University of Regina

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About

Located in the province's capitol, the University of Regina is the leading experience-based learning university in Saskatchewan. It has a welcoming campus, a diverse and inclusive learning environment, exceptional academic programs, high-impact research, and world-class facilities. The University of Regina has everything students need to succeed! When students attend the University of Regina they join approximately 16,000 other students in a truly Canadian learning experience. Diverse and inclusive, international students make up almost 18% of the student population. The University of Regina welcomes approximately 3,000 international students from nearly 100 countries each year. The campus is beautiful, safe and home to top researchers and academics. The faculty and student researchers share a desire to understand and influence the world. This is where teaching and research come together, and daring discovery occurs! In 2020-2021, the school had over $31 million in research revenue.

Features

Campus life: The University of Regina Students' Union (URSU) acts as a conduit for student representation at the University of Regina and within the community. They provide students with opportunities to lead and be heard. URSU services and programs contribute to a safe, healthy and fulfilling university experience. Students can stay fit by joining a sport club, going to the aquatics Centre or the Fitness and Lifestyle Centre or they can join intramural activities, or they can cheer on their favourite varsity team.

Quick Facts

University of Regina International is a student's first point of contact as an international student at the University of Regina. University of Regina International Student Services assists all international students with building a strong foundation for academic success. Beginning the moment students are accepted and throughout the entire duration of their program, the University of Regina provides personalized support and guidance in the student's academic journey.

Our Legacy

Rich History of Canada and Heritage

The history of Canada spans thousands of years, beginning with the arrival of Indigenous peoples from Asia. These diverse First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples established complex societies with distinct cultures, languages, and ways of life across the vast territory. They developed sophisticated knowledge of the land and its resources, maintaining extensive trade networks.

European exploration began in the late 15th century, with voyages by John Cabot for the English and Jacques Cartier for the French. French settlement started in the early 17th century, primarily along the St. Lawrence River, establishing the colony of New France. The British also established colonies along the Atlantic coast. The rivalry between Britain and France for control of North America led to a series of wars, culminating in the Seven Years' War, after which France ceded most of its North American territories to Great Britain in 1763.

Under British rule, the Province of Quebec was created, and later divided into Upper and Lower Canada. Tensions between English and French-speaking populations, as well as calls for greater self-governance, led to rebellions in 1837-38. In 1867, the British North America Act united three British colonies (the Province of Canada, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia) into a self-governing Dominion called Canada. This marked the beginning of Confederation, with other provinces and territories joining over time, eventually forming the Canada we know today, stretching from the Atlantic to the Pacific to the Arctic oceans.

Canada gradually gained more autonomy from the United Kingdom throughout the 20th century, participating in both World Wars as an independent nation. The Statute of Westminster in 1931 recognized Canada's legislative independence, and the Constitution Act, 1982, finally severed the last legal ties to the British Parliament. Today, Canada is a fully independent federal parliamentary democracy and a constitutional monarchy, known for its commitment to multiculturalism, peacekeeping, and a high quality of life.

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Academic Programs

Available Programs

Master of Science2 years

MSc in Data Science

Application Fee:CA$90.00

Tuition Fee (Per Semester):CA$12,500.00

Session:Autumn, Spring, Fall Intake

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Bachelor of Science3 years