Leading-edge, world-class learning
Saskatchewan is home to two world-class universities: the University of Saskatchewan in Saskatoon and the University of Regina in the province's capital. Saskatchewan has entered into an exciting new era of growth and development, and the blossoming of its knowledge-based economy is opening up new possibilities for education and research. There has never been a better time to consider Saskatchewan as the place to attain a great post-secondary education.
[ Return to University List ]
Leading-edge facilities attract and retain faculty who are excellent teachers and are, or will be, leaders in their respective fields of research. The University of Saskatchewan is adjacent to Innovation Place, one of North America's most successful and rapidly growing research parks, building on the university's strengths in agriculture, information technologies, resources, life sciences and many others. The University of Regina is situated along the Regina Knowledge Corridor, which includes the Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology and Innovation Place Regina, one of Canada's newest university-related research parks, with a focus on petroleum and environmental sciences research.
Saskatchewan encourages its graduates to work in the province with programs such as the Graduate Retention Program, which provides up to $20,000 in income tax credits to students who agree to work in Saskatchewan after their graduation. To learn more, visit the Advanced Education and Employment website at www.aee.gov.sk.ca. Saskatchewan's thriving and diversifying economy is leading to boundless opportunities for young people who call the province home. With a relatively low cost of living, reasonable class sizes and abundant cultural and recreational activities, quality of education goes hand-in-hand with quality of life for Saskatchewan's university students.
Leading-edge facilities attract and retain faculty who are excellent teachers and are, or will be, leaders in their respective fields of research. The University of Saskatchewan is adjacent to Innovation Place, one of North America's most successful and rapidly growing research parks, building on the university's strengths in agriculture, information technologies, resources, life sciences and many others. The University of Regina is situated along the Regina Knowledge Corridor, which includes the Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology and Innovation Place Regina, one of Canada's newest university-related research parks, with a focus on petroleum and environmental sciences research.
Saskatchewan encourages its graduates to work in the province with programs such as the Graduate Retention Program, which provides up to $20,000 in income tax credits to students who agree to work in Saskatchewan after their graduation. To learn more, visit the Advanced Education and Employment website at www.aee.gov.sk.ca. Saskatchewan's thriving and diversifying economy is leading to boundless opportunities for young people who call the province home. With a relatively low cost of living, reasonable class sizes and abundant cultural and recreational activities, quality of education goes hand-in-hand with quality of life for Saskatchewan's university students.