University of Regina - Find the Perfect Balance

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ACADEMICS ATHLETICS RESIDENCE OPPORTUNITY SUPPORT SUCCESS FIND THE PERFECT BALANCE University is a time to learn, grow and pursue your academic goals. It is also a time to make new friendships, explore your passions and have some fun. The University of Regina makes it easy to balance these two important sides of any successful post-secondary experience. We are one of Canada’s leading mid-sized comprehensive universities with a national and international reputation for excellence in research and innovation. But we’re not one-sided. We balance our academics with a vibrant and thriving campus community that offers a little something for everyone. Visit us online at urconnected.uregina.ca to learn more about the U of R.

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WHAT MAKES THE U OF R

DIFFERENT?

Sure we’re nationally and internationally recognized for academic and research excellence, but we’ve also got a few unique perks up our sleeve. When you choose to study at the U of R, you’re getting more than an excellent education, you’re also partnering with an institution that truly cares about your success.

INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCES

RESIDENCE

From the ancient temples and futuristic cityscapes of Asia, to the bustling cities and romantic scenery of Europe, to the sophistication of Washington and the beauty and heat of Mexico in North America, to the natural wonders of South America and the rugged landscape of the down under, U of R students have a life changing opportunity to gain academic credit and travel the world. Having an international experience abroad adds greater value to your U of R degree and gives you a competitive edge that sets you apart. So why not take a chance and open your world!

Live close to all the action in one of our new residence buildings. All first year students can apply to live in one of our Living-Learning Communities. Live on the same floor as students with similar interests. Reports show that students in LLCs are happier with their overall university experience, earn higher GPAs, and are more likely to finish their degree!

EARN WHILE YOU LEARN We pioneered the Co-operative (Co-op) Education Work Experience Program in Western Canada and have been committed to it ever since. The Co-op Program enables you to gain valuable experiencebased learning while pursuing almost any undergraduate degree. Co-op Programs are now available in nearly 50 areas of study and helped our students earn more than $10 million in 2014!

LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION Our campus is situated in the stunning natural landscape of Wascana Centre!

Walking paths, picturesque views, picnic tables, greenery, and birds are abundant.

Our students can walk, run, paddleboard, picnic, snow shoe, and bike around Wascana Park whenever they want!

It truly is the jewel of the city.

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A SUCCESS GUARANTEE We’re so confident in the quality of our education that we created the UR Guarantee – the only program of its kind in Canada. So how does it work? If you’re a newly admitted or transfer student with 30 credit hours or less of post-secondary classes and you do not secure careerrelated employment within six months of graduation, you will be eligible to come back for another year of undergraduate classes FREE of charge (yes, we actually cover all tuition and course fees).

SMALLER CLASSES, BIGGER OPPORTUNITIES At the U of R, professors and classmates know your name. You’ll learn in smaller group settings that allow for discussion, interaction, and relationship development.

You’ll have greater access to your professors. You’ll have a chance to ask more questions and get more one-on-one time. Professors can eventually connect you with great career opportunities in your field or write glowing letters of recommendation for grad school because they have the chance to get to know you!

“ The University of Regina has a lot going for it. There are many programs providing unique opportunities for every student on campus, including Campus for All, UR Guarantee, Co-op, and Study Abroad to name a few. The University is constantly changing and developing, but has always maintained that ‘typical prairie’ welcoming atmosphere to all of its students.”

- Hannah Paul, 4th Year Education Student

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“Twenty years from now, you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn’t do than the ones that you did do. So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the safe harbour.

Catch the trade winds in your sails.

Explore. Dream. Discover.”

– Mark Twain

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OPEN YOUR WORLD The University of Regina has several options for STUDY ABROAD programs whereby students can experience a semester, summer, or academic year abroad.

This dream can become a reality through the University of Regina Study Abroad program.

For the cost of U of R tuition, you can receive an excellent education while exploring unique cultures and gaining invaluable insights about yourself and the world around you. With access to a network of 450 universities across 70 countries, you will have the opportunity to travel abroad, while gaining academic credit towards a U of R degree.

Student exchange programs to choose from include the Global Study Program, National Student Exchange Program (NSEP), and International Student Exchange Program (ISEP). In addition, some classes also include faculty-led study tours or summer programs, and there are also creative,

interactive summer short-term programs available for students to attend.

Volunteer programs are primarily selfdirected and UR International assists with visas and a pre-departure cross-cultural workshop. Global internships are specific to and administered by Education, Kinesiology, Social Work, and Justice Studies.

It’s easy to sign up for the Study Abroad program and there are even scholarships available. Decide where you would like to study and apply online at www.uregina.ca/international/study-abroad

4 REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD STUDY ABROAD • Gain a competitive advantage • Add value to your university degree • Gain cross-cultural knowledge and experience • Opportunity to learn a second language

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CAREER CENTRE The University of Regina offers many avenues for you to gain valuable experience in your chosen field while working toward your degree. You can graduate with a degree AND an impressive resume!

CO-OPERATIVE (CO-OP) EDUCATION, INTERNSHIPS & WORK EXPERIENCE We pioneered the Co-op Work Experience Program in Western Canada and have been committed to the program ever since.

The Co-op Program enables you to gain valuable work experience while pursuing almost any undergraduate degree in Arts, Business Administration, Engineering and Applied Science, Mathematics, Statistics, Chemistry, Biochemistry, Physics, Biology, Geology, and Computer Science. In addition, paid internships are available in Actuarial Science as well as Engineering and Applied Science.

STUDENT EMPLOYMENT SERVICES Connect with employers seeking students from all faculties for part-time, summer, internship, volunteer, and full-time work.

CAREER EXPLORATION & COUNSELLING

ABORIGINAL CAREER CENTRE

Not sure what to study? We can help you figure things out and make informed decisions about your options. The Career Centre offers services and resources for career assessment, exploring related options, and choosing an educational career and life direction that “fits.”

Contact us about Career Direction sessions, individual assistance, and online career development tools.

The Aboriginal Career Centre helps First Nations, Métis/Non-Status, and Inuit students find career-related work through the Co-op Program, Full Circle Summer Internship Program, and the summer and graduate employment registry.

To learn more, visit www.uregina.ca/careercentre

OVER 3,100 STUDENTS

$10 MILLION

OVER $11,000

JOB OFFERS

from the U of R participated in hands on learning through co-op, internships, professional placement, and fieldwork opportunities in 2014.

in wages were earned last year by co-op students.

(on average) earned by students per four month co-op/internship placement.

Most co-op/internship students have permanent job offers from their employers prior to graduation.

Our Co-op Program is available in the Faculties of Arts, Business Administration, Science and Engineering & Applied Science and our Internship Program is available in Engineering and Actuarial Science.

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UR GUARANTEE The UR Guarantee Program will support you through every step of your university experience through to successful employment.

Students in our program have an advisor to help with all aspects of student life. Your advisor will help you access relevant academic workshops and student engagement opportunities on campus, assist you with career development activities, and provide you with information about service and leadership opportunities. The program will be customized based on your specific needs to give you the best university experience possible.

SO WHAT’S THE GUARANTEE? For newly admitted or transfer students (with 30 credit hours or less of post-secondary classes): if you do not secure career-related employment within six months of graduation, you will be eligible to come back for another year of undergraduate classes free of charge (tuition and course fees)!

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RESIDENCE OPTIONS • •

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College West Kıšik Towers (Hall A/New Residences) La Résidence Luther College Wakpá Tower (formerly South Residence) Paskwaw Tower (formerly North Residence)

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RESIDENCE YOUR HOME AWAY FROM HOME

Living on campus is a perfect way to get the full University of Regina student experience; offering you independence and friendship in a vibrant multicultural community.

4-person apartments, to dorm rooms, just to name a few. To become familiar with our accommodations please check out our website for a vitual tour. www.uregina.ca/student/residence/ buildings FINDING THE RIGHT ROOMMATE

There are over 1700 rooms available on campus. These buildings are operated by the University of Regina and Luther College.

By living on campus, you are close to all the action. Every week, residence hosts academic and social events to ensure you are getting the most out of your on-campus experience! You have the opportunity to make long-lasting friends and create lifelong memories, all in the comfort of your “home away from home.�

GUARANTEED ACCOMMODATION If you are a high school student or an international undergrad student who is new to the U of R, you are guaranteed a room offer if you apply to residence prior to June 1, 2016. The online application will be available in late fall of 2015. www.uregina.ca/student/residence ROOM TYPES The University of Regina has a variety of on-campus housing experiences available to you. These range from 2-person to

If you have a friend coming to the U of R that you would like to live with, both of you should request each other on your application to residence. Our staff will try their best to accommodate your request based on availability.

ALL ABOUT SAFETY The University of Regina residences offer full-time, live-in Residence Life Coordinators, 30 Resident Assistants and 24-hour security. Residence services delivers ongoing support to create a secure living environment. The Assistant Manager of Residence Life, along with the Resident Assistants, help organize programs, special events, and help students living on their floors to feel comfortable and get the most out of campus life.

MARK YOUR CALENDARS! Our online application will open during the LATE Fall Semester.

Make sure to apply early to get your preferred room choice! www.uregina.ca/student/residence

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RESIDENCE (CONTINUED)

LIVING-LEARNING COMMUNITIES The University of Regina is offering residents the opportunity to live in one of our Living-Learning Communities (LLCs)! LLCs are floors or clusters of rooms where students with similar interests live and learn together.

Reports show that students in LLCs are happier with their overall university experience, earn higher GPAs, and are more likely to finish their degree!

SOCIAL JUSTICE AND LEADERSHIP LIVING-LEARNING COMMUNITY A community associated with Campion College, the Social Justice and Leadership Living-Learning Community provides an opportunity for students to engage, develop, and cultivate relationships that foster positive change for our local communities and environment.

Take part in activities that promote social justice and community action while developing leadership and networking skills. Activities include monthly socials, community service, Social Justice Club activities, networking opportunities, sustainability sessions, group discussions, retreats, movie nights, and homework help sessions.

HEALTH AND WELLNESS LIVING-LEARNING COMMUNITY This community is comprised of first year students who enjoy living a healthy and active lifestyle. Through a partnership with the Faculty of Kinesiology and Faculty of Nursing, this floor will provide recreational programs, exercise groups, information sessions, common area study space, and tutoring. The focus of the programming on this floor will help to ensure that the members of this community can easily navigate through their first year of university in a healthy and productive way.

GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES LIVING-LEARNING COMMUNITY This community is comprised of students who are interested in building authentic relationships across cultures and want to work together to explore international/intercultural issues through organized activities and events. Working closely with UR International and the English as a Second Language (ESL) department, members of this community will gain a deeper appreciation for diversity and stronger understanding of their own culture in a comparative context. Workshops, guest presentations, cultural celebrations, and service projects are all meant to help create a community in which intercultural understanding extends beyond the classroom into daily student life.

ENGINEERING LIVING-LEARNING COMMUNITY This community offers a dynamic and engaging living environment that promotes personal growth and academic success. Evening seminars, informal discussions with professors, common area project space and tutoring will allow members of this community to gain a deeper understanding of this challenging course material.

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FRENCH LIVING-LEARNING COMMUNITY Students from all backgrounds will have the opportunity to live and speak in French. Social events will include movies and informal discussions to learn about francophone communities in Saskatchewan and around the world. This community will foster relationships between French speakers to discover the richness of francophone culture.

NEEKANEEWAK LIVING-LEARNING COMMUNITY Neekaneewak (“they are leading”) Leadership Initiative (NLI) is an Elder-based leadership program that will enhance cultural awareness and develop leadership skills in student participants through traditional and current ‘ways of knowing.’ By joining the NLI Living Learning Community, you will experience the many opportunities provided to on-campus students within this leadership program.

REASONS TO JOIN • To strengthen your leadership skills and build your school spirit • To gain valuable work experience, build your career portfolio, and stand out from the competition • To improve your study skills and academic performance • To access personal and professional development opportunities • To meet new people, attend social events, and have fun!

Please check our website for our 2016-2017 LivingLearning Communities.

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NEW RESIDENCES NOW OPEN! Kıšik Towers is the University’s new 606-bed residence building featuring modern, fully-furnished apartments, private dorms with washrooms, and common areas to make life cozy and secure.

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FEDERATED COLLEGES ONE DEGREE, FOUR WAYS TO ACHIEVE IT WHAT’S THE DEAL WITH FEDERATED COLLEGES? At the U of R we realize that not everyone approaches university the same way. Your experience should be exactly what YOU want it to be. Each person is unique with individual needs and expectations. You should be able to customize your experience to best achieve your academic goals. This is why your University of Regina degree can be pursued through any one of our three federated colleges.

Federated colleges offer specialized programs and services in a comfortable and encouraging environment.

WHAT’S THE CATCH? THERE ISN’T ONE! Federated college students have a unique supportive community within the larger U of R community. They get one-on-one academic advising and access to additional scholarships and bursaries. Federated college students are still U of R students with access to U of R courses, services, and scholarships. They pay the same U of R tuition and graduate with a U of R degree. There’s really no catch – just benefits!

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FIRST NATIONS UNIVERSITY OF CANADA Since 1976 the First Nations University of Canada (FNUniv) has stood at the forefront of Indigenous education and traditional knowledge. We welcome students of all backgrounds to our classrooms and ceremonies. At each of our campuses (Prince Albert, Saskatoon, and Regina) Elders engage with students, faculty, and staff, generously sharing their wisdom. There are many ways to get involved, including Round Dances, monthly pipe ceremonies, the largest indoor Pow-wow in western Canada, and a winter festival.

AREAS OF STUDY YOU CAN PURSUE AT FNUNIV: Each of FNUniv’s 14 academic programs was designed from a First Nations perspective. Our professors and instructors – experts in Indigenous research and knowledge – use First Nations cultural approaches to education by incorporating traditional spiritual, mental, and intellectual elements into their courses.

• Business and Public Administration • English • Environmental Health and Science • IATEC (Indigenous Access and Transition Education Certificate) • Indian Communication Arts • Indian Fine Arts and Art History • Indigenous Education • Indigenous Health Practice • Indigenous Health Studies • Indigenous Language, Literature, and Linguistics • Indigenous Social Work • Indigenous Studies • Resource and Environmental Studies • Science To learn more: www.fnuniv.ca www.facebook.com/fnuniv Twitter: @FNUNIVCAN

CAMPION COLLEGE Campion College is your place to explore new ideas, find your voice, and discover your passion. We will challenge you to dig deep, apply theory to practice, and form a thorough understanding of the world.

Our graduates not only find successful careers, but also become leaders of change who are making a difference in their local communities and across the globe.

As a member of the Campion community, you will have all the benefits that come with being a U of R student, plus: • Personalized academic advising from the beginning of your academic program to graduation • Additional scholarship and bursary opportunities • Access to mentor programs and leadership opportunities • Engaged learning options that apply classroom theories to real-life situations

LUTHER COLLEGE As a Luther student, you are also a University of Regina student, earning your degree from and enjoying all the exciting amenities of the U of R, while benefiting from the personal attention you receive belonging to our smaller, close-knit college. Informed by a progressive understanding of Christianity and welcoming of all cultures, creeds, and orientations, Luther will be your home base within the larger university community.

Here are five BIG reasons to think Luther: 1. Enjoy all the University of Regina has to offer with the comforts of a smaller home base.

Welcome to the best of both worlds.

2. We will recommend the right courses, help you register, and always have your back.

University can be overwhelming. We set you up for success.

3. Small classes to connect you with your prof and classmates.

Small classes. Big advantages.

• Reserved seating in select Campion classes

4. Cash in on extra scholarships.

Did we mention $65,000 in Luther awards?

To find out more about Campion—Canada’s Jesuit undergraduate college—visit www.campioncollege.ca.

5. Luther Residence is your home away from home.

Meals, laundry, and lifelong friendships included.

Discover the BIG difference small can make.

Apply to Luther today. www.luthercollege.edu/university

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PROGRAMS A PROGRAM FOR EVERY PASSION Knowing what you want to be when you “grow up” can be a challenge. While some are lucky enough to be born knowing they want to be a painter or pilot, most of us spend years trying to discover our true calling.

That’s why we’ve organized our programs according to passions.

Choosing the right program for you is often as simple as following your head… and your heart.

Land, Environment, Sustainability, Earth, Agriculture, Resources

Health, Service, Counselling, Sport, Human Movement & Recovery

Biology, Ecology and Environment Environmental Biology Environmental Geoscience Environmental Health and Science Environmental Studies Environmental Systems Engineering Geographic Information Science Geography Geology Industrial Systems Engineering Petroleum Systems Engineering Resource and Environmental Studies

Athletic Therapy (joint program) Gerontology (joint program) Health Promotion Health Studies Human Justice (Criminal and Social Justice) Human Kinetics Indigenous Health Studies (minor) Indigenous Social Work Medical Imaging (transfer program) Medical Laboratory Science (transfer program) Psychology Registered Nurse (joint program) Secondary Education: Health Major, Physical Education Major Social Work Sport and Recreation Management Therapeutic Recreation

International, Languages, Culture, Social Studies Anthropology Art History Baccalauréat en éducation Classical and Medieval Studies Cultures of Display English French History Indian Fine Arts Indigenous Education (Elementary and Secondary) Indigenous Health Studies (minor) Indigenous Languages (Dene and Cree) Indigenous Literature and Linguistics Indigenous Studies International Business International Languages: Chinese, German, Japanese, Spanish International Studies: Development, International Affairs, Asian Studies, European Studies Philosophy Political Science Religious Studies Saskatchewan Urban Teacher Education (SUNTEP) Secondary Education: Social Studies Sociology Women and Gender Studies

Science, Research, Computers, Technology, Numbers, Finances Accounting Actuarial Science Biochemistry Biology Biology, Cellular and Molecular Chemical Technology (transfer program) Chemistry Computer Science Creative Technologies Economics Electronic Systems Engineering Environmental Biology (transfer program) Environmental Health and Science Film Production Finance Geographic Information Science Geology Human Kinetics Mathematics Physics or Applied Physics Registered Nurse (joint program) Secondary Education: Mathematics Major, Science Major or Business, Technology & Media Major Software Systems Development Software Systems Engineering Statistics

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Leadership: Business, Entrepreneurship, Education, Instruction Accounting Arts Education BaccalaurĂŠat en education Dance Education Elementary Education Entrepreneurship General Management Human Resource Management Indigenous Education (Elementary and Secondary) Industrial Systems Engineering International Business Mathematics Music Education Philosophy, Politics and Economics NEW Saskatchewan Urban Teacher Education Program (SUNTEP) Secondary Education Sport and Recreation Management Therapeutic Recreation

Learn more about our Paul J. Hill School of Business, its strong reputation, and the success of its students at hill.uregina.ca

Communications, People, Mind, Behaviour, Society Athletic Therapy Anthropology English French Gerontology Health Promotion Health Studies History Human Justice (Criminal and Social Justice) Human Resource Management Indian Communication Arts (certificate) Indigenous Social Work Indigenous Studies International Languages: Chinese, German, Japanese, Spanish Journalism Linguistics Marketing Music (History concentration) Police Studies Psychology Registered Nurse Religious Studies Secondary Education: English Major Social Work Sociology Women and Gender Studies

Government, Decision Making, Debate, Reasoning

Media, Performance, Design, Animation, Art, Music, Creativity

Actuarial Science Economics Economics and Business Administration (combined major) Entrepreneurship Environmental Geoscience Finance General Management Human Justice (Criminal and Social Justice) International Studies: Development, International Affairs, Asian Studies, European Studies, Latin American Studies Philosophy, Politics and Economics NEW Police Studies Political Science Resource and Environmental Studies Statistics

Arts Education Art History Computer Science Creative Technologies Creative Writing Cultures of Display Dance Education Film Production Film Studies Indian Art History Indian Fine Arts Journalism Marketing Music Music Education Software Systems Development Software Systems Engineering Theatre Visual Arts

COMING THIS WINTER! This winter will be the official launch of the Faculty of Media, Art, and Performance (formerly the Faculty of Fine Arts). We are very excited about our new name.

It is a much better reflection of what we do and what we offer to students in our courses (e.g., Animation, Opera Workshop, Printmaking, Tablet Orchestra) and our Programs (e.g., Creative Technologies, Film Production, Music Performance, Theatre Design). So until the official launch, please visit www.uregina.ca/ finearts, and start mapping your course into the future with us.

KNOW EXACTLY WHAT YOU WANT TO STUDY? Check out our program index on page 28!

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WE’RE HERE TO HELP YOU

SUCCEED The University of Regina provides a range of programs and services to encourage and assist you in addressing your academic and career needs. Our Student Success Centre provides personalized guidance and support to all students. We offer a range of programs and free services to help you become a more effective student and to help you navigate campus life. Supports include: TUTORING SERVICES

STUDENT SUCCESS WORKSHOPS

We can help you become a confident writer and be successful in your introductory mathematics and statistics courses with our Writing Services and Math/Stats Tutoring. You can even book your free tutoring appointment online!

We also have a tutor registry where you can access qualified tutors from many diverse subject areas.

Attend interactive workshops such as note taking, efficient reading, time management, and exam preparation.

Discover strategies that will help you develop study skills and achieve better results in the classroom and during exams.

Workshops are also available online.

AMBASSADOR PROGRAM Ambassadors are a group of energetic, committed students who want to volunteer on campus and build their own skill set. First year students can become Ambassadors-in-Training.

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LEARNING SKILLS CONSULTATION Meet with us one-on-one to develop personalized strategies to help you handle the demands of your semester and get better grades.

To learn more, visit www.uregina.ca/student/ssc

STUDENT SUCCESS WORKSHOPS • Conquering Your First Semester • Navigating Your Course Syllabus • Time Management • Effective Note Taking • Reading Strategies • Navigating Math and Science Courses • Study Skills • Writing Tests • Computer Workshops (Word, Excel, and PowerPoint) • Starting a Portfolio • Choosing a Major or Career Direction • Writing Customized Resumes • Interview Skills

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ABORIGINAL STUDENT CENTRE The ASC cultivates a respectful and welcoming atmosphere that encourages student empowerment, identity, community connection, and Indigenous ways of learning.

The ASC acts as a central hub for all students, faculty, staff, and community to gather and find a sense of belonging in the larger university environment.

While the Centre’s focus is on students, the entire campus community is welcome in the Centre. We believe that creating opportunities for intercultural and intergenerational exchange strengthens our campus community and allows us to achieve the greatest heights in education and learning.

The Aboriginal Student Centre’s main focus is on assisting Aboriginal students’: • Successful transition into university • Retention at the post-secondary level • Participation at university events • Successful completion of university • Transition into the workforce

OMÂ PROGRAM The nitôncipâmin omâ Student Success Program (omâ program) is designed to provide you with the most supportive learning environment as a first-year Aboriginal student. The ASC acknowledges that all our students are leaders and within this program we cultivate your leadership skills and assist you in becoming academic leaders on our campus by providing you with the tools you need to navigate your academic path successfully.

Benefits include connections with other first-year students, detailed class material review sessions, priority access to tutors, cultural and social programming, and scholarship opportunities (with possibility of your first year tuition paid for).

Any first-year Aboriginal students in the Faculties of Arts, Science, Business Administration, and Social Work at the U of R, FNUniv, Campion or Luther can apply to participate in this free classroom community program.

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FLEXIBLE LEARNING Get your University of Regina education anytime, anywhere, with flexible study options.

Online, off-campus, evening, weekend, early morning, and summer courses all provide options for full-time or part-time students.

Certificate programs add a professional focus to your degree or allow you to ladder into a degree program. Complete a certificate while working on your degree or complete it on its own.

CENTRE FOR CONTINUING EDUCATION

for Regina Public, Regina Catholic, and Prairie Valley students.

Benefits: Get comfortable with university workload and expectations, lessen your course load in your first year, or graduate sooner.

Email cce.studentservices@uregina.ca if you have questions.

DISTANCE EDUCATION

Make your transition into university easier and get ahead with the High School Accelerated Program. Grade 11 and 12 students can take courses that will count towards a degree as long as pre-requisites are met.

Did you know that you can be a University of Regina student without leaving your community? Courses are available from first-year to graduate studies through distance education. You can take online, televised, video conference, or in-person courses across Saskatchewan or wherever you may be.

Already in or near Regina? Some of these courses are offered at local high schools and the U of R will pay the application fee

This means you can complete your first year of most University of Regina programs from virtually anywhere!

HIGH SCHOOL ACCELERATED PROGRAM

To learn more about flexible learning options, visit www.uregina.ca/cce

LA CITÉ UNIVERSITAIRE FRANCOPHONE La Cité is the newest academic unit on campus! By combining the former Institut français and Department of French, La Cité offers a variety of French programs, services and activities. The University of Regina has the largest selection of study options in French in Saskatchewan: • Bachelor of Arts in French (honours, major or minor) • Certificate in French as a Second Language • French language and culture classes • Math, science, arts and fine arts classes delivered in French

Students registered in the Baccalauréat en éducation (Le Bac) through the Faculty of Education can also take advantage of everything La Cité has to offer.

Scholarships, student supports, and travel opportunities are available through our Centre de services aux étudiants, where an academic advisor will work one-on-one with students in any program.

La Cité is also home to La Rotonde, a unique space to relax and experience francophone culture in the heart of the main campus.

To learn more about La Cité, visit lacite.uregina.ca www.uregina.ca/cce

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EXPERIENCE THE

QUEEN CITY Regina is the capital of Saskatchewan and one of Canada’s friendliest cities. We welcome visitors and new residents with open arms.

Regina is built around Wascana Centre, one of the largest and prettiest urban parks in North America. The University is situated in Wascana Centre and is surrounded by stunning natural landscape. As well, Regina is less than one hour from beautiful valleys and lakes.

Getting around Regina is easy with Regina Transit which connects you to the city around you with 16 million bus routes annually. Plus, as a University of Regina student, you can purchase a monthly bus pass at a special post-secondary rate!

If you are moving to Regina, you will be joining a vibrant and quickly-growing city that’s home to many diverse cultural, entertainment, and recreational opportunities, such as the Regina Symphony Orchestra, the Saskatchewan Roughriders, and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police Academy, Depot Division.

Regina also offers a wide range of exciting festivals year round, including the Regina Folk Festival, Mosaic, Bazaart, and the Cathedral Village Arts Festival. We are home to the Saskatchewan Science Centre (including the Kramer Imax Theatre), the Royal Saskatchewan Museum, art galleries, spas, excellent shopping, and too many new pubs, eateries, and coffee shops to count.

Indoor or outdoor – you’ll never run out of exciting things to do!

R E G I N A Q U I C K FA C T S Population

More than

232,090

100 Parks

25 °C

Average Summer Temperature

2,338

Average Sunshine Hours per Year

Photo: Jean-Guy Dauphanais

Photo: Mark Greschner

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LIFE ON CAMPUS There’s so much more to the U of R than exams, homework, and books.

The University of Regina Students Union (URSU) takes pride in offering you a wide variety of general interest clubs, student societies, and extracurricular events.

If you like the social aspects of life, then you’re going to love the The Owl, Welcome Week, and the various events organized by the student groups on campus. For those who enjoy an informative seminar or workshop, our various events including the Sexual Health Fair and TEDx Regina have your name written all over them.

But, if you can’t find the club for you, URSU will gladly accommodate the specific type of club you would like to start. We will even provide you with some funding to get your head above water.

We also support a number of events that celebrate cultural diversity. The annual Global Showcase is a celebration of the many different cultures that make up our campus and includes food, entertainment, and information booths.

Now, what happens when we take everything mentioned above and merge it together?

You have a lifestyle that URSU likes to refer to as Campus Life!

There are more than one hundred student clubs at the U of R, ranging in themes from the Environmental Club to the Moustache Club.

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For a full listing of student clubs, organizations, and events, visit www.ursu.ca

U OF R STUDENT ID CARD Students are required to have their Student ID to write final exams and to access library materials, but there are so many more benefits.

Your Student ID gets you access to our amazing fitness facilities, allows you admission to campus events, and helps you to receive student discounts at many restaurants, stores, and companies in Regina and beyond!

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U OF R ATHLETICS

WELL PLAYED

No university experience would be complete without some sport and recreation. Whether you like to compete, keep fit, or simply cheer from the sidelines, there are always plenty of options at the U of R.

INTERVARSITY ATHLETICS TEAMS

The University of Regina has a 16-team intervarsity athletics program that competes against other post-secondary institutions across Canada and the United States. The teams are members of the Canadian Interuniversity Sport and the Canada West Universities Athletic Association. 15 of the 16 teams are known as the U of R Cougars. The U of R football team is called the Rams – a homage to the program’s inception as a junior football club back in 1954.

sports such as volleyball, slow-pitch, floor hockey, curling, ultimate Frisbee, innertube waterpolo, or a wide range of fitness classes. You can also join competitive clubs like the Cheer or Rugby team or recreation clubs like badminton.

The University of Regina’s varsity teams have combined for three national championships and 28 conference championships since ascending to interuniversity competition in the late 1960s.

The Centre for Kinesiology, Health, and Sport is a state-of-the-art, multi-use facility that draws local, national, and international events throughout the year. The Centre features a three-court gymnasium with seating for up to 2,000 spectators, two multipurpose gymnasiums, an elevated four-lane running track, lecture and classroom facilities, teaching and research laboratories, and an outside artificial turf field and two natural grass fields.

Cougar and Rams games are always free to attend for current U of R students.

So get out your best green and gold duds and show your school spirit while cheering on your teams!

RECREATION AND INTRAMURALS Whether you want to meet new friends, stay fit, or burn off some stress, our recreation and intramural programs attract nearly two thirds of University of Regina students to a wide range of activities, including team

CENTRE FOR KINESIOLOGY, HEALTH, AND SPORT (FACILITIES FOR FUN) Want to sweat out your stress after class?

Swim some laps for fitness or fun?

We’re home to some top notch facilities.

Track & Field (M & W) Volleyball (M & W) Wrestling (M & W) Rams Football (M) Basketball (M & W) Cross Country (M & W) Hockey (M & W) Soccer (W) Swimming (M & W) Find full schedules for the 2015-16 season at www.reginacougars.com and www.reginarams.com.

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OUTSIDE THE CLASSROOM

The U of R offers a wide variety of services and amenities to ensure that you have the best experience possible.

From your favourite coffee shops, to theatrical performances, to on-site medical services, you’ll never want to leave campus!

MEAL PLAN & FOOD SERVICES

CAMPUS SECURITY

University of Regina Food Services offers delicious food, culinary talent, and dining programs. Whether you are living on or off campus, there are a number of food outlets and meal plan options to meet your needs.

In addition, there are over a dozen restaurants to choose from including two Tim Hortons, an Extreme Pita, and two Starbucks.

View a full listing of food services at www.dineoncampus.ca/uofregina

The University of Regina offers one of the safest campus experiences in the country. Round-the-clock patrols, an evening walk-along program, and prevention classes assist our proactive approach to keeping you safe at all times.

Visit www.uregina.ca/campus_security to learn more.

ARTS & CULTURE Showcase your talents! You can join the University Chamber Singers, Jazz Band, Concert Band, or take private music lessons at the Conservatory of Performing Arts.

Attend an opening at the Fifth Parallel Gallery, the longest-running studentoperated art gallery in the country.

If theatre or film is your passion, you can join a theatrical production or check out our annual student run film festival.

CHILD CARE This year we doubled our campus day care capacity! Two centres provide licensed services and creative programming.

WOMEN’S CENTRE The University of Regina Women’s Centre provides a range of supports for female students including peer counselling, resource materials, special events, and mentoring programs.

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COUNSELLING SERVICES Our professional psychologists and clinical counsellors work to make university life a positive experience for all U of R students.

Through personal and group counselling, we address the variety of academic and personal issues students face. We provide them with the tools and resources to cope

with stress and be successful. We also offer emergency counselling for individuals who suddenly find themselves in crisis.

MEDICAL SERVICES Need a prescription filled? Have a sports related injury? Our on-site health centre offers you services with a range of health providers including family physicians, surgeons and specialists, professionals in traditional Chinese medicine, chiropractors, physiotherapists, massage therapists, psychologists, and exercise professionals.

Visit www.aspenmedicalsurgery.com to learn more.

To see everything the U of R has to offer, visit www.uregina.ca

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PROGRAM INDEX

ACCOUNTING

ATHLETIC THERAPY

BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

BACHELOR OF KINESIOLOGY

Faculty of Business Administration

Faculty of Kinesiology & Health Studies

Learn accounting theories and practices in an applicable way. Gain experience with managerial, financial and cost accounting practices and learn how to prepare and analyze financial statements.

In partnership with Mount Royal University in Calgary, Alberta, students are able to complete the required coursework towards certification with the Certified Athletic Therapist Association (CATA).

EL: Co-op

EL: Fieldwork

ACTUARIAL SCIENCE BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

Faculty of Science Application of mathematics, statistics and risk theories to the design of insurance and pension programs and various business environments. Become experts in risk management.

EL: Internship | FC: Campion, Luther, FNUniv Highest paying 4-year degree on average.

ANTHROPOLOGY BACHELOR OF ARTS

Faculty of Arts Develop deep, useful, cross-cultural understanding of human beings. Gain insights into politics, culture, gender, race, language, kinship and the complexities of globalization and multiculturalism in the modern world.

EL: Co-op | FC: Campion, Luther

APPLIED PHYSICS BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

Faculty of Science Best of modern physics instruction with practical knowledge in related applied fields.

EL: Co-op | FC: Campion, Luther, FNUniv

BIOCHEMISTRY BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

Faculty of Science Learn biophysics, molecular genetics and complex biological processes. Focus is biosynthesis of natural products or membrane proteins and cell surface structures and understanding living cells at the molecular level.

EL: Co-op | FC: Campion, Luther, FNUniv

BIOLOGY BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

Faculty 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.

Concentrations: Cellular and Molecular Biology or Ecology and Environment.

EL: Co-op | FC: Campion, Luther, FNUniv Our graduate and undergraduate research is ranked in the top 1 percent of all plant and animal science departments in the world!

CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

ART HISTORY

Faculty of Science

BACHELOR OF ARTS

Learn to plan, set up and conduct chemical analysis and experiments and to develop chemical products. You will build upon logical and innovative thinking skills and write technical reports. * Must first complete Sask Polytech Diploma.

Faculty of Fine Arts

To see full descriptions, learn more about our programs, view sample classes and career paths, visit urconnected.uregina.ca

Note: Competitive program cannot be declared at time of admission. Apply to Human Kinetics.

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, Luther, FNUniv

EL: Professional Placement Program FC: Campion, Luther

EL – Experiential Learning Opportunities FC – Program available through a Federated College

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CHEMISTRY

CREATIVE WRITING (ENGLISH)

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

BACHELOR OF ARTS

EDUCATION – INDIGENOUS (ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY)

Faculty of Science

Faculty of Arts

BACHELOR OF EDUCATION

Conduct chemical analyses, design, synthesize and test new chemical products and measure pollutants in the air, water and soil. Develop analytical, problem solving, data interpretation skills through hands on work.

This stream might suit those interested in writing creative works such as poetry, fiction, or drama.

Faculty of Education

EL: Co-op | FC: Campion, Luther, FNUniv

BACHELOR OF ARTS, BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

Internship | FNUniv

Faculty of Arts | Faculty of Science

Apply through FNUniv.

CHINESE BACHELOR OF ARTS

Faculty of Arts Learn the most-spoken language in the world. Grow your knowledge of Mandarin, Chinese, and Chinese culture to improve your language skills and open doors to new career options.

EL: Co-op | FC: Campion, Luther

EL: Co-op | FC: Campion, Luther, FNUniv

ECONOMICS

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

EL: Co-op | FC: Campion, Luther, FNUniv

ARTS EDUCATION BACHELOR OF EDUCATION

CLASSICAL AND MEDIEVAL STUDIES

Faculty of Education

BACHELOR OF ARTS

Prepares graduates to teach arts education from kindergarten through grade 12. Gain tools to plan and lead artistic experiences for individuals and groups of diverse backgrounds, assess learning levels and collaborate with other leaders.

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 and develop an ability to analyze complex issues, think creatively and analytically.

EL: Internship Direct-entry program/competitive.

EL: Co-op | FC: Campion, Luther

COMPUTER SCIENCE

EDUCATION – BACCALAURÉAT EN ÉDUCATION ELEMENTARY/SECONDAIR

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

BACHELOR OF EDUCATION

Faculty of Science

Faculty of Education

Learn all aspects of computing; from coding to user-interfaces as well as how to program computers for simple and complex tasks, including computer graphics, animation, and video games.

Prepares grads to teach in elementary or secondary level Francophone or French immersion schools. Students spend second year at Laval in Quebec City.

EL: Co-op | FC: Campion, Luther, FNUniv

Direct-entry program/competitive.

Accredited since 1982 – longer than any other program in Canada.

CREATIVE TECHNOLOGIES BACHELOR OF ARTS

Faculty of Fine Arts Enhance your creativity with the power of technology and work outside traditional creative study areas through the linking of technology, new media, music, and visual arts while working and studying with new media.

EL: Internship

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 nine level.

Holistic First Nations teaching perspective prepares students as generalists for both elementary and secondary level. Specific courses designed to introduce teachers to unique needs of First Nations students.

EDUCATION – MUSIC BACHELOR OF MUSIC EDUCATION

Faculty of Education | Faculty of Fine Arts The 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 eight semesters.

EL: Internship

EDUCATION – SASKATCHEWAN URBAN TEACHER EDUCATION (SUNTEP) BACHELOR OF EDUCATION

Faculty of Education Incorporates native studies and crosscultural education with a solid foundation in the mechanics of teaching while spending a substantial amount of time working with teachers and their students in mostly urban schools.

EL: Internship Direct-entry program/competitive.

EDUCATION – SECONDARY BACHELOR OF EDUCATION

Faculty of Education You will be required to identify a major and minor area of focus. Majors: Biology, Business, Technology & Media, Chemistry, English, Health, Mathematics, Physical Education, Physics and Social Studies (Minors: Arts Ed., Dance, Drama, French, Outdoor Education, Religious Studies).

EL: Internship Direct-entry program/competitive.

EL: Internship Direct-entry program/competitive.

EL: Professional Placement Program FC: Campion, Luther Unique in Saskatchewan.

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PROGR AM INDE X (CONTINUED) ENGINEERING – ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS

ENGINEERING – SOFTWARE SYSTEMS

ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH & SCIENCE

BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE

BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE

BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE

Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science

Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science

Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science

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 students to develop greater software and hardware abilities.

Analyze, design, and develop software operations on many types of computers, microprocessors, analyze requirements, test systems, plan and manage software projects and solve technical problems.

Seeks to understand and address environmental health issues such as pollution, waste management and environmental issues facing First Nations people. Use analytical and problem solving skills to assess different health risks and learn to develop and administer policies, programs and projects.

EL: Co-op

BACHELOR OF ARTS

EL: Co-op

ENGLISH

EL: Co-op

Faculty of Arts ENGINEERING – ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS

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 communications skills.

ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES

EL: Co-op | FC: Campion, Luther, FNUniv

EL: Co-op | FC: Campion, Luther

ENTREPRENEURSHIP

FILM PRODUCTION

BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

BACHELOR OF ARTS

ENGINEERING – INDUSTRIAL SYSTEMS

Faculty of Business Administration

Faculty of Fine Arts

BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE

Prepare business plans and develop an understanding of venture capital and angel investing.

You will study the history, theory and analysis of motion pictures. You will also be introduced to the basics of film, video and new media production, including scriptwriting, directing, recording, editing, digital imaging, and sound production.

BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE

Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science Plan, design and evaluate solutions to environmental problems like air pollution, waste management, transportation and industrial development.

EL: Co-op

Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science Become an engineering generalist with specialized training in understanding, controlling and monitoring engineering systems. Learn to organize and effectively use all resources of modern manufacturing and process industries.

EL: Co-op

ENGINEERING – PETROLEUM SYSTEMS BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE

Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science Learn to evaluate oil and gas reserves, design well drilling facilities, perform advanced reservoir simulation and visualization, develop new techniques to enhance oil recovery and conduct modern reservoir management.

EL: Co-op One of the largest accredited petroleum engineering programs in North America.

EL: Co-op

ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY

Faculty of Arts Study the concepts and interrelationships needed to understand the complexities of environmental issues, and how humans connect and interact with these issues.

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

EL: Professional Placement Program

Faculty of Science

FC: Campion, Luther

Explore contemporary environmental issues and learn how to monitor, assess and manage the use of natural resources, apply mapping and remote sensing techniques and conduct research. * Enter this program in third year.

The film and video production program is the only degree program of its kind between Toronto and Vancouver.

FC: Campion, Luther, FNUniv

The film and video 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.

ENVIRONMENTAL GEOSCIENCE BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

Faculty of Science Study the geological and geographic composition of the environment and the forces that shaped and continue to shape our Earth.

FC: Campion, Luther, FNUniv

EL – Experiential Learning Opportunities FC – Program available through a Federated College

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BACHELOR OF ARTS

FILM STUDIES BACHELOR OF ARTS

Faculty of Fine Arts

EL: Professional Placement Program FC: Campion, Luther

FINANCE

GEOLOGY

HISTORY

BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

BACHELOR OF ARTS

Faculty of Business Administration

Faculty of Science

Faculty of Arts

Analyze and interpret financial information to make money-handling decisions.

Examine financial concepts, theories and analyses, understand financial markets, identify and analyze risk to implement and manage resource allocation strategies.

Geology is the study of the processes and physical structure of the earth. This program takes a very practical approach and you will take advantage of the university’s access to drill core (rock samples) and other resources.

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: Co-op

EL: Co-op | FC: Campion, Luther, FNUniv

EL: Co-op | FC: Campion, Luther

FRENCH

GERMAN

HUMAN JUSTICE

BACHELOR OF ARTS

BACHELOR OF ARTS

BACHELOR OF HUMAN JUSTICE

La Cité

Faculty of Arts

Faculty of Arts

The study of French language and linguistics as well as francophone cultures.

You can focus on either language or literature and you can qualify for the bilingual designation by taking between 40 and 60 percent of your courses in French.

Studying languages helps you to develop skills such as cultural awareness, formal and informal speaking, knowledge of other countries, listening, mental agility, proof-reading, report-writing, editing, summarizing and verbal accuracy.

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. Two semesters of professional experience in second and fourth years of study.

GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SCIENCE

GERONTOLOGY

BACHELOR OF GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SCIENCE

Faculty of Arts Gain practical and applicable knowledge in Geography and Environmental Studies.

Geographic Information Science is the intellectual understanding behind the development and application of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) which allows you to utilize this emerging technology being used throughout the world to solve problems in multiple disciplines.

EL: Co-op | FC: Campion, Luther Unique designation not offered anywhere else in North America.

GEOGRAPHY BACHELOR OF ARTS

EL: Co-op | FC: Campion, Luther

BACHELOR OF KINESIOLOGY

Faculty of Kinesiology & Health Studies

HUMAN KINETICS

Study the social, psychological and biological aspects of aging. This program takes an active health approach to anticipating the needs of an aging population.

BACHELOR OF KINESIOLOGY

EL: Fieldwork

EL: Co-op | FC: Campion, Luther

Faculty of Kinesiology & Health Studies Focuses on biomechanics, physiology, exercise physiology and movement theory in relation to health and disease. Also referred to as exercise science.

EL: Fieldwork

HEALTH PROMOTION BACHELOR OF KINESIOLOGY

HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

Faculty of Kinesiology & Health Studies

BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Learn about issues impacting the health of different populations as well as about key factors in wellness promotion which is becoming more prevalent in organizations.

EL: Fieldwork

Faculty of Arts | Faculty of Science The study of geography allows you to determine how people interact with their environment. The discipline is diverse and is based upon a blend of both natural and social sciences.

EL: Practicum required | FC: Campion, 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. * Optional concentration in Indigenous Health and Well Being.

EL: Fieldwork | FC: Campion, Luther, FNUniv

Faculty of Business Administration 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, how to manage a diverse workforce and to properly apply conflict resolution skills.

EL: Co-op

INDIAN FINE ARTS & ART HISTORY BACHELOR OF ARTS, BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS

Faculty of Fine Arts The Department of Indian Fine Arts teaches not only the history of Indian art but also modern art and technique in both two and three dimensions.

EL: Professional Placement Program FC: Campion, Luther, FNUniv

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PROGR AM INDE X (CONTINUED) INDIGENOUS LANGUAGES: CREE OR SAULTEAUX (SPECIAL PROGRAM)

INTERNATIONAL STUDIES

MANAGEMENT (GENERAL)

BACHELOR OF ARTS

BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

BACHELOR OF ARTS

Faculty of Arts

Faculty of Business Administration

Faculty of Arts

Integrate international and regional area studies to explore global processes and structures that connect and affect countries around the world. Students can choose to focus on Asian studies, European studies, Development studies or International Affairs.

Become an expert in business management theory and practice, organizational behaviour, operations management, communications and overall management decision making.

Learn how to develop and implement organizational strategies.

EL: Co-op | FC: Campion, Luther

EL: Co-op

JAPANESE

MARKETING

BACHELOR OF ARTS

BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Faculty of Arts

Faculty of Business Administration

Open the gateway to Asian languages and cultures. Broaden your perspective on values and cultural traditions that are influential across Asia with courses focusing on language, religious beliefs, and cultural awareness.

Develop research skills and the ability to predict consumer behaviour. Create and implement marketing strategies, understand consumer buying behaviour and strategically align products with the right market for public and nonprofit organization.

FNUniv’s Department of Indian Languages, Arts and Cultures works to strengthen the First Nations identity by ensuring the survival of Saskatchewan First Nations languages. The department offers majors in Cree, Saulteaux and minors in Nakota, Dakota and Dene.

EL: Co-op | FC: Campion, Luther, FNUniv

INDIGENOUS SOCIAL WORK (QUALIFYING) BACHELOR OF SOCIAL WORK

Faculty of Social Work Prepares students to enter the field of human service as social workers across Canada with a special emphasis on working with First Nation individuals, families, groups, and communities.

EL: Co-op | FC: Campion, Luther

EL: Practicum required | FC: FNUniv

INDIGENOUS STUDIES BACHELOR OF ARTS

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, as well as traditional perspectives and content.

Indigenous studies courses specifically foster critical thinking skills, written and oral expression and the development of research methods.

EL: Co-op | FC: Campion, Luther, FNUniv

EL: Co-op

JOURNALISM (PRE-JOURNALISM) BACHELOR OF ARTS

MATHEMATICS

Faculty of Arts

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

Study the history of journalism, media convergence and ownership trends, as well as Aboriginal issues in journalism.

Learn newspaper and magazine writing; television, radio news, and documentary production; digital editing and desktop and Internet publishing.

Faculty of Science

EL: Internship | FC: Campion, Luther Students spend a semester on an internship in a radio, television, newspaper, magazine or Internet newsroom

LINGUISTICS BACHELOR OF ARTS

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS

Faculty of Arts

BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Linguists concern themselves with the structure of language: all forms of human language and the search for the patterns of sound, word-form, phrase structure and meaning that underlie language we use. * Most linguistic courses do not require fluency in another language.

Faculty of Business Administration Apply a global perspective to business management and develop an understanding of international trade and the international monetary system.

Learn about multinational business operations, economic integration and international business relations.

EL: Co-op | FC: Campion, Luther. FNUniv

EL: Co-op

EL – Experiential Learning Opportunities FC – Program available through a Federated College

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Your studies will focus on calculus, matrix algebra and differential equations resulting in the development of high level reasoning skills.

EL: Co-op | FC: Campion, Luther, FNUniv Did you know mathematics is one of the oldest sciences?

MEDICAL IMAGING BACHELOR OF MEDICAL IMAGING

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. * Must also complete Sask Polytech Diploma.

FC: Campion, Luther, FNUniv

MEDICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE

PHILOSOPHY, POLITICS AND ECONOMICS

BACHELOR OF MEDICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE

BACHELOR OF ARTS

Faculty of Science

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.

Explore various topics such as biology, organic chemistry, biochemistry and genetics. You will participate in computer assisted research, statistical analyses of medical experiments and data, safety practices and infection control, and professional communication. * Must also complete Sask Polytech Diploma.

FC: Campion, Luther, FNUniv

MUSIC

Faculty of Arts

EL: Co-op | FC: Campion, Luther NEW PROGRAM at U of R. Both the current Prime Ministers of the United Kingdom and Australia are PPE program graduates.

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

BACHELOR OF MUSIC, BACHELOR OF ARTS

Faculty of Fine Arts 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.

EL: Professional Placement Program FC: Campion, Luther

NURSING (REGISTERED NURSE) BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING

Faculty of Nursing Study human anatomy and physiology, Aboriginal health, pharmacology, informatics, research methods and more.

The program will enable you to support and advocate for people to achieve and maintain health through holistic nursing care.

EL: Clinical Placements

PHILOSOPHY BACHELOR OF ARTS

PHYSICS BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

Faculty of Science Physics is the basis of all other sciences and involves the study of space, time and energy. This program is a co-operative effort between the University and participating industrial employers. These partnerships enable you to obtain hands-on, real world experience.

EL: Co-op | FC: Campion, Luther, FNUniv

POLICE STUDIES (SPECIAL PROGRAM) 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 in the Department of Justice Studies focusing on theoretical and applied knowledge.

EL: Practicum required | FC: Campion, Luther The Bachelor of Police Studies is a unique degree offering two programs of study: a professional path and an academic path.

Faculty of Arts Study classic philosophers, such as Aristotle and Plato, and explore the influential and world-changing 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.

EL: Co-op | FC: Campion, Luther

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

POLITICAL SCIENCE

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

FC: Campion, Luther, FNUniv

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 study in any discipline prior to admission to the Chiropractic program.

FC: Campion, Luther, FNUniv

PRE-DENTISTRY Faculty of Science Students 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) in the Faculty of Science.

FC: Campion, Luther, FNUniv

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 others of us? Think critically and systematically about human nature and society and the operation of our political institutions.

EL: Co-op | FC: Campion, Luther

PRE-LAW Faculty of Arts | Faculty of Science Complete the course requirements for admission to the University of Saskatchewan Law School at the U of R. Students are required to take 60 credit hours of courses, the equivalent to two years of full time University courses before being eligible to apply to Law School.

FC: Campion, Luther, FNUniv

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PROGR AM INDE X (CONTINUED) PRE-MEDICINE Faculty of Arts | Faculty of Kinesiology & Health Studies | Faculty of Science

PRE-PHARMACY Faculty of Arts | Faculty of Science

RELIGIOUS STUDIES Faculty of Arts

Students can complete the pre-medicine requirements for the University of Saskatchewan MD Degree at the University of Regina. Students must complete a 4-year baccalaureate preparatory degree to be eligible to apply to the College of Medicine. As well, students will be required to write the MCAT for admission.

At the U of R, students can complete the pre-pharmacy requirements for the College of Pharmacy at the University of Saskatchewan. Students are eligible to apply to the U of S after completion of 30 credit hours of specified courses. Prepharmacy courses completed at the U of R can be used toward a variety of programs at the University of Regina.

FC: Campion, Luther, FNUniv

FC: Campion, Luther, FNUniv

PRE-NUTRITION Faculty of Arts | Faculty of Science

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

BACHELOR OF ARTS

Learn about people, diversity and beliefs and gain insight into a broad range of religious expressions around the globe.

Study the practices, beliefs and origins of various religions.

EL: Co-op | FC: Campion, Luther

RESOURCE AND ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES BACHELOR OF ARTS

Students can complete the pre-nutrition requirements for the Nutrition program at the University of Saskatchewan at the University of Regina. Students are eligible to apply to the Nutrition program after completion of 30 credits hours of specific course requirements. Pre-nutrition courses completed at the University of Regina can be used toward a variety of programs at the U of R.

The School of Physical Therapy at the University of Saskatchewan has implemented a Master of Physical Therapy program. Applicants are 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.

FC: Campion, Luther, FNUniv

FC: Campion, Luther, FNUniv

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. Applicants are eligible to apply after completing a four year bachelor’s degree in any discipline which includes at least two years of full-time study. Specific pre-requisite courses may be required.

FC: Campion, Luther, FNUniv

Faculty of Arts 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. * Must also complete Sask Polytech’s Resource and Environmental Law Diploma.

EL: Co-op | FC: Campion, Luther

SOCIAL WORK (PRE-SOCIAL WORK) BACHELOR OF SOCIAL WORK

PRE-VETERINARY MEDICINE Faculty of Arts | Faculty of Science University of Regina students can complete the admission requirements for the College of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Saskatchewan. Students are eligible to apply to the University of Saskatchewan after the completion of 60 credit hours of required and elective courses. Pre-veterinary courses completed at the University of Regina can be used toward a degree in science at the University of Regina.

Faculty of Social Work Passionate about helping individuals, families and communities reach their full potential? Learn to counsel individuals, facilitate groups, analyze social policy and programs, develop and administer social programs and empower community groups.

EL: Practicum required Study in Regina or Saskatoon or through various regional colleges. Many web, televised, and online courses.

FC: Campion, Luther, FNUniv

PRE-OPTOMETRY Faculty of Science Students 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. Students are eligible to apply to the University of Waterloo after three years 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.

SOCIOLOGY AND SOCIAL STUDIES PSYCHOLOGY BACHELOR OF ARTS, BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

Faculty of Arts | Faculty of Science Why do we behave the way we do?

Learn how people relate to each other and the world around them, while also learning about yourself. Psychologists tackle an array of questions about what makes us human.

EL: Co-op | FC: Campion, Luther, FNUniv

FC: Campion, Luther, FNUniv

EL – Experiential Learning Opportunities FC – Program available through a Federated College

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BACHELOR OF ARTS

Faculty of Arts Study the relationships between people and institutions and how these relationships affect our decision making and everyday lives. Analyze human social behaviour and complex social issues to understand social events and how they impact societies.

EL: Co-op | FC: Campion, Luther

SOFTWARE SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

Faculty of Science Enjoy solving technical problems or using simple programming languages to create your own computer games and software materials? Learn how to create, design, implement, and test large software systems throughout this program.

EL: Co-op | FC: Campion, Luther, FNUniv

THEATRE AND PERFORMANCE (ACTING, DESIGN, STAGE MANAGEMENT) BACHELOR OF ARTS

Faculty of Fine Arts Train to become an actor, designer, stage manager, technical director, or researcher in a professional-track program. Study with world class professors who are active artists and researchers.

EL: Professional Placement Program

SPANISH

FC: Campion, Luther

BACHELOR OF ARTS

Faculty of Arts

THERAPEUTIC RECREATION

Grow your knowledge of the Spanish language and Hispanic cultures to open the door to new career options.

BACHELOR OF SPORT AND RECREATION STUDIES

EL: Co-op | FC: Campion, Luther

SPORT AND RECREATION MANAGEMENT

CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS Enhance your 4-year degree OR start with a certificate/diploma!

Certificate programs add a professional focus to your degree or allow you to ladder into a degree program. Complete a certificate while working on your degree or complete it on its own. Discover exciting fields like public relations, administration, or local government.

Faculty of Kinesiology & Health Studies Study how leisure, play, and sport are a vital therapeutic component for people with mental or physical health issues or injuries in this nationally-certified program.

Here are some examples of certificates you can start with or enhance your degree with!

Think about completing a minor (a smaller specialization) as part of your degree too! Some possible unique minor opportunities include:

• Administration (Indian Management) Certificate • Advanced Certificate in Criminal Justice • Language Certificates: Chinese, French as a Second Language, German, Japanese, Spanish • Certificate in Computer Science • Certificate in Dance Teacher Education • Certificate in Economics • Certificate in First Nations Language Instruction • Certificate in Indian Communication Arts • Certificate in Indigenous Health Practice • Certificate in Intercultural Leadership • Certificate in International Studies • Certificate in Local Government Authority • Certificate in Pastoral Studies • Certificate in Political and International Governance • Certificate in Public Relations • Diploma of Business Administration • Hospitality, Tourism and Gaming Entertainment Management Certificate • Liberal Arts Certificate or Diploma

Catholic Studies, Classical Studies, Chinese Studies, Creative Technologies, Dakota, Dene or Nakota Language Studies, Indigenous Health Studies, Intercultural Leadership, Justice Studies, Indian Art, Photography

For a full listing of available certificate and diploma programs visit www.uregina.ca/cce

BACHELOR OF SPORT AND RECREATION STUDIES

EL: Fieldwork

Faculty of Kinesiology & Health Studies

VISUAL ARTS

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

BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS

EL: Fieldwork

Faculty of Fine Arts Grow your professional expertise in two and three-dimensional art (e.g., painting, sculpture, ceramics, printmaking, etc.) while studying alongside established artists and researchers.

EL: Professional Placement Program

STATISTICS

FC: Campion, Luther

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

Faculty of Science

WOMEN’S & GENDER STUDIES

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

BACHELOR OF ARTS

EL: Co-op | FC: Campion, Luther, FNUniv

Faculty of Arts Explore the history, theory, and social constructs of women’s and gender issues in this interdisciplinary program.

EL: Co-op | FC: Campion, Luther

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VISIT US Come visit us! There is no need to wait for a special event. You can visit by yourself, with your friends or family, or with a school group. Whatever the size and make-up of your group, we can customize a visit to suit you.

CAMPUS TOURS

ENROLMENT COUNSELLING

See our beautiful campus before choosing it as your new home! A current U of R student will give you a full insider’s look.

You’ll visit classrooms, explore our facilities, stop by our federated colleges, walk the Academic Green, and see U of R residences. Feel free to bring your friends and parents - and don’t forget your questions!

Before you apply, sit down ONE-ON-ONE with an experienced Enrolment Counsellor to explore programs, ask questions, gather information, and be guided through the application process.

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Visit urconnected.uregina.ca to book a tour and/or enrolment counselling session!

OPEN HOUSE

Each fall, we offer a Saturday Open House for high school students and their families.

Come learn about everything the University of Regina has to offer with other future students. You can talk to current students, tour campus, see our residences, and learn more about the specific programs that you are interested in. We also offer a reduced application fee for students who apply for admission at the event!

ADMISSION ON THE SPOT Bring your transcripts, your $100 application fee and, for certain programs, someone will work to assess and process your application right then and there.

SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION WORKSHOPS Learn how to complete your Entrance Scholarship Application in our scholarship database. These workshops will also teach you how to search for awards, write an awesome personal statement, and what to ask for in reference letters.

Visit urconnected.uregina.ca for all the details!

URBEGINNING!

In the spring, the University will host an event for new students who plan to start their studies in the fall. This event will help new students register for fall courses.

By attending this kickoff to advising, you will get to know your soon-to-be home – the University of Regina. You will get first choice in courses, plus get to enjoy participating in additional sessions and events.

That’s not all!

Visit urconnected.uregina.ca for a list of other great opportunities to visit, including program and federated college specific events.

C O N TA C T U S We would love to hear from you.

Contact us to ask questions, learn more about our events or book a tour today!

ENROLMENT SERVICES Tel: 306-585-4591 or 1-800-644-4756 Fax: 306-585-5686 urconnected.uregina.ca Email: enrolment.services@uregina.ca (visits, events, program information, admissions information) student.loans@uregina.ca scholarships@uregina.ca CAMPION COLLEGE Tel: 306-586-4242 or 1-800-667-7282 Fax: 306-359-1200 Email: campion.college@uregina.ca www.campioncollege.ca FIRST NATIONS UNIVERSITY OF CANADA Tel: 306-790-5950 or 1-800-267-6303 Fax: 306-790-5999 Email: info@fnuniv.ca www.fnuniv.ca LUTHER COLLEGE Tel: 306-585-5444 or 1-800-588-4378 Fax: 306-585-5267 Email: lutherreg@uregina.ca www.luthercollege.edu/university