Studying in Nunavut: tuition, student aid and grants

What tuition costs in Nunavut, provincial student loans and grants with their amounts, and the federal Canada Student Grant.

Provincial student aid

FANS (Financial Assistance for Nunavut Students)

The territory's own grants and loans for post-secondary students.

Amountstructure in force since September 1, 2025; Inuit Study Grant R-015-2026 from autumn 2026
Tuition, full-time (part-time)up to $10,000 / year ($5,000)
Books, full-time (part-time)up to $2,500 / year ($1,250)
Disability grantup to $20,000 / year
Living expense, single student studying in the South (base + housing)$770 + $2,185 = $2,955 / month
Nunavut Inuit Study Grant: school supplies and living situation$1,000 / year full-time ($500 part-time)
Nunavut Inuit Study Grant: tutoringup to $1,000 / year ($500)
Nunavut Inuit Study Grant: furniture allowance$1,500 + $500 per dependant

How to get it: Contact FANS: fans@gov.nu.ca or 1-877-860-0680.

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Federal help

The Canada Student Grant for full-time students gives up to $4,200 a year (up to $525 per month of study) until the end of the 2026 to 2027 school year, and you are assessed automatically when you apply for provincial aid. It is not available to students from Quebec, the Northwest Territories or Nunavut, which have their own programs. Canada.ca ↗

Plan your costs

General information, not legal or financial advice. Figures show their source and the date they were read; confirm with the official body before making a decision.

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