Your flexible learning options

In a flexible learning environment, elements such as your study duration, location, and instructional method become empowering choices for you, the student. Start your learning journey today!

Did you know?

17.5% of USask classes are offered in a flexible mode (e.g., online, hybrid)

Find a flexible class

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Mode
Term
Section Course start–end CRN
W21 Sept. 3–Dec. 5, 2025 89267
W41 Sept. 3–Dec. 5, 2025 89268
W15 Sept. 3–Dec. 5, 2025 89266
W81 Sept. 3–Dec. 5, 2025 89270
W11 Sept. 3–Dec. 5, 2025 89265
W51 Sept. 3–Dec. 5, 2025 89269
W01 Sept. 3–Dec. 5, 2025 89264
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Section Course start–end CRN
W16 Jan. 6–April 7, 2026 29619
W20 Jan. 6–April 7, 2026 29620
W40 Jan. 6–April 7, 2026 29622
W50 Jan. 6–April 7, 2026 29623
W80 Jan. 6–April 7, 2026 29625
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Section Course start–end CRN
W10 Jan. 6–April 7, 2026 29618
W02 Jan. 6–April 7, 2026 28482
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Section Course start–end CRN
W81 Sept. 3–Dec. 5, 2025 87731
W15 Sept. 3–Dec. 5, 2025 87727
W11 Sept. 3–Dec. 5, 2025 87726
W01 Sept. 3–Dec. 5, 2025 87760
W41 Sept. 3–Dec. 5, 2025 87729
W21 Sept. 3–Dec. 5, 2025 87728
W51 Sept. 3–Dec. 5, 2025 87730
Catalogue entry
Section Course start–end CRN
W40 Jan. 6–April 7, 2026 28437
W20 Jan. 6–April 7, 2026 28436
W50 Jan. 6–April 7, 2026 28438
W80 Jan. 6–April 7, 2026 28439
W02 Jan. 6–April 7, 2026 28399
W10 Jan. 6–April 7, 2026 28434
W16 Jan. 6–April 7, 2026 28435
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Section Course start–end CRN
W15 Sept. 3–Dec. 5, 2025 87739
W01 Sept. 3–Dec. 5, 2025 87762
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Section Course start–end CRN
W02 Jan. 6–April 7, 2026 28397
W16 Jan. 6–April 7, 2026 28447
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Section Course start–end CRN
W02 Jan. 6–April 7, 2026 30526
W16 Jan. 6–April 7, 2026 30528
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Section Course start–end CRN
W01 Sept. 3–Dec. 5, 2025 89903
W15 Sept. 3–Dec. 5, 2025 89905
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Section Course start–end CRN
W16 Jan. 6–April 7, 2026 30629
W02 Jan. 6–April 7, 2026 30627
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Section Course start–end CRN
W01 Sept. 3–Dec. 5, 2025 91774
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Section Course start–end CRN
W02 Jan. 6–April 7, 2026 32503
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Section Course start–end CRN
W15 Sept. 3–Dec. 5, 2025 91802
W01 Sept. 3–Dec. 5, 2025 91800
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Section Course start–end CRN
W16 Jan. 6–April 7, 2026 32506
W02 Jan. 6–April 7, 2026 32504
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Section Course start–end CRN
W01 Sept. 3–Dec. 5, 2025 86205
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Section Course start–end CRN
W02 Jan. 6–April 7, 2026 31191
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Section Course start–end CRN
W01 Sept. 3–Dec. 5, 2025 88085
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Section Course start–end CRN
W02 Jan. 6–April 7, 2026 28452
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Section Days Time Course start–end CRN
W20 Tu 19:00–22:15 Jan. 6–April 4, 2025 30645
W18 We 19:00–22:15 Jan. 6–April 4, 2025 30061
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Section Day Time Course start–end CRN
W18 We 19:00–22:20 Jan. 6–April 7, 2026 30061
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Explore diverse learning paths

At USask, you have the flexibility to tailor your learning experience. Alongside in-person classes, choose from a range of delivery modes to suit your needs.

Online asynchronous classes

Instructors and students engage online on their own time.

Online synchronous classes

Instructors and students meet online at the same time.

Blended classes

Some of the learning in an in-person class is replaced with online asynchronous learning.

Hybrid classes

Some students learn in-person in the classroom while others join at the same time online.

Explore programs and requirements

First, check out the diverse programs USask has to offer and investigate the requirements and deadlines to apply.

Explore locations

Next, learn about the locations where you can begin, continue or complete USask programs:

Saskatoon campus

You can begin, continue or complete any USask degree, diploma or certificate program at the main USask campus in Saskatoon, the home of USask's 17 colleges and schools. When studying in Saskatoon, you can introduce flexibility into your program by looking for classes offered online.

Learn how you can begin, continue or complete a degree program in Prince Albert:

Programs What you can complete in P.A.
Agriculture and Bioresources
  • First year of study toward a diploma or degree
Arts and Science
  • First year of study toward a degree in many areas of study
  • Three-year Bachelor of Arts in English
  • Three- or four-year Bachelor of Arts in Sociology
Business
  • Partial first year of study toward a Bachelor of Commerce degree
Dental Therapy
  • Two-year Bachelor of Science in Dental Therapy
Education
Kinesiology
  • First year of study toward a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology degree
Nursing
  • Apply to the College of Arts and Science to complete pre-professional first-year courses
  • Years 2-4 of the four-year Bachelor of Science in Nursing
Non-direct programsDentistry, Law, Medicine, Nursing, Nutrition, Pharmacy, Physical Therapy, Veterinary Medicine
  • Complete one year of study toward the requirements for admission to these and other programs which require previous university study

The USask Prince Albert campus is located at 1061 Central Avenue, Prince Albert, SK, S6V 4V4.

SUNTEP is located at the Gabriel Dumont Institute.

Contact your USask college advisor to learn more about program requirements and your off-campus site advisor to learn more about USask offerings in Prince Albert.

Off-campus site advisors

University of Saskatchewan - Prince Albert Campus

General office: (306) 765-7655
For all other general and program-related enquiries, please email askus.pa@usask.ca

Advisor: Rob Procyk

College of Nursing in Prince Albert

Email: Advising; (306) 765-3870 or toll free (844) 966-6269 (ext 3)

SUNTEP in Prince Albert

Email: Advising; Tel: 306-966-7654 or 306-764-1797

Off-campus locations

Great Plains College
Swift Current, Biggar, Kindersley, Maple Creek, Martensville, Warman

Learn how you can begin, continue or complete a degree program at Great Plains College:

Programs What you can complete at Great Plains College
Agriculture and Bioresources
  • First year of study toward a degree (B.S.A.)
Arts and Science
  • First and second year of study toward a degree. (B.A or B.Sc.)
  • Three or four-year degree in Sociology (B.A. in Sociology)
Business
  • First year of study toward a degree (B.Comm.)
Education
  • First year of study toward a degree (B.Ed.)
Non-direct programs
Dentistry, Law, Medicine, Nursing, Nutrition, Pharmacy, Veterinary, Physical Therapy
  • Complete the requirements for admission to non-direct entry programs requiring one year of university study and that cannot be applied to directly from high school.

In-person classes are offered in Swift Current. Students in Biggar, Kindersley, Maple Creek, Martensville and Warman have access to online classes.

Advising

Contact your USask college advisor to learn more about program requirements.

Contact an off-campus site advisor to learn more about USask offerings at Great Plains College:

Locations: Swift Current, Biggar, Kindersley, Maple Creek, Martensville, Warman
Contact: Student Advising
General office: 1-866-296-2472 (toll free)
Book an advising appointment

North West College
North Battleford and Meadow Lake

Learn how you can begin, continue or complete a degree program at North West College:

Programs What you can complete at North West College
Agriculture and Bioresources
  • First year of study toward a degree (B.S.A.)
Arts and Science
  • First year of study toward a degree. (B.A or B.Sc.)
  • Three-year degree in Sociology (B.A. in Sociology)
Business
  • First year of study toward a degree (B.Comm.)
Education
  • First year of study toward a degree (B.Ed.)
Non-direct programs
Dentistry, Law, Medicine, Nursing, Nutrition, Pharmacy, Veterinary, Physical Therapy
  • Complete the requirements for admission to non-direct entry programs requiring one year of university study and that cannot be applied to directly from high school.

Students registering in online classes have access to computer facilities in North Battleford and Meadow Lake.

Advising

Contact your USask college advisor to learn more about program requirements.

Contact an off-campus site advisor to learn more about USask offerings at North West College:

Locations: North Battleford and Meadow Lake
Contact: Student Services
General office: (306) 937-5100
Book an advising appointment

Northlands College
La Ronge, Buffalo Narrows, Creighton, Île-à-la-Crosse, La Loche

Learn how you can begin, continue or complete a degree program at Northlands College:

Programs What you can complete at Northlands College
Arts and Science
  • First year of study toward a degree. (B.A or B.Sc.)
  • Three or four-year degree in Sociology (B.A. in Sociology)
Business
  • First year of study toward a degree (B.Comm.)
Education
  • First year of study toward a degree (B.Ed.)
Non-direct programs
Dentistry, Law, Medicine, Nursing, Nutrition, Pharmacy, Veterinary, Physical Therapy

  • Complete the requirements for admission to non-direct entry programs requiring one year of university study and that cannot be applied to directly from high school.

Students registering in online classes have access to computer facilities in La Ronge, Buffalo Narrows, Creighton, and Île-à-la-Crosse.

Advising

Contact your USask college advisor to learn more about program requirements.

Contact your off-campus site advisor to learn more about USask offerings at Northlands College:

Locations: La Ronge, Buffalo Narrows, Creighton, Île-à-la-Crosse, La Loche
Contact: Academic and Career Advising
General office: 1-888-311-1185 (toll free)
Book an advising appointment

College of Nursing in Île-à-la-Crosse and La Ronge
Book an advising appointment

Southeast College
Assiniboia, Estevan, Indian Head, Moosomin, Weyburn, Whitewood

Learn how you can begin, continue or complete a degree program at Southeast College:

Programs What you can complete at Southeast College
Nursing
  • Four-year degree (B.S.N.)

A limited selection of classes are offered in-person in Weyburn in addition to online class options through the University of Saskatchewan.

Advising

Contact your USask college advisor to learn more about program requirements.

Contact your off-campus site advisor to learn more about USask offerings at Southeast College:

Locations: Weyburn, Assiniboia, Estevan, Moosomin, Whitewood
Contact: Student Advisors
General office: 1-866-999-7372 (toll free)
Book an advising appointment

Suncrest College
Yorkton, Melfort, Canora, Esterhazy, Fort Qu'Appelle, Kamsack, Melville, Nipawin, Tisdale

Learn how you can begin, continue or complete a degree program at Suncrest College:

Programs What you can complete at Suncrest College
Agriculture and Bioresources
  • First year of study toward a degree (B.S.A.)
Arts and Science
  • First year of study toward a degree. (B.A or B.Sc.)
  • Three or four-year degree in Sociology (B.A. in Sociology)
Business
  • First year of study toward a degree (B.Comm.)
Education
  • First year of study toward a degree (B.Ed.)
Nursing
  • Four-year degree (B.S.N.)
Non-direct programs
Dentistry, Law, Medicine, Nursing, Nutrition, Pharmacy, Veterinary, Physical Therapy

  • Complete the requirements for admission to non-direct entry programs requiring one year of university study and that cannot be applied to directly from high school.

Students registering in online classes have access to computer facilities in Yorkton, Melfort, Nipawin and Tisdale.

Advising

Contact your USask college advisor to learn more about program requirements.

Contact your off-campus site advisor to learn more about USask offerings at Suncrest College:

Locations: Yorkton, Melfort, Canora, Esterhazy, Fort Qu'Appelle, Kamsack, Melville, Nipawin, Tisdale
Contact: Learning Services
General office: 1-866-783-6766 (toll free)
Email: learn.university@suncrestcollege.ca
Book an advising appointment

College of Nursing in Yorkton
Book an advising appointment

Learn how you can begin, continue or complete a degree program at St. Peter's College:

Programs What you can complete at St. Peter's College
Agriculture and Bioresources
  • First year of study toward a degree (B.S.A.)
Arts and Science
  • First year of study toward a degree. (B.A or B.Sc.)
  • Three-year degree in Sociology (B.A. in Sociology)
Business
  • First year of study toward a degree (B.Comm.)
Education
  • First year of study toward a degree (B.Ed.)
Engineering
  • First year of study toward a degree (B.E.)
Kinesiology
  • First year of study toward a degree (B.Sc. [Kin.])
Non-direct programs
Dentistry, Law, Medicine, Nursing, Nutrition, Pharmacy, Veterinary, Physical Therapy

  • Complete the requirements for admission to non-direct entry programs requiring one year of university study and that cannot be applied to directly from high school.

All classes are offered in Muenster.

Advising

Contact your USask college advisor to learn more about program requirements.

Contact your off-campus site advisor to learn more about USask offerings at St. Peter's College:

Contact: Student Services Team
General office: 306-682-7888
Book an advising appointment

Scholarships

No matter where you are physically studying, and whether you are studying online or in-person, you are eligible to apply for USask scholarships.

Students at off-campus locations can also explore awards offered by their regional college.

Services and supports

USask offers many support services to all students, regardless of study location.

In addition, for students studying at the Prince Albert Campus or an off-campus location, individualized program and career counselling, essay writing support, course-focused group discussions, and tutoring are all available for students studying at the Prince Albert Campus and USask's off-campus sites, where classes also tend to be smaller and provide more one-on-one interaction with instructors and tutors.

Ready to apply?

Create a USask admissions account and begin your application today!