Overview
Regina runs ten faculties and pioneered the first co-operative education programme in Western Canada more than half a century ago. It became an independent degree granting university in 1974, with roots reaching back to Regina College, and now teaches over 16,600 students.
Academics
Faculties and schools
- Arts
- Hill and Levene Schools of Business
- Education
- Engineering and Applied Science
- Kinesiology and Health Studies
- Media, Art and Performance
- Nursing
- Science
- Social Work
- Graduate Studies and Research
Signature programmes
- Co-operative education across most faculties
- Psychology, ranked sixth in Canada
- Systems engineering in six specialisations
- Indigenous education and Indigenous social work
Degrees by level
Undergraduate16
- Bachelor of Business Administration
- Bachelor of Science in Computer Science
- Bachelor of Science in Data Science
- Bachelor of Applied Science in Software Systems Engineering
- Bachelor of Applied Science in Electronic Systems Engineering
- Bachelor of Applied Science in Environmental Systems Engineering
- Bachelor of Applied Science in Industrial Systems Engineering
- Bachelor of Applied Science in Energy Systems Engineering
- Bachelor of Science in Psychology
- Bachelor of Science in Actuarial Science
- Saskatchewan Collaborative Bachelor of Science in Nursing
- Bachelor of Health Studies
- Bachelor of Social Work
- Bachelor of Education (Elementary and Secondary)
- Bachelor of Arts in Journalism, News Media and Communication
- Bachelor of Arts in Indigenous Studies
Master's10
- Master of Business Administration
- Executive Master of Business Administration
- Master of Science in Computer Science
- Master of Applied Science in Petroleum Systems Engineering
- Master of Applied Science in Software Systems Engineering
- Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology
- Master of Public Policy and Administration
- Master of Education in Indigenous Education
- Master of Nursing (Course-based)
- Master of Human Resource Management
Doctoral8
- PhD in Clinical Psychology
- PhD in Experimental and Applied Psychology
- PhD in Computer Science
- PhD in Electronic Systems Engineering
- PhD in Environmental Systems Engineering
- PhD in Petroleum Systems Engineering
- PhD in Public Policy and Administration
- PhD in Mathematics and Statistics
Diplomas and certificates6
- Certificate in Project Management
- Certificate in Public Relations
- Certificate in Local Government Administration
- Certificate in Indigenous Health Practice
- Graduate Certificate in Nursing Leadership
- Certificate in User Experience Design
Reputation and highlights
- First co-operative education programme in Western Canada, over fifty years ago
- Psychology ranked sixth in Canada
- Over 50 master's, 20 doctoral and 13 graduate certificate programmes
- Ten faculties, including dedicated faculties for Media, Art and Performance and for Social Work
- Three academic terms a year, so entry points are frequent
Student life
- The campus is built around Wascana Park, one of the largest urban parks in North America, with the legislature across the lake.
- Regina is a provincial capital of manageable size, which keeps living costs below the big Canadian student cities.
- The university publishes a worked annual budget for international students, so costs can be planned before arrival.
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