Explore the programs available at uSask by theme.

If you are looking for graduate level (Master's or Ph.D.) programs , please consult our graduate students' website.

Unless otherwise noted, we offer a degree program in each of the following fields.
CERT - Certificate
DIPL - Diploma
ND - Non-direct entry program (you cannot enter this program directly from high school)

Program name	College
Aboriginal Business Administration CERT	Edwards School of Business
Aboriginal Lands Governance DIPL	College of Agriculture and Bioresources
Aboriginal Resource Management DIPL	College of Agriculture and Bioresources
Accounting	Edwards School of Business
Agribusiness	College of Agriculture and Bioresources
Agribusiness DIPL	College of Agriculture and Bioresources
Agricultural Biology	College of Agriculture and Bioresources
Agricultural Economics	College of Agriculture and Bioresources
Agronomy	College of Agriculture and Bioresources
Agronomy DIPL	College of Agriculture and Bioresources
Anatomy and Cell Biology	College of Arts and Science
Animal Bioscience	College of Agriculture and Bioresources
Animal Science	College of Agriculture and Bioresources
Anthropology	College of Arts and Science
Applied Mathematics	College of Arts and Science
Applied Plant Ecology	College of Agriculture and Bioresources
Archaeology	College of Arts and Science
Art History	College of Arts and Science
Biochemistry	College of Arts and Science
Bioinformatics	College of Arts and Science
Biology	College of Arts and Science
Business Administration CERT	Edwards School of Business
Business Economics	College of Arts and Science
Career and Guidance Studies ND CERT	College of Education
Chemical Engineering	College of Engineering
Chemistry	College of Arts and Science
Civil Engineering	College of Engineering
Classical and Medieval Latin CERT	College of Arts and Science
Classical, Medieval and Renaissance Studies	College of Arts and Science
Computer Engineering	College of Engineering
Computer Science	College of Arts and Science
Criminology and Addictions CERT	College of Arts and Science
Crop Science	College of Agriculture and Bioresources
Dentistry ND	College of Dentistry
Drama	College of Arts and Science
Economics	College of Arts and Science
Education	College of Education
Education - Sequential Music ND	College of Education
Electrical Engineering	College of Engineering
Engineering Physics	College of Engineering
English	College of Arts and Science
English as an Additional Language Education ND CERT	College of Education
English for Academic Purposes CERT	Language Centre
Environment and Society	College of Arts and Science
Environmental Biology	College of Arts and Science
Environmental Earth Sciences	College of Arts and Science
Environmental Engineering	College of Engineering
Environmental Science	College of Agriculture and Bioresources
Ethics, Justice and Law CERT	College of Arts and Science
Exercise and Sport Studies	College of Kinesiology
Finance	Edwards School of Business
Food and Bioproduct Sciences	College of Agriculture and Bioresources
Food Science	College of Arts and Science
French	College of Arts and Science
Geological Engineering	College of Engineering
Geology	College of Arts and Science
Geophysics	College of Arts and Science
Global Studies CERT	College of Arts and Science
Health Studies	College of Arts and Science
History	College of Arts and Science
Horticultural Science	College of Agriculture and Bioresources
Human Resources	Edwards School of Business
Indian Teacher Education Program	College of Education
Indigenous Languages ND CERT	College of Education
Indigenous Studies	College of Arts and Science
Interactive Systems Design	College of Arts and Science
International Studies	College of Arts and Science
Internationally Educated Teachers CERT	College of Education
Jazz CERT	College of Arts and Science
Jewish & Christian Origins CERT	College of Arts and Science
Kanawayihetaytan Askiy CERT	College of Agriculture and Bioresources
Kinesiology and Education	College of Kinesiology/College of Education
Law ND	College of Law
Leadership in Post Secondary Education CERT	College of Education
Linguistics	College of Arts and Science
Management	Edwards School of Business
Marketing	Edwards School of Business
Mathematical Physics	College of Arts and Science
Mathematics	College of Arts and Science
Mechanical Engineering	College of Engineering
Medicine ND	College of Medicine
Microbiology and Immunology	College of Arts and Science
Modern Languages	College of Arts and Science
Music	College of Arts and Science
Music Education	College of Arts and Science
Nursing ND	College of Nursing
Nutrition ND	College of Pharmacy and Nutrition
Operations Management	Edwards School of Business
Palaeobiology	College of Arts and Science
Pharmacy ND	College of Pharmacy and Nutrition
Philosophy	College of Arts and Science
Physics	College of Arts and Science
Physiology and Pharmacology	College of Arts and Science
Political Studies	College of Arts and Science
Practical and Applied Arts	College of Education
Prairie Horticulture CERT	College of Agriculture and Bioresources
Psychology	College of Arts and Science
Regional and Urban Planning	College of Arts and Science
Religion and Culture	College of Arts and Science
Resource Economics and Policy	College of Agriculture and Bioresources
Resource Science	College of Agriculture and Bioresources
Saskatchewan Urban Native Teacher Education Program	College of Education
Sociology	College of Arts and Science
Soil Science	College of Agriculture and Bioresources
Special Education ND CERT	College of Education
Statistics	College of Arts and Science
Studio Art	College of Arts and Science
Sustainability CERT	School of Environment and Sustainability
Teaching English as a Second Language CERT	College of Education
Technical Vocational Education	College of Education
Toxicology	College of Arts and Science
Veterinary Medicine ND	Western College of Veterinary Medicine
Wîcêhtowin Theatre CERT	College of Arts and Science
Women's and Gender Studies	College of Arts and Science

You have a lot of options available when you’re choosing what to study at university. It can be overwhelming and exciting at the same time. It’s important to know:

• You don’t have to pick a major (like Biology or Accounting) right away, and many students change their major in their first or second year.
• You do have to pick a college and admission requirements differ between them. You can transfer between colleges after you start, but admission isn’t guaranteed.
• Part of the university experience is trying out new things. Your first year is a great opportunity to take a class in something that interests you.

It’s hard to decide what to take in university before you arrive. It does get easier once you take a few classes and meet both professors and other students.

Ask for help

One way to research information about majors is to reach out to others. For example, if you’re interested in engineering, ask your friends and family if they know an engineer. They’ll usually be very happy to talk about their field and what their work looks like. Spending an hour in this way is a good investment before committing to a full four year degree.

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Know yourself

What do you like doing? Where do you see yourself in five years? What have you enjoyed in the past? Spend time on your own and think about what aspects of your past experience brought you fulfillment. For example, if you enjoyed instructing swimming lessons, was it because you liked working with children, being physically active, or being outside?

There are a lot of tools you can use in self-reflection, from journaling, going for a hike, or talking with a friend. You could also take an interest quiz like Myers Brigg Type Indicator or the Strong Interest Inventory to explore your values and interests.

Try it out

If you're truly undecided, we recommend you apply first to the College of Arts and Science. You won't have to choose a major right away and you'll have a lot of flexibility in class selection. Talk to an academic advisor once you've been admitted and they will help you choose a first year schedule that leaves your options open in case you want to transfer to another college or are uncertain about which program to take.

Tips

• Join a learning community. It will help you meet others and give you extra support in your first year classes.
• You don't have to move to Saskatoon in your first year. You can also take University of Saskatchewan classes through a regional college across Saskatchewan.
• You don't have to take the same classes you took in high school. Try something new!