University of Regina
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Founded 1911 as Regina College, Reorganized 1925 as University of Saskatchewan, 1959 as University of Saskatchewan, Regina Campus, and acquired present status and title 1974.
Funding:
Public
Grades 3
Languages 1
Divisions 18
- Luther College
- Campion College
- First Nations University of Canada CollegeFields of study: Public Administration, Natural Sciences, Health Sciences, Environmental Studies, Business Administration
- Northern Teacher Education Program/Northern Professional Access College CollegeFields of study: Veterinary Science, Natural Sciences, Health Sciences, Medicine, Physics, Education
- Arts FacultyFields of study: Police Studies, Latin American Studies, European Studies, Gender Studies, Classical Languages, Women's Studies, Asian Studies, Religious Studies, International Studies, Social Studies, Development Studies, Anthropology, Linguistics, French, Journalism, Geography, Cultural Studies, Sociology, Environmental Studies, Philosophy, Political Sciences, History, Psychology, English, Economics, Business Administration
- Business Administration FacultyFields of study: Human Resources, International Business, Marketing, Finance, Accountancy, Management
- Education Faculty
- Engineering and Applied Science Faculty
- English as a Second Language (ESL) FacultyFields of study: English
- Fine Arts FacultyFields of study: Printing and Printmaking, Acting, Ceramic Art, Music Theory and Composition, Sculpture, Film, Painting and Drawing, Music Education, Art History, Theatre, Music, Fine Arts
- Graduate Studies and Research Faculty
- Kinesiology and Health Studies Faculty
- Nursing FacultyFields of study: Nursing
- Science FacultyFields of study: Cell Biology, Molecular Biology, Ecology, Geology, Biochemistry, Statistics, Geography, Biology, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Computer Science
- Social Work FacultyFields of study: Social Work
- Public Policy Graduate SchoolFields of study: Political Sciences
- French InstituteFields of study: French
- Native Studies and Applied Research InstituteFields of study: Adult Education
Requirements
- Admission details: Secondary school certificate or recognized foreign equivalent. For individual course requirements, please see website.
