The Nicola Valley Institute of Technology (formerly known as Institute of Indigenous Government (All Nations Institute)) was established in 1995 as a public post-secondary institution offering primarily first and second year university programming. It is currently the fastest growing school in British Columbia and is located in Burnaby.
The Institute is unique in that it offers the best of both worlds, an indigenous perspective with main stream opportunities. This is realized through high quality programming, qualified professors, low tuition rates, and a warm, supportive atmosphere. Lower mainland students wanting to learn in a safe, culturally familiar, and culturally supportive environment can now pursue post-secondary studies at the NVIT Vancouver campus. On-campus Elders, programming that incorporates Aboriginal ways of knowing into the curriculum and quality Aboriginal faculty make NVIT unique among BC public post-secondary institutes.
The Institute offers university transferable programs and courses in administration, arts, and the social sciences. We are committed to serving the community through the provision of continuing initiatives, educational access programs, topical workshops, seminars, and forums.
There is no on-campus housing available.
Map to find Vancouver campus: https://www.mapquest.com/canada/bc/burnaby/v5g/4355-mathissi-pl-49.246806,-123.005627
Contact Admissions at (604) 602-9555 to make an appointment to go over your program choice with an Admissions Officer.
NVIT encourages students to discuss career and education goals with an Academic Planner before enrolment and during each term to ensure they are staying on track. Academic Planning services are available on both the Merritt and Vancouver campuses. To make an appointment to see an Academic Planner you can call Reception at 250-378-3300 or toll free 1-877-682-3300 and they will direct your call.
We offer a state of the art facility.
A global viewpoint toward programming is fostered using Indigenous perspectives. These perspectives include open honest communication and Aboriginal culture, beliefs, and values being integrated into every aspect of the organization.
Connect with our recruiting team to visit your community event, arrange for a FREE campus tour or a presentation. Tel. (604) 602-3410.
