A comprehensive prairie university known for applied programs, Indigenous education and a strong connection to Saskatchewan communities.
The University of Regina is a public university in Saskatchewan's capital, offering undergraduate, graduate and professional programs across a wide range of disciplines. It is known for its commitment to community engagement, research and Indigenous education.
Class sizes are generally modest, which gives students good access to instructors. Popular areas include business, education, engineering, kinesiology, nursing, social work and the sciences, along with a strong tradition in the arts and fine arts.
The university is home to First Nations University of Canada, a federated institution that shares the campus and offers programs grounded in Indigenous knowledge. Many programs include co-operative education, practicums or internships, helping students gain experience before graduation.
Tuition in CA$, 2026-2027
Students apply for student aid through the program of the province they live in. A provincial application also covers the federal Canada Student Grants and Loans.
The university offers entrance scholarships, in-course awards and need-based bursaries to help students manage the cost of study.
Tuition for 2026-27 from the school’s own published fees, for a typical first-year arts program, rounded. Ancillary fees, books and housing are extra. Confirm the current figure on University of Regina’s fee page.
Scholarship names and amounts are estimates and change every year; confirm them with University of Regina.
Applications to University of Regina go through University of Regina’s own application.
Applicants usually need a high school diploma with the required subjects for their chosen program and a minimum admission average. Some programs have additional requirements such as prerequisites, interviews or portfolios.
Apply online through the University of Regina's own application, submit transcripts and any program-specific documents, and watch for program deadlines that may be earlier than the general one.
The admission average and deadline are estimates; confirm them with University of Regina.
Regina is a mid-sized prairie city with a lively arts scene, lots of green space and a relatively low cost of living.
Student life centres on a friendly, close-knit campus with active clubs, events and student services. Residences and campus spaces help new students settle in and meet people.
The Cougars compete in U Sports across a range of varsity sports, including hockey, basketball, soccer and wrestling.
Figures are estimates for exploration — verify current costs, deadlines, and requirements on the school’s official website.