University of Regina 

The University of Regina offers many wonderful programs for students. Applications for grade 12 students usually open near the end of September each year. There are several University of Regina information sessions and opportunities for students to learn more about U of R programs throughout the school year. To get more information and register for these and other events, go to https://urconnected.uregina.ca/events/index.do :

To learn more about U of R programs and applications, go to Home | University of Regina (uregina.ca)

Please see below for U of R event and program information:

U of R Housing Application Workshop

Are you interested in living on campus next year? You are encouraged to join our UR Housing Application Workshop, where you’ll learn everything you need to know about residence life and the application process.

• Date: Wednesday, November 5

• Time: 6:00 P.M. - 7:30 P.M.

• Location: Virtual

During this session, students will:

• Get a step-by-step walkthrough of the housing application process

• Learn about the different on-campus housing options available

• Have a chance to ask questions directly to our Housing team 

To learn more and register for this event, please go to UR Housing Application Workshop 

U of R What is Engineering Day

Are you curious about science, innovation, or making a real-world impact? The University of Regina’s Faculty of Engineering is hosting a fantastic opportunity for you to explore what engineering is all about!

What’s happening:

​What is Engineering Day - a full-day, hands-on event designed for high school students across Saskatchewan. No prior experience needed - just curiosity and enthusiasm!

Students will:

• Hear from passionate professors, U of R students, and special guests

• Meet future classmates

• Bust some engineering myths

• Win awesome prizes 

The Faculty of Engineering invites all high school students, parents, guardians, and teachers across Saskatchewan to come explore what Engineering at the U of R is all about!  

• Date: Thursday, November 6

• Time: 9:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M.

• Location: U of R Campus

There’s even a special Parent/Teacher Info Session for anyone who wants to learn more about the program and how to prepare for university life. 

To register go to What is Engineering 2025 - Registration! Need more information? Email Engineering.Faculty@uregina.ca 

Engineering Conversations

Engineering Conversations has one simple goal... to promote engineering.  By having conversations with engineers about their backgrounds and careers, we will showcase a wide variety of industries and explore the types of jobs that engineers perform when they finish university. 

These conversations may help young people understand what it is that engineers do in their day to day work.  As young people learn about these types of careers, they may be inspired to become and engineer and help make the world a better place.

Engineering Conversations is hosted by David deMontigny, an engineering professor at the University of Regina.  

Go to Engineering Conversations to access the podcasts.

The Hill Experience

We’re excited to invite you to the Hill Experience — a half-day event designed to give you an insider’s look at what it’s like to be a student at the Paul J. Hill School of Business.
Date: Thursday, October 30

Time: 2:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Location: Education Building, Room 193, U of R Campus

Here’s what’s happening:

• Program Insights: Learn about Hill’s BBA, DipBA, and Certificate programs.

• Admission & Transfer Info: Stay ahead with details about requirements and pathways.

• Scholarships & Student Life: Explore opportunities to get involved and access support.

• Student & Alumni Stories: Hear real experiences and tips from Hill grads and current students.

• Interactive Business Activity & Trade Show: Participate in hands-on learning and check out our student-led experiential projects.

• Guided Campus Tour: Wrap up the day by exploring the U of R campus and Hill Business spaces.

Please register early, as space is limited by going to Hill Experience | University of Regina 

High School Accelerated Program Information
Would you like to get a Head Start at University? 

The HSXL program allows motivated Grade 11 and 12 students to take University of Regina courses while still in high school. Students will gain valuable university experience, build academic confidence, and can even earn dual credits toward both their high school diploma and future degree. Students who continue at the U of R after their HSXL course may also qualify for the Tuition Reimbursement Award, covering the full cost of their HSXL tuition and fees.  

Upcoming Courses: Winter 2026 (February 2 – May 8):

• English 100, Hybrid, Tuesdays 6:00 PM – 8:45 PM

• English 100, Online Asynchronous

• Math 102, Remote, Wednesdays 6 PM – 8:45 PM + Mandatory Lab, Remote, Thursdays 6 PM – 6:50 PM

• French 100, Online Asynchronous

Upcoming Events:

• Upcoming Virtual Info Sessions: We’d love to see you at one of our upcoming virtual sessions. These sessions will cover everything from the course schedule and admission process to supports and the Tuition Reimbursement Award. Students and families are all welcome! Have Questions? We’re Here to Help!

  1. • October 30, 2025 – 5:00 PM (SK time)

     • November 19, 2025 – 5:00 PM (SK time) 

• Students can apply via our new application system. 

• A step-by-step application guide is available here to assist with the process.

• Next Steps After Admission: Once admitted, students must accept their offer in the portal before we can register them in their selected course(s) 

• For more information visit www.uofrearlystart.ca, or go to the U of R homepage, select “Programs” from the top navigation bar, and choose “Early Start” from the dropdown menu. 

Student YouTube Information Video: University of Regina - High School Accelerated Program - YouTube 

Have Questions? We’re Here to Help!

• For application or admission support: cce.studentservices@uregina.ca 

• For general HSXL questions: ola.rock@uregina.ca  

nitôncipâmin omâ Student Success Program (OMA Program)

The nitôncipâmin omâ ("We Are Here") Student Success Program is an initiative offered by the ta-tawâw Student Centre. It aims to support first-year Indigenous students by offering a structured program where students will take core classes together during the Fall and Winter terms. Academic support, student services and student success is the focus of the program, and it is provided at no additional charge. To learn more about the program and apply, go to nitôncipâmin omâ Student Success Program (OMA Program) | University of Regina (uregina.ca) 

Program Information Document- U of R OMA Program Document

Co-operative Education Program

Students who join our Co-operative Education (Co-op) program earn while they learn! Co-op alternates practical, career-related, paid work terms with semesters in class, providing students with 12-16 months of invaluable career-related work experience by the time they graduate!

Why should students participate in the Co-op program?

• Gain Experience: Jumpstart your career with valuable, hands-on experience in your field.

• Earn and learn: Typical salaries range from $9,000-$15,000 per semester 

• Explore Options: Sample different career choices, work environments, and locations to discover what suits you best.

Improve Grades: Enhance your academic performance by applying classroom theory directly to practical situations on the job. 

Go to Co-op Program | Co-operative Education & Internships, University of Regina (uregina.ca) to learn more!

Pre-professional Pathways

If a student's goal is to pursue a professional program at another university, they can start by taking pre-professional courses at the University of Regina or one of our Federated Colleges. Professional programs require one to four years of undergraduate study before you can apply. The length and area of study varies by program and institution.

The pre-professional pathways available at the University of Regina are listed below. During their pre-professional studies at the U of R, students also access supports, resources, and skill-building opportunities to help them become a strong candidate for future admission to their desired professional program.

• Pre-Agriculture and Bioresources

• Pre-chiropractic Medicine

• Pre-dentistry

• Pre-law

• Pre-medicine

• Pre-nutrition

• Pre-occupational Therapy

• Pre-optometry

• Pre-pharmacy

• Pre-physical Therapy

• Pre-radiation Therapy

• Pre-veterinary Medicine

The path to each professional program is unique, so we encourage students to meet with an Enrolment Counsellor before applying, in order to discuss the right pathway for them. 

Enrollment Counselling

You probably have a few questions about university - our experienced Enrolment Counsellors can help! They'll meet with you one-on-one, answer all of your questions, and even guide you through the application process.

Students can book a virtual appointment or meet with us in-person, and can even add on a campus tour! Go to https://urconnected.uregina.ca/events/tour-and-counselling-registration.ezc to book an appointment!

U of R Application and High School Course Requirements Webpage

Saskatchewan | University of Regina (uregina.ca)

Next Steps After Receiving Offer of Admission to the U of R

Please review the information included on this checklist to make sure your transition to the University of Regina is a seamless one.

Start Here

Step 1: Accept Your Offer

Step 2: Check Final Admission Requirements

Step 3: Access Your Student Email

Step 4: Apply For Housing

Step 5: Keep Your Supporters in the Loop

Step 6: Look Into Scholarships, Awards, and Government Student Financial Aid

Step 7: Log into Your UR Self Service Account

Step 8: Enter Your Social Insurance Number

Step 9: Register For Courses

Step 10: Submit Your Final Transcripts

Step 11: Register for Orientation

Step 12: Get Your U of R Photo ID Card

Step 13: Login to UR Courses

To learn more about next steps visit the link below:

What's Next Checklist | University of Regina 

Course Registration 

This video can help you to find out which classes you should take during each university year- How to Find Your Program Requirements (youtube.com). Use the U of R Course Registration Guide to help you register for classes.

Course Registration Days

Are you admitted for the Fall term? You should attend one of our Course Registration Days! With both in-person and virtual options, these events will include:

• information about university life

• advice on how to succeed in your first year

• academic advising, and

• course registration with the help of an academic advisor from your faculty

These events will take place in April and May, so keep an eye on our events calendar for dates as they are scheduled.

Are you admitted for a different term or can't make it to an event? Just contact your faculty or college directly to book academic advising. Either way works!

U OF R Scholarship Application Information and Deadlines 

The Entrance Award Application for Fall 2025 is CLOSED. Fall 2026 scholarship applications will open in February 2026.

Go to Application Help and Tips | University of Regina (uregina.ca) for more scholarship information and tips

Scholarship information

Applying for Competitive U of R Scholarships

Check out the  Campus Event Page below for details and registration links!