers a separate admissions procedure and academic advice and support. The First Nations Business Administration Certificate (FNBAC) began in the Fall of 2002. The certificate is equivalent to the first two years of the Bachelor of Business Administration degree offered by UNB?s Faculty of Administration. The FNBAC offers specialty courses on First Nations business topics, smaller class size, tutoring, individual support, and a work placement (co-op) term. Following the certificate, students may elect to complete the BBA with an additional two years of study. Individual guidance, tutoring and mentoring are important parts of what makes MMI a special place. Personal contact with instructors and advisers is a regular part of the university day, and student and faculty events help create a community atmosphere on campus. First Nations elders and other experts speak to students about academic and cultural issues, adding deeper insight to courses and assignments. For more information about UNB programs at MMI, or to apply, visit our website, or call us at 506-453-4840. We look forward to seeing you!
Pays propriétaire :	Canada
Exportation :	Non
Industrie primaire (SCIAN) :	611690 - Tous les autres établissements d'enseignement et de formation
Activité principale de l'entreprise :	Services

Produit / Service / Licence

Nom du service :	Education
University academic programs for First Nations students: Bridging Year, First Nations Business Administration Certificate, Bachelor of Education