University of Regina

Overview

The University of Regina—with campuses located in Regina and Saskatoon on Treaty 4 and Treaty 6 territories, the ancestral lands of the Cree, Saulteaux, Dakota, Nakoda, and Lakota nations and the homeland of the Métis—is a comprehensive, mid-sized university that traces its roots back to the creation of Regina College, a small residential high school established by the Methodist church in 1911. The College grew in size and significance becoming a campus of the University of Saskatchewan and, ultimately, an independent degree granting university – the University of Regina – in 1974. 

In 2019, the University experienced 11 consecutive years of enrolment growth and the largest enrolment increase in 37 years. The student body in Fall 2019 was 16,501 full-time and part-time students – a record number, registered in 10 faculties, 25 academic departments and schools, 18 research centres and institutes, and three federated colleges (Campion College, First Nations University of Canada, and Luther College). The Colleges bring excellence and diversity to the educational experience they offer. U of Regina offers more than 120 undergraduate programs and 78 graduate programs, including many specialized programs such as police studies and public policy.

In 2017, the University of Regina was ranked in the Top 200 Best Young Universities in the world by Times Higher Education, building on their established reputation for excellence and innovative programs that lead to undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral degrees. Tuition remains below the national average and the University ranks second nationally among comprehensive universities in the level of student financial support – scholarships, awards, and bursaries – available as a percentage of tuition.

 

In Regina, the main campus and historic College Avenue campus are located on 239 acres and provide an attractive study and work environment for our students, faculty and staff. Both Regina campuses are located in Wascana Centre, one of the largest urban parks in North America.

Quick facts

Why This University

  • Campus life: The University of Regina Students’ Union (URSU) is made up of over 15,000 students, representing the diversity of the campus and it’s 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.  Stay fit by joining a sport club, going to the aquatics Centre or the Fitness and Lifestyle Centre or join intramural activities,  or cheer on your favourite varsity team. 
  • Location: The University of Regina is nestled in Wascana Park, one of the largest urban parks in North America. Imagine attending a university surrounded by natural beauty (including a lake) and kilometres of walking and bike paths. Nearby are coffee shops, restaurants, and grocery stores where students will find products from many cultures (a taste of home!). Downtown Regina, with its many stores and restaurants, is an easy bus, bike, or car ride away. In summer, students will find the Regina Folk Festival, outdoor movies, and other exciting events. Regina is a city where newcomers find a real sense of home.
  • Support: UR International is a student’s first point of contact as an international student at the University of Regina. UR International Student Services assists all international students with building a strong foundation for academic success. From the moment you are accepted and throughout the entire duration of your program, we provide personalized support and guidance in your academic journey.
  • Co-op: University of Regina pioneered the Co-op Work Experience Program in Western Canada and has been committed to it ever since. Their program has been emulated by universities across the country and helped students earn over $10 million wages in the last year alone.  Co-op programs are available in nearly 50 areas of study, and allow student to fain valuable, paid work experience while pursuing almost any undergraduate degree. Students can also participate in internships, field work, practicums and professional placements.   

Courses

  • English as a Second Language (ESL)
  • Bachelor of Business Administration (Optional Co-op)
  • Bachelor of Science – Actuarial Science
  • Bachelor of Science – Applied Physics
  • Bachelor of Science – Biochemistry (Optional Co-op)
  • Bachelor of Science – Biology (Optional Co-op)
  • Bachelor of Science – Chemistry (Optional Co-op)
  • Bachelor of Science – Computer Science (Optional Co-op)
  • Bachelor of Science – Economics
  • Bachelor of Science – Environmental Geoscience
  • Bachelor of Science – Geology (Optional Co-op)
  • Bachelor of Science – Mathematics (Optional Co-op)
  • Bachelor of Science – Physics (Optional Co-op)
  • Bachelor of Science – Software Systems Development
  • Bachelor of Science – Statistics (Optional Co-op)
  • Bachelor of Arts – Economics (Optional Co-op)
  • Bachelor of Arts – Chinese (Optional Co-op)
  • Bachelor of Arts – Classical and Medieval Studies (Optional Co-op)
  • Bachelor of Arts – English (Optional Co-op)
  • Bachelor of Arts – Environmental Studies (Optional Co-op)
  • Bachelor of Arts – Geography (Optional Co-op)
  • Bachelor of Arts – German (Optional Co-op)
  • Bachelor of Arts – History (Optional Co-op)
  • Bachelor of Arts – Human Justice
  • Bachelor of Arts – International Studies (Optional Co-op)
  • Bachelor of Arts – Japanese (Optional Co-op)
  • Bachelor of Arts – Pre-Journalism
  • Bachelor of Arts – Linguistics (Optional Co-op)
  • Bachelor of Arts – Philosophy (Optional Co-op)
  • Bachelor of Arts – Philosophy, Politics, and Economics (Optional Co-op)
  • Bachelor of Arts – Political Science (Optional Co-op)
  • University Diploma – Business Administration
  • University Diploma – Liberal Arts
  • University Diploma – Computer Science
  • Master of Arts – Anthropology
  • Master of Science – Biochemistry
  • Master of Science – Biology
  • Master of Business Administration – General Management
  • Master of Science – Chemistry
  • Master of Science – Computer Science (Project Option)
  • Master of Education – Curriculum and Instruction (Thesis Option)
  • Master of Engineering – Electronic Systems (Project Option)
  • Master of Arts – English – Creative Writing (Project Option)
  • Master of Fine Arts – Interdisciplinary (Research and Exhibition)
  • Master of Arts – French (Thesis Option)
  • Master of Science – Geology
  • Master of Science – Gerontology
  • Master of Arts – Gerontology
  • Master of Arts – History
  • Master of Public Administration
  • Master of Public Policy
  • Master of Journalism
  • Master of Science – Kinesiology and Health Studies
  • Master of Arts – Linguistics
  • Master of Science – Mathematics
  • Master of Arts – Media Studies
  • Master of Arts – Music – Music Theory
  • Master of Arts – Philosophy
  • Master of Science – Physics
  • Master of Arts – Police Studies
  • Master of Arts – Psychology – Experimental & Applied
  • Master of Social Work
  • Master of Arts – Sociology
  • Master of Human Resource Management – Course Option

University Certificate – Chinese
University Certificate – Economics
University Certificate – German
University Certificate – Health Studies
University Certificate – Indigenous Fine Arts
University Certificate – Indigenous Health Studies
University Certificate – International Studies
University Certificate – Japanese
University Certificate – Liberal Arts
University Certificate – Political and International Governance
University Certificate – Spanish
University Certificate – Visual Arts
University Certificate – Administration – Level 2
University Certificate – French as a Second Language
University Certificate – Media, Art, and Performance

Top subjects

Campus and location

Accommodation

Students need to plan their accommodations well in advance of their arrival as all accommodation options fill up quickly, well before the start of the semester.

On-Campus Residence Accommodations

On-Campus residence accommodations are provided per discretion by the school.

Off-Campus Accommodations

The local area has a variety of off-campus rental housing options including single homes, duplexes, apartments and rooms for rent. Students wishing to live off-campus need to research availability on their own and should arrive well before the start of term to do so.

Homestay

There are a wide variety of homestay options available, and our partners do their best to match students and hosts according to their interests and preferences. Homestay hosts include single people, young couples with children and pets, and older couples. All homestay accommodations have been inspected, and all adults in the home have completed a required criminal reference check.

Bangladesh Admission Requirements & Deadline

Secondary Documents Required
  • A school certified document of your Secondary School Certificate and Higher Secondary Certificate results and certificate. 

Post-Secondary Documents Required

  • Transcripts of grades from all post secondary institutions attended (must be sent directly from the institution or in an institution sealed envelope)
  • Diploma (when obtained)

Proof of English Language Proficiency

Every student at the University of Regina has to provide Proof of English Language Proficiency

 

Students applying to:

Science: mathematics and one of chemistry, biology or physics at the upper secondary level

Engineering: mathematics, chemistry and physics at the upper secondary level

Kinesiology and Health Studies: mathematics and one of biology, chemistry and physics at the upper secondary level

Please Note: All documentation can be sent by email or fax. Once you arrive on campus, originals must be presented.

If required documents are not in English or French a notarized English translation must accompany documents or be presented to the Admissions Office.

 FallWinter
Priority Deadline For Most Programs*March 15November 1
Nursing **February 15N/A
International StudentsAugust 1November 1
Visual Arts or Indigenous Fine Arts (Portfolio Only)April 1December 1
Final Application Deadline for Most Programs ***August 15December 15
Continuing EducationAugust 31December 15

English Language Proficiency Requirements

TESTMINIMUM SCORE REQUIREDMINIMUM SCORE REQUIRED FACULTY OF NURSINGCONTACT

TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language)

*Institutional TOEFL will not be accepted

Internet Based*: Overall 83;
Reading: 20; Listening: 20; Speaking: 20; Writing: 20

Paper Based TOEFL will not be accepted

Internet Based*: Overall 90;
Reading: 20; Listening: 22; Speaking: 26; Writing: 20

Paper Based TOEFL will not be accepted

Test of English as a Foreign Language

CN 6151, Princeton, New Jersey,
USA, 08541-6151

Tel: (609) 771-7100 or www.toefl.org/index.html

IELTS – Academic

(International English Language Testing System

Overall Band score of 6.5, with no band less than 6.0

Overall Band score of 7.0 with no band less than 5.5 and 7.0 or higher in Speaking

 

Pearson Test of English (PTE) Academic *Not accepted for Faculty of Nursing

Overall score of 59

No area with less than 59

 

PTE Customer Service Team

Email: [email protected]

Duolingo online English test

* Accepted on a temporary basis for the 2020-21 academic year (May 1, 2020 – April 30, 2021), effective immediately

Test score of 110 or better

 

https://englishtest.duolingo.com

 

Tuition fees

Avg Cost of Tuition/Year $15,744.00 CAD
Cost of Living/Year $16,013.00 CAD
*Application Fee $75.00 CAD – $100.00 CAD

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