NAIT’s Board of Governors has approved the tuition and fees structure for the 2025/26 academic year. Here’s what you need to know: Tuition will increase by 2% for all Degree, Diploma, Certificate, and Apprenticeship programs. Mandatory Non-Instructional Fees (MNIFs)...
NAITSA is proud to announce that the NAITSA Senate has approved the allocation of $225,000 to establish the NAITSA Indigenous Student Bursary. This bursary is dedicated to supporting returning Indigenous students facing financial barriers, ensuring they have the...
(Friday February 14th) Today at 4:00 pm, the results of the 2025 NAITSA Executive Council election and U-Pass referendum became official following the 24-hour appeal period. With a historic voter turnout of 41.3% (6,974 ballots cast), NAIT students have spoken clearly...
Dear NAIT Students, We know that recent economic challenges, including the uncertainty surrounding the U.S.-Canada trade dispute, have raised concerns about rising costs. As your student association, NAITSA is committed to taking meaningful action to support student...
On July 17th, NAIT stated something important on their staff website. They talked about a new "Technology fee" that all students will have to pay. They also said that NAITSA, the group that speaks for all students, asked that this fee not be used to pay for software,...
NAIT Student Body, Effective immediately, Kaedee Fythe Torrino will no longer be serving as NAITSA President. What does this mean for student representation going forward? The NAIT Students’ Association and the remaining Executive Council members are committed to our...
“Ooks” has become a regular term for NAIT students; our athletic Ooks teams, our Ooks Life events, the Ook on various items in the book store, even our Ooklets here at the NAITSA office. The ook is a snowy owl, a big bird known as an ookpik in the Inuit language of...
