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Construction underway for Yukon University's new science building

Construction underway for Yukon University's new science building

$52.2M Polaris Project will provide updated learning spaces and laboratory facilities to the Ayamdigut Campus After many years of planning and design, construction of the $52.2 million Polaris Project is getting underway. The 2,567m2 state-of-the art building will include modern indoor and outdoor learning spaces, laboratories and will be built to meet net zero carbon and accessibility standards.On April 16, 2025, the ground was blessed in a cer…Read Article

Yukon University’s First Nations Arts certificate program is accepting applications for the 2025-26 academic year

Yukon University’s First Nations Arts certificate program is accepting applications for the 2025-26 academic year

After a brief pause in delivery, Yukon University is pleased to announce that its Yukon First Nations Arts Certificate Program (YFN Arts) is once again accepting applications for the 2025–2026 academic year.The program consists of six comprehensive art modules alongside four University Access Pathway (UAP) courses. It combines hands-on learning in traditional and contemporary Indigenous visual arts with academic courses in English and math, prep…Read Article

Respected Elder and proud Champagne and Aishihik First Nations Citizen Mary Jane Jim receives YukonU Honorary Doctorate of Arts Degree

Respected Elder and proud Champagne and Aishihik First Nations Citizen Mary Jane Jim receives YukonU Honorary Doctorate of Arts Degree

Yukon University will present Mary Jane Jim with an honorary doctorate degree at the annual Convocation ceremony on Saturday, June 7 on Ayamdigut Campus. Jim has dedicated her life to healing and empowerment through culture, language, and traditional knowledge.As a citizen of the Champagne and Aishihik First Nations (CAFN), Jim comes from a long line of Southern Tutchone/Tlingit Matriarchs. She is a respected Elder, community leader, and advocat…Read Article

YukonU launches career-ready Medical Office Assistant Certificate to empower Yukon communities

Yukon University has updated and relaunched its Office Administration Program now featuring three streamlined certification paths, including a brand new Medical Office Assistant option beginning Fall 2025.All three certificate programs offer extensive flexibility for students looking for a career as a skilled administrative professional:Administrative AssistantFinancial AssistantMedical Office Assistant (new 2025)Students can complete their cert…Yukon · Yukon Read Article

New driving simulator makes community-based training more accessible

Yukon University's Centre for Northern Innovation in Mining (CNIM) received a brand-new commercial driving simulator thanks to an investment of approximately $700,000 from the Canadian Northern Economic Development Agency (CanNor). The simulator was commissioned in April 2025. CNIM now has two training simulators available for training throughout the territory.Founded in close co-operation with the territory’s government and business leaders, CN…Yukon · Yukon Read Article

Yukon University - YukonU to receive $1M for community training needs

Yukon University will receive more than $1 million from Employment and Social Development Canada to support community training needs.The Community Retraining of Workers Project (CROW) will add. . .Layoffs · Yukon See the Story

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