University of Regina

The University of Regina is a public university founded in 1974. It offers students experiential learning, internships, co-op education, and professional placements. Through its ten faculties and 25 academic departments and schools, 18 research centres and institutes, the institution provides over 120 undergraduate and 78 graduate degree programs in over 15 fields, including business administration, social work, health, engineering, media, and many others. More than 295 institutes from 48 countries collaborate with the University of Regina.

The University of Regina provides a wide range of courses in various fields. These include Creative Technologies, Cultures of Display, Devised Performance and Theatre Creation, Economics, Electronic Systems Engineering, Elementary Teacher Education, Energy Systems Engineering, English, Environmental Biology, Film Production, Film Studies, Finance, General Business Studies, Geographic Information Science, Gerontology, Health Studies, History, Human Justice, Human Resource Management, Indigenous Languages, Indigenous Studies, Industrial Systems Engineering, International Studies, Journalism, Marketing, Mathematics, Medical Radiation Technology, Music, Nursing, Philosophy, Physics, Police Studies, Political Science, Pop Culture, Psychology, Religious Studies, Resource and Environmental Studies, Social Work, Software Systems Engineering, and Sport and Recreation Management.

There are two campuses of the University of Regina, one in Regina and the other in Saskatchewan (on Treaty 4 & Treaty 6 territories). The University of Regina campuses include a total of 25 academic departments and schools, including ten faculties. With that, the university harbors Luther College, Campion College, and the First Nations University of Canada are three federated colleges with 18 research centres and institutes. Some University of Regina courses are also offered at partnered institutions such as Saskatchewan Polytechnic, Gabriel Dumont Institute, Yukon University, and other regional colleges.

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University of Regina offers different scholarships and awards to international students to study in Canada like international entrance scholarship having $ 3,000 reward  or housing credit to all international students applying to an undergraduate degree program having admission average of at least 85%.

Other scholarship include international student of distinction scholarship  given to 50 top-performing international students. Students will receive free on-campus housing and a meal plan. This prestigious award is worth $80,000 and lasts for four years (or 4.5 years for engineering students). All international students who are applying for an undergraduate degree program directly after completing high school will be automatically eligible for consideration for this scholarship. Students can renew this award on an annual basis, as long as they successfully complete 30 credit hours within each calendar year and maintain a minimum UGPA of 80%.

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The University of Regina features a career centre that hosts career fairs, provides academic counseling, and maintains a job board for its students. It features a co-operative education work experience program that allows students to earn money as they learn.

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Paskwaw and Wakpa Towers, Kisik Towers, Luther College, La Cite, and College West are the five residence halls of the University of Regina. The residence halls are a living experience in itself, with scenic views, big accommodations, and campus safety.

Off-Campus: Students at the University of Regina can also look into off-campus housing options such as private apartments and homestays.

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Akiem Hicks (American footballer), John Hewson (Australian politician), Jonathan Denis (Canadian politician), Robert Boyer (visual artist), and Elizabeth Raum are among its noteworthy alumni (music composer). A faculty member, Dr. Mohan Babu, currently works (2021) with the University of Toronto and Harvard Medical School