Originally the Regina College, the University of Regina was established in 1911 in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada. Moreover, the college became part of the University of Saskatchewan in 1934. A few years ago, the college officially became a degree-granting junior college in 1925. In addition, the 1960s saw the college's education disrupted at the hands of the Great Depression. Finally, in 1971, the college transitioned into a university, becoming the Regina University. With only 27 students in its first class, the university educates over 16,000 students today.

University of Regina Rankings

As one of the best universities in the Saskatchewan province, the university ranks #1001-1200 among the best universities worldwide according to the QS World Rankings. Moreover, Times Higher Education Rankings classify the university as #801-1000 among all the top universities globally. In addition, Impact Rankings rank the university #401-600 among all the higher education institutions worldwide. The Young University Rankings rank Regina #201-250 among the top young institutions. Furthermore, US News and Report Rankings rank the university #935 among all other institutions. It ranks the institute #25 among all its competitors in Canada.

Why Regina?

In addition, among all other things, the university's collaborative campus life and co-curricular academic path make national and international students opt for it. With a robust support system in the shape of health and mental wellness, the International Students, Student Success, Accessibility Hub, University of Regina Human Resources, Student Wellness Hub, Experiential and Service Learning, Parking Services, University of Regina Residence, and Student Professional Development, the university is always present for its students. Moreover, having over 3,000 international students in its student body, the university provides a diverse socializing environment to its students, welcoming students from over 100 countries worldwide. It also allows students to travel the world while continuing their education through its exchange program. 

The University of Regina Dorms Department enables students to deal with residence on-campus and off-campus, offering halls on its campus with meal plans and affordable rates. Moreover, the residences also provide internet services, a cafeteria, and gyms, among other things.

The Student Union Department allows students to voice their opinions and provides social events to the student body. Furthermore, it also enables students to socialize and choose university-level representatives.

In addition, the Careers Department emphasizes student careers and employability prospects. Besides on-campus and off-campus employment opportunities, the university offers Student Employment Services, University of Regina Jobs, Work Experience, and Volunteer Connections.

University of Regina Admission

Accepting admissions from Canada and internationally, the university has an acceptance rate of 90%, making it a less selective institute. Moreover, University of Regina International Students must meet program-specific admission requirements to secure admission, all available on their website. The university also welcomes transfer students. All students must fill out the application with a set University of Regina application fee. Furthermore, all international and EU students must score the minimum University of Regina IELTS requirements for International Students to apply for certain degree levels.

Additionally, our website provides complete information regarding International Students Fees and Other Costs. Moreover, all academically strong applicants can also avail themselves of several University of Regina scholarships.

Regina University Faculties

In addition, with numerous faculties, sub-divisions, and departments, Regina offers an array of fields to its student body. The following list covers a range of branches of study.

1.1)    List of Faculties

1.    Arts & Humanities
2.    Education
3.    Health and Medicine
4.    Engineering and Technology
5.    Law
6.    Computer and IT
7.    Business and Management
8.    Social and Behavioral Science
9.    Tourism and Hospitality
10.    Physical Science and Math
11.    Life Sciences

Regina Courses

In addition to offering degrees at various specialization levels, the University of Regina programs diversify the subjects it offers.

1.1)    List of courses:

1.    Arts
2.    Business Administration
3.    Centre for Continuing Education
4.    Dr. John Archer Library
5.    Education
6.    Engineering & Applied Science
7.    Graduate Studies & Research
8.    Public Policy
9.    Graduate School of Business
10.    Kinesiology & Health Studies
11.    La Cité universitaire francophone
12.    Media, Art, and Performance
13.    Nursing
14.    Business
15.    Science
16.    Social Work

Campuses

1.    Main Campus

The lively campus houses the residence lounge, academic buildings, and several recreational spaces for student activity. Moreover, the university assures campus safety for all its students.