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BE A UNIVERSIT Y OF REGINA STUDENT OFF CAMPUS. Study online or at a regional college in your community or take select programs at our Saskatoon or Prince Albert campuses.

OUR CAMPUS IS L O C AT E D R I G H T B E S I D E WA S C A N A L A K E! The term Wascana is derived from the Cree word oskana kâ-asastêki, meaning “Pile of Bones”.

9 1 ARCHER LIBR ARY & ARCHIVES One of the best study spots on campus.

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4 CHILL OUT WITH FRIENDS and soak up the sun on the Academic Green.

is home to the ta-tawâw Student Centre, a welcoming space for all.

THE CAMPUS STORE has all of your U of R gear and textbook needs. The University of Regina is situated on Treaty 4 lands with a presence in Treaty 6. These are the territories of the nêhiyawak, Anihšinaˉpeˉk, Dakota, Lakota, and Nakoda, and the homeland of the Métis/Michif Nation. Today, these lands continue to be the shared territory of many diverse peoples from near and far. We’re committed to honouring Indigenous identities by fostering community connections and infusing traditional ways of knowing, learning, and doing into teaching and research. Together, we will enhance learning, honour the past, present, and future, and create a new shared vision for future generations.

LIVING ON CAMPUS

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F E D E R AT E D COLLEGE STUDENTS

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6 TA K E I N A STUDENT PRODUCTION RIDDELL CENTRE , our main hub, is a great place to grab lunch and people watch.

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CAMPUS GUIDE 01 | Classroom Building

06 | Dr. William Riddell Centre

02 | Laboratory Building

07 | Education Auditorium

03 | Research and Innovation Centre 04 | D r. Lloyd Barber Academic Green 05 | College West

08 | Education Building 09 | Dr. John Archer Library 10 | A dministration - Humanities Building

16 | C entre for Kinesiology, Health & Sport 17 | Luther College 18 | F irst Nations University of Canada Residence

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Find Your Path. Find Your People. Go far, together.

Whether you’re looking for a bustling campus full of activity or a close-knit community with its own distinct character, the University of Regina has a place for you. From your first day, you’ll find opportunities to get involved through student groups, athletics, campus events, and the dozens of student communities that bring people together across campus. With more than 150 programs and a deep commitment to experiential learning, our undergraduate students conduct research in labs, complete co-ops and internships, and graduate career-ready with meaningful, real-world experience. Backed by 11 Canada Research Chairs and 21 research centres and institutes, our work spans health, climate, energy and Indigenous knowledge, answering questions that shape the world beyond campus. And throughout it all, your well-being matters as much as your academic success. Community is at the heart of the U of R experience, and our federated colleges are one of the many ways you can find your place here. At Campion College, Luther College, or First Nations University of Canada, you can earn a U of R degree while belonging to a distinct academic community with its own traditions, supports, and sense of purpose.

First Nations University of Canada is committed to transformative education rooted in Indigenous Knowledge and ways of knowing. With four campuses across Saskatchewan, it offers a learning environment that integrates Indigenous perspectives, culture, and history while preparing students for success. Campion College, with a legacy of more than 100 years in Regina, is a Jesuit college that offers an intimate learning environment, a strong sense of community, and a personal approach to education, guided by an Ignatian mission to form the whole person, intellectually, spiritually, and socially, for service to others. Luther College welcomes students into a close, supportive community where they belong, are guided every step of the way, and are inspired to learn with purpose, think critically and compassionately, and use their voices to create a more just and joyful world. Turn the page to find out what’s inside: the spaces, places, and experiences that shape life on campus, plus the faculties, programs, admission requirements, and financial information that will help you plan your path.

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WHAT YOU’LL FIND INSIDE

U OF R AT A GLANCE

This Viewbook is your guide to life at the U of R. Here is what to expect:

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• Spaces & Places — Discover the campus, residences, and the city of Regina, where you will live, learn, study, and connect. (p. 6) • Things to Do — Learn how students get involved through clubs, athletics, research, and leadership. (p. 14) • Our Faculties & Programs — Explore the 11 faculties and academic units that make up the U of R. (p. 20) • Arts

students

97,000 alumni

150+

different programs

3,907+

• Hill Levene School of Business

students from 87 countries

• Centre for Continuing Education

300+

• Education • Engineering & Applied Science • Kinesiology & Health Studies • La Cité universitaire francophone • Media, Art, and Performance • Nursing • Science • Social Work • Cost, Awards, and Financial Support — Understand tuition, scholarships, bursaries, and other funding options. (p. 32) • Admissions — Find out what you need to apply. (p. 34)

exchange and research partners worldwide

118

countries represented in our global community

2,418+

students who self-identify as Indigenous

$8.8M+

in scholarships and bursaries

5,083

student award recipients

research centres and institutes

TOP 25%

in the world for sustainability (QSWUR)

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Spaces: A Campus Designed for You Spaces are where campus life happens. From classrooms, labs, and studios to common spaces and places to move and unwind, they’re built for meeting people, sharing meals, staying active, and making ideas real. Every space is designed to support how you learn, live, and feel your best.

HANG OUT. RECHARGE. CONNECT. Comfortable communal spaces across campus give students room to relax and connect between classes. Spots like the newly renovated Ad Hum Pit (pictured) are made for catching up with friends or taking a break, while student society lounges offer casual places for students in the same faculties to collaborate and connect. The ta‑tawâw Student Centre provides a welcoming space for students to gather, take part in Indigenous cultural practices such as smudging and ceremonies, or simply spend time together. Campion Commons is another favourite, whether you’re meeting your study group or grabbing a coffee from Robin’s.

SPACE TO REFLECT Across campus, you’ll find welcoming spaces where you can practice your faith and connect with your spiritual side. Campion College and Luther College have chapels for worship or quiet time, while First Nations University has an indoor tipi for pipe ceremonies and other cultural gatherings. U of R students also have access to a dedicated Muslim prayer room, as well as Wudu (ablution) spaces located in bathrooms across campus.

CLASSROOMS, STUDIOS, AND LABS At U of R, you learn in spaces built to keep things hands‑on and engaging. Classrooms use modern technology to make learning more interactive, while creative programs make use of studios where you can film, design, record, and build. Labs across campus let you get real experience in everything from AI, robotics, and data science to environmental testing, rock and soil analysis, health and movement research, renewable energy systems, and molecular biology. You won’t just be learning about the future, you will be working in it!

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GET MOVING Staying active at U of R is easy, whether you’re into sports, fitness, or just moving your body. The Centre for Kinesiology, Health and Sport is the hub, with a massive gym, fitness centre, indoor track, pool, and flexible spaces for classes like yoga and group workouts. Outdoor fields support soccer and football, and the campus connects directly to Wascana Park’s trails for walking, running, or biking. From pick‑up games to full workouts, there are plenty of places to move, compete, and feel good.

H UNGRY? WE’VE GOT YOU COVERED. Riddell Commons is the heart of campus life, a newly renovated and welcoming space where students come together to eat, relax, and hang out. With a wide mix of food vendors offering everything from Indian and Chinese cuisine to burgers, chicken, healthy options, coffee, and buffet-style meals, there is something for everyone. Students can also enjoy all-you-can-eat meals at the Luther College cafeteria, take part in trivia night at The Study Bar and Grill, or grab familiar favourites like Starbucks and Trifon’s Pizza elsewhere on campus. Wherever you go, you will find great food and comfortable places to reset and refuel.

QUIET SPOTS. BIG FOCUS. When it’s time to concentrate, U of R has plenty of places to settle in. The Dr. John Archer Library is a go‑to for quiet study, research, and reservable study rooms you can use on your own or with friends. Each federated college also has its own library, offering smaller, quieter spaces to work. Beyond that, there are lots of tucked‑away corners and low‑key study spots across campus. You might have a favourite, or you might find your secret spot along the way.

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Spaces: Live Well, Learn Well From modern residences to thoughtfully designed living spaces, University of Regina Housing and Luther College Student Village offer students a range of options that fit their lifestyle. With bright, spacious rooms, modern amenities, flexible layouts, and private bedrooms for every student, it’s easy to feel settled, comfortable, and at home from day one.

ROOM TYPES Living on campus isn’t just about convenience; it’s about joining a vibrant community built to help you succeed personally and academically. U of R Housing: Whether you’re a social butterfly or prefer to study alone, we have over 9 different room types to suit your preference, including: • • • •

Private dorm rooms, 2-bedroom apartments, 4-bedroom apartments, …and more!

The Student Village at Luther College offers private, fully furnished, dorm-style rooms (no roommate hassles!) No matter which room type you choose, you’re always guaranteed your own private bedroom!

ROOMMATES Live with your besties! Do you have a great roommate in mind? Make a roommate request on your application to live with one or more of your friends. If not, don’t worry! We offer lots of opportunities to meet new people with our Residence Life events and activities.

SEE FOR YOURSELF!

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EVERYTHING YOU NEED: U OF R HOUSING AMENITIES ✓ All utilities included (water, heating, electricity, internet) ✓ Fully furnished ✓ Options to live in a private dorm or with roommates ✓ Safe and secure with 24/7 access to support staff ✓ Regular grocery bus trips and 24/7 laundry room ✓ Spacious community kitchens ✓ Fully equipped mini movie theatre ✓ Music rooms ✓ Modern games rooms

REALLY BIG DEAL Looking for extra savings? We have a residence fee and tuition savings offer available for all students who choose U of R Housing.

SAVE $348

on a 4-bedroom apartment stay

SAVE $655

on a dorm with private washroom

SAVE $1,084

on a dorm with shared washroom

LOCKED IN TUITION & FEES * These discounts are per term for the 2026-2027 academic year. Discount rates may vary. Room type options are subject to availability and cannot be guaranteed. See website for further details.

E VERYTHING YOU NEED: STUDENT VILLAGE AT LUTHER COLLEGE AMENITIES ✓ S mall community which offers you the comfort of home and the chance to grow your independence in a safe, convenient, and affordable environment ✓ A community kitchen with all major appliances ✓ F lexible options for all-you-care-to-eat meal plans, seven days a week ✓ Free on-site laundry ✓ All utilities included (water, heating, electricity, internet) ✓ A private gym, study rooms, TV and game lounges ✓ 24/7 security and assistance

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Places: Support That Meets You Where You Are At the U of R, we care about your academic, physical, social, spiritual, and mental well‑being. That’s why we’ve created places across campus that support every part of your university experience and help you feel encouraged to reach your goals.

CENTRE FOR EXPERIENTIAL AND SERVICE LEARNING The Centre for Experiential and Service Learning (CESL) is designed to help you reach your goals by connecting you with intentional career exploration and related work experience. We provide students with valuable tools and opportunities to ensure that you graduate career-ready. All CESL services are offered on UR Path, a portal that is designed to help you track both in and outside classroom learning opportunities to help you build your resume and reflect on your experiences.

TA-TAWÂW STUDENT CENTRE The ta-tawâw Student Centre supports Indigenous students with their transition into university, including engagement in cultural, academic, community, and career supports. The Centre is home to the nitôncipâmin omâ Student Success Program for first-year Indigenous students and the Neekaneewak Leadership Initiative (NLI). The Neekaneewak Student Council promotes regular student activities and Indigenous student excellence is highlighted through the RBC Neekaneewak awards. The Centre is a gathering hub on campus, hosting major events, weekly student groups, and everything in between.

STUDENT SUCCESS The Student Success Centre at the U of R is your one-stop shop for academic supports! We offer: • • •

Learning skills consultations Academic excellence workshops Academic advising supports and services, including class registration assistance

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Free math, stats, and writing tutoring Tutor Registry for a variety of subjects Summer Bridge Program

The federated colleges also offer services designed to help you succeed. For example, Luther College helps ease the transition into first year through course bundles, where two or three classes are taken together with the same group of students. You’ll make friends fast, have professors who know you, and get first access to popular Luther classes.

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STUDENT ACCESSIBILITY Student Accessibility exists to foster an inclusive learning environment where all students can fully participate and thrive. It offers: • • • • •

Academic accommodation and advocacy support for students with disabilities Assistance with government disability grant funding applications Recommendations for assistive technology Guidance on additional university and community supports to promote student success and resilience Access to the Brad Hornung Accommodations Test Centre, which provides an accessible, supportive exam environment tailored to students’ accommodation needs.

Learn more at: www.uregina.ca/accessibility/student

STUDENT HEALTH CLINIC The Student Health Clinic is here to support both your physical and mental well-being while you’re at university. You can see nurse practitioners for general medical care, sexual and transgender health, wellness support, and help connecting with specialists. If you’re feeling overwhelmed or struggling, mental health professionals offer confidential, evidence-based counselling to help you build skills, resilience, and coping strategies. Care is flexible, inclusive, and focused on you as a whole person.

SPIRITUAL SUPPORT HUBS Spiritual and cultural supports at the University of Regina are welcoming, inclusive, and available to all students. The University of Regina’s Multi‑faith Chaplaincy offers safe, supportive spaces for reflection, conversation, and spiritual well‑being for students of all faiths and philosophies. First Nations University of Canada provides meaningful cultural and spiritual support through on‑campus Elders, who offer traditional teachings, ceremonies, and personal guidance. Campion College supports students through its Campus Ministry, offering pastoral care and inclusive interfaith opportunities. At Luther College, students have the support of a Chaplain and an Elder who are there to walk with you throughout your university experience.

STUDENT ASSOCIATIONS Student associations at the University of Regina give students a voice and help build a strong sense of community on campus. The University of Regina Students’ Association (URSA) represents students across the university, while students at Campion College, First Nations University of Canada, and Luther College are also supported by their own student associations. Together, these groups advocate for student needs, organize events and activities, support clubs and leadership opportunities, and help students feel connected, supported, and heard throughout their university experience.

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Experiences: Learning That Takes Shape in the Real World Experiences give you the chance to learn by doing. Through things like experiential learning, volunteering, and undergraduate research, you can apply what you’re learning, work on real projects, and gain practical skills that prepare you for what comes next.

EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING As the first campus in Western Canada to offer a co-operative education program, where students alternate periods of study with periods of paid work, we’re still the best. Co-op terms are anywhere from four to 16 months with various employers and work environments, and students earn $9,000 to 15,000 per term. We also offer plenty of other opportunities where you can learn by doing, including: • • •

Internships Practicums Fieldwork

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I n-class experiential learning (simulations, labs, seminars, and case studies) Volunteering

At the University of Regina, our goal is to ensure all students participate in experiential learning!

VOLUNTEER CENTRE Our student-run Volunteer Centre will help you become a well-trained, wellrounded student volunteer that community partners can depend on. We believe in creating community-minded citizens - giving you the opportunity to live by our motto As One Who Serves. As an added bonus, volunteering can help you build transferable skills, and volunteer experience is essential to have on your resumé.

CAMPION PRE-PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM The Campion Pre‑Professional Development Program prepares first‑year students for competitive professional programs such as Medicine, Law, Dentistry, Pharmacy, and related fields. The program helps students understand what it truly takes to succeed beyond an undergraduate degree—from building strong academic and extracurricular foundations to preparing for required tests, applications, and interviews. Through guided sessions, students gain early insight into professional school expectations, learn how to position themselves as strong candidates, and make informed decisions about their academic and career pathways.

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UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH At the University of Regina, undergraduate students don’t just learn about research, they actively contribute to it. Thanks to the University’s close‑knit size and strong research focus, students have early and meaningful access to faculty‑led projects across disciplines, often working alongside graduate students and community partners. Undergraduate researchers at U of R tackle real‑world questions and cutting‑edge challenges. These opportunities are possible because faculty actively mentor undergraduates. Many U of R students begin research in their undergraduate degree and continue on to master’s and PhD programs, both at the U of R and beyond. Whether your goal is professional school, graduate studies, or a research‑informed career, undergraduate research at the University of Regina helps students build skills, confidence, and a competitive edge—early.

FOCUS ON STUDENTS Daniel Wesey – Computer Science Daniel Wesey, a second‑year Computer Science student, is conducting interdisciplinary research at the intersection of artificial intelligence and neuroscience. He co‑developed a psychophysical experiment measuring how the human brain encodes visual information and is testing how modern AI vision systems compare to human perception. His work has been presented at international workshops and is being showcased at the Vision Science Society annual conference. Jordyn Gunderson – Chemistry As an undergraduate chemistry researcher, Jordyn Gunderson worked on the synthesis of highly coloured Olympicene molecules for potential use in light‑harvesting materials. She presented her research nationally at the Canadian Chemistry Conference and Exhibition, earning third place for best oral presentation and serving as a panelist on undergraduate research. Her work is currently being prepared for publication. Kelsey Haczkewicz – Psychology Kelsey Haczkewicz began conducting research during her undergraduate degree and is now a PhD student in Clinical Psychology. Her undergraduate work includes a published scoping review with over 50 citations and collaborative research with patient partners to shape intervention design and research priorities. Her path reflects how early research opportunities at U of R can evolve into advanced academic and professional training.

Jordyn Gunderson

CAREER DEVELOPMENT The Centre for Experiential and Service Learning (CESL) supports students in career skill development through: • •

Career counselling Workshops on resumé writing, job searching, and interview preparation

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One-on-one resumé reviews Mock interviews Employer connections

In addition, CESL offers career fairs in the Fall and Winter terms. From first year to graduation, students have opportunities to meet employers who are actively hiring students and new graduates. Career fairs offer a welcoming environment to explore options, ask questions, and make meaningful connections that can lead to future employment.

DIGITAL BADGES As a U of R student, you can log in to UR Path to explore opportunities for career counselling, volunteering, and skill development, and earn recognition for the workshops and programs you participate in! Our digital badges are bite-sized, skill-specific, and look great on your resumé. These are tracked on UR Path to make it seamless for students to achieve and have on their experiential learning record. Badges are available in categories such as campus employment, career readiness, leadership, and cultural awareness.

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Involvement: Opportunities Within and Beyond Campus Your university experience is what you make of it, so immerse yourself in the campus culture and get involved! Our campus is incredibly diverse — we proudly support events that celebrate the rich multicultural heritage of our student body. Never miss an opportunity to find your community.

LEARN BEYOND BORDERS At the same cost as U of R tuition fees, you can discover more about the world — and yourself — by broadening your horizons and studying abroad. We offer: • • • •

Semester exchange programs Faculty-led study tour and short-term programs International practicum, internship, and fieldwork placements Faculty-approved international conferences or consortia

Students can also apply for a number of Study Abroad Scholarships ranging from $1,000 to $10,000! Photo credit: Lauren, a University of Regina student, at Ca’ Foscari University of Venice in the heart of Venice, Italy.

STUDENT CLUBS AND STUDENT SOCIETIES With over 120 student clubs and societies, you’re sure to find your vibe — and if you can’t, the University of Regina Students’ Association (URSA) will gladly help you pave new paths to create a new society and will even help you set up funding! Some of our student groups include the Cybersecurity Club, the Cougar Racing Club, the Ski & Board Club, and the U of R Model United Nations.

VARSITY SPORTS, CLUB SPORTS, AND INTRAMURALS The University of Regina offers opportunities for athletes and active students at every level. Varsity athletes compete as the Cougars and Rams in basketball, cross country, hockey, swimming, track & field, women’s soccer, women’s volleyball, and Rams football. We also have Varsity Clubs for curling and golf. Schedules are available at www.cougarsandrams.com. Students attend home games for free! Looking for competitive opportunities outside of varsity? Join one of our club sports, including dance, flag football, ringette, rugby, softball, and ultimate, and represent the University of Regina in competition. Prefer a more recreational experience? Intramural sports offer leagues and drop-in opportunities across a variety of sports, with competitive and recreational divisions open to all registered students.

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ORIENTATION Orientation is designed to kickstart your U of R journey and set you up for success. By attending, you’ll build confidence as you explore key campus buildings, services, and resources, and develop the skills to navigate university life with ease. You’ll gain valuable insight into what to expect at university, have your questions answered, and connect with knowledgeable faculty and staff. Most importantly, you’ll create lasting memories by meeting future classmates, experiencing the U of R spirit, and starting to build your network from day one.

FINE ARTS AT THE U OF R Fine arts involvement at the University of Regina offers students creative, hands‑on ways to connect with campus life. Students from all faculties can participate in music through ensembles such as concert choir, band, wind ensemble, jazz band, and orchestra, with many open to non‑music majors. Students can also get involved in the fine arts through theatre productions connected to coursework, film‑related events such as the student film festival, and visual arts opportunities like exhibiting work at the Fifth Parallel Gallery.

FIRST NATIONS UNIVERSITY OF CANADA SPRING CELEBRATION POWWOW The First Nations University of Canada Spring Celebration Powwow, held each spring in Regina, is one of the largest and longest-running powwow celebrations in Canada. This annual event brings together dancers, drum groups, artists, and community members to celebrate Indigenous culture through song, dance, and tradition. Open to everyone, the powwow provides a meaningful opportunity to learn, connect, and experience the vibrant spirit of Indigenous community and ceremony. Photo credit: FNUniv Spring Celebration Powwow 2026

UR PRIDE Show your pride and allyship and march in the Pride Parade or visit the UR Pride Centre at the U of R. UR Pride’s mission is to set the foundation for a safer, healthier, and more vibrant community for sexually and gender diverse people in the city and University of Regina.

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Involvement: Living on Campus Residence isn’t just where you live, it’s where your university experience comes to life. U of R Housing and The Student Village at Luther College offer many opportunities to meet new people, try new things, and build skills that matter. Living in residence, you won’t just find a place to stay, you’ll find your people, your community, and your momentum.

DISCOVER COMMUNITY LIVING THROUGH U OF R HOUSING U of R Housing offers a wide range of Residence Life programs. Whether it’s a hands-on workshop, a games night, a mental health event, or a leadership opportunity, there’s always something happening to help you feel connected and supported. These experiences are designed to create a seamless blend of living and learning, giving you access to resources, support, and real-world skills that build independence and confidence. Along the way, you’ll connect with fellow students, faculty, and staff, and gain the kind of life skills that set you up for success. Research shows that students who live on campus during their first year are more likely to achieve academic success, feel a stronger sense of belonging, and develop meaningful connections within the campus community. Opportunities include: • • • • • •

Fun games and social events Interactive learning experiences Health and wellness activities Cultural events and celebrations Career exploration and skill-building And many more!

Learn more about our Residence Life Team here:

G ETTING INVOLVED THROUGH THE STUDENT VILLAGE AT LUTHER COLLEGE The Student Village offers exclusive social events like movie nights, cultural days, and end-of-semester parties. Students can also take advantage of a Chaplain, Elder-in-Residence, and mental wellness services. “The Student Village is an amazing place for personal growth to occur. For me, social anxiety has always been a big struggle; however, the people here and the staff alike have made me more comfortable than I could have imagined in a new environment. The Residence Assistants work hard to provide fun and free events to those in The Student Village, like pizza and karaoke or laser tag and the staff supports the residents and ensures our safety, allowing us to always feel safe. I can’t imagine living anywhere else!” Amarah G. Student Village Resident

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Involvement: Our City With prairie roots and living skies, Regina — the capital of Saskatchewan — is one of Canada’s friendliest cities. Located in the heart of the North American plains, we’re a diverse and vibrant community that has a lot to offer! The University of Regina was built around Wascana Centre, a picturesque urban park with pathways that can take you in every direction. Wascana Lake is mere minutes away, so enjoy a walk, bike ride, rollerblade, or jog through the park and bask in the outdoors!

FESTIVALS Regina comes alive year‑round with vibrant festivals. Mosaic showcases global food, music, and dance from cultures around the world. The Cathedral Village Arts Festival transforms a historic neighbourhood into a creative hub with artists, performers, and local vendors. In winter, FROST turns the city into a cool‑weather playground, featuring outdoor fun, art installations, and seasonal celebrations that embrace Saskatchewan winters. Photo credit: Cathedral Village Arts Festival

FINE ARTS IN THE CITY Regina’s fine arts scene offers unforgettable cultural experiences. Catch professional live performances at Globe Theatre, a national leader in Canadian theatre, or explore inspiring exhibitions at the MacKenzie Art Gallery, Saskatchewan’s largest public art gallery showcasing local, national, and international artists.

THE FOOD SCENE Find your next favourite dish at one of Regina’s many local restaurants such as the longstanding Copper Kettle, enjoy a famous sourdough donut at The Everyday Kitchen, or grab some fresh produce and local cuisine at the Regina Farmers’ Market.

Photo credit: The Globe Theatre

SPORTS IN THE CITY Regina’s sports culture brings the community together. Cheer on the Regina Pats, one of the country’s most historic hockey teams, known for fast‑paced action and passionate fans. Or carve a watermelon helmet and head to Mosaic Stadium to cheer on the Saskatchewan Roughriders! Photo credit: Economic Development Regina

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Find Your Direction Quiz Choosing a university program can feel overwhelming, but we’re here to help make it a little more fun. This quiz is all about discovering which university program best suits you based on your personality, interests, and aspirations. Whether you’re a master of math, a lover of literature, or a creative genius, we’ve got you covered. So, grab a snack, get cozy, and let’s find out which university program will make your heart sing!

This quiz is designed to generate ideas about potential programs and get you thinking about your interests and skills. It is not a psychological assessment. We encourage you

WHAT DO YOU ENJOY MOST?

WHAT DO YOU VALUE THE MOST?

a) Movies, live theatre, or art b) Nature and building things c) Teaching and helping others d) Commerce and sales e) Discussing ideas and theories f ) Researching and analyzing information g) Learning about the world

a) Originality b) Sustainability c) Compassion d) Success e) Exposing the truth f ) Order g) Open-mindedness

to seek out additional resources and advice before making any decisions about your future.

HOW WOULD OTHERS DESCRIBE YOU? WHICH ACTIVITY WOULD YOU RATHER PARTICIPATE IN? a) Photography b) Hiking c) Interacting with youth d) Using social media e) Public speaking f ) Learning how things work g) Travelling

WHAT ARE YOU BEST AT? a) Creating b) Being environmentally conscious c) Empathizing d) Planning and negotiating e) Crossword puzzles f ) Sudoku and problem-solving g) Learning new languages

a) Artistic b) Passionate about nature c) Caring and nurturing d) Innovative e) Persuasive f ) Organized g) Analytical and a deep thinker

WHICH CAREERS FROM THE FOLLOWING LIST INTEREST YOU THE MOST? a) Musician, animator, or writer b) C onservation officer, environmental consultant, or petroleum engineer c) Teacher, social worker, or counsellor d) Sports team manager, market researcher, or mutual fund manager e) Journalist, writer, or police officer f ) L ab researcher, software developer, or risk analyst g) Politician, interpreter, or community organizer

FIND YOUR DIRECTION QUIZ

IF YOU CIRCLED MOSTLY:

You may be happiest when you have the opportunity to be creative and artistic. Do you enjoy expressing yourself and using your imagination to solve problems? If so, some programs for you to consider include:

• Arts Education • Creative Technologies • Creative Writing • Film Production

• Education • Health Studies • Exercise Science • Nursing

• Anthropology • Criminology • Indigenous Studies • Journalism • Marketing

• Software Systems Engineering • Devised Performance and Theatre Creation • Visual Arts

• Pre-medicine • Social Work • Therapeutic Recreation

• Police Studies • Political Science • Religious Studies

• Accounting • Economics • Entrepreneurship • Human Resource Management • Local Government Authority • Finance • Digital Marketing • Sport and Recreation Management

• Actuarial Science • Biochemistry • Computer Science • Data Science • Energy Systems Engineering • Physics • Psychology • Software Systems Engineering • Statistics

You may enjoy studying disciplines that are environmental and technical. Are you passionate about the future of our planet and how things work? You may be best suited to the following programs: • Biology • Indigenous Environmental Science • Environmental Systems Engineering • Geography • Geology • Industrial Systems Engineering • Resource and Environmental Studies

Your strengths may be that you are nurturing and supportive. Do you like to help others and enjoy fostering human development and wellness? One of these programs might be for you:

You may prefer careers where you can be entrepreneurial and enterprising. Are you a numbers person, or do you enjoy people, or both? You might want to consider these programs:

UNDECIDED? Did you find yourself circling a variety of different letters? No worries! Many students enter university without a clear idea of what they want to study or do after graduation. Starting as an undecided student is an opportunity to explore different subjects and discover new interests. Talk to your professors and peers to learn more about various fields and their career prospects. Join clubs and extracurricular activities that pique your curiosity and attend events that spark your interest. Our High School Accelerated program is a great way to try out university and may help you find your direction at the same time. Remember that being undecided is not a permanent state, and it’s okay to change your program. Trust yourself and embrace the journey of selfdiscovery. You’ll learn more about yourself and what you’re passionate about, which will ultimately lead you to a fulfilling career path.

You may thrive on communicating and investigating. Are you curious about the world around you? Some programs for you to consider include:

You may consider yourself to be deductive and analytical. Do you enjoy researching and analyzing information and finding solutions to complex problems? One of these programs may be right for you:

Some may describe you as social and inquisitive. Are you interested in history and human interactions, and do you enjoy learning about other cultures? One of the following programs may interest you: • Art History • Film Studies • History • Indigenous Languages • Philosophy • Sociology and Social Studies • Women’s and Gender Studies

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Our Faculties ARTS Your curiosity has a home in the Faculty of Arts. Study politics, psychology, sociology, Indigenous and international studies, creative writing, and more — and build critical thinking that supports your path into any career. Our Psychology Department ranks #1 in Canada for research quality. Whether you’re drawn to how language shapes culture or how policy shapes lives, you’ll find a discipline that challenges your assumptions and prepares you to make your mark. Visit uregina.ca/arts to learn more.

Secure a real seat at the table! The Arts Work Experience Internship gives you the chance to work with an organization that aligns with your career goals and your area of study — real experience, built into your degree.

HILL LEVENE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Step into the boardroom with the Hill Levene School of Business. As a unified community spanning premier undergraduate degrees and advanced graduate programs, we cultivate the next generation of strategic leaders. Immerse yourself in experiential learning through paid co-operative education, high-stakes national case competitions, and elite industry networking. Our exceptional faculty members blend academic rigour with extensive corporate expertise, ensuring you gain a competitive, global edge. Expand your impact by joining dynamic, student-led organizations like JDC West and Enactus Regina. Whether you are launching your journey with a Bachelor of Business Administration, upskilling with a targeted certificate, or accelerating your trajectory with a Levene master’s degree, you will graduate fully prepared to drive meaningful change across the corporate world. Visit uregina.ca/business-administration to learn more. Manage a $2 million portfolio (of real money!) through the UR Investing Student Investment Fund — a student-run, faculty-supervised program. Hill Levene is also one of only three schools in Canada with access to Harvard Business School Online, giving students exceptional learning tools from day one.

CENTRE FOR CONTINUING EDUCATION Transform your career trajectory through the Centre for Continuing Education. Whether you’re starting your post-secondary journey straight out of high school, returning after years away, or building on an existing degree, CCE has a path for you. Earn certificates in areas like Public Relations, Local Government, or Business Administration — any of which can serve as a step toward a full degree. At CCE, every type of learner belongs — and has a reason to keep growing. Visit uregina.ca/continuing-education to learn more.

CCE offers Professional Development programs — including Project Management, Leadership, and Business Analysis — to strengthen your resumé and stand out to employers. Or explore your creative side at the Conservatory of Performing Arts, with programs in music, theatre, and more.

FACULTIES

EDUCATION Teaching is more than theory. The Faculty of Education puts you in Saskatchewan classrooms from the start — with multiple school-based placements woven through every program and a semester-long internship in your final year. Our faculty are hands-on and committed to antiracist, anti-oppressive education, Truth and Reconciliation, and community involvement. We prioritize practical classroom experience to ensure you graduate with total confidence.

Explore unique pathways like the only Arts Education degree program of its kind in Canada, our immersive Le Bac program for French instruction, or our brand-new online Online Bachelor of Education After Degree program offering unprecedented flexibility. Forge lifelong connections and step into your own classroom ready to inspire the next generation of students and make a lasting difference. Visit uregina.ca/education to learn more. We also offer Indigenous Education Programs, including: • Saskatchewan Urban Native Teacher Education Program (SUNTEP) • Yukon Native Teacher Education Program (YNTEP) • Northern Saskatchewan Indigenous Teacher Education Program (NSITEP)

ENGINEERING & APPLIED SCIENCE Turn your visionary ideas into a tangible reality with the Faculty of Engineering & Applied Science, where creativity and precision meet. If you crave practical problem-solving, our structured teaching philosophy blends rigorous mathematics with creative design. The faculty offers hands-on experience in programs spanning Electronic, Energy, Environmental, Industrial, and Software Systems engineering — all built on a systems-based approach that prepares you to think holistically about the engineering industry. From lab work to fieldwork, you’ll develop technical skills and the leadership mindset to stand out in the field. With one of Canada’s longest-running co-op programs, you’ll step inside industry before you graduate.

Visit uregina.ca/engineering to learn more. The Energy Systems Engineering program spans a broad range of disciplines, with specializations in Petroleum Engineering, Sustainable Energy Engineering, and Energy Transportation and Storage.

KINESIOLOGY & HEALTH STUDIES Master the fundamental art and science of human mechanics, wellness, and motion to profoundly improve lives! As a student in Kinesiology & Health Studies, you’ll study in multiple research and teaching labs, a Fitness & Lifestyle Centre, and five gyms, working with faculty who bring strong international research reputations to the classroom. The University of Regina is home to one of only nine therapeutic recreation programs in Canada, preparing you for the National Council on Therapeutic Recreation Certification examination. Maximize your career prospects with our strategic conjoint degrees, seamlessly bridging health expertise with business and education. Visit uregina.ca/kinesiology to learn more. Make a genuine community impact through the Enrich Program. You will actively design customized rehabilitation and exercise regimens for adults facing neurological conditions, applying your clinical research directly in rewarding, one-on-one client interactions.

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LA CITÉ UNIVERSITAIRE FRANCOPHONE Whether you want to learn French, teach in French, or build an entire career using French, La Cité universitaire francophone is Saskatchewan’s hub for French-language university education, serving students across the province and beyond. La Cité offers programs, research, and student support across a wide range of disciplines — from a Bachelor of Arts in French as a Second Language and various degrees and certificates in French and Francophone studies, to a unique combined Law program, bilingual Nursing and Social Work programs, bachelor’s and master’s programs in French Education, a minor in African Studies or Translation, and a diverse selection of continuing education and French immersion opportunities. Visit uregina.ca/lacite to learn more.

It pays to study in French! Take advantage of numerous scholarships and services, such as free tutoring.

FACULTY OF MEDIA, ART, AND PERFORMANCE Ignite your creative potential in a faculty built for bold experimentation. The Faculty of Media, Art, and Performance is the ultimate launchpad for a dynamic career across the visual and performing arts. Want to produce animation, documentaries, or experimental films? Our Film Production program puts you behind the camera. Drawn to printmaking, drawing, or sculpture? Visual Arts is waiting. Interested in merging design with digital technology? Creative Technologies and Design can take you there. You can also explore Music, Theatre, or Art History and Curatorial Studies. With small classes, award-winning artist-faculty, and modern facilities built for your discipline, the Faculty of Media, Art, And Performance gives your creativity real direction — and a career to grow into. Visit uregina.ca/mediaartperformance to learn more.

The Professional Placement Program in Media, Art, and Performance gives you realworld experience while earning credit toward your degree. This experiential learning course lets you deepen your skills in your area of study while building a portfolio that matters — and gets you noticed.

NURSING If caring for others is your calling, the Saskatchewan Collaborative Bachelor of Science in Nursing program will set you up for a rewarding career. Delivered in partnership with Saskatchewan Polytechnic, the program can be completed in Regina or Saskatoon — combining lectures, seminars, immersive labs, and handson practice education so you graduate confident and ready to work from day one. Choose from multiple program options, including a bilingual French/English stream for students who want to practice in both official languages. No matter where you are in your journey, there’s a route into nursing that fits. Visit sasknursingdegree.ca to learn more.

Gain real clinical experience by working directly with patients in your first year!

FACULTIES

SCIENCE Secure a practical, career-ready future with the Faculty of Science. The faculty is home to pre-professional pathways, supported by advising and research expertise to guide you toward a professional designation. With over 25 diverse programs across biology, chemistry, physics, mathematics, computer science, and more, this is your starting point. Our robust co-op placements and funded summer research roles ensure you graduate with critical hands-on lab and field experience. Let our expert advisors help you translate complex scientific theories into a highly successful, resilient career. Visit uregina.ca/science to learn more.

The BSc in Actuarial Science is the only program of its kind in Saskatchewan and one of only 11 programs nationally accredited by the Canadian Institute of Actuaries. Graduates from this program consistently achieve close to 100 per cent hiring success in the actuarial industry.

SOCIAL WORK Social Work is an action-oriented profession focused on creating meaningful change. The Faculty of Social Work prepares students to recognize the needs of individuals who are disadvantaged, marginalized, or oppressed — and to advocate for systemic change. Through our internationally-recognized programs, you’ll develop the knowledge, skills, and critical perspectives needed to support individuals, families, and broader communities. You’ll engage in direct practice and leave prepared to lead through advocacy, activism, and empowerment. Graduates from our programs secure impactful careers across mental health and addictions, child welfare, health care, justice, education, community development, newcomer support, and social policy. Visit uregina.ca/socialwork to learn more.

We offer the only accredited Bachelor of Social Work program in Saskatchewan, with flexible pathways including the BSW After Degree, a Bilingual BSW option, and online and distance learning for students across the Prairies and beyond. Through two practicums totalling 700 hours, you’ll receive supervised, practical social work experience over two terms.

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APPLIED MATHEMATICS AND STATISTICS

BIOCHEMISTRY

BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Hill Levene School of Business

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

Faculty of Science

Accounting is the language of business. Learn the language and acquire a toolkit of techniques to assess financial performance, make decisions, report and analyze financial statements, prepare budgets, and more.

Faculty of Science

Learn biophysics, molecular genetics, and complex biological processes. The focus of this program is the biosynthesis of natural products and understanding living cells at the molecular level. Expand your understanding of statistics and your ability to use your skills and knowledge in a laboratory context.

Prepares students who wish to pursue their Certified Financial Planner (CFP) or Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation. EL

CO OP

FC: FNUniv

Applied mathematics refers to any discipline in which the development of mathematical tools is the main objective. You will be proficient in the uses of mathematics, matrix algebra, differential equations, probability, and statistics. You will also be exposed to computer science and higher-level mathematical reasoning in the form of mathematical proof. COOP

ACTUARIAL SCIENCE

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

CO OP

FC: Campion, FNUniv, Luther

BIOLOGY

FC: Campion, FNUniv, Luther

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

APPLIED PHYSICS

Faculty of Science

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

You will design experiments and projects, conduct field and laboratory research, and learn to think analytically and critically. Examples of areas you can explore are environmental issues, the workings of the human body, and photosynthesis.

Actuarial Science — the mathematical backbone of risk management — helps you understand and handle financial risks and uncertainties. At the University of Regina, our Bachelor of Science in Actuarial Science, accredited by the Canadian Institute of Actuaries, is one of just 11 programs like it in Canada. Graduates from this program have almost a 100% success rate in finding careers in fields such as banking, investments, insurance, and more! EL

CO OP

FC: Campion, FNUniv, Luther

ANTHROPOLOGY BACHELOR OF ARTS

Faculty of Arts Develop deep, useful, and cross-cultural understanding of human beings. In anthropology, you will gain insights into politics, culture, gender, race, language, kinship, and the complexities of globalization and multiculturalism in the modern world. CO OP

FC: Campion, FNUniv, Luther

Faculty of Science Experience the best of modern physics instruction combined with practical knowledge in related applied fields. This program is a co-operative effort between the University and participating industrial employers. COOP

FC: Campion, FNUniv, Luther

CO OP

ART HISTORY AND CURATORIAL STUDIES BACHELOR OF ARTS

Faculty of Media, Art, & Performance Learn to understand art historically and across cultures, as well as different methods and techniques of various art media while acquiring tools to conduct research and interpret and evaluate works of art. FC: Campion, FNUniv, Luther

FEATURE PROGRAM ARTS AND SCIENCE BACHELOR OF ARTS, BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Faculty of Arts | Faculty of Media, Art, & Performance | Faculty of Science Explore your diverse interests across the arts and sciences with the three-year Bachelor of Arts and Science (BA&Sc) degree. Whether you’re drawn to the social sciences, humanities, natural sciences, creative arts, or a combination of areas within these fields, this multidisciplinary program allows you to engage with a wide range of subjects within a single degree. COOP

FC – Program available through a Federated College

COOP

Co-op opportunity

PRE

FC: Campion, FNUniv, Luther

Pre-Professional Pathways

Concentrations: Cellular and Molecular Biology, or Ecology and Environment. FC: Campion, FNUniv, Luther

Our graduate and undergraduate research is ranked in the top 1 percent of all plant and animal science departments in the world! This program can be completed with a Combined Major in Geology.

CHEMISTRY BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

Faculty of Science In chemistry, you will perform chemical analyses, design, synthesize, and test new chemical products, and measure pollutants in the air, water, and soil. Develop analytical, problem solving, and data interpretation skills through hands-on work. CO OP

FC: Campion, FNUniv, Luther

CLASSICAL AND MEDIEVAL STUDIES BACHELOR OF ARTS

Faculty of Arts Learn to understand Greek and Roman art, literature, languages, and history. Study the Middle Ages, the Crusades, and Latin and Greek languages, develop an ability to analyze complex issues, and learn to think creatively and analytically. CO OP

FC: Campion, FNUniv, Luther

Experiential Learning: Fieldwork/ Internship/Practicum opportunity

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BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

DEVISED PERFORMANCE AND THEATRE CREATION

Faculty of Science

BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS

EDUCATION – BACCALAURÉAT EN ÉDUCATION SECONDAIRE VOIE FRANCAIS DE BASE

Learn all aspects of computing from coding to user interfaces. You will explore how to program computers for simple and complex tasks such as computer graphics, animation, and video games.

Faculty of Media, Art, & Performance

BACHELOR OF EDUCATION

Discover the power of devised performance and play a key role in the evolution of theatre creation as we know it. Share your unique voice, help tell relevant stories, and develop your full potential as an artist, thanks to immersive training in all aspects of theatre.

Faculty of Education

COMPUTER SCIENCE

CO OP

FC: Campion, FNUniv, Luther

Accredited since 1982 – longer than any other program in Canada. This program can be completed with a combined major in Mathematics.

FC: Campion, FNUniv, Luther

ECONOMICS

CREATIVE TECHNOLOGIES

BACHELOR OF ARTS, BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Faculty of Arts | Faculty of Science

Faculty of Media, Art, & Performance Get ready to explore the intersection of art, technology, and culture in our Creative Technologies program. Here, you’ll dive into digital culture, interactive media, 3D animation, and more. Whether you see yourself as an artist, designer, or entrepreneur, our interdisciplinary approach will prepare you for a future where technology and creativity collide. Join us and learn to think critically about the role of technology in the arts! FC: Campion, FNUniv, Luther

Faculty of Arts This program fosters an in-depth understanding of criminal and restorative justice, social and economic justice, human rights and relevant human services. Acquire skills in analytical and critical thinking and human service intervention. FC: Campion, FNUniv, Luther

DATA SCIENCE BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

Faculty of Science There has never been a greater need for data scientists. Data Science is an interdisciplinary field that combines the rigour of Mathematics, Statistics, and Computer Science with the purpose of deriving strategic decisions from data analysis. CO OP

Enhance your degree! Complete a combined major with business administration, history, or statistics.

EDUCATION – ARTS (ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY) Faculty of Education

BACHELOR OF ARTS

CO OP

FC: Campion, FNUniv, Luther

BACHELOR OF EDUCATION

CRIMINOLOGY

Explore how societies deal with economic problems, provide for the economic well-being of their citizens and decide what goods and services to produce, which methods to use in production, and to whom these goods and services will be distributed. COOP

FC: Campion, FNUniv, Luther

This program prepares students to teach K-12 Arts Education (dance, drama, music, and visual art) as well as design and lead artistic experiences in other educational settings. Students take a blend of studio, curriculum and methods courses, and then apply their teaching skills in K-12 classrooms. Those choosing the Elementary program route will also complete subject-specific courses in preparation for general classroom teaching, while those choosing the Secondary program route may major in Drama, Visual Art, or Interdisciplinary Studies. *Those interested in teaching music at the Secondary level should consider the BMusEd/BMus program. EL

Direct-entry program/competitive.

EDUCATION – BACCALAURÉAT EN ÉDUCATION ÉLÉMENTAIRE/SECONDAIRE BACHELOR OF EDUCATION

DESIGN

Faculty of Education

BACHELOR OF DESIGN

This program prepares you to teach in elementary or secondary level Francophone or French immersion schools. You’ll spend your second year at Université Laval in Quebec City.

Faculty of Media, Art, & Performance The Bachelor of Design is unique in its flexibility as it allows students to study the theory of design and a wide range of interdisciplinary, hands-on, creation-based courses before working on a capstone project in a range of design options. This is a two-year post-diploma program that allows direct entry for students who have completed an applicable diploma.

Ce programme est axé sur l’enseignement au niveau secondaire. Vous vous spécialiserez en français et choisirez une matière mineure. EL

FEATURE PROGRAM BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS

This program has an orientation towards teaching at the secondary level. You will major in French, and select a minor area of study.

Direct-entry program/competitive.

EDUCATION – ELEMENTARY BACHELOR OF EDUCATION

Faculty of Education Broad-based program that prepares school professionals to teach core curriculum subjects, including arts education, health, language arts, mathematics, physical education, science, and social studies at the Pre-Kindergarten to Grade 8 level. EL

Direct-entry program/competitive.

EDUCATION – INDIGENOUS (ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY) BACHELOR OF EDUCATION

Faculty of Education A holistic First Nations teaching perspective prepares students to teach at both the elementary and secondary levels. This program offers specific courses designed to introduce you to unique needs of Indigenous students. EL

FC: FNUniv

Direct-entry program/competitive. Apply through FNUniv.

EDUCATION – MUSIC BACHELOR OF MUSIC EDUCATION/ BACHELOR OF MUSIC

Faculty of Media, Art, & Performance | Faculty of Education This five year conjoint degree program prepares you to teach secondary choral and instrumental music. As part of the program, you will pursue applied music study on one instrument or voice for seven of the ten semesters. EL

FC: Campion, FNUniv, Luther for the BMUS portion of the program.

5-year direct-entry/competitive program — You start right away in the conjoint program with other future educators, and graduate with two degrees!

Direct-entry program/competitive; Université Laval for second year.

FC: Campion, FNUniv, Luther

FC – Program available through a Federated College

COOP

Co-op opportunity

PRE

Pre-Professional Pathways

Experiential Learning: Fieldwork/ Internship/Practicum opportunity

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EDUCATION – PHYSICAL EDUCATION/ PHYSICAL LITERACY

ENGINEERING – ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS

BACHELOR OF EDUCATION/ BACHELOR OF KINESIOLOGY Faculty of Education | Faculty of

Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science

BACHELOR OF ARTS

Focuses on analog and digital electronics with specialization streams in instrumentation and control, telecommunications, microelectronics, and power and energy. Software and computer-related courses are part of the program, allowing you to develop greater software and hardware abilities.

This concentration is an area of focus within the major in English, and suits those interested in writing creative work such as poetry, fiction, or drama.

Kinesiology & Health Studies In this five-year program, you will explore fundamental movement skills, human movement science, and application in both classroom and community settings. You will receive a Bachelor of Education (physical education major) and Bachelor of Kinesiology (physical literacy major) upon completion of this conjoint program. EL

BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE

Faculty of Arts

COOP

EDUCATION – SASKATCHEWAN URBAN NATIVE TEACHER EDUCATION PROGRAM (SUNTEP)

ENGINEERING – ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science

BACHELOR OF EDUCATION

You will plan, design, and evaluate solutions to environmental problems in the areas of water resource systems, regional infrastructure systems, waste management, and air pollution.

Faculty of Education

SUNTEP is grounded in foundational education theories, such as the pedagogy of relations and culturally responsive education. Métis ways of knowing and being are an integral component of SUNTEP’s teacher education program.

COOP

ENGINEERING – INDUSTRIAL SYSTEMS BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE

BACHELOR OF EDUCATION

Faculty of Education

Direct-entry program/competitive.

EDUCATION – SECONDARY

In secondary education, you will select a major and minor area of focus. Majors include biology, chemistry, English, general science, health, mathematics, physical education, physics, and social studies. Minors: arts education, drama, French, general science, inclusive education, outdoor education, and visual arts. EL

Direct-entry program/competitive.

FEATURE PROGRAM

COOP

ENGINEERING – SOFTWARE SYSTEMS

Faculty of Science Explore contemporary environmental issues and learn how to monitor, assess and manage the use of natural resources, apply mapping and remote sensing techniques and do research. *Must first complete a diploma program in Resource Management through Sask Polytech, Lethbridge College, or Lakeland College. FC: Campion, FNUniv, Luther

ENVIRONMENTAL GEOSCIENCE BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Study the geological and geographic composition of the environment and the forces that shaped and continue to shape our Earth. The Environmental Geoscience undergraduate degree at the University of Regina provides you with the prerequisites for registration as a Professional Geoscientist in Environmental Geoscience in accordance with provincial legislation in Saskatchewan. CO OP

FC: Campion, FNUniv, Luther

FILM PRODUCTION

Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science

BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS/

You will develop skills in the professional construction and engineering of software systems and their life cycles. Such systems include World Wide Web transaction systems, management and information systems, and interactive multimedia systems.

Learn how to produce film and new media, including the elements of scriptwriting, directing, recording, editing, digital imaging, and sound production. You will also study the history, theory, and analysis of motion pictures.

Faculty of Media, Art, & Performance

COOP

FC: Campion, FNUniv, Luther

BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE

ENGLISH

Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science

BACHELOR OF ARTS

Become a sustainability leader by studying Energy Systems Engineering (ERSE). In this program, you will tackle complex energy challenges facing our world today. From energy production to storage, we cover it all, focusing on efficiency and environmental friendliness. With three program options to choose from— Petroleum Engineering, Sustainable Energy Engineering, and Energy Transportation and Storage—you’ll be well-equipped to make a difference in the future of energy!

Imagine yourself as an award-winning poet or novelist, or as a government policy advisor. Learn about authors from around the globe, diverse genres, and literary periods. Develop critical thinking and writing skills and strengthen your communication skills.

Faculty of Arts

COOP

FC: Campion, FNUniv, Luther

CO OP

FC – Program available through a Federated College

ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY

BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE

ENERGY SYSTEMS ENGINEERING

FC: Campion, FNUniv, Luther

Faculty of Science

Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science This program will teach you to organize and effectively utilize the total resources of modern manufacturing, process, and service industries. This includes the materials, machinery, facilities, people, and capital.

CO OP

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE

Graduate with two degrees! Direct-entry program/competitive.

ENGLISH – CREATIVE WRITING CONCENTRATION

Students can work towards earning certificates and minors in other specialized areas while pursuing their Bachelor of Fine Arts in Film Production. This can include a certificate in animation, a minor in photography, and a minor in film studies.

FILM STUDIES BACHELOR OF ARTS

Faculty of Media, Art, & Performance The film studies program results in a liberal arts degree where you will focus on media studies while developing skills in critical thinking, analysis, problem solving, decision making, and communication. You will also develop interdisciplinary knowledge and a strong awareness of culture. FC: Campion, FNUniv, Luther

COOP

Co-op opportunity

PRE

Pre-Professional Pathways

Experiential Learning: Fieldwork/ Internship/Practicum opportunity

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FINANCE BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Hill Levene School of Business Analyze and interpret financial information to make money-handling decisions. You will examine financial concepts, theories and analyses, understand financial markets, identify and analyze risk to implement and manage resource allocation strategies. EL

CO OP

FC: FNUniv

Prepares students who wish to pursue their Certified Financial Planner (CFP) or Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation.

FRENCH AND FRANCOPHONE INTERCULTURAL STUDIES

INDIGENOUS FINE ARTS & ART HISTORY

BACHELOR OF ARTS, BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Faculty of Arts | Faculty of Science

Faculty of Media, Art, & Performance

Geography and environmental studies differ from other subjects due to their emphasis on space, place, and how humans connect and interact with their environment. Major global challenges of our time, such as climate change, depletion of natural resources, water availability, migration, war and conflict are better understood and addressed by those who have an in-depth knowledge of geography and environmental studies. The subject is diverse and is based on both natural science and social studies. EL

BACHELOR OF ARTS

La Cité universitaire francophone The study of the French language, francophone history, and contemporary culture from around the world. Great choice for students who want to work for the government, in big institutions, in politics, in the media, in the arts, or for a policing service. CO OP

GEOGRAPHY AND ENVIRONMENT STUDENTS

FC: Campion, FNUniv, Luther

FRENCH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE

COOP

FC: Campion, FNUniv, Luther

HEALTH STUDIES BACHELOR OF HEALTH STUDIES Faculty of Arts | Faculty of Kinesiology

& Health Studies Explore the social, psychological and biological determinants of wellness and illness. Learn to use the tools necessary to understand and evaluate health-related theory, research and policy. FC: Campion, FNUniv, Luther

BACHELOR OF ARTS

La Cité universitaire francophone

*Optional concentration in Indigenous Health and Well-Being

This program prepares students for success in public service, translation, administration, politics, diplomacy, business, research, education, journalism, communications, and more. These career opportunities offer graduates the chance to make a meaningful impact in a globalized world where communication across languages is crucial. FC: Campion, FNUniv, Luther

GENERAL BUSINESS STUDIES BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Hill Levene School of Business Become an expert in business management theory and practice. Explore all major areas in business such as organizational behaviour, operations management, communications, and overall management decision making. You will also learn how to develop and implement organizational strategies. EL

CO OP

FC: FNUniv

EARTH SCIENCES BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

Faculty of Science Earth Sciences is the study of the processes and physical structure of the earth. This program takes a very practical approach and offers you the advantage of the University’s access to drill cores (rock samples) and other resources. Canada has strong job prospects for graduates in this field. EL

CO OP

HISTORY BACHELOR OF ARTS

Faculty of Arts History studies the many different nations, peoples and cultures of the past from a political, idealistic, economical, social, and cultural perspective. A history degree will help you understand how civilization has evolved and developed. EL

COOP

FC: Campion, FNUniv, Luther

Enhance your degree! Complete a combined major in Economics and History.

HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Hill Levene School of Business Learn to design and implement human resource strategies required to attract and retain highly qualified employees. Explore staffing systems, current recruitment trends and challenges, organizational analysis, management of a diverse workforce, and proper application of conflict resolution skills. EL

COOP

FC: FNUniv

Prepares students who wish to pursue their Chartered Professionals in Human Resources (CPHR) designation.

COOP

Co-op opportunity

You will learn not only the history of Indigenous art, but also modern art and technique in both two and three dimensions. FC: Campion, FNUniv, Luther

INDIGENOUS JOURNALISM AND COMMUNICATION ARTS BACHELOR OF ARTS

Faculty of Arts Study Indigenous issues and languages while learning the necessary skills for a career in journalism and communications. You will learn to tell stories, speak publicly, and research in a hands-on learning environment that is focused on amplifying Indigenous voices and perspectives. This program is the only one of its kind in North America. CO OP

PRE

Pre-Professional Pathways

FC: Campion, FNUniv, Luther

INDIGENOUS LANGUAGES: CREE OR ANIHŠINAPEMOWIN BACHELOR OF ARTS

Faculty of Arts FNUniv’s Department of Indigenous Languages, Arts and Cultures works to strengthen the First Nations identity by ensuring the survival of Saskatchewan First Nations languages. You can major in Cree, Saulteaux, and/or pursue a minor in Cree, Dakota, Dene, Nakota, and Saulteaux. CO OP

FC: Campion, FNUniv, Luther

INDIGENOUS LANGUAGE RECLAMATION BACHELOR OF ARTS

Faculty of Arts First Nation communities continue to experience language shift with the passing of elderly fluent speakers and generations of young people and children who cannot speak their own languages. Indigenous language reclamation aims to recognize and address the social factors that contribute to language shift. CO OP

FC: Campion, FNUniv, Luther

INDIGENOUS SOCIAL WORK (QUALIFYING) BACHELOR OF INDIGENOUS SOCIAL WORK

Faculty of Social Work At the School of Indigenous Social Work (SISW) at First Nations University of Canada, you’ll find programs rooted in First Nations spirituality and knowledge. Whether you pursue a diploma or a degree, you will be prepared to work with First Nations communities in the field of human service. Our accredited programs are the only of their kind in Saskatchewan, with campuses in Regina, Saskatoon, and Prince Albert. EL

FC: Campion, FNUniv, Luther

FC – Program available through a Federated College

BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS

FC: FNUniv

Experiential Learning: Fieldwork/ Internship/Practicum opportunity

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INDIGENOUS STUDIES

MATHEMATICS

PHILOSOPHY, POLITICS AND ECONOMICS

BACHELOR OF ARTS

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

BACHELOR OF ARTS

Faculty of Arts

Faculty of Science

Faculty of Arts

The program is open to both Indigenous and non-Indigenous students and explores the history and life of Indigenous people in Saskatchewan, Canada, North America and around the world. It incorporates traditional teachings offered by Elders and knowledge carriers, as well as traditional perspectives and content. Courses specifically foster critical thinking skills, written and oral expression, and the development of research methods.

Your studies will focus on calculus, matrix algebra, and differential equations and developing high-level reasoning skills.

Draw upon three disciplines to examine today’s challenges using this interdisciplinary lens. Not only will you learn to identify these challenges, you will develop the knowledge and skills that could help solve them.

CO OP

FC: Campion, FNUniv, Luther

INTEGRATED PATHWAYS IN LAW BACHELOR OF ARTS

La Cité universitaire francophone In partnership with the “Programme de Common law en français (PCLF)” at the University of Ottawa, La Cité offers an Integrated Pathway allowing students to earn a Bachelor of Arts in French and Francophone Intercultural studies and a JD in six years of study.

This program can be completed with a combined major in Computer Science.

In international studies, you will integrate international and regional area studies to explore global processes and structures that connect and affect countries around the world. FC: Campion, FNUniv, Luther

Concentrations: Development Studies or International Affairs.

JOURNALISM, NEWS MEDIA, AND COMMUNICATION BACHELOR OF ARTS

PHYSICS BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

Faculty of Science

Physics is the basis of all other sciences; it involves the study of space, time and energy. This program is a co-operative effort between the U of R and participating industrial employers. These partnerships enable you to obtain hands-on, practical experience.

Faculty of Science

The medical imaging program trains you to understand and apply the principles of science and medicine as they relate to medical radiography. You will become skilled in the techniques and equipment used in diagnostic imaging departments. FC: Campion, FNUniv, Luther Must first complete Sask Polytech Diploma.

The music program provides excellent preparation in the fields of performance (vocal or instrumental), composition, history, theory, or comprehensive music. Gain valuable experience in orchestral and ensemble conducting that will enable you to participate in dynamic vocal and instrumental ensembles. FC: Campion, FNUniv, Luther

FEATURE PROGRAM NURSING (REGISTERED NURSE) BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING

Faculty of Arts Step into the future of journalism with our revamped Bachelor of Arts in Journalism, News Media, and Communication! Designed to equip you with the skills to thrive in today’s media landscape, our program covers it all, from social media management to investigative reporting. You’ll study strategic communications and learn about traditional print and broadcasting, digital media, and newer platforms, such as podcasts. Get ready to make your mark in the everevolving world of journalism!

Faculty of Nursing You will have opportunities to work directly with patients and clients from the first year. Study biology, Indigenous health, health and therapeutics, and more. The program will enable you to make a real difference in the lives of your clients and communities and work as a valuable member of a health care team. Campus Options: Regina and Saskatoon *Bilingual entry option available *LPN to BScN and RPN to BScN pathways available.

FC: Campion, FNUniv, Luther

MARKETING

BACHELOR OF ARTS

BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Faculty of Arts

evelop research skills and the ability to D predict and understand consumer behaviour. Create and implement marketing strategies, understand consumer buying behaviour and strategically align products with the right market for public and non-profit organizations. EL

CO OP

Study classic philosophers such as Aristotle and Plato, and explore the influential and worldchanging ideas of Descartes, Marx, and Rousseau. Learn to challenge and question the world we live in, re-evaluate the everyday, and theorize about different belief systems. COOP

FC: Campion, FNUniv, Luther

CO OP

FC: Campion, FNUniv, Luther

Strong foundation for law or professional school or if you pursue graduate studies in one of the three disciplines.

POLICE STUDIES BACHELOR OF ARTS IN POLICE STUDIES

Faculty of Arts Professional path: Complete three years of academic study followed by one term at the Saskatchewan Police College and a one-term internship with a police service. Academic path: Complete all four years of academic study in the department of Criminology focusing on theoretic and applied knowledge including the successful completion of a one-term police-related internship. EL

FC: Campion, FNUniv, Luther

The Bachelor of Police Studies is a unique degree offering two programs of study: a professional path and academic path.

POLITICAL SCIENCE BACHELOR OF ARTS

Faculty of Arts Tackle some of the most important questions faced by humankind, such as “What is the nature of community and what do we expect of others and they of us?” Think critically and systematically about human nature and society and the operation of our political institutions. CO OP

PHILOSOPHY

Hill Levene School of Business

FC: Campion, FNUniv, Luther

BACHELOR OF MEDICAL RADIATION TECHNOLOGY

Faculty of Media, Art, & Performance

Faculty of Arts

CO OP

MEDICAL RADIATION TECHNOLOGY

BACHELOR OF MUSIC, BACHELOR OF ARTS

BACHELOR OF ARTS

FC: Campion, FNUniv, Luther

MUSIC

INTERNATIONAL STUDIES

CO OP

COOP

FC: Campion, FNUniv, Luther

Professional Pathway Programs often require one or more years of undergraduate study prior to admission. Students who are intending to enter a professional pathway program at another university can take the prerequisites at the University of Regina. There are additional supports for students in a pre-professional pathway program such as: help with applications, assistance preparing for standardized tests (e.g., MCAT, DAT, LSAT, etc.), and help preparing for the interviews.

FC: FNUniv

FC – Program available through a Federated College

COOP

Co-op opportunity

PRE

Pre-Professional Pathways

Experiential Learning: Fieldwork/ Internship/Practicum opportunity

PROGRAM INDEX

PRE-AGRICULTURE Faculty of Arts | Faculty of Science Begin the University of Saskatchewan’s Bachelor of Science in Agriculture at the University of Regina. The courses completed at the University of Regina as part of this program can be used toward a variety of degree programs at the University of Regina. PRE

FC: Campion, FNUniv, Luther

PRE-CHIROPRACTIC MEDICINE Faculty of Arts | Faculty of Kinesiology & Health Studies | Faculty of Science Students can complete the qualifying university requirements for the Chiropractic program at the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College (CMCC). Students are required to complete a minimum of three years (90 credit hours) of undergraduate university level study in any discipline prior to admission to the Chiropractic program. We have an approved articulation pathway to CMCC from our BKin which allows BKin students early admission and access to a number of guaranteed seats. PRE

FC: Campion, FNUniv, Luther

PRE-DENTISTRY Faculty of Science | Faculty of Kinesiology & Health Studies You can complete the pre-dentistry requirements for the University of Saskatchewan’s College of Dentistry at the University of Regina. Students are eligible to apply to the College of Dentistry after three years (90 credit hours) of an undergraduate degree. PRE

FC: Campion, FNUniv, Luther

PRE-LAW Faculty of Arts Complete the requirements for admission to the University of Saskatchewan College of Law at the University of Regina. You’ll be required to take 60 credit hours of courses — the equivalent to two years of full-time university courses, before being eligible to apply to the College of Law. These requirements can be met in any University of Regina faculty, however some faculties offer Pre-Law as a designation upon entry with additional programming to support you. PRE

FC: Campion, FNUniv, Luther

Ask your enrolment counsellor about the Combined Business-Law Program!

PRE-MEDICINE Faculty of Arts | Faculty of Kinesiology & Health Studies | Faculty of Science

PRE-PHARMACY Faculty of Arts | Faculty of Kinesiology & Health Studies | Faculty of Science

You can complete the pre-medicine requirements for the University of Saskatchewan MD program at the University of Regina. Students must complete a four year baccalaureate degree prior to entry to the College of Medicine. These requirements can be met in any University of Regina faculty, however some faculties offer Pre-Medicine as a designation upon entry with additional programming to support you.

At the University of Regina, you can complete the pre-pharmacy requirements for the College of Pharmacy and Nutrition at the University of Saskatchewan. You will be eligible to apply to the U of S after completion of 2 years (60 credit hours) of specified courses. These requirements can be met in any University of Regina faculty, however some faculties offer Pre-Pharmacy as a designation upon entry with additional programming to support you.

PRE

FC: Campion, FNUniv, Luther

PRE-NUTRITION Faculty of Arts | Faculty of Kinesiology & Health Studies | Faculty of Science

PRE-PHYSICAL THERAPY Faculty of Arts | Faculty of Kinesiology & Health Studies | Faculty of Science

You can complete the pre-nutrition requirements for the Nutrition program offered by the University of Saskatchewan. Applicants to the Nutrition program require 30 credit hours (one year) of specific course requirements. These requirements can be met in any University of Regina faculty, however some faculties offer Pre-Nutrition as a designation upon entry with additional programming to support you.

The School of Physical Therapy at the University of Saskatchewan offers a Master of Physical Therapy program. You will be eligible to apply to the School of Physical Therapy after the completion of a four year baccalaureate degree in any discipline. Some specific pre-requisite courses are required. These requirements can be met in any University of Regina faculty, however some faculties offer Pre-Physical Therapy as a designation upon entry with additional programming to support you.

PRE

FC: Campion, FNUniv, Luther

PRE-OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY Faculty of Arts | Faculty of Kinesiology & Health Studies | Faculty of Science Occupational Therapy is a Master of Science program at the University of Alberta. You’ll be eligible to apply after completing a four year undergraduate degree in any discipline. Specific prerequisite courses are required. These requirements can be met in any University of Regina faculty, however some faculties offer Pre-Occupational Therapy as a designation upon entry with additional programming to support you. PRE

FC: Campion, FNUniv, Luther

PRE

University of Regina students can complete the admission requirements for the Western College of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Saskatchewan. You will be eligible to apply to the program after the completion of two years (60 credit hours) of required and elective courses. These requirements can be met in any University of Regina faculty, however some faculties offer Pre-Veterinary Medicine as a designation upon entry with additional programming to support you.

Co-op opportunity

PRE

FC: Campion, FNUniv, Luther

Pre-Professional Pathways

FC: Campion, FNUniv, Luther

FEATURE PROGRAM

You can complete the Pre-Optometry requirements for the Optometry program at the University of Waterloo through the Faculty of Science at the University of Regina. You will be eligible to apply to the University of Waterloo with three years (90 credit hours) of specified pre-optometry courses. Pre-optometry courses completed at the University of Regina can be used toward a BSc at the University of Regina.

PSYCHOLOGY BACHELOR OF ARTS, BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Faculty of Arts | Faculty of Science Psychology dives deep into understanding human behavior and how people change over time due to different situations, physical changes, and social influences. Our psychology professors are published in respected journals and are renowned for their high-quality research. As a psychology student here, you will learn from their expertise and participate in cutting-edge research. A psychology degree opens up opportunities in various fields and can be a stepping stone for further education, such as pursuing a Master’s or PhD. CO OP

COOP

FC: Campion, FNUniv, Luther

PRE-VETERINARY MEDICINE Faculty of Arts | Faculty of Science

PRE

PRE-OPTOMETRY Faculty of Science

PRE

FC – Program available through a Federated College

FC: Campion, FNUniv, Luther

Experiential Learning: Fieldwork/ Internship/Practicum opportunity

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RELIGIOUS STUDIES

SOCIOLOGY

THEATRE & DRAMA STUDIES

BACHELOR OF ARTS

Faculty of Arts

Faculty of Media, Art, and Performance

Explore the astonishing diversity of religious practices and beliefs around the world. You will look into the sometimes surprising origins and explanations of the myths, rituals, and symbols of different peoples.

Study the relationships between people and institutions, and how these relationships affect our decision making and everyday lives. You will analyze human social behaviour and complex social issues to understand social events.

CO OP

COOP

This dynamic, all-encompassing theatre degree is for students whose interests move beyond the stage. Learn dramaturgy, develop scripts, study plays from across the world canon, explore theatre for social change, and complete your degree with exciting research symposia. This degree is an excellent foundation for a graduate degree in theatre and related performance arts.

FC: Campion, FNUniv, Luther

RESOURCE AND ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES

SPORT AND EXERCISE SCIENCE

BACHELOR OF ARTS

Faculty of Kinesiology & Health Studies

THERAPEUTIC RECREATION

Faculty of Arts

Sport and exercise science studies the function and adaptation of the human body to physical activity and exercise. It combines disciplines such as physiology, biomechanics and motor learning to improve health, fitness and athletic performance.

BACHELOR OF SPORT AND RECREATION STUDIES

Learn about resource and environmental legislation, resource management, contemporary environmental issues, and environmental and community health. Explore how these topics affect Indigenous peoples, cultures, and histories. CO OP

BACHELOR OF KINESIOLOGY

FC: Campion, FNUniv, Luther

*Must first complete Sask Polytech’s Resource and Environmental Law Diploma.

SOCIAL WORK

SPORT AND RECREATION MANAGEMENT BACHELOR OF SPORT AND RECREATION STUDIES

Faculty of Social Work Are you passionate about supporting individuals, families, and communities to enhance their well-being and reach their full potential? Learn to empower individuals, facilitate groups, analyze social policy, develop and administer social programs, and build community capacity. Students in the BSW also gain direct social work practice experience through two practicum placements across diverse settings. EL

*Apply directly into Bachelor program. Applicants not admitted into the BSW through the competitive application process will be placed in SW Qualifying.

Blend your passion for sports and business in Sport and Recreation Management. Graduate with a solid business foundation and a focus on the application to sport and recreation events or organizations. EL

BACHELOR OF ARTS BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS

Faculty of Media, Art, & Performance Develop your professional expertise in two and three-dimensional art (e.g. painting, sculpture, ceramics, printmaking, etc.) while studying alongside established artists and researchers. FC: Campion, FNUniv, Luther

SPORT AND RECREATION MANAGEMENT INTERNSHIP JOINT PROGRAM BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION BACHELOR OF SPORT AND RECREATION STUDIES Hill Levene School of Business | Faculty of

Kinesiology & Health Studies

Study at our campuses in Regina and Saskatoon, or through various regional colleges in Saskatchewan. Flexible, remote, and online delivered courses are available.

This joint degree offers you expanded career opportunities, providing the knowledge and skills in marketing, management, administration, leadership, analytics, entrepreneurship, human resources, and finance from both a sport and traditional business perspective.

2-year After-Degree available

Bilingual option: Complete over 50% of the Bachelor of Social Work, including two practicum placements, in French. Graduates are trained to directly serve bilingual and Francophone communities in a minority setting.

You will study how purposeful, goal-directed leisure and recreation support well-being in health care and community settings, using a strengths-based therapeutic process. Internationally recognized certification available upon graduation.

VISUAL ARTS

Faculty of Kinesiology & Health Studies

BACHELOR OF SOCIAL WORK

Faculty of Kinesiology & Health Studies

WOMEN’S & GENDER STUDIES BACHELOR OF ARTS

Faculty of Arts You will explore the history, theory, and social constructs of women’s and gender issues in this interdisciplinary program. CO OP

FC: Campion, FNUniv, Luther

COOP

STATISTICS BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

Faculty of Science Explore the data-driven science of how statistics and numbers help us understand the world, predict future events, and analyze information. COOP

FC – Program available through a Federated College

COOP

Co-op opportunity

PRE

FC: Campion, FNUniv, Luther

Pre-Professional Pathways

Experiential Learning: Fieldwork/ Internship/Practicum opportunity

STACKING OPTIONS Achieve your educational goals step-by-step, and you define the steps! You can either:

Take as few as five courses and be rewarded with a University of Regina certificate. Stop there or keep going.

Complete a certificate or diploma while working on your degree to enhance your skills and explore other interests!

Here are some diplomas and certificates you may be interested in:

HONOURS DEGREES There are honours degrees available in several academic areas. Visit uregina.ca or talk to an enrolment counsellor to discover what options may fit best with your academic goals! FLEXIBLE LEARNING Having the flexibility to take courses when and where it works for you makes it easier to balance school, work, and life. At the University of Regina, we offer a catalogue of flexible course options, including: •

Online

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Remote

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Blended

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Hyflex and hybrid

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Certificate in Audio Recording and Sound Design

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Certificate in Digital Marketing

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Certificate in Criminology

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Certificate in Film Production

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Certificate in Forensic Psychology

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Certificate in Health Studies

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Certificate in Health and Medical Humanities

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Certificate in Hospitality, Tourism, and Gaming Entertainment Management

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Certificate in Ideation, Creativity, & Entrepreneurship

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Certificate in Indigenous Journalism and Communication

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Certificate in Intercultural Leadership

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Certificate in International Business

Early mornings, evenings, Saturdays, and summer

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Certificate for Internationally Educated Teachers

Plus, if you have a regional college in your area, you can also take U of R courses in your local community!

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Certificate in Liberal Arts

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Certificate in Public Relations

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Certificate in Queer, Trans, and Gender Studies

Thinking of completing graduate studies? Choosing where to do your graduate degree is about more than programs and rankings. It’s about where you’ll feel supported, challenged, and genuinely part of a community. At the University of Regina’s Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research, more than 2,500 students are finding exactly that. Some reasons to choose us include:

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Certificate in Reconciliation Studies

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Certificate in User Experience Design

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Certificate in Visual Communication Design

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Staff know students by name, respond promptly, and help you feel connected and supported

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Nursing Readiness Certificate

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You’ll have access to supervisors, more opportunities, and room to shape your own academic path

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Diploma in Computer Science

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Diploma in Digital Marketing

www.urflexible.ca GRADUATE STUDIES

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More than $10 million in provincial and federal scholarships is available

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Certificat Voie d’avenir pour enseigner en Saskatchewan

(Pre-approved by the Canadian Marketing Association) •

Diploma in Indigenous Social Work

Our graduate students hold national research council scholarships, win international competitions, launch startups, and conduct research with meaningful real-world impact.

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Diploma in Creative Technologies

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Diploma in Business Administration

www.uregina.ca/fgsr

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Diploma in Kinesiology, Health and Recreation

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Money Matters UNI V ERSI T Y O F REG IN A T UI T I O N A ND F EE S C OS T O F AT T ENDA N C E

L I V IN G O N C A MPUS

L I V IN G AT H O ME

Tuition*

$1,134.65-1,283.15 per course

Books and Supplies

$0-400 per course

Housing**

Private Dorms – $3,276/term Four-bedroom apartment – $3,482/term

$0 (unless your parents decide to charge you rent )

All fees listed are based on the 2026-27 academic school year and are subject to change. * Domestic, undergraduate rates for Fall 2026. Tuition rates vary by faculty. You will be considered a full-time student if you’re taking 3-5 courses per term (or a minimum of 2 courses if you have a registered disability with the U of R Accessibility Office). ** Listed are the most popular first-year housing options. For all rates, please visit www.uregina.ca/housing-services/payment-fees.html

SCHOLARSHIPS, AWARDS & BURSARIES Last year, the University of Regina awarded more than $8.8 million in scholarships and bursaries. Scholarships reward outstanding academic achievement, awards recognize extracurricular involvement or volunteerism, and bursaries assist students with financial needs. Don’t worry, we make it easy for you to apply. Submit your applications for awards using our SAMS database! Entrance Award applications and supporting documents must be submitted by the March 15 deadline. The federated colleges offer additional scholarship opportunities for their students! Find out more at the following links:

Campion College: campioncollege.ca/scholarships/ First Nations University of Canada: www.fnuniv.ca/universityservices/student-success-services-elder-services/scholarshipsawards-and-bursaries/ Luther College: www.luthercollege.edu/university/currentstudents/bursaries-scholarships University of Regina (SAMS): www.uregina.ca/cost-aid/funding/ undergraduate-scholarships/student-awards-managementsystem.html

ADMISSIONS

AU TO M AT I C EN T R A N C E S C H O L A RSHIP S If you apply for admission by March 15, you will automatically be considered for one of the entrance scholarships listed below. If you qualify for more than one, you will receive only the highestvalue scholarship. Additionally, you may also receive the Hill Levene School of Business Excellence Scholarship or Education Academic Excellence Scholarship, if applicable.

T Y PE S O F S C H O L A RSHIP S

VA LUE

C RI T ERI A

U of R Entrance Scholarship

$3,000

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Early conditional or final admission average of 95% or higher Students applying directly from a Canadian high school or a Canadian Citizen applying directly from a foreign high school

U of R Entrance Scholarship

$1,500

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Early conditional or final admission average of 93 – 94.99% Students applying directly from a Canadian high school or a Canadian Citizen applying directly from a foreign high school

U of R Entrance Scholarship

$1,000

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Early conditional or final admission average of 90 – 92.99% Students applying directly from a Canadian high school or a Canadian Citizen applying directly from a foreign high school

U of R Out of Province Entrance Scholarship

$1,500

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Early conditional or final admission average of 85 – 94.99% Canadian Citizens/Permanent Residents applying directly from a Canadian high school outside of Saskatchewan

Hill Levene School of Business Administration Excellence Entrance Scholarship

$1,000-$2,000

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Final admission average of 90-94.99% eligible for $1,000 Final admission average of 95%+ eligible for $2,000 Students applying directly from a Canadian high school to the Hill Levene School of Business

Faculty of Education Academic Excellence Scholarship

$750 or $500

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Early conditional average of 85-89.99% eligible for $500 Early conditional average of 90%+ eligible for $750 Must have minimum final average of 85% to retain scholarship Students applying directly from a Canadian high school to the Faculty of Education

UR CHANCELLOR’S SCHOLARSHIP • •

*U of R Entrance Scholarships are available to students entering directly from high school in the Fall term immediately after completing grade 12.

$40,000 ($10,000 x 4 years) 14 awards

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Application-based Awarded to students who demonstrate leadership, extra-curricular involvement, and academic achievement and who achieve a minimum 95% entrance average for Saskatchewan residents, and a minimum 90% for out-ofprovince applicants.

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The application deadline is December 15, 2026 Apply using SAMS www.uregina.ca/cost-aid/funding/ undergraduate-scholarships/ entrance-awards/chancellorsscholarship.html

LOANS AND GRANTS G OV ERNMEN T S T UDEN T A S SIS TA N C E You’ll have access to two forms of financial aid from both the provincial and federal governments — loans and grants. If you apply for student loans, you’ll be required to start to repay them once you’re no longer a full-time student. Grants, in most cases, do not need to be repaid. When applying for government assistance, make sure to apply in your home province — even if you are moving to Saskatchewan to study.

Government student assistance is intended to help you pay for your education. The amount of assistance available will depend on your personal and family situation and can only be determined after you have submitted a student loan application. For more information, visit www.uregina.ca/cost-aid/funding/ student-loans.html

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Admissions TO BECOMING A UNIVERSITY OF REGINA STUDENT

1 . PI C K A PR O G R A M T H AT M ATC HE S YO UR IN T ERE S T S We have over 150 different programs to choose from! Check out our Program Index to learn about each of our programs. If you’re still unsure of which program you’d like to apply for, be sure to take our Find Your Direction Quiz on page 18, or book an Enrolment Counselling appointment!

2 . RE V IE W T HE F IN A L A DMIS SI O N REQ UIREMEN T S FO R YO UR PR O G R A M Set yourself up for success – make sure you’re taking the right high school classes by reviewing class requirements on pages 36-37. Most applicants to the University of Regina must also demonstrate an appropriate level of proficiency in English. Check out the Application Guide on our website to learn about the admission requirements and application process specific to you!

3 . A PPLY O NL INE Once you’ve completed steps 1 & 2, visit uregina.ca to apply! Keep in mind that applications include a $100 fee along with supporting documents (i.e. high school or post-secondary transcripts). The application fee for post-secondary transfer applicants is $200, which includes a transfer credit assessment fee.

SEND YOUR TRANSCRIPTS TO: Registrar’s Office – AH 210 academic.records@uregina.ca University of Regina 3737 Wascana Parkway Regina, SK S4S 0A2

ADMISSIONS

APPLICATION DEADLINES FEBRUARY 15 Nursing**

FALL

WINTER

SEPTEMBER 1 International students (require study permit)

MARCH 1 International students (require study permit)

MARCH 15 Early application deadline for most programs*

NOVEMBER 1 Early application deadline for most programs*

Book an Enrolment Counselling appointment at www.uregina.ca/admissions/ visit/index.html so we can help identify which program may be right for you!

APRIL 1 Visual Arts or Indigenous Visual Arts (portfolio only)

DECEMBER 1 Visual Arts or Indigenous Visual Arts (portfolio only)

AUGUST 15 Final application deadline for most programs***

DECEMBER 15 Final application deadline for most programs***

AUGUST 31 Centre for Continuing Education Programs

DECEMBER 15 Centre for Continuing Education Programs

* The EARLY APPLICATION DEADLINE is the recommended deadline to ensure the best course selection and access to other university services such as scholarships, residence and parking. Does not include competitive entry programs such as Nursing. **Nursing applicants that will be on a study permit must apply by December 31. See sasknursingdegree.ca ***Programs may stay open beyond the above-stated deadlines until they have reached capacity. Note: Visit us at uregina.ca/admissions/application-guide/index.html to learn more about our postsecondary transfer program deadlines for programs such as Social Work (BSW).

EARLY CONDITIONAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS Did you know you can apply for admission while you are still in Grade 12? We will calculate your admission average based on your highest Grade 11 or 12 grades from each category.

For a complete listing of your provincially approved courses and restrictions, please visit www.uregina.ca/admissions/ application-guide/index.html

70% average required for: Hill Levene School of Business , Engineering & Applied Science, Kinesiology & Health Studies, Nursing, and Science

All applicants must meet English language proficiency requirements in addition to the academic requirements. For more information visit: https://www. uregina.ca/admissions/undergraduate/ english-language-proficiency.html

70% average required for: Arts and Social Work 65% average required for: Education, la Cité universitaire francophone, and Media, Art, & Performance

One English Language Arts or Français Language Arts Course

One Higher Level Math (ex. Foundations of Math 30) or Calculus course

An approved math, science, social science, or language course

Another approved math, science, social science, or language course

An approved math, science, social science, language, fine art, or other approved course

CANADIAN HIGH SCHOOL FINAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS FA C U LT Y

AV E R A G E R E Q U I R E D

Arts

Arts: 70% (65-69.99% for Qualifying)

CCE La Cité

CCE & La Cité: 65%

S A S K AT C H E WA N

A L B E R TA / N W T/ N U N AV U T

English Language Arts 30

English 30-1

Two approved 30-level Math, Science, Language, or Social Science courses

One additional approved 30-level course

Education

70%

English Language Arts 30

English 30-1

Additional Requirements:

Competitive entry program

Two approved 30-level Math, Science, Language, or Social Science courses

Three approved 30-level Math, Science, Language, or Social Science courses

One additional approved 30-level course

- Elementary: Any Grade 12 math - Secondary major or minor in Math: Grade 12 Pre-Calculus - Secondary major or minor in Physics: Grade 12 Pre-Calculus & Physics - Secondary major or minor in Chemistry Grade 12 Pre-Calculus, Chemistry, & Physics Engineering & Applied Science

Hill Levene School of Business

90% for major of choice

English Language Arts 30

English 30-1

70% for General Systems

Pre-Calculus 30 or Calculus 30*

Math 30-1 or Math 31*

Chemistry 30

Physics 30

*Calculus 30 is recommended

*Math 31 recommended

70%

English Language Arts 30

Business Qualifying – if missing the Math for final admission but have an average of 70% on the remaining three courses.

Foundations of Math 30 or Pre-Calculus 30 or Calculus 30* Two additional approved 30-level Math, Science, Language, Social Science, or Business and Management courses *It is strongly recommended that students have both Foundations of Math 30 and either Pre-Calc or Calc 30

Kinesiology & Health Studies

70% (65-69.99% for Qualifying)

Bachelor of Health Studies - See Arts

Math 30-1 or Math 30-2 (BSRS only) One approved 30-level Math, Science, Language, or Social Science course

Note: BKin requires Pre-Calc 30 and one of Biology 30, Chem 30, or Physics 30

Nursing

*It is strongly recommended that students have both Math 30-2 and Math 30-1 or Math 31

Foundations of Math 30 or Pre-Calculus 30

One additional approved 30-level course

65%

Two approved 30-level Math, Science, Language, Social Science, or Business and Management courses

English Language Arts 30

One approved 30-level Math, Science, Language, or Social Science course

Media, Art, and Performance

English 30-1 Math 30-1, Math 30-2, or Math 31*

One additional approved 30-level course Note: BKin requires Math 30-1 and one of Biology 30, Chem 30, or Physics 30

English Language Arts 30

English 30-1

Two approved 30-level Math, Science, Language, or Social Science courses

One additional approved 30-level course

70% in each subject

English Language Arts 30

English 30-1

Competitive entry program

Foundations of Math 30 or Pre-Calculus 30 or Calculus 30

Math 30-1, Math 30-2, or Math 31

Biology 30

Biology 30 Chemistry 30

Chemistry 30 Science

Social Work

70% (65-69.99% for Qualifying)

English Language Arts 30

English 30-1

80% Computer Science and no Qualifying

Pre-Calculus 30

Math 30-1

Two of Biology 30, Calculus 30, Chemistry 30, Computer Science 30, Earth Science 30, or Physics 30

Two of Biology 30, Math 31, Chemistry 30, or Physics 30

70%

English Language Arts 30

English 30-1

Two approved 30-level Math, Science, Language, or Social Science courses

One additional approved 30-level course

* Bac en éducation (élémentaire, secondaire et français de base), Bilingual Nursing, and Bilingual Social Work - Pour être admise en 1re année, il faut: avoir réussi le cours français immersion 30 ou français fransaskois A30 ou B30 ou passer le test «French Pre-Assessment Registration Test» du Programme d’études francophones et interculturelles et obtenir le niveau FRN 201 ou plus.

In addition to these subjects, students must have achieved Ministry-approved graduation with secondary level standing (grade 12 graduation).

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B C / Y U KO N

MANITOBA

O N TA R I O

English 12 or English First Peoples 12

One English 40S

English 12U (ENG4U)

Two approved grade 12 Math, Science, Language, or Social Science courses

Two approved 40S Math, Science, Language, or Social Science courses

Two approved 12U or M Math, Science, or Social Science courses

One additional approved grade 12 course

One additional approved 40S course

One additional approved 12U or M course

English 12 or English First Peoples 12

One English 40S

English 12U (ENG4U)

Two approved grade 12 Math, Science, Language, or Social Science Courses

Two approved 40S Math, Science, Language, or Social Science courses

Two approved 12U or M Math, Science, Language, or Social Science courses

One additional approved grade 12 course

One additional approved 40S course

One additional approved 12U or M course

English 12 or English First Peoples 12

One English 40S

English 12U (ENG4U)

Pre-Calculus 12 or Calculus 12*

Pre-Calculus Math 40S or Calculus 45S*

Advanced Functions 12U (MHF4U), 12U Advanced Functions, 12U (MHF4U) or Calculus & Vectors 12U (MCV4U)

Chemistry 12

Chemistry 40S

Physics 12

Physics 40S

Chemistry 12U (SCH4U) Physics 12U (SPH4U)

*Calculus 12 is recommended

*Calculus 45S is recommended

*Calculus and Vectors is recommended

English 12 or English First Peoples 12

One English 40S

English 12U (ENG4U)

Foundations of Math 12 or Pre-Calculus 12, or Calculus 12

40S or 45S Math course (excluding Essential Math 40S), or Calculus 45S*

Advanced Functions 12U (MHF4U). Math of Data Management 12U (MDM4U), or Calculus & Vectors 12U (MCV4U)*

Two additional approved grade 12 Math, Science, Language, Social Science, or Business and Management courses *It is strongly recommended that students have both Foundations of Math 12 & Pre-Calculus 12 or Calculus 12

Two approved 40S Math, Science, Language, Social Science, or Business and Management courses *It is strongly recommended that students have both of 40S Math and 45S Math courses, one that focuses on Calculus

Two approved 12 U or M Math, Science, Language, Social Science, or Business and Management courses *It is strongly recommended that students have both Math of Data Management 12U and Advanced Functions 12 U or Calculus & Vectors 12U

English 12 or English First Peoples 12

One English 40S

English 12U (ENG4U)

Foundations of Math 12 or Pre-Calculus 12

40S Math or 45S Math course (excluding Essential Math 40S)

One approved grade 12 Math, Science, Language, or Social Science course

One approved 40S Math, Science, Language, or Social Science course

One of Advanced Functions 12U (MHF4U) or Calculus Advanced Functions 12U (MHF4U) or Math of Data Management 12U (MDM4U)

One additional approved grade 12 course

One additional approved 40S course

Note: BKin requires Pre-Calc 12 and one of Anatomy & Physiology 12, Chemistry 12, or Physics 12

Note: BKin requires Pre-Calculus 40S and one of Biology 40S, Chemistry 40S, or Physics 40S

One approved 12U or M Math, Science, or Social Science course One additional approved 12U or M course Note: BKin requires Advanced Functions 12U and one of Biology 12U, Chemistry 12U. or Physics 12U

English 12 or English First Peoples 12

One English 40S

English 12U (ENG4U)

Two approved grade 12 Math, Science, Language, or Social Science courses

Two approved 40S Math Science, Language, or Social Science courses

Two approved 12U or M Math, Science, Language, or Social Science courses

One additional approved grade 12 course

One additional approved 40S course

One additional approved 12U or M course

English 12 or English First Peoples 12

One English 40S

English 12U (ENG4U)

Foundations of Math 12 or Pre-Calculus 12 or Calculus 12

40S Math or 45S Math course (excluding Essential Math 40S)

Anatomy & Physiology 12

Biology 40S

Advanced Functions 12U (MHF4U), Math of Data Management 12U (MDM4U) or Calculus and Vectors 12U (MCV4U)

Chemistry 12

Chemistry 40S

Biology 12U (SBI4U) Chemistry 12U (SCH4U)

English 12 or English First Peoples 12

One English 40S

English 12U (ENG4U)

Pre-Calculus 12

Pre-Calculus Math 40S

Advanced Functions 12U (MHF4U

Two of Anatomy & Physiology 12, Calculus 12, Chemistry 12, Computer Science 12, or Physics 12

Two of Biology 40S, Calculus 45S, Chemistry 40S, Computer Science 40S or Physics 40S

Two of Biology 12U (SBI4U), Calculus and Vectors 12U (MCV4U), Chemistry 12U (SCH4U), or Physics 12U (SPH4U)

English 12 or English First Peoples 12

One English 40S

English 12U (ENG4U)

Two approved grade 12 Math, Science, Language, or Social Science courses

Two approved 40S Math Science, Language, or Social Science courses

Two approved 12U or M Math, Science, Language, or Social Science courses

One additional approved grade 12 course

One additional approved 40S course

One additional approved 12U or M course

Locally Developed Courses may be considered for certain programs. Contact the Registrar’s Office for more information at 306-585-4591. For information on post-secondary transfer requirements, transfer credits, English proficiency requirements, and a listing of provincial final approved courses, please visit www.uregina.ca/admissions/application-guide/index.html.

2026-2027 VIEWBOOK

See for Yourself! ENR O L MEN T C O UNSEL L IN G We’re sure you have a thousand questions about university — luckily, we have Enrolment Counsellors who have the answers! Book a virtual or inperson appointment to meet one-on-one and they’ll get you the information you need to make decisions, all year round. They’ll even guide you through the application process from start to finish!

E V EN T S Get the full-throttle, one-of-akind U of R experience! From campus-wide open houses to faculty-specific events, there are plenty of events where you can immerse yourself in everything the campus has to offer. From scholarship application workshops and registration seminars to social events, we’re here to make sure you’re supported through the whole experience. Keep an eye on our website for upcoming events!

C A MPUS TO URS Get up close and personal with campus life and come check out our classrooms, housing options, sports facilities, and popular campus hangouts. www.uregina.ca/admissions/visit/index.html

2026-2027 VIEWBOOK

Be Contact Prepared Us! Your success is our priority, so we offer a range of programs to prepare you for your first year of studies.

HIGH SCHOOL ACCELER ATED PROGR AM Ease into the university workload, challenge yourself, and earn university credit with High School Accelerated! This program offers high school students the option to take credit courses, earn SK high school and university credit with dual credit courses, and even receive a Tuition Reimbursement Award if you attend the U of R in the future!

SUMMER B RID G E Complete English 100 in a supportive, structured environment the summer before you begin fall classes! You’ll have access to skill-building workshops that will cover a range of topics including reading strategies, note-taking, time management, and study skills.

O RIEN TAT I O N Fall Orientation is the big kickoff to your first year of university! All new students are invited to participate in activities designed to help you learn about campus, meet other students, and prepare for your first day.

EN G L ISH FO R AC A DEMI C PURP OSE S The English for Academic Purposes (EAP) program is designed for international and newcomer students who want to strengthen their English language skills to boost their confidence and achieve academic success.

LU T HER U PREP PR O G R A M U Prep is a fun, interactive orientation that helps new Luther College students start their first semester feeling confident, prepared, and connected. Through campus tours and a halfday event, students learn essential tools, find their classes, and build connections with peers, staff, and faculty. It’s the perfect way to ease into university life and feel ready from day one.

REG IS T R A R ’S O F F I C E Tel: 306-585-4591 or 1-800-644-4756 Fax: 306-585-5686 uregina.ca Email: admissions@uregina.ca (visits, events, program information, admissions information) Email: safa@uregina.ca (awards, scholarships, student loans)

C A MPI O N C O L L EG E Tel: 306-586-4242 or 1-800-667-7282 Fax: 306-359-1200 Email: campion.college@uregina.ca www.campioncollege.ca

F IRS T N AT I O NS UNI V ERSI T Y O F C A N A DA Tel: 306-790-5950 Fax: 306-790-5997 Email: recruiting@firstnationsuniversity.ca www.fnuniv.ca

LU T HER C O L L EG E Tel: 306-206-2117 or 1-800-588-4378 Fax: 306-585-5267 Email: luther.recruitment@uregina.ca www.luthercollege.edu/university

U OF R DEGREE PROGRAMS AND PRE-PROFESSIONAL PATHWAYS ARTS Anthropology Arts and Science Classical and Medieval Studies Criminology Economics English (Creative Writing Concentration Option) Geography and Environmental Studies Health Studies History Indigenous Journalism and Communication Arts Indigenous Languages (Cree, Anihšinapemowin) Indigenous Language Reclamation Indigenous Studies International Studies (Development Studies or International Affairs) Journalism, News Media, and Communication Philosophy Philosophy, Politics, & Economics Police Studies Political Science Psychology Religious Studies Resource and Environmental Studies (Joint Program) Sociology Women’s and Gender Studies

B USINE S S Accounting Finance General Business Studies Human Resource Management Marketing

ED U C AT I O N Arts Education - Elementary Arts Education - Secondary Major in Visual Arts, Drama Education, General Fine Arts, or Literature Education Baccalauréat en éducation française élémentaire Baccalauréat en éducation secondaire voie Français de base Elementary Education Indigenous Education Music Education Mathematics Education Physical Education/Physical Literacy Saskatchewan Urban Native Teacher Education (SUNTEP)

Secondary Education (Majors/Minors: Biology Education, Chemistry Education, English Education, General Science Education, Health Education, Mathematics Education, Music Education, Physical Education, Physics Education, Social Studies Education) *After Degree

S C IEN C E

Health Studies Sport and Exercise Science Sport and Recreation Management Therapeutic Recreation

Actuarial Science Applied Mathematics and Statistics Applied Physics Arts and Science Biochemistry Biology Biology – Cellular and Molecular Biology – Ecology and Environment Chemistry Computer Science Data Science Earth Science Economics Environmental Biology (Joint Program) Environmental Geoscience Geography and Environmental Studies Indigenous Environmental Science Mathematics Medical Radiation Technology (Joint Program) Physics Psychology Statistics

L A CITÉ

S O C I A L WO RK

French and Francophone Intercultural Studies French as a Second Language Integrated Pathway in Law

Indigenous Social Work Social Work *Bilingual Option (French/English) *After Degree

MEDI A , A R T, A ND PERFO RM A N C E

PRE- PR O F E S SI O N A L PAT H WAY

Art History and Curatorial Studies Arts and Science Creative Technologies Design Devised Performance and Theatre Creation Film Production Film Studies Indigenous Fine Arts Music (Composition, Comprehensive, History, Performance) Music Education Theatre and Drama Studies Visual Arts

Pre-Agriculture Pre-Chiropractic Medicine Pre-Dentistry Pre-Law Pre-Medicine Pre-Nutrition Pre-Occupational Therapy Pre-Optometry Pre-Pharmacy Pre-Physical Therapy Pre-Veterinary Medicine

EN G INEERIN G & A PPL IED S C IEN C E Electronic Systems Engineering Energy Systems Engineering Environmental Systems Engineering Industrial Systems Engineering Software Systems Engineering

K INE SI O LO GY A ND HE A LT H S T UDIE S

NURSIN G Registered Nursing (SCBScN) *Bilingual Option (French/English) *LPN to BScN Pathway *RPN to BScN Pathway