North West College is a regional college in Saskatchewan's Battlefords area offering trades, health, upgrading, and university transfer programs.
North West College's vision is to inspire individuals and communities to achieve brighter futures. Its mission is to provide lifelong learning opportunities that enhance the economic, cultural, and social wellbeing of the individuals and communities it serves. The college's values are Excellence, Integrity, Responsive, and Innovation.
Mistikwa Community College was established in 1975 in response to a growing need for practical training in the Battlefords area. In 1996, North West Regional College introduced the Adult 12 program. The college opened its flagship campus in the Battlefords in 2000 and its new Meadow Lake Campus in 2004. In 2015, it celebrated its 40-year anniversary and was renamed North West College.
The college offers programs in trades, health and community services, academic upgrading and university transfers. In partnership with the University of Regina, it will launch a Bachelor of Education program in September 2026, opening new pathways for students interested in teaching. North West College was recognized as the Best Post-Secondary Institution/College in the 2026 Best of the Best (BOB) Awards, its second year in a row receiving the award.
North West College operates two primary campuses and 21 learning centres throughout the North West region of the province. Its campuses are in North Battleford and Meadow Lake, and the Battlefords Campus is located at 10702 Diefenbaker Dr., North Battleford, S9A 4A8. Facilities include Meadow Lake Student Residence, student residence units, Student Services, Learning and Wellness Services, and Technology Supports.
Applicants can apply through the Post-Secondary and Adult Basic Education application or the International student application. The Register Blast online exam booking system is also available to students.