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The University of Saskatchewan is an outstanding institution of research, learning, knowledge-keeping, reconciliation and inclusion. Join our innovative and diverse community and well-recognized experts as we continue to drive USask to be the university the world needs. USask is leading the way in tackling pressing problems like water and food ...
Non-direct programs require previous university study and cannot be applied to directly from high school. Admission requirements and deadlines can be found on individual program pages: Dentistry. Law. Medicine. Nursing. Nutrition. Pharmacy. Veterinary Medicine.
International @ University of Saskatchewan. Internationalization is central to the mission of our University. It prepares our students to work in today's global knowledge economy, enriches the campus culture and university experience for our faculty and students, extends our reach and influence throughout the world, and enables us to address ...
The University of Saskatchewan (USask) is committed to equity, diversity and inclusion, and proud to support academic opportunities for Indigenous students. We continue to grow our partnerships with Indigenous communities across the province, nationally and internationally and value the unique perspective that Indigenous students provide to strengthen these relationships.
University of Saskatchewan. You have choices. You decide where life is going to take you. When it comes to your education and your future, you have the freedom to decide what kind of experience you want to have. At USask, your experience matters. How to apply. Admission requirements. Tuition.
Degree. The training and experience you’ll acquire at the master’s or doctoral level at USask will give you the tools to drive change and respond to the world's needs. Your graduate program will help guide you through a lifetime of intellectual study, opportunity, and challenge. Ready to apply?
All Engineering Events. Academic Calendar. USask Engineering, located on Treaty 6 territory and the homeland of the Métis, seeks to provide meaningful access to engineering for Indigenous peoples, while maintaining respectful relationships with Indigenous communities.
