Future Students

The information provided on this page can also be found on the main University of Regina webpage, and it should be noted that the main university webpage is the official site for Admissions. In addition, up-to-date information about admissions can be found in the most recent University of Regina calendar. However, the most common questions asked by prospective Engineering and Applied Science students can be found here, along with links to the corresponding main university pages.

Do I qualify?

Students must have the following Saskatchewan high school courses or equivalent courses and averages to be accepted into the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science:

• English Language Arts A30 and B30*

• Math B30 and Math C30**

• Chemistry 30 and Physics 30

• Minimum required average is 70%. Applicants with averages between 65% and 70% will be placed on a waitlist and may be accepted if space is available.

• For Environmental Health Science, the minimum required average is 65%.

See under Admissions for more information.

Students from other provinces, other countries, or students who have already completed courses at the post-secondary level, or mature/returning students may be accepted according to the university's approved admission requirements based on their application category (see Admission Requirements - What type of student are you?).

International Students might need to meet additional requirements, including English Language Equivalency requirements. See Admissions/International for more information.

Conditional Early Admission for High School Students

High school students in Saskatchewan may be eligible for conditional early admission based on courses taken and grades achieved to date (some conditions apply). See under Admissions for more information.

If you do not have these equivalent courses, the University of Regina offers courses in some core areas that allow students to complete the equivalent high school prerequisites if necessary. For example, Chemistry 100 Introductory Chemistry is offered as a prerequisite for Chemistry 104 General Chemistry I for those students who have not received a minimum grade of 70% in Chemistry 30 within the past 4 years. See the current course catalogue for such course offerings. While a student may not be admitted to the Faculty without these equivalent prerequisites, students may have the opportunity to essentially make up these credits through these supplementary courses. It may be possible to be admitted to the University of Regina under a different faculty, make up the prerequisites, and transfer to the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science provided all faculty transfer conditions are met (see Faculty Transfer Information in the Calendar).

What courses should I take in high school?

Please see Do I Qualify for a list of required high school courses.

How do I apply?

Students can apply online, by mail, by fax, or in person. See our Admissions page for details on how to apply.

I am an International Student - How do I apply?

International students should also see our Admissions page for how to apply.

Joint International Degree Programs

The University of Regina offers several Joint International Degree Programs. These programs, offered at several international universities, enable students admitted to these programs to take a certain number of courses at the partner universities before transferring to the University of Regina to complete their degrees. See our page on Joint International Degree Programs for more information.

How do I apply for Graduate Studies?

See Graduate Students for all information on applying to Graduate Studies in the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science.

Additional Information About U of R

More information about the University of Regina can be found on the U of R homepage under About the U of R.

Information that may be of interest to newly admitted students can be found on Engineering’s Newly Admitted Students page or the U of R Newly Admitted Students page.

Other questions may be answered on our Frequently Asked Questions page or get direct answers to your questions through ASK U of R. You may also email enquiries directly to the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science at enng@uregina.ca.

Tuition and Fees

For information on Tuition and Fees, please see the University of Regina Calendar under Fees.

Paying tuition

There are a number of ways to make tuition payments. See the Policies and Procedures Manual under Student Tuition – Methods of Payment for details.

For information on how to finance your education, including information on Student Loans, please see the U of R Finances page under the University's main Current Students page.

Graduate Students may receive funding from their graduate supervisor based on research funding allocated to a specific project. Graduate students may also apply for Teaching Assistantships, Scholarships, and external research funding. (See Graduate Students for more details).

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