General Information

Anishinabek Educational Institute offers Indigenous-led, culturally relevant post-secondary education with a variety of diploma and certificate programs on two campuses: 

  • The Nipissing campus is located approximately 5 kms west of North Bay, Ontario at the Union of Ontario Indians head office on the Nipissing First Nation. 
  • The Munsee-Delaware campus is located approximately 40 kms west of London, Ontario.

These programs include;

  • Native community worker; traditional healing methods
  • Mental health and addictions worker program
  • Binoojiingyag Kinoomaadwin; Early Childhood Education
  • Practical Nurse, Nipissing Campus
  • Practical Nurse, Munsee-Delaware Campus
  • Social Service Worker
  • And a variety of certificate options
www.aeipostsecondary.ca

The addresses for Anishinabek Educational Institute campuses are:

Nipissing Campus:
1 Migizii Miikan 
P.O. Box 711 Hwy 17W 

North Bay, Ontario P1B 8J8:
Munsee-Delaware Campus 
533 Thomigo Rd. Unit #2 
Muncey, Ontario N0L 1Y0 
 

Accessibility and Support Services

Anishinabek Educational Institute (AEI) provides many supports for students, and an overview of several of those services is included here. For more information on these or other services, please reach out to AEI, visit Student Services or check out their Student Handbook.

Accessibility Services

At Anishinabek Educational Institute, students can access disability related support by registering with the Registrar Services Coordinator and meeting with the Student Wellness Coordinator. Information about Accessibility is included in the Student Handbook.

Student Wellness Programming

AEI offers a variety of student wellness activities throughout the academic year that are open to all learners and designed to support well-being in a holistic way. Rooted in the teachings of the medicine wheel, programming nurtures the mental, physical, emotional, and spiritual aspects of wellness.

Tutoring

Tutors provide expertise, experience, and encouragement to students at Anishinabek Educational Institute (AEI). Tutors provide an important point of contact for students of the AEI and are a useful source of advice and guidance.

Cultural Support

Cultural support is provided through on-campus Gokomisak (Grandmothers) offer compassionate guidance and are deeply invested in students’ journeys academically, emotionally, and spiritually. Some of their Gokomisak are also available through their Student Support Line, a dedicated phone number shared with you at the start of each semester by their Student Wellness Coordinator. Their Gokomisak frequently lead activities in their Student Wellness Programming and other AEI events, bringing cultural knowledge and heart to everything they do.

Financial Aid

Financial assistance, bursaries and scholarships are available to students. For more information about funding resources, reach out to Anishinabek Educational Institute directly.

Housing and Campus Accessibility

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Housing

Anishinabek Educational Institute does not provide on campus housing. For questions about housing options, please reach out to Anishinabek Educational Institute directly. 

Campus Accessibility

For information about campus and building accessibility, please reach out to Anishinabek Educational Institute directly.