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Find the Perfect Balance

WHAT’S YOUR STORY? What makes you tick? What gets you up in the

morning? What floats your boat and drives your passion? What makes you you? You’re reading this

viewbook, so you’re obviously very intelligent, somewhat curious, and possibly an undiscovered genius (which would be pretty cool). If you’re new

to university, your story may just be starting.

If you’re a transfer student, it may be well underway. Wherever you’re at in your journey, we have the

people and the programs that will help you write

the next exciting chapter of your story.

02 | What’s Our Story?

04 | U of R by the Numbers

06 | Discover the Queen City

08 | Student Support Services

10 | Study Abroad

14 | Earn While You Learn

16 | Campus Map

18 | On-campus Housing

20 | Campus Life

25 | U of R Athletics

28 | Our Alumni

30 | Federated Colleges

32 | Program Index

40 | Visit Us!

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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We could tell you about how

we started out in 1911 as the

modest Regina College.

We could also tell you about

how we grew in size and

significance until we ultimately

became an independent

degree-granting university,

the University of Regina,

in 1974. But let’s face it, this

probably isn’t the best time for

a history lesson. Instead, we’ll

tell you about what makes us

different. We’ll tell you about

what makes us one of the

leading mid-sized universities

in Canada. We’ll tell you about

what makes us us.

It’s true! We’re so confident that our

grads will receive employment in their

field of study that we guarantee it!

It’s called our UR GUARANTEE –

and it was the first program of its kind

in Canada. If you’re a newly admitted

or transfer student with 30-credit

hours or less of post-secondary

classes and you do not secure

employment in your field within six

months of graduation, we’ll pay for

you to come back for another year

of undergraduate classes!

WE PUT OUR

MONEY WHERE

OUR MOUTH IS

WE HELP YOU

EARN WHILE

YOU LEARN

WE PROVIDE

A HOME AWAY

FROM HOME

WE’RE NOT

TOO BIG & NOT

TOO SMALL

WE CAN

SHOW YOU

THE WORLD

Okay, maybe not from a magic

carpet, but Aladdin has nothing

on us. Students in our UR

International Study Abroad Program

get to study in some of the most

fascinating and beautiful places

on earth. From the futuristic

cityscapes of Asia, to the historic

landmarks of Europe, our students

broaden their horizons and become

true citizens of the world.

Not to brag, but we DID pioneer

the Co-operative (Co-op) Education

Work Experience Program in

Western Canada. Our students get

the opportunity to gain valuable

experience-based learning while

pursuing almost any undergraduate

degree. Co-op Programs are

available in nearly 50 areas of study

and helped our students earn over

$10 Million in 2017! Okay, so maybe

we are bragging (just a little bit).

Moving away from home can be hard;

but once you get over not having your

dad’s world-famous French toast,

you’ll soon realize that life on campus

is pretty great. Six fully-furnished

residence buildings offer a wide

variety of housing options. Not only

does living in Housing offer

independence and convenience, it

also provides the opportunity to meet

others and make lifelong friendships

(you may even find someone who can

make delicious French toast).

We like to think we’re in the

Goldilocks zone of universities.

Our smaller class sizes mean that

your professors and classmates

will actually know your name. You’ll

recognize friendly faces in the halls

and know where you’re going after

just a few days on campus. But don’t

be fooled by our size! Even though

we’re a smallish campus, we still

offer a broad range of programming,

exceptional faculty, and some truly

world-class facilities.

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ENUMBERS15,276

Number of students

enrolled in 2017

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14% Percentage of

International students

28:1Average student to

teacher ratio

224Number of online

courses offered last year

10Number of places to

grab a coffee on campus

2Number of daycares

located on campus

$12,000Average Co-op

earnings per 4-month

internship

10Number of Living

Learning Communities

on campus

11Average number of

minutes it takes to

walk across campus

150+ Number of

undergraduate programs

13Number of locations to

use your Dining Plan Card

13%Percentage of

self-declared Aboriginal

students

Regina, affectionately referred to as the Queen City,

is the capital of Saskatchewan and one of Canada’s

friendliest cities.

Located in the heart of the North

American plains, Regina receives more

hours of sunshine per year than any

other Canadian city, making it a great

place to call home (and the ideal place

to lounge like a cat or grow impressive

houseplants).

The Queen City is built around Wascana

Centre, one of the largest and most

picturesque urban parks in North

America, making it a beautiful place

to live. Wascana Lake is located just

seconds from campus and surrounded

by dozens of pathways where you can

admire the beauty of nature while you

jog, walk, bike, longboard, or maybe

even gallop (hey, we’re not judging).

Regina offers the perfect blend of big

city amenities and small town charm.

When you live here, you may have rush

minutes, but you’ll never have rush hour!

Getting around is easy with Regina Tran-

sit, which connects you to all areas of

the city with 16 million bus routes annu-

ally. Our U-Pass gives students unlimited

access to all transit routes (including

express university routes)!

There’s also no shortage of things

to do in Regina. Whether you’re a sports

fanatic, culture buff, foodie or adventure

seeker – Regina has something for you.

With a growing entrepreneurial

population, Regina is quickly becoming

a destination for exceptional local

culinary and shopping experiences.

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Wascana Park Downtown Regina

With a current population

of 253,220, Regina is growing

quickly and home to many diverse

cultural, entertainment, and

recreational opportunities.

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Walk around

Wascana Lake

as the sun is

setting

Window shop

for local wares

in the Cathedral

district

Try astronaut

ice cream at the

Saskatchewan

Science Centre

Catch a live

performance

at Globe Theatre

Carve a watermelon

helmet and attend

a Saskatchewan

Roughriders game

Pontificate about

artist intent at

the MacKenzie Art

Gallery

Watch an

outdoor movie

in Victoria Park

Take in a movie

on the big (really

BIG) screen at

the Kramer IMAX

Theatre

Try one of over 20

insanely delicious

flavours from Coney

Island Poutine

Visit the

Royal Canadian

Mounted Police

Heritage Centre

In Regina

everything is close

together and easy

to find.

Morgan Esperance

3rd year, Indian Communication Arts

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The UR Guarantee Program has

been a great decision with no downsides.

The resources and support offered for

new and continuing students helped

me to excel in my classes, and accessing

volunteer experience opportunities helped

me find a great summer job as

a second-year student.

Matthew Hamilton | 2nd year, Faculty of Science

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GET WITH THE PROGRAM

The UR Guarantee Program was created to support students

every step of the way through their university experience,

up to and including finding employment after graduation.

So how does it work? Once you sign up, you’ll meet with an

advisor who will help you adapt to all aspects of university

life. You’ll be given the opportunity to attend a wide variety

of workshops and learn many valuable life skills, including:

academic skills, writing a great resumé, developing interview

skills, receiving career advice, and more. The UR Guarantee

Program is designed to enhance your university experience

by empowering you to achieve your educational, career and

life goals. Once you’ve completed all elements of the

UR Guarantee Program, and if you have 30-credit hours

or less of postsecondary classes, you are eligible for the

UR Guarantee. What does this mean? In short, if you don’t

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.

Our broad range of free programs and services will help

you adjust to campus life and teach you the skills required

to achieve success as a student, and wherever life takes

you next.

SOME OF THESE PROGRAMS AND SERVICES INCLUDE:

• Free math and writing tutors

• Tutor registry

• Skill development workshops

• Leadership programs

• Advising

• Accommodations for students with a disability

• Counselling services

• Library help services

• IT support services

• And more!

Achieving success in university takes a lot of hard work but, like riding a teeter-totter,

it’s so much easier when you’re not alone. We have many units on campus that

provide personalized guidance and support to any students who need it.

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KICKSTART YOUR UNIVERSITY STUDIES IN HIGH SCHOOL

Grade 11 and 12

students can take

credit courses that

will count toward

a university degree program. Three

online courses have been created

specifically for accelerated students

that begin on February 1, 2019.

CHOOSE FROM: ANTH 100, ART

220 and ENGL 100

BENEFITS: Ease into a university

workload, challenge yourself with

course material not offered in high

school, earn university credit, and

meet like-minded students just like

yourself across Saskatchewan!

Learn more at urflexible.ca.

The ASC can help

you with anything you

need help with and guide

you to the right resources.

Jamin Mike

3rd year, English and Indian

Communications Arts

ABORIGINAL STUDENT CENTRE

Located on the main floor of our bright and beautiful

Research and Innovation Centre, our Aboriginal Student

Centre cultivates a respectful and welcoming atmosphere

for all. The ASC encourages student empowerment,

identity, community connection, providing cultural

support, 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. Thanks to its impressive

number of oversized windows, it’s also one of the

best places in the university to grab a seat and

people watch.

THE ASC FOCUSES ON ASSISTING

STUDENTS T0:

• Successfully transition into university

• Successfully complete their degree

• Transition into the workforce

• Participate in university events

Our tutor registry offers

qualified tutors from a diverse

range of subject areas.

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Student exchange programs include the Global Study Program, National Student

Exchange Program (NSEP), and International Student Exchange Program (ISEP).

Learn more and find out how to sign up for a Study Abroad program by

visiting www.uregina.ca/international/study-abroad or by emailing us at

[email protected].

STUDYING ABROAD

There are few things that can teach us like travel can.

Open your world and open your mind with our Study

Abroad program. Experience a semester, summer, or

academic year learning abroad 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’ll have the

opportunity to see the world while gaining academic

credit towards a U of R degree.

THESE ARE JUST

A FEW OF THE

AMAZING PLACES

YOU CAN STUDY

1. Washington D.C.

2. Santiago, Chile

3. York, England

4. Beijing, China

5. Tokyo, Japan

6. Sydney, Australia

7. Lyon, France

8. Berlin, Germany

9. Venice, Italy

10. Bergen, Norway

11. Gandhinagar, India

12. Lima, Peru

We must go beyond

textbooks, go out into the

bypaths and untrodden

depths of the wilderness

and travel and explore

and tell the world the

glories of our journey.

John Hope Franklin

Washington, DC Santiago, Chile York, England Beijing, China

Lyon, France Tokyo, Japan

Berlin, Germany Sydney, Australia

Venice, Italy

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“Studying abroad in Switzerland was

everything I could have wanted,

but nothing I could have imagined.

It was not only an opportunity to see

new places and meet new people, but

it was an opportunity to discover the

world for myself, by myself”

Emilio Filomeno | Campion College

3rd Year, Psychology

70 Number of countries

in which we have study

exchange partnerships.

OTHER GREAT CAREER SERVICES WE OFFER

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Sure university is a character-building, mind-expanding, life-changing experience -

but what’s the point of it all? Before you think this is an existential crisis kind

of question, we’re actually referring to life after university. The point is to find a career –

a career that you’re both good at and passionate about. That’s why we offer a variety

of career services that will help you get a jumpstart on your life after university.

WORK!

Not sure what to study? Our Career Centre Counsellors can

help you explore all of your career options and recommend

the best educational route toward getting there. Looking for

a summer internship or part-time job? Our Student

Employment Services connects employers with students

seeking employment.

In addition to our Co-op Work Experience Program, we also

offer a variety of other hands-on learning opportunities

through internships, practicum placements, professional

placements and fieldwork.

CO-OP WORK EXPERIENCE PROGRAM

We pioneered the Co-op Work Experience Program in Western

Canada and have been committed to it ever since. If it sounds

like we’re bragging, that’s because we are! Our program

has been emulated by universities across the country, and

helped our students earn over $10 million in wages last year

alone. Co-op programs are now available in nearly 50 areas

of study, and allow students to gain valuable, paid work

experience while pursuing almost any undergraduate degree.

Learn more about our Co-op Work Experience Program

and find out how to apply for an Internship by visiting

www.uregina.ca/careercentre/coop/future-students/

CO-OP/INTERNSHIP FACTS

817$10 MILLION

$12,000

In 2017, the Co-op

Program helped

817 students

access career-related

placements.

Co-op/Internship

students

earned over

$10 million in

wages last year.

On average, Co-op/

Internship students

earn over $12,000

per four-month

placement.

Most Co-op/Internship

students have

permanent job offers

from their employers

prior to graduation.

GOOD

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Our campus is located on the

beautiful banks of Wascana

Lake, and offers an impressive

number of world-class

facilities where students can

learn, live, and lounge.

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The term Wascana is derived from the Cree word Oscana

meaning “Pile of Bones”.

To date, over 30,000 learners have made the FNUNIV part of

their educational journey.

We are home to over 400 researchers (that’s a lot

of lab coats).

The Bookstore has all of your U of R gear and

textbook needs!

Riddell Centre, our main hub, is a great place to grab

lunch and people watch.

Work up a sweat in our state-of-the-art

gym facilities.

Our Research and Innovation Centre features the first green

roof in Saskatchewan!

Shhhh!!! The John Archer Library is one of the best study spots on campus. Chill out with friends and

soak up the sun on the green.

Living on campus means wearing flip flops year round

is an option!

Our Federated College students are eligible for additional scholarships!

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01 | Classroom Building

02 | Laboratory Building

03 | Research and Innovation Centre

04 | Lloyd Barber Academic Green

05 | College West

06 | Dr. William Riddell Centre

07 | Saskatchewan Disease Control Laboratory

08 | Research Drive Building

09 | Petroleum Technology Research Centre

10 | The Terrace

11 | Greenhouse Gas Technology Centre

CAMPUS GUIDE

12 | Education Auditorium

13 | Education Building

14 | Dr. John Archer Library

15 | Administration Humanities Building

16 | Language Institute

17 | Paskwaw Tower

18 | Wakpá Tower

19 | Kıšik Towers

20 | Campion College

21 | Centre of Kinesiology, Health, and Sport

22 | Luther College

23 | First Nations University of Canada

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• Kıšik Towers

• La Résidence

• Luther College

• Wakpá Tower

• Paskwaw Tower

• College West

OUR HOUSING OPTIONS:

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HERELIVE

Living on campus is comfortable, convenient,

and fun! Just think of how nice it would be to

roll out of bed, toss on your favourite hoodie

and be in class in 5 minutes (okay 7 minutes

if you brush your teeth). With six different

buildings and 1,830 rooms to choose from,

we know that there is a perfect room for you!

Whether you select dorm-style or apartment-

style housing, all of our residents enjoy their

own private bedrooms so you can retreat

to your own space at the end of the day.

One of the best parts about living in campus

housing is having the opportunity to meet and

learn among students from all corners of the globe.

Thanks to our Living-Learning Communities (LLCs),

meeting people with similar interests has never

been easier. Our LLCs are communities of students

who live and learn together because they share

similar interests, values, or academic pursuits.

SELECT YOUR ACCOMMODATIONS

CURRENT LIVING-LEARNING COMMUNITIES

Apply by March 15 and take advantage of the best available

room options. At the University of Regina, we provide students

with the opportunity to select their room through our room

selection process if they wish. Know who you want your

roommates to be? We can help facilitate this match as well!

APPLY NOW! uregina.ca/housing.

• Social Justice and Leadership

• Health and Wellness

• Engineering

• Global Citizen

• Neekaneewak

• Le Quartier Francophone

• Hill Business

• Education

• Pre-Professional

• S.H.A.R.P. (Social Sciences,

Humanities, Liberal Arts)

To learn more, or to apply

to one of our Living-Learning

Communities, visit:

uregina.ca/housing

ON YOUR OWN, BUT NOT ALONE!

Our Residence Life team is available 24/7 to support and

assist our residents with any questions or concerns they may

have. You are not just getting a great place to live, you also

become part of a supportive community! Residence Life staff

also organize all kinds of exciting activities exclusive to residents

throughout the semester – from movie nights, to Rider games,

to Winter Formal, you’ll never run out of fun things to do when

you live on campus.

WHY JOIN A LIVING-LEARNING COMMUNITY

• Fun activities throughout the year

• Social and personal development

• Academic support programming

• Career experience

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DINE WITH US From our All You Care To Eat buffet in the Riddell Centre

Food Court to speciality coffee shops, you will find a variety

of dining options to satisfy all your cravings on campus!

For those looking for convenient, healthy, and cost-saving

options, consider one of our dining plan packages that

allows you to swipe and save at any University of Regina

Chartwells Food Service location on campus. For information

on campus dining visit www.dineoncampus.ca/uofregina.

Our lively campus is perfect for social butterflies.

But if you’re more of a wallflower, don’t despair – our

campus is perfect for you too! After all, flowers and

butterflies go together like peanut butter and jam.

The University of Regina Students’ Union (URSU) is made

up of over 15,000 students, representing the diversity

of our campus and students. URSU works to keep

students connected to everything that is happening

on campus and is a place where all students can find

a true sense of community.

With nearly 120 student clubs and societies at the U of R, there’s sure to be

something that piques your interest. Can’t find the perfect club? URSU will gladly

accommodate new clubs, and even help you get set up with funding! We also

proudly support a number of events that celebrate the rich multicultural heritage

of our campus and student body.

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Join a student

club and make

new friends

Snack on nachos

and wind down

with your buds at

our campus pub -

The Owl

Let loose at

Welcome Week –

the biggest party

of the year

Dance like crazy

at a Concert on

the Green

Grow something

great in our Edible

Campus Garden

Hop onto a Rams

tailgate party

Be enlightened

at a TEDx Regina

talk

Attend a Student

Society Faculty

Gala

Enjoy a warm

welcome during

Frost Week

Dance to the

drums at the

FNUniv Spring

Pow Wow

TO DOSTUFFWhen you come to

university from high

school you start making

friends with people who

have similar interests

to you. These are

the relationships that

will last through life.

Cory Balaberda

5th year, Education & Kinesiology

TOP 10 THINGS TO DO ON CAMPUS

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1,830 Rooms

available on

campus

“I feel like living on campus really

helped me to meet new people and

form great friendships. I’m sure

my first year would have been a lot

harder if I hadn’t lived in residence.”

Abigaile Kuling | 3rd year, Social Work


Whether you’re into team sports, solo workouts, or just like to paint your face

and scream a lot, the University of Regina has something for you.

INTERVARSITY ATHLETICS TEAMSTrack & Field (M & W)

Volleyball (W)

Rams Football (M)

Basketball (M & W)

Cross Country (M & W)

Hockey (M & W)

Soccer (W)

Swimming (M & W)

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The University of Regina has 13

intervarsity athletics teams that compete

against other post-secondary institutions

across Canada and the United States.

Combined, our teams have amassed

three national championships and 28

conference championships.

At the U of R, you don’t have to be

an Olympic athlete to play on a team

(though if you were, you’d probably

always get picked first). Our recreational

and intramural programs attract nearly

two thirds of our student body to a wide

array of activities, including volleyball,

slo-pitch, innertube waterpolo, floor

hockey, curling, ultimate Frisbee, and

much more!

Our Centre for Kinesiology, Health,

and Sport is a state-of-the-art multi-

use facility that draws local, provincial,

national, and international events

throughout the year. The Centre features

a 25,000 ft2 three-court gymnasium

with retractable bleacher seating for up

to 2,000 spectators, two multipurpose

gymnasiums, an elevated 200-meter

four-lane running track, a large fitness

centre, an Aquatics Centre, lecture

and classroom facilities, teaching and

research laboratories, an artificial turf

field and two natural grass fields.

www.reginacougars.com and

www.reginarams.com

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“There’s a real family vibe

with all the girls on the team.

It’s so nice to have that

connection, especially when

you’re not from Saskatchewan.”

Jet Davies | 3rd year, Human Kinetics

HILLBERG & BERK

Have you ever heard of sparkle balls? We know, we know –

who hasn’t? These sparkling little gems are the brainchild

of Hillberg & Berk CEO, Rachel Mielke. The popular jewellery

company is based out of Regina and on a mission to empower

women through design. Mielke never could have imagined

how popular the company would become, or that she’d one

day design a brooch for Queen Elizabeth II.

“ The U of R was an amazing place to start my entrepreneurial

journey. The education I received was a fundamental building

block of getting me to where I am today and the community

that I built while studying has become a community

of lasting friendships.” Rachel Mielke

“ I’m proud to be part of the alumni of the University of Regina.

The U of R is an important contributor to the business and

cultural landscape of Saskatchewan.” Mary Weimer

A FEW OTHER U OF R GRADS YOU MAY RECOGNIZE

Jon Ryan NFL football player

Perry Bellegarde Canadian First Nations activist and politician

Guy Vanderhaeghe Canadian novelist

Lorne Calvert Former Premier of Saskatchewan

John Hewson Former Member of the Australian Parliament

Elizabeth Raum Composer

Connie Walker Canadian journalist

Dianne Warren Canadian novelist

Robert Boyer Canadian First Nations visual artist

Andrew Scheer Leader of the Opposition in the House of Commons

Chris Getzlaf CFL football player

What can you do with a U of R degree? Just about anything!

Check out what these grads have done.

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OURALUMNI

Kalen Emsley CMO & Co-Founder, tentree Business Administration Diploma, 2009

David Luba VP of Sales / COO & Co-Founder, tentree Business Administration, 2009

Derrick Emsley CEO & Co-Founder, tentree Business Administration Hill-Ivey Scholarship recipient

Mary Weimer COO, Hillberg & Berk Arts (Luther College), Political Science major, 1998

Rachel Mielke CEO, Hillberg & Berk Business Administration, 2003

“ The University of Regina encouraged me to step out of my

comfort zone and go on a student exchange to the University

of Hawaii. This was an amazing experience and ultimately

contributed to the birth of tentree.” David Luba

“ The University of Regina provided an incredibly supportive

environment that always left us with the confidence to think

outside the box. For us, this kind of environment pushed us

to take chances and helped build the foundation for tentree

today.” Derrick Emsley

“ The University of Regina was an incredible place to start my

business career – it’s a small city university that encourages

you to think internationally. The mindset they teach you

enables you to go out and make an impactful change on the

world.” Kalen Emsley

Buy one article of clothing, plant ten trees. The business

model for tentree is simple: for every item sold, tentree and its

partners plant 10 trees in regions that will benefit for centuries

to come. tentree was created by three friends who, through

travel, recognized the need for giving back to the environment.

To date, the company and its partners are responsible for

planting over 20 million trees worldwide.

TENTREE

There are so many opportunities

here in Regina, and a lot of them come

from the relationships I made while

at the U of R.

Adrian Halter | Owner/Video Producer, Halter Media

BFA, Film Production, 2010


FEDERATED COLLEGESWhen it comes to education, a one-size-fits-all model simply doesn’t work. That’s

why we have three federated colleges through which you can pursue your University

of Regina degree. Our federated colleges offer students a unique and supportive

community within the larger U of R community.

First Nations University is a unique Canadian

institution that specializes in Indigenous

knowledge, providing post-secondary

education for Indigenous and non-Indigenous

students alike within a culturally supportive

environment.

FNUniv students value the sense of culture

and wholeness that is part of all aspects of the

institution, from the small and supportive

classes, to the respect for Indigenous

traditions, to our history and our values.

Learn more about the FNUniv at www.fnuniv.ca

FIRST NATIONS UNIVERSITY OF CANADA MORE WAYS TO LEARN

With a current enrolment of 600 students, Luther College

is committed to retaining the personal atmosphere, individual

attention, and sense of community that only a small university

can offer. Luther College offers students exceptional

pre-professional programming, such as the English-Science

Bundle Plus, and unique opportunities in undergraduate Arts,

Media, Art, and Performance, and Science education. Offering

modern housing options and an impressive dining hall, Luther

provides students with everything needed to thrive as they

pursue their post-secondary education.

Learn more about Luther College at

www.luthercollege.edu/university

LUTHER COLLEGE

COLLEGELUTHERUNIVERSITY OF REGINA

CAMPION COLLEGE

At Campion College, education goes beyond the classroom.

With over a century of excellence in forming leaders, Campion

focuses on developing the entire person by providing

students with opportunities to expand their professional

network, be of service to their communities, and become

citizens for positive change in society. Experience the

Campion Advantage with specialized programming,

personalized advising, and engaged learning opportunities!

Learn more about Campion at www.campioncollege.ca

LA CITÉ UNIVERSITAIRE FRANCOPHONE

Parlez-vous français? If your answer is

oui, La Cité universitaire francophone

may be the perfect fit for you!

If you’re not sure what we just asked, don’t worry -

La Cité is the ideal place to learn and experience

francophone culture in the heart of main campus.

As the hub for university education in French

in Saskatchewan, La Cité offers a variety of study

options including degrees, certificates, minors and

classes in French. Scholarships, travel opportunities,

and student supports are available through the

Centre de services aux étudiants, where an

academic advisor will work one-on-one with

students in any program.

Learn more about La Cité at lacite.uregina.ca

OPTIONS! OPTIONS! OPTIONS! WITH FLEXIBLE LEARNING COURSES

Study anytime, anywhere with

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class at home or a site with LIVE-streamed courses.

Whether you prefer to study off-campus or online,

early mornings or nights, over coffee or under

your bed (hey whatever works), we’ve got excellent

options for full and part-time students.

Learn more at urflexible.ca

FEDERATED COLLEGE STUDENTS:

1 2Pay regular tuition

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PROGRAM INDEX

ACCOUNTING BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Faculty of Business AdministrationLearn 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.

EL: Co-op | FC: U of R, FNUnivPrepares students who wish to pursue their future CPA designation.

ACTUARIAL SCIENCE BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Faculty of Science

Become experts in risk management. You will apply mathematics, statistics, and risk theories to the design of insurance and pension programs and various business environments.

EL: Internship | FC: Campion, FNUniv, Luther

The only program of its kind in Saskatchewan, and one of only 11 programs nationally that are accredited by the Canadian Institute of Actuaries.

ANTHROPOLOGY BACHELOR OF ARTS Faculty of ArtsDevelop 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, FNUniv, Luther

APPLIED PHYSICS BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Faculty of ScienceThe best of modern physics instruction with practical knowledge in related applied fields. This program is a co-operative effort between the University and participating industrial employers.


CHEMISTRY BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Faculty of ScienceConduct 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.


CHINESE BACHELOR OF ARTS Faculty of ArtsLearn the most-spoken language in the world. Grow your knowledge of Mandarin and Chinese culture to improve your language skills and open doors to new career options.


CLASSICAL AND MEDIEVAL STUDIES BACHELOR OF ARTS Faculty of ArtsLearn 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, and to think creatively and analytically.


COMPUTER SCIENCE BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Faculty of ScienceLearn all aspects of computing from coding to user-interfaces. Explore how to program computers for simple and complex tasks such as computer graphics, animation, and video games.

EL: Co-op | FC: Campion, FNUniv, LutherAccredited since 1982 – longer than any other program in Canada.

To see full program descriptions or view sample classes

and career paths, visit urconnected.uregina.ca

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CREATIVE TECHNOLOGIES BACHELOR OF ARTS Faculty of Media, Art, & Performance Enhance your creativity with the power of technology and work outside traditional creative study areas through the linking of technology, music, and visual arts while working and studying new media.

EL: Professional Placement Program FC: Campion, FNUniv, LutherUnique program in Saskatchewan

CULTURES OF DISPLAY BACHELOR OF ARTS Faculty of Media, Art, & PerformanceStudents take specific Art History and Media, Art, and Performance courses to prepare for a career in the curatorial field. The program was designed to meet the demand for specific training in this area.

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

ECONOMICS BACHELOR OF ARTS, BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Faculty of Arts | Faculty of ScienceExplore 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, FNUniv, LutherEnhance your degree! Complete a Combined Major in Economics and Business Admistration, Economics and Geography, or Economics and History.

EDUCATION - ARTS BACHELOR OF EDUCATION Faculty of EducationPrepares 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.

EL: Internship Direct-entry program/competitive, Change: 4-year program!

EDUCATION - BACCALAURÉAT EN ÉDUCATION ÉLÉMENTAIRE/SECONDAIRE BACHELOR OF EDUCATION Faculty of EducationPrepares grads to teach in elementary or secondary level Francophone or French immersion schools. Students spend second year at Université Laval in Quebec City.

EL: InternshipDirect-entry program/competitive; Université Laval for second year.

EDUCATION - BACCALAURÉAT EN ÉDUCATION SECONDAIRE VOIE FRANCAIS DE BASE BACHELOR OF EDUCATION Faculty of EducationThis program has an orientation towards teaching at the secondary level. Major area is French, minor is requred.

EL: InternshipDirect-entry program/competitive

EDUCATION - ELEMENTARY BACHELOR OF EDUCATION Faculty of EducationBroad 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 9 level.

EL: Internship

Direct-entry program/competitive

EDUCATION - INDIGENOUS (ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY) BACHELOR OF EDUCATION Faculty of EducationHolistic First Nations teaching perspective prepares students for both the elementary and secondary levels. Specific courses designed to introduce teachers to unique needs of First Nations students.

EL: Internship | FC: FNUnivApply through FNUniv

EDUCATION - MUSIC BACHELOR OF MUSIC EDUCATION/ BACHELOR OF MUSIC Faculty of Media, Art, & Performance | Faculty of EducationThis five year joint 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: Internship in the Bachelor of Music Education portion of the program FC: Campion, FNUniv, Luther for the BMUS portion of the program.5-year direct-entry program - You start right away in the joint program with other future educators, and graduate with two degrees!

EDUCATION - PHYSICAL EDUCATION/PHYSICAL LITERACY BACHELOR OF EDUCATION/BACHELOR OF KINESIOLOGY

Faculty of Arts | Faculty of Kinesiology & Health StudiesIn this 5 year program, students will explore fundamental movement skills, human movement science, and application in both classroom and community settings. Students will receive a Bachelor of Education (Physical Education major) and Bachelor of Kinesiology (Physical Literacy major) upon completion of this joint program.

EL: InternshipGraduate with two degrees!

EDUCATION - SASKATCHEWAN URBAN TEACHER EDUCATION PROGRAM (SUNTEP) BACHELOR OF EDUCATION Faculty of EducationIncorporates native studies and cross-cultural 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.


EDUCATION - SECONDARY BACHELOR OF EDUCATION Faculty of EducationYou will be required to identify a major and minor area of focus. Majors: Biology, Chemistry, English, General Science, Health, Mathematics, Physical Education, Physics, and Social Studies. Minors: Arts Education, Dance, Drama, French, General Science, and Outdoor Education.


ENGINEERING - ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE Faculty of Engineering and Applied ScienceFocuses on analog and digital electronics with specialization streams in instrumentation and control, telecommunications, micro-electronics, and power and energy. Software and computer-related courses are part of the program, allowing students to develop greater software and hardware abilities.

EL: Co-op, Internship

ART HISTORY BACHELOR OF ARTS Faculty of Media, Art, & PerformanceLearn 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.


BIOCHEMISTRY BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Faculty of ScienceLearn biophysics, molecular genetics, and complex biological processes. Focus is 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.


BIOLOGY BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Faculty of ScienceYou 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: Cellulary and Molecular Biology, or Ecology and Environment.

EL: Co-op | FC: Campion, FNUniv, LutherOur 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 Faculty of ScienceLearn to conduct chemical analyses, set up experiments, and develop chemical products. You will build upon logical and innovative thinking skills and write technical reports. * Must first complete Sask Polytech Diploma

FC: Campion, FNUniv, Luther

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

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ENGLISH BACHELOR OF ARTS Faculty of ArtsImagine 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.


ENGLISH - CREATIVE WRITING CONCENTRATION BACHELOR OF ARTS Faculty of ArtsThis concentration might suit those interested in writing creative work such as poetry, fiction, or drama an area of focus within the major in English.


ENTREPRENEURSHIP BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Faculty of Business AdministrationPrepare business plans and develop an understanding of venture capital and angel investing.

EL: Co-op | FC: U of R, FNUniv

ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Faculty of ScienceExplore 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.

* Must first complete a diploma program in Resource Management through SaskPolytechnic, Lethbridge, or Lakeland College.


ENVIRONMENTAL GEOSCIENCE BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Faculty of ScienceStudy 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 students with the pre-requisites for registration as a Professional Geoscientist in Environmental Geoscience in accordance with provincial legislation in Saskatchewan.


ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES BACHELOR OF ARTS Faculty of ArtsStudy the concepts and interrelationships needed to understand the complexities of environmental issues, and how humans connect and interact with these issues.


FILM PRODUCTION BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS/ DIPLOMA IN FILM PRODUCTION Faculty of Media, Art, & PerformanceLearn 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.

EL: Professional Placement Program FC: Campion, FNUniv, LutherThe film production program is the only degree program of its kind between Toronto and Vancouver!

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.


FINANCE BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Faculty of Business AdministrationAnalyze 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.

EL: Co-op | FC: U of R, FNUnivPrepares students who wish to pursue their future Certified Financial Planner (CFP) or Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation.

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FRENCH AND FRANCOPHONE INTERCULTURAL STUDIES BACHELOR OF ARTS La Cité universitaire francophoneThe study of the French language, francophone history, and contemporary culture from around the world.


GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SCIENCE BACHELOR OF GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SCIENCE Faculty of ArtsGain 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, FNUniv, LutherUnique designation not offered anywhere else in North America!

GEOGRAPHY BACHELOR OF ARTS, BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Faculty of Arts | Faculty of ScienceThe 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: Co-op | FC: Campion, FNUniv, LutherEnhance your degree! Complete a Combined Major in Economics and Geography.

GEOLOGY BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Faculty of ScienceGeology is the study of the processes and physical structure of the earth. This program takes a very practical approach offering students the advantage of the university’s access to drill cores (rock samples) and other resources.


GERMAN BACHELOR OF ARTS Faculty of ArtsStudying languages helps you to develop skills such as cultural awareness, formal and informal speaking, knowledge of other countries, mental agility, proof-reading, report-writing, editing, summarizing, and verbal accuracy.


GERONTOLOGY BACHELOR OF KINESIOLOGY Faculty of Kinesiology & Health StudiesStudy the social, psychological and biological aspects of aging. This program takes an active health approach to anticipating the needs of an aging population.

EL: Fieldwork

HEALTH PROMOTION BACHELOR OF KINESIOLOGY Faculty of Kinesiology & Health StudiesLearn about issues impacting the health of different populations. Study key factors in wellness promotion which are becoming more prevalent in health focused organizations.

EL: Fieldwork

HEALTH STUDIES BACHELOR OF HEALTH STUDIES Faculty of Arts | Faculty of Kinesiology & Health StudiesExplore 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, FNUniv, Luther

HISTORY BACHELOR OF ARTS Faculty of ArtsHistory 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 | FC: Campion, FNUniv, LutherEnhance your degree! Complete a Combined

Major in Economics and History.

HUMAN JUSTICE BACHELOR OF HUMAN JUSTICE Faculty of Arts 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.

EL: Practicum required FC: Campion, FNUniv, Luther

HUMAN KINETICS BACHELOR OF KINESIOLOGY Faculty of Kinesiology & Health StudiesFocuses on biomechanics, physiology, exercise physiology, and movement theory in relation to health and disease. Also referred to as exercise science.

EL: Fieldwork

HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Faculty of Business AdministrationLearn 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: Co-op | FC: U of R, FNUnivPrepares students who wish to pursue their future Certified Human Resource Professional (CHRP) designation.

INDIGENOUS ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Faculty of Science (FNUniv program)Provides students with tools to become experts in multi-faceted disciplines in the sciences, environmental assessment, environmental resource management, mining, land development, natural resource exploration, and health impact.

EL: Co-op | FC: FNUniv

INDIGENOUS FINE ARTS & ART HISTORY BACHELOR OF ARTS Faculty of Media, Art, & PerformanceThe Department of Indigenous Fine Arts teaches not only the history of Indigenous art but also modern art and technique in both two and three dimensions.



ENGINEERING - ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science

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


ENGINEERING - INDUSTRIAL SYSTEMS BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE Faculty of Engineering and Applied ScienceDesigned to develop engineers who can organize and effectively utilize the total resources of modern manufacturing and process industries. This includes the materials, machinery, facilities, people, and capital.


ENGINEERING - PETROLEUM SYSTEMS BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE Faculty of Engineering and Applied ScienceEvaluates, designs, and manages technologies in evaluating reserves, surface collection, and treatment facilities for oil and gas. Advanced computer utilization and automation combined with effective communications skills are integrated within the program. Techniques developed for the recovery of petroleum can be applied to the extraction of other important minerals.

EL: Co-op, InternshipOne of the largest accredited petroleum engineering programs in North America!

ENGINEERING - SOFTWARE SYSTEMS BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE Faculty of Engineering and Applied ScienceDesigned to develop engineers skilled 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.



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 prerequisites at the University of Regina. There are additional supports for students in a pre-professional program such as: help with applications, assistance preparing for standardized tests (e.g., MCAT, DAT, LSAT, etc.), and help preparing for the interviews.

INDIGENOUS LANGUAGES: CREE OR SAULTEAUX BACHELOR OF ARTS Faculty of ArtsFNUniv’s Department of Indigenous 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 Cree, Dakota, Dene, Nakota, and Saulteaux.


INDIGENOUS SOCIAL WORK (QUALIFYING) BACHELOR OF INDIGENOUS SOCIAL WORK Faculty of Social WorkPrepares you to enter the into the field of human service as a social worker with a special emphasis on working with First Nation individuals, families, groups, and communities.

EL: Practicum required | FC: FNUnivCampus Options: FNUniv Regina, FNUniv Saskatoon, FNUniv Prince Albert

INDIGENOUS STUDIES BACHELOR OF ARTS Faculty of ArtsThe 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. Courses specifically foster critical thinking skills, written and oral expression, and the development of research methods.


INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Faculty of Business AdministrationApply 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: FNUnivPrepares students who wish to pursue their future Certified International Trade Professional (CITP) designation. Certain courses within this major have also been accredited by Forum for International Trade and Training (FITT) for advance standing.

INTERNATIONAL STUDIES BACHELOR OF ARTS Faculty of ArtsIntegrate international and regional area studies to explore global processes and structures that connect and affect countries around the world.

Concentrations: Asian Studies, European Studies, Development Studies or International Affairs.


JAPANESE BACHELOR OF ARTS Faculty of ArtsOpen 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.


JOURNALISM (PRE-JOURNALISM) BACHELOR OF ARTS Faculty of ArtsStudy the history of journalism, media convergence and ownership trends, as well as Aboriginal issues in journalism. Learn newspaper and magazine writing, television and radio news and documentary production, digital editing and desktop and internet publishing.

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

LINGUISTICS (INDIGENOUS LANGUAGES & LINGUISTICS PROGRAM) BACHELOR OF ARTS Faculty of Arts (FNUniv program)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.

EL: Co-op | FC: Campion, FNUniv, LutherMost linguistic courses do not require fluency in another language.

MANAGEMENT BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION/DIPLOMA OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Faculty of Business AdministrationBecome 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: U of R, FNUnivThe Diploma in Business Administration can be a transition into a four-year BBA Program - courses completed in the DipBA may be used towards the course requirements for the BBA.

MARKETING BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Faculty of Business Administration 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 non-profit organizations.

EL: Co-op | FC: U of R, FNUniv

MATHEMATICS BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Faculty of ScienceYour studies will focus on calculus, matrix algebra and differential equations and developing high level reasoning skills.


MEDICAL IMAGING BACHELOR OF MEDICAL IMAGING Faculty of ScienceThe 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 first complete SK Polytech Diploma


MEDICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE BACHELOR OF MEDICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE Faculty of ScienceExplore 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 first complete SK Polytech Diploma


MUSIC BACHELOR OF MUSIC, BACHELOR OF ARTS Faculty of Media, Art, & PerformanceThe 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


NURSING (REGISTERED NURSE) BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING Faculty of NursingStudy human anatomy and physiology, Indigenous health, pharmacology, 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 PlacementsCampus Options: U of R Regina, U of R Saskatoon, can complete Year 4 in Swift Current or North Battleford *Bilingual Option *After-degree Entry Option

PHILOSOPHY BACHELOR OF ARTS Faculty of ArtsStudy 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.


PHILOSOPHY, POLITICS AND ECONOMICS BACHELOR OF ARTS Faculty of ArtsDraw 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.

EL: Co-op | FC: Campion, FNUniv, LutherStrong foundation for law or professional school or if you pursue graduate studies in one of the three disciplines.

PHYSICS BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Faculty of SciencePhysics 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 U of R and participating industrial employers. These partnerships enable you to obtain hands-on, practical experience.


POLICE STUDIES BACHELOR OF ARTS IN POLICE STUDIES Faculty of ArtsProfessional 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 Justice Studies focusing on theoretic and applied knowledge.

EL: Practicum required

FC: Campion, FNUniv, LutherThe Bachelor of Police Studies is a unique degree offering two programs of study: a professional path and an academic path.

POLITICAL SCIENCE BACHELOR OF ARTS Faculty of ArtsTackle 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.


PRE-AGRICULTURE Faculty of Arts | Faculty of ScienceBegin 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-CHIROPRACTIC MEDICINE Faculty of Arts | Faculty of Kinesiology & Health Studies | Faculty of ScienceStudents 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. These requirements can be met in any University of Regina faculty, however some faculties offer Pre-Chirpractic Medicine as a designation upon entry with additional programming to support you.


PRE-DENTISTRY Faculty of ScienceStudents 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.




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PRE-LAW Faculty of Arts | Faculty of ScienceComplete the requirements for admission to the University of Saskatchewan College of Law at the University of Regina. 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 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.

FC: Campion, FNUniv, LutherAsk your enrolment counsellor about transfer options if you start in the Faculty of Business!

PRE-MEDICINE Faculty of Arts | Faculty of Kinesiology & Health Studies | Faculty of ScienceStudents 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.


PRE-NUTRITION Faculty of Arts | Faculty of ScienceStudents at the University of Regina 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.


PRE-OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY Faculty of Arts | Faculty of Kinesiology & Health Studies | Faculty of ScienceOccupational Therapy is a Master of Science program at the University of Alberta. Applicants are 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-OPTOMETRY Faculty of ScienceStudents 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 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.


PRE-PHARMACY Faculty of Arts | Faculty of Kinesiology & Health Studies | Faculty of ScienceAt the University of Regina, students can complete the pre-pharmacy requirements for the College of Pharmacy and Nutrition at the University of Saskatchewan. Students are 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-PHYSICAL THERAPY Faculty of Arts | Faculty of Kinesiology & Health Studies | Faculty of ScienceThe School of Physical Therapy at the University of Saskatchewan offers 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. 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-VETERINARY MEDICINE Faculty of Arts | Faculty of ScienceUniversity of Regina students can complete the admission requirements for the Western College of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Saskatchewan. Students are eligible to apply to the program after the completion of 2 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.


PSYCHOLOGY BACHELOR OF ARTS, BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Faculty of Arts | Faculty of ScienceWhy 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.


RELIGIOUS STUDIES BACHELOR OF ARTS Faculty of ArtsExplore the astonishing diversity of religious practices and beliefs around the world. Look into the sometimes-surprising origins and explanations of the myths, rituals, and symbols of different peoples.


RESOURCE AND ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES BACHELOR OF ARTS Faculty of ArtsLearn 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 first complete Sask Polytech’s Resource and Environmental Law Diploma.



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SOCIAL WORK (PRE-SOCIAL WORK) BACHELOR OF SOCIAL WORK Faculty of Social WorkAre you 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. * Apply into Bachelor program after 1 year (minimum) of Pre-Social Work.

EL: Practicum required

Study at our campuses in Regina and Saskatoon, or through various regional colleges in Saskatchewan. Many of our courses are available live- stream or online! Students in the BSW gain experience in direct social work practice through two practicum placements, available in a diverse range of settings.

SOCIOLOGY BACHELOR OF ARTS Faculty of ArtsStudy 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.


SOFTWARE SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

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


SPANISH BACHELOR OF ARTS Faculty of ArtsGrow your knowledge of the Spanish language and Hispanic cultures to open the door to new career options.


SPORT AND RECREATION MANAGEMENT BACHELOR OF SPORT AND RECREATION STUDIES Faculty of Kinesiology & Health StudiesBlend your passion for sports and administration 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: Fieldwork, Internship

STATISTICS BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Faculty of ScienceExplore the data-driven science of how statistics and numbers help us understand the world, predict future events, and analyze information.


THEATRE AND PERFORMANCE BACHELOR OF ARTS Faculty of Media, Art, & PerformanceTrain 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.

Concentrations: Acting, Design, Stage Management


THERAPEUTIC RECREATION BACHELOR OF SPORT AND RECREATION STUDIES Faculty of Kinesiology & Health StudiesStudy 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.

EL: Fieldwork

VISUAL ARTS BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS Faculty of Media, Art, & PerformanceDevelop 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


WOMEN’S & GENDER STUDIES BACHELOR OF ARTS Faculty of ArtsExplore the history, theory, and social constructs of women’s and gender issues in this interdisciplinary program.


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.

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

• Certificate in Administration Level I• Certificate in Administration Level II• Certificate in Animation• Certificate in Chinese• Certificate in Computer Science• Certificate in Early Childhood for the

Helping Professions• Certificate in Economics• Certificate in French and

Francophone Intercultural Studies• Certificate in French as a Second

Language• Certificate in German• Certificate in Health Studies• Certificate in Hospitality, Tourism,

and Gaming• Certificate in Indigenous Economic

Development• Certificate in Indigenous Fine Arts• Certificate in Indigenous Health

Studies• Certificate in Intercultural Leadership• Certificate in International Studies• Certificate in Japanese• Certificate in Law and Society• Certificate in Liberal Arts• Certificate in Local Government

Authority• Certificate in Nonprofit Sector

Leadership & Innovation• Certificate in Pastoral Studies• Certificate in Political and

International Governance• Certificate in Public Relations• Certificate in Reconciliation Studies• Certificate in Spanish• Certificate in Teaching Elementary

School Mathematics• Certificate in Visual Arts• Certificate or Diploma in Liberal Arts

For a full listing of available certificates and diploma programs, please visit urconnected.uregina.ca

CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS


40 2018/2019 VIEWBOOK

FALL OPEN HOUSE – OCTOBER 20, 2018

Each fall, we offer a Saturday Open House event for high school

students and their families. It’s a great opportunity to tour our

campus and residence buildings, meet other future students,

and ask current students about what life at U of R is really all

about. You can even apply on the spot (and possibly get

admitted that day) for a reduced application fee!

ADMISSION ON THE SPOT (AOTS)

No need to pace by your mailbox, chewing your fingernails and

waiting for your acceptance letter. Our Admission on the Spot

event allows students to apply in person and, for most programs,

find out if they’re accepted right on the spot. Simply bring your

transcripts and application fee (your fingernails will thank you).

These events happen multiple times throughout the year in various

locations. Visit us online for a full listing (and details on what to bring!)

SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION WORKSHOPS

These helpful workshops give you excellent advice on how to

search for awards, write an awesome personal statement, and

what to ask for in reference letters. You’ll find out everything

you wanted to know about scholarship applications but were too

afraid to ask.

GRADE 11 UNIVERSITY PREVIEW – FEBRUARY, 2019

It’s never too early to start planning for your post-secondary

future. This event is designed specifically for grade 11 students

who want to explore their post-secondary options. Take part

in hands-on sessions and selected presentations based on

your own interests.

URBEGINNING – MAY 3, 2019

New students who have been admitted to the university are invited

to attend this fun spring event before starting classes in the fall.

URBEGINNING provides the opportunity for incoming students to

meet others, register for classes, and get first dibs on fall courses!

EVENTSJust like your grandma’s house, you’re

always welcome here! There’s no need

for a formal invite; stop by any time

to scope out our campus and get a feel

for what it’s really like to be a student

at the University of Regina.

SEE

OUR

COME CAMPUS

Get the insider’s scoop on campus life, as you enjoy a tour

from one of our current students. Check out our classrooms,

housing options, sports facilities, and popular campus

hangouts. Feel free to stop by solo, with friends, or even with

your parents (after all, there’s a chance they may be paying

for this).

There’s a good chance you’ll have a lot of questions about

university. That’s why we have experienced (and pretty darn

friendly) Enrolment Counsellors on staff. They’ll meet with you

one-on-one, answer all of your questions, and even guide you

through the complete application process if you like.

CAMPUS TOURS

ENROLMENT COUNSELLING

Need more information on these exciting campus events?

visit urconnected.uregina.ca

BOOK YOUR TOURS AND COUNSELLING ONLINE!

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Studies, International Affairs)Journalism PhilosophyPhilosophy, Politics, & EconomicsPolice StudiesPolitical SciencePsychologyReligious StudiesResource and Environmental StudiesSociology and Social StudiesWomen’s and Gender StudiesPre-Professional Studies

BUSINESSAccountingEntrepreneurshipFinanceGeneral ManagementHuman Resource ManagementInternational BusinessMarketing

EDUCATIONArts EducationBaccalauréat en éducationDance EducationElementary EducationIndigenous EducationMusic EducationSaskatchewan Urban Teacher Education (SUNTEP)Secondary Education

ENGINEERING AND APPLIED SCIENCEElectronic Systems Engineering Environmental Systems EngineeringIndustrial Systems EngineeringPetroleum Systems EngineeringSoftware Systems Engineering

U OF R PROGRAMS

Contact us to ask questions, learn more about our events or book a tour today! ENROLMENT SERVICESTel: 306-585-4591 or 1-800-644-4756Fax: 306-585-5686urconnected.uregina.caEmail: [email protected] (visits, events, program information, admissions information) [email protected] [email protected] CAMPION COLLEGETel: 306-586-4242 or 1-800-667-7282Fax: 306-359-1200 Email: [email protected] www.campioncollege.ca FIRST NATIONS UNIVERSITY OF CANADATel: 306-790-5950 or 1-800-267-6303Fax: 306-790-5999 Email: [email protected] www.fnuniv.ca LUTHER COLLEGETel: 306-585-5444 or 1-800-588-4378Fax: 306-585-5267 Email: [email protected]/university

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CONTACT US

KINESIOLOGY AND HEALTH STUDIESGerontologyHealth PromotionHealth StudiesHuman Kinetics Indigenous Health StudiesSport and Recreation ManagementTherapeutic Recreation LA CITÉFrench and Francophone Intercultural Studies

MEDIA, ART, AND PERFORMANCEArt HistoryCreative TechnologiesCultures of DisplayFilm ProductionFilm StudiesIndigenous Fine ArtsMusic (Composition, Comprehensive, History, Performance, Theory)Music EducationTheatre and Performance (General Studio, Acting, Design/Stage Management)Visual Arts

NURSINGRegistered Nurse *Bilingual option (French)

SCIENCEActuarial ScienceApplied PhysicsBiochemistryBiology Biology, Cellular, and Molecular Biology, Ecology, and EnvironmentChemical Technology (Joint Program)ChemistryComputer ScienceEconomicsEnvironmental Biology (Joint Program)Environmental GeoscienceGeographyGeologyIndigenous Environmental ScienceMathematicsMedical Imaging (Joint Program)Medical Laboratory Science (Joint Program)PhysicsPsychologySoftware Systems DevelopmentStatisticsPre-Professional Studies

SOCIAL WORKIndigenous Social WorkSocial Work

PRE-PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMSPre-Agriculture and BioresourcesPre-Chiropractic MedicinePre-DentistryPre-LawPre-MedicinePre-NutritionPre-Occupational TherapyPre-OptometryPre-PharmacyPre-Physical TherapyPre-Veterinary Medicine

CAMPION COLLEGEArtsMedia, Art, and PerformanceSciencePre-Professional Programs

LUTHER COLLEGEArtsMedia, Art, and PerformanceSciencePre-Professional Programs

FIRST NATIONS UNIVERSITY OF CANADABusiness and Public AdministrationEnvironmental Health and ScienceIndian Communication ArtsIndigenous Art HistoryIndigenous EducationIndigenous Fine ArtsIndigenous Health StudiesIndigenous Languages and LinguisticsIndigenous Literatures in EnglishIndigenous Social WorkIndigenous StudiesScience

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