The University of Saskatchewan
(USask) is one of Canada’s oldest and most distinguished universities.
Established in 1907, USask is a member of the U15 Group of Canadian Research Universities
and is the only university to hold two Canada First Research Excellence Fund
programs.
Located in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan,
in Western Canada, USask is known for its collaborative, interdisciplinary
approach to tackling some of the greatest global challenges of our era — water
and food security, energy sustainability, and infectious disease.
USask received just over $242
million in annual sponsored research income in fiscal year 2021-22, supporting its
nine signature areas of research: Agriculture; Water Security; Energy and Mineral
Resources; One Health (an integrated approach to animal, human and
environmental health), Indigenous Peoples; Synchrotron Sciences (innovative
applications of Canada’s only synchrotron research facility, the USask-owned
Canadian Light Source); Health and Wellness; Communities and Sustainability;
and Quantum Innovation.
USask’s Global Institute for Water
Security (GIWS) is home to the world’s largest university-led freshwater
research program, Global Water futures, a $301-million investment with more
than 475 partners around the world.
More than 26,000 students from 125
countries study at USask, which offers over 130 academic programs and has 13
colleges, three graduate schools, and six affiliated or federated colleges.
Study is enhanced by world-class research centres, including CLS, GIWS, Global
Institute for Food Security, the Crop
Development Centre, Health Sciences Complex, and Saskatchewan Centre for
Cyclotron Sciences operated by USask’s Sylvia Fedoruk Canadian Centre for
Nuclear Innovation, and the Vaccine and Infectious Disease Organization (VIDO),
VIDO recently expanded to add a vaccine manufacturing
facility that increases Canada’s biomanufacturing capacity and is establishing
Containment Level 4 lab capacity – the highest level – to make VIDO the only
non-governmental CL4 facility in the country.
The university also leads the S uper Dual Auroral Radar
Network (SuperDARN), with its five high-frequency radars located across Canada being
part of a synchronized
global network of 36 radars that continuously monitor “space weather”
and predict
when electromagnetic storms in the Earth’s upper atmosphere could threaten
technologies such as GPS, electrical grids and navigation equipment.
A USask-led nine-university collaboration, Global Water
Futures Observatories (GWFO ), is a network of 76 instrumented basins,
rivers, lakes and wetlands, 27 deployable observation systems, and 31
state-of-the-art water laboratories that operates across seven provinces and
territories. The aim is to provide data to quickly address flood, drought and
water quality issues, and to develop solutions for the impending water crisis
that faces Canadians due to climate change, poor water management,
proliferation of toxic contaminants, and environmental degradation.
Students, faculty, researchers and
staff enjoy a high level of support typical of a smaller university, creating
an environment that inspires collaboration, innovation and discovery. There are
more than 100 student clubs, seven on-campus museums and art galleries, and a
state-of-the-art Physical Activity Complex. USask also offers more than $28.5 million
in scholarships, bursaries and prizes to students every year. Students receive
the U-Pass, which offers unlimited public transit in Saskatoon throughout the
school year. New international students have access to a special welcome and
orientation service that includes free transportation from the airport and
first-night accommodation.
USask’s historic main campus is
recognized as one of the most beautiful in Canada, with plenty of green space,
stately greystone buildings and tree-lined walkways. With a rising population
of just over 325,000, Saskatoon offers many amenities of a large urban centre
along with the friendliness, accessibility, and safety of a smaller city. There
is plenty to do in Saskatoon every season, with live music events, festivals
and cultural experiences on offer year-round.
USask’s more than 169,000 living
alumni are spread globally. Alumni include 72 Rhodes scholars, two Nobel Prize
winners, five Olympic gold medallists, one Canadian Prime Minister, nine provincial
premiers, three justices of the Supreme Court of Canada, and an Oscar winner.
Its graduates, recognized for their work ethic, resourceful nature and
determination, will continue to build on a long history of success to address
the world’s challenges now and in the future.
research.usask.ca
About University of Saskatchewan
The University of Saskatchewan
(USask) is one of Canada’s oldest and most distinguished universities.
Established in 1907, USask is a member of the U15 Group of Canadian Research Universities
and is the only university to hold two Canada First Research Excellence Fund
programs.
Located in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan,
in Western Canada, USask is known for its collaborative, interdisciplinary
approach to tackling some of the greatest global challenges of our era — water
and food security, energy sustainability, and infectious disease.
USask received just over $242
million in annual sponsored research income in fiscal year 2021-22, supporting its
nine signature areas of research: Agriculture; Water Security; Energy and Mineral
Resources; One Health (an integrated approach to animal, human and
environmental health), Indigenous Peoples; Synchrotron Sciences (innovative
applications of Canada’s only synchrotron research facility, the USask-owned
Canadian Light Source); Health and Wellness; Communities and Sustainability;
and Quantum Innovation.
USask’s Global Institute for Water
Security (GIWS) is home to the world’s largest university-led freshwater
research program, Global Water futures, a $301-million investment with more
than 475 partners around the world.
More than 26,000 students from 125
countries study at USask, which offers over 130 academic programs and has 13
colleges, three graduate schools, and six affiliated or federated colleges.
Study is enhanced by world-class research centres, including CLS, GIWS, Global
Institute for Food Security, the Crop
Development Centre, Health Sciences Complex, and Saskatchewan Centre for
Cyclotron Sciences operated by USask’s Sylvia Fedoruk Canadian Centre for
Nuclear Innovation, and the Vaccine and Infectious Disease Organization (VIDO),
VIDO recently expanded to add a vaccine manufacturing
facility that increases Canada’s biomanufacturing capacity and is establishing
Containment Level 4 lab capacity – the highest level – to make VIDO the only
non-governmental CL4 facility in the country.
The university also leads the S uper Dual Auroral Radar
Network (SuperDARN), with its five high-frequency radars located across Canada being
part of a synchronized
global network of 36 radars that continuously monitor “space weather”
and predict
when electromagnetic storms in the Earth’s upper atmosphere could threaten
technologies such as GPS, electrical grids and navigation equipment.
A USask-led nine-university collaboration, Global Water
Futures Observatories (GWFO ), is a network of 76 instrumented basins,
rivers, lakes and wetlands, 27 deployable observation systems, and 31
state-of-the-art water laboratories that operates across seven provinces and
territories. The aim is to provide data to quickly address flood, drought and
water quality issues, and to develop solutions for the impending water crisis
that faces Canadians due to climate change, poor water management,
proliferation of toxic contaminants, and environmental degradation.
Students, faculty, researchers and
staff enjoy a high level of support typical of a smaller university, creating
an environment that inspires collaboration, innovation and discovery. There are
more than 100 student clubs, seven on-campus museums and art galleries, and a
state-of-the-art Physical Activity Complex. USask also offers more than $28.5 million
in scholarships, bursaries and prizes to students every year. Students receive
the U-Pass, which offers unlimited public transit in Saskatoon throughout the
school year. New international students have access to a special welcome and
orientation service that includes free transportation from the airport and
first-night accommodation.
USask’s historic main campus is
recognized as one of the most beautiful in Canada, with plenty of green space,
stately greystone buildings and tree-lined walkways. With a rising population
of just over 325,000, Saskatoon offers many amenities of a large urban centre
along with the friendliness, accessibility, and safety of a smaller city. There
is plenty to do in Saskatoon every season, with live music events, festivals
and cultural experiences on offer year-round.
USask’s more than 169,000 living
alumni are spread globally. Alumni include 72 Rhodes scholars, two Nobel Prize
winners, five Olympic gold medallists, one Canadian Prime Minister, nine provincial
premiers, three justices of the Supreme Court of Canada, and an Oscar winner.
Its graduates, recognized for their work ethic, resourceful nature and
determination, will continue to build on a long history of success to address
the world’s challenges now and in the future.
One of the important factors when considering a master's degree is the cost of study. Luckily, there are many options available to help students fund their master's programme. Download your copy of the Scholarship Guide to find out which scholarships from around the world could be available to you, and how to apply for them.
USask offers its close to 21,000
undergraduate students one of the most diverse range of academic programs in
Canada, including colleges and schools of arts and science, medicine,
veterinary medicine, dentistry, nursing, pharmacy and nutrition, law,
engineering, agriculture, business, education, and kinesiology, with degrees
and certificates across more than 130 fields of study.
In addition to the opportunity to
study at one of Canada’s top research universities, students have access to
innovative, cutting-edge facilities and programs that are unique in the
Canadian post-secondary environment.
USask offers a multi-faceted,
unique-in-Canada approach to undergraduate research experiences. This includes
more than 3,000 students participating in First Year Research Experience (FYRE)
courses, access to an array of summer research internship opportunities, and a
USask-wide co-curricular credit offered through the Student Undergraduate
Research Experience (SURE) program – a unique research and professional skills
development program that complements our course-based and faculty-supported
disciplinary training, research assistantships, co-ops and internships.
Student success is one of our top
priorities. In addition to the many scholarships and bursaries, undergraduates
are supported through numerous services such as learning communities, access
and equity services, the International Student and Study Abroad Centre,
Aboriginal Students’ Centre, a new Student Wellness Centre, and an on-campus
language centre that offers English as a Second Language (ESL) programs and
bridging programs that enable ESL students to take a university-level class
while finishing their English language program.
Nearly 3,500 university students
have self-declared as Indigenous, and just over 3,300 international students
enroll every year.
Students have the opportunity to
live on campus in one of our residences, located just steps away from
classrooms and services. USask residences provide an unparalleled living
environment for students. Students are part of a diverse and global community
where they can develop life-long friendships and create lasting memories.
The university offers students the
open and supportive community they need to succeed by encouraging diverse
ideas, collaboration, and interdisciplinary study. Students have the
opportunity to gain practical, hands-on experience in their field of study,
whether by taking part in an internship or co-op program, participating in a
field class, or by taking advantage of a study-abroad program at another
Canadian or international institution.
The diverse community of students,
staff and faculty creates an environment where all can feel welcome, and where
a culture of learning, growth and deeper understanding extends beyond the
classroom.
With some of the best research
facilities and analytical tools in Canada, USask is the choice of close to 4,500
Master’s and PhD students. The university offers more than 80 fields of study
for graduate, doctoral, and post-doctoral studies, including three graduate
schools of public health, public policy and environment and sustainability.
Developing solutions to global
challenges require the best and brightest minds, and approaches that transcend
disciplinary boundaries. For instance, environmental problems require
researchers and students from multiple fields of knowledge to better understand
and resolve them.
At USask, expertise from the
graduate School of Environment and Sustainability, graduate School of Public
Health, Global Institute for Water Security, Global Institute for Food
Security, the Toxicology Centre, Johnson-Shoyama Graduate School of Public
Policy, and many other colleges and research facilities are brought together in
an interdisciplinary approach to examine problems of global importance related
to climate change, environmental sustainability, and food and water security.
USask has highly integrated teams
of medical, animal, social, and environmental scientists working to find
solutions at the interface of animal, human and environmental health. Beyond
the training of doctors, nurses and veterinarians, the university is home to a
broad range of academic programming and world-renowned research facilities such
as the Vaccine and Infectious Disease Organization (VIDO) which holds over 80
U.S. patents for vaccines, six of them world firsts.
Our faculty and graduate students
in agriculture, computer science, engineering, genomics, and public policy are
working together through the Global Institute of Food Security and the Crop
Development Centre to help feed the world through transformative innovations in
digital agriculture and transformative plant breeding.
USask faculty and graduate
students work shoulder to shoulder to address a wide range of basic and applied
research challenges, including balancing the protection of the natural
environment and the ever- increasing demands for energy and natural resources;
carrying out experimental and theoretical investigations of advanced materials;
and exploring human-computer interaction, image analysis and nuclear and
particle physics. Harnessing the power of world-class facilities in synchrotron
sciences, nuclear innovation and cyclotron sciences, scientific insights are
translated into ground-breaking practical applications through local, national
and international partnerships.
We are engaged in research and
graduate student education partnerships worldwide. USask offers more than $20
million in graduate student funding including special scholarships for
international students and Indigenous students. Our students work alongside top
researchers, including approximately 140 research chairs (18 of them Canada
Research Chairs), one Canada Excellence Research Chair, numerous Fellows of the
Royal Society of Canada and the Canadian Academy of Health Sciences, 3M
National Teaching Fellows, Killam Prize holders, and many other acclaimed
faculty.
Our warm community welcomes people
from around the world and right here at home, including growing numbers of
Indigenous, Métis, and
international students. It creates open dialogue, and fresh opportunities for
learning inside and outside the classroom.
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The University of Saskatchewan (USask) is one of Canada’s oldest and most distinguished universities. Established in 1907, USask is a member of the U15 Group of Canadian Research Universities and is the only university to hold two Canada First Research Excellence Fund programs.
Located in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, in Western Canada, USask is known for its collaborative, interdisciplinary approach to tackling some of the greatest global challenges of our era — water and food security, energy sustainability, and infectious disease.
USask received just over $242 million in annual sponsored research income in fiscal year 2021-22, supporting its nine signature areas of research: Agriculture; Water Security; Energy and Mineral Resources; One Health (an integrated approach to animal, human and environmental health), Indigenous Peoples; Synchrotron Sciences (innovative applications of Canada’s only synchrotron research facility, the USask-owned Canadian Light Source); Health and Wellness; Communities and Sustainability; and Quantum Innovation.
USask’s Global Institute for Water Security (GIWS) is home to the world’s largest university-led freshwater research program, Global Water futures, a $301-million investment with more than 475 partners around the world.
More than 26,000 students from 125 countries study at USask, which offers over 130 academic programs and has 13 colleges, three graduate schools, and six affiliated or federated colleges. Study is enhanced by world-class research centres, including CLS, GIWS, Global Institute for Food Security, the Crop Development Centre, Health Sciences Complex, and Saskatchewan Centre for Cyclotron Sciences operated by USask’s Sylvia Fedoruk Canadian Centre for Nuclear Innovation, and the Vaccine and Infectious Disease Organization (VIDO),
VIDO recently expanded to add a vaccine manufacturing facility that increases Canada’s biomanufacturing capacity and is establishing Containment Level 4 lab capacity – the highest level – to make VIDO the only non-governmental CL4 facility in the country.
The university also leads the S uper Dual Auroral Radar Network (SuperDARN), with its five high-frequency radars located across Canada being part of a synchronized global network of 36 radars that continuously monitor “space weather” and predict when electromagnetic storms in the Earth’s upper atmosphere could threaten technologies such as GPS, electrical grids and navigation equipment.
A USask-led nine-university collaboration, Global Water Futures Observatories (GWFO ), is a network of 76 instrumented basins, rivers, lakes and wetlands, 27 deployable observation systems, and 31 state-of-the-art water laboratories that operates across seven provinces and territories. The aim is to provide data to quickly address flood, drought and water quality issues, and to develop solutions for the impending water crisis that faces Canadians due to climate change, poor water management, proliferation of toxic contaminants, and environmental degradation.
Students, faculty, researchers and staff enjoy a high level of support typical of a smaller university, creating an environment that inspires collaboration, innovation and discovery. There are more than 100 student clubs, seven on-campus museums and art galleries, and a state-of-the-art Physical Activity Complex. USask also offers more than $28.5 million in scholarships, bursaries and prizes to students every year. Students receive the U-Pass, which offers unlimited public transit in Saskatoon throughout the school year. New international students have access to a special welcome and orientation service that includes free transportation from the airport and first-night accommodation.
USask’s historic main campus is recognized as one of the most beautiful in Canada, with plenty of green space, stately greystone buildings and tree-lined walkways. With a rising population of just over 325,000, Saskatoon offers many amenities of a large urban centre along with the friendliness, accessibility, and safety of a smaller city. There is plenty to do in Saskatoon every season, with live music events, festivals and cultural experiences on offer year-round.
USask’s more than 169,000 living alumni are spread globally. Alumni include 72 Rhodes scholars, two Nobel Prize winners, five Olympic gold medallists, one Canadian Prime Minister, nine provincial premiers, three justices of the Supreme Court of Canada, and an Oscar winner. Its graduates, recognized for their work ethic, resourceful nature and determination, will continue to build on a long history of success to address the world’s challenges now and in the future.
research.usask.ca
About University of Saskatchewan
The University of Saskatchewan (USask) is one of Canada’s oldest and most distinguished universities. Established in 1907, USask is a member of the U15 Group of Canadian Research Universities and is the only university to hold two Canada First Research Excellence Fund programs.
Located in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, in Western Canada, USask is known for its collaborative, interdisciplinary approach to tackling some of the greatest global challenges of our era — water and food security, energy sustainability, and infectious disease.
USask received just over $242 million in annual sponsored research income in fiscal year 2021-22, supporting its nine signature areas of research: Agriculture; Water Security; Energy and Mineral Resources; One Health (an integrated approach to animal, human and environmental health), Indigenous Peoples; Synchrotron Sciences (innovative applications of Canada’s only synchrotron research facility, the USask-owned Canadian Light Source); Health and Wellness; Communities and Sustainability; and Quantum Innovation.
USask’s Global Institute for Water Security (GIWS) is home to the world’s largest university-led freshwater research program, Global Water futures, a $301-million investment with more than 475 partners around the world.
More than 26,000 students from 125 countries study at USask, which offers over 130 academic programs and has 13 colleges, three graduate schools, and six affiliated or federated colleges. Study is enhanced by world-class research centres, including CLS, GIWS, Global Institute for Food Security, the Crop Development Centre, Health Sciences Complex, and Saskatchewan Centre for Cyclotron Sciences operated by USask’s Sylvia Fedoruk Canadian Centre for Nuclear Innovation, and the Vaccine and Infectious Disease Organization (VIDO),
VIDO recently expanded to add a vaccine manufacturing facility that increases Canada’s biomanufacturing capacity and is establishing Containment Level 4 lab capacity – the highest level – to make VIDO the only non-governmental CL4 facility in the country.
The university also leads the S uper Dual Auroral Radar Network (SuperDARN), with its five high-frequency radars located across Canada being part of a synchronized global network of 36 radars that continuously monitor “space weather” and predict when electromagnetic storms in the Earth’s upper atmosphere could threaten technologies such as GPS, electrical grids and navigation equipment.
A USask-led nine-university collaboration, Global Water Futures Observatories (GWFO ), is a network of 76 instrumented basins, rivers, lakes and wetlands, 27 deployable observation systems, and 31 state-of-the-art water laboratories that operates across seven provinces and territories. The aim is to provide data to quickly address flood, drought and water quality issues, and to develop solutions for the impending water crisis that faces Canadians due to climate change, poor water management, proliferation of toxic contaminants, and environmental degradation.
Students, faculty, researchers and staff enjoy a high level of support typical of a smaller university, creating an environment that inspires collaboration, innovation and discovery. There are more than 100 student clubs, seven on-campus museums and art galleries, and a state-of-the-art Physical Activity Complex. USask also offers more than $28.5 million in scholarships, bursaries and prizes to students every year. Students receive the U-Pass, which offers unlimited public transit in Saskatoon throughout the school year. New international students have access to a special welcome and orientation service that includes free transportation from the airport and first-night accommodation.
USask’s historic main campus is recognized as one of the most beautiful in Canada, with plenty of green space, stately greystone buildings and tree-lined walkways. With a rising population of just over 325,000, Saskatoon offers many amenities of a large urban centre along with the friendliness, accessibility, and safety of a smaller city. There is plenty to do in Saskatoon every season, with live music events, festivals and cultural experiences on offer year-round.
USask’s more than 169,000 living alumni are spread globally. Alumni include 72 Rhodes scholars, two Nobel Prize winners, five Olympic gold medallists, one Canadian Prime Minister, nine provincial premiers, three justices of the Supreme Court of Canada, and an Oscar winner. Its graduates, recognized for their work ethic, resourceful nature and determination, will continue to build on a long history of success to address the world’s challenges now and in the future.
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University of Saskatchewan is one of the top public universities in Saskatoon, Canada. It is ranked #=473 in QS World University Rankings 2023.
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USask offers its close to 21,000 undergraduate students one of the most diverse range of academic programs in Canada, including colleges and schools of arts and science, medicine, veterinary medicine, dentistry, nursing, pharmacy and nutrition, law, engineering, agriculture, business, education, and kinesiology, with degrees and certificates across more than 130 fields of study.
In addition to the opportunity to study at one of Canada’s top research universities, students have access to innovative, cutting-edge facilities and programs that are unique in the Canadian post-secondary environment.
USask offers a multi-faceted, unique-in-Canada approach to undergraduate research experiences. This includes more than 3,000 students participating in First Year Research Experience (FYRE) courses, access to an array of summer research internship opportunities, and a USask-wide co-curricular credit offered through the Student Undergraduate Research Experience (SURE) program – a unique research and professional skills development program that complements our course-based and faculty-supported disciplinary training, research assistantships, co-ops and internships.
Student success is one of our top priorities. In addition to the many scholarships and bursaries, undergraduates are supported through numerous services such as learning communities, access and equity services, the International Student and Study Abroad Centre, Aboriginal Students’ Centre, a new Student Wellness Centre, and an on-campus language centre that offers English as a Second Language (ESL) programs and bridging programs that enable ESL students to take a university-level class while finishing their English language program.
Nearly 3,500 university students have self-declared as Indigenous, and just over 3,300 international students enroll every year.
Students have the opportunity to live on campus in one of our residences, located just steps away from classrooms and services. USask residences provide an unparalleled living environment for students. Students are part of a diverse and global community where they can develop life-long friendships and create lasting memories.
The university offers students the open and supportive community they need to succeed by encouraging diverse ideas, collaboration, and interdisciplinary study. Students have the opportunity to gain practical, hands-on experience in their field of study, whether by taking part in an internship or co-op program, participating in a field class, or by taking advantage of a study-abroad program at another Canadian or international institution.
The diverse community of students, staff and faculty creates an environment where all can feel welcome, and where a culture of learning, growth and deeper understanding extends beyond the classroom.
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Arts and Humanities (6)
Bachelor of Arts in Archaeology and Anthropology
Bachelor of Arts in Classical, Medieval, and Renaissance Studies
Bachelor of Arts in Drama
Bachelor of Arts in English
Bachelor of Arts in History
Bachelor of Arts in Linguistics
Bachelor of Arts in Modern Languages
Bachelor of Arts in Music
Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy
Bachelor of Arts in Regional and Urban Planning
Bachelor of Arts in Studio Art
Bachelor of Fine Arts in Drama
Bachelor of Fine Arts in Studio Art
Bachelor of Music in Music
Bachelor of Music in Music Education
Bachelor of Science in Archaeology
Business & Management (6)
Bachelor of Commerce in Accounting
Bachelor of Commerce in Finance
Bachelor of Commerce in Management
Bachelor of Commerce in Marketing
Bachelor of Commerce in Operations Management
Engineering and Technology (6)
Bachelor of Arts and Science in Interactive Systems Design
Bachelor of Science in Computer Science
Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Chemical Engineering)
Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Civil Engineering)
Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Computer Engineering)
Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Electrical Engineering)
Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Engineering Physics)
Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Environmental Engineering)
Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Geological Engineering)
Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Mechanical Engineering)
Life Sciences and Medicine (6)
Bachelor of Arts and Science in Health Studies
Bachelor of Arts in Psychology
Bachelor of Science in Agribusiness
Bachelor of Science in Agriculture (Agricultural Biology)
Bachelor of Science in Agriculture (Agricultural Economics)
Bachelor of Science in Agriculture (Agronomy)
Bachelor of Science in Agriculture (Animal Science)
Bachelor of Science in Agriculture (Applied Plant Ecology)
Bachelor of Science in Agriculture (Crop Science)
Bachelor of Science in Agriculture (Environmental Science)
Bachelor of Science in Agriculture (Food and Bioproduct Sciences)
Bachelor of Science in Agriculture (Horticulture Science)
Bachelor of Science in Agriculture (Soil Science)
Bachelor of Science in Anatomy and Cell Biology
Bachelor of Science in Animal Bioscience
Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry
Bachelor of Science in Bioinformatics
Bachelor of Science in Biology
Bachelor of Science in Food Science
Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology (Exercise and Sport Studies)
Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology (Kinesiology and Education)
Bachelor of Science in Microbiology and Immunology
Bachelor of Science in Palaeobiology
Bachelor of Science in Psychology
Natural Sciences (6)
Bachelor of Arts and Science in Environment and Society
Bachelor of Science Renewable Resource Management in Resource Economics and Policy
Bachelor of Science Renewable Resource Management in Resource Science
Bachelor of Science in Applied Mathematics
Bachelor of Science in Chemistry
Bachelor of Science in Environmental Biology
Bachelor of Science in Environmental Earth Sciences
Bachelor of Science in Geology
Bachelor of Science in Geophysics
Bachelor of Science in Mathematical Physics
Bachelor of Science in Mathematics
Bachelor of Science in Physics
Bachelor of Science in Physiology and Pharmacology
Bachelor of Science in Toxicology
Social Sciences and Management (6)
Bachelor of Arts in Business Economics
Bachelor of Arts in Economics
Bachelor of Arts in French
Bachelor of Arts in Indigenous Studies
Bachelor of Arts in International Studies
Bachelor of Arts in Political Studies
Bachelor of Arts in Religion and Culture
Bachelor of Arts in Sociology
Bachelor of Arts in Women's and Gender Studies
Bachelor of Commerce in Human Resources
Bachelor of Education
Bachelor of Education in Indian Teacher Education Program
Bachelor of Education in Kinesiology and Education
Bachelor of Education in Saskatchewan Urban Native Teacher Education Program
Bachelor of Education in Technical Vocational Education
Bachelor of Science in Statistics
With some of the best research facilities and analytical tools in Canada, USask is the choice of close to 4,500 Master’s and PhD students. The university offers more than 80 fields of study for graduate, doctoral, and post-doctoral studies, including three graduate schools of public health, public policy and environment and sustainability.
Developing solutions to global challenges require the best and brightest minds, and approaches that transcend disciplinary boundaries. For instance, environmental problems require researchers and students from multiple fields of knowledge to better understand and resolve them.
At USask, expertise from the graduate School of Environment and Sustainability, graduate School of Public Health, Global Institute for Water Security, Global Institute for Food Security, the Toxicology Centre, Johnson-Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy, and many other colleges and research facilities are brought together in an interdisciplinary approach to examine problems of global importance related to climate change, environmental sustainability, and food and water security.
USask has highly integrated teams of medical, animal, social, and environmental scientists working to find solutions at the interface of animal, human and environmental health. Beyond the training of doctors, nurses and veterinarians, the university is home to a broad range of academic programming and world-renowned research facilities such as the Vaccine and Infectious Disease Organization (VIDO) which holds over 80 U.S. patents for vaccines, six of them world firsts.
Our faculty and graduate students in agriculture, computer science, engineering, genomics, and public policy are working together through the Global Institute of Food Security and the Crop Development Centre to help feed the world through transformative innovations in digital agriculture and transformative plant breeding.
USask faculty and graduate students work shoulder to shoulder to address a wide range of basic and applied research challenges, including balancing the protection of the natural environment and the ever- increasing demands for energy and natural resources; carrying out experimental and theoretical investigations of advanced materials; and exploring human-computer interaction, image analysis and nuclear and particle physics. Harnessing the power of world-class facilities in synchrotron sciences, nuclear innovation and cyclotron sciences, scientific insights are translated into ground-breaking practical applications through local, national and international partnerships.
We are engaged in research and graduate student education partnerships worldwide. USask offers more than $20 million in graduate student funding including special scholarships for international students and Indigenous students. Our students work alongside top researchers, including approximately 140 research chairs (18 of them Canada Research Chairs), one Canada Excellence Research Chair, numerous Fellows of the Royal Society of Canada and the Canadian Academy of Health Sciences, 3M National Teaching Fellows, Killam Prize holders, and many other acclaimed faculty.
Our warm community welcomes people from around the world and right here at home, including growing numbers of Indigenous, Métis, and international students. It creates open dialogue, and fresh opportunities for learning inside and outside the classroom.
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Arts and Humanities (6)
Master of Arts in Applied Linguistics
Master of Arts in Archaeology
Master of Arts in English
Master of Arts in History
Master of Arts in Music
Master of Arts in Philosophy
Master of Fine Arts in Studio Art
Master of Fine Arts in Writing
Master of Music
Business & Management (6)
Master of Professional Accounting
Master of Science in Marketing
Engineering and Technology (6)
Master of Engineering in Biomedical Engineering
Master of Engineering in Chemical Engineering
Master of Engineering in Civil Engineering
Master of Engineering in Electrical Engineering
Master of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering
Master of Science in Chemical Engineering
Master of Science in Civil Engineering
Master of Science in Computer Science
Master of Science in Electrical Engineering
Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering
Life Sciences and Medicine (6)
Master of Agriculture in Applied Microbiology
Master of Arts in Anthropolgy
Master of Arts in Psychology
Master of Nursing
Master of Physical Therapy
Master of Public Health
Master of Science in Agricultural Economics
Master of Science in Anatomy and Cell Biology
Master of Science in Animal and Poultry Science
Master of Science in Applied Microbiology
Master of Science in Biological Engineering
Master of Science in Biology
Master of Science in Biomedical Engineering
Master of Science in Biostatistics
Master of Science in Community and Population Health Sciences
Master of Science in Health Sciences
Master of Science in Kinesiology
Master of Science in Large Animal Clinical Sciences
Master of Science in Microbiology and Immunology
Master of Science in Nutrition
Master of Science in Pharmacology
Master of Science in Pharmacy
Master of Science in Physiology
Master of Science in Plant Sciences
Master of Science in Small Animal Clinical Sciences
Master of Science in Vaccinology and Immunotherapeutics
Master of Science in Veterinary Biomedical Sciences
Master of Science in Veterinary Microbiology
Master of Science in Veterinary Pathology
Natural Sciences (6)
Master of Environment and Sustainability
Master of Mathematics
Master of Science in Biochemistry
Master of Science in Chemistry
Master of Science in Mathematics
Master of Science in Physics and Engineering Physics
Master of Science in Soil Science
Master of Science in Toxicology
Master of Sustainable Environmental Management
Master of Water Security
Social Sciences and Management (6)
Master of Arts in Economics
Master of Arts in Indigenous Studies
Master of Arts in Political Studies
Master of Arts in Religion and Culture
Master of Arts in Sociology
Master of Arts in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL)
Master of Arts in Women's, Gender, and Sexualities Studies
Master of Education in Curriculum Studies
Master of Education in Educational Administration
Master of Education in Educational Foundations
Master of Education in Educational Psychology and Special Education
Master of Education in Educational Technology and Design
Master of Education in Leadership in Post-Secondary Education
Master of Law
Master of Public Administration
Master of Public Policy
Others (1)
Master of Business Administration
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