Turn policy research into concise reports and briefings at Regina Campus, supporting strategic priorities through organized analysis and communication. This is a two-year full-time term.
As Research Analyst, you will work within established research plans under the Research Strategist’s direction. The National Indigenous Economic Prosperity Institute supports the National Indigenous Economic Strategy and its 107 Calls to Economic Prosperity. Your work will help document impact and support advocacy for economic reconciliation.
Key Responsibilities: Complete jurisdictional scans and literature reviews
Summarize research findings for strategic priorities
Prepare reports, briefing notes, and presentations
Coordinate meetings, agendas, materials, and communications




Support grant proposals, ethics applications, and project tracking
Requirements: Relevant bachelor’s degree in policy, economics, business, or related field
Solid written communication and research-related writing experience
Ability to synthesize information clearly and concisely
Organized approach across multiple projects and deadlines
Ability to work independently and collaboratively
Bring policy research, strategic writing, and project organization skills to support economic reconciliation through evidence-based work.

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📌 Policy Research Analyst Regina Campus (Saskatchewan)
🏢 First Nations University of Canada
📍 Saskatchewan