Agribusiness

Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics

As the world’s population explodes and oil reserves shrink, agricultural enterprises will be heavily depended upon to supply the world with the fibre, fuel and food the human population requires. Students with sales, marketing, finance, business, renewable and non-renewable resource, trade and entrepreneurial skills and knowledge are already high in demand within the bioeconomy. Career paths include agricultural sales, marketing locally and internationally, positions in agricultural financial institutions, trading, financing, business management, renewable resource management, policy development and analysis and more.

Animal Science and Animal Bioscience

College of Agriculture and Bioresources

Are you interested in learning about domestic animal production or studying and understanding a diversity of animal biological systems? Are you looking for a suitable program that provides the necessary courses and hands on experience toward applying for veterinary medicine or medicine? This session will explore the similarities and differences between the B.Sc. in Animal Bioscience and the BSA Animal Science programs. Find out which of these programs is the best fit for you if you are interested in working with animals.

Food and Nutrition, and Food Industry Management

Department of Food and Bioproduct Sciences

Be part of the largest and most important industries in the world. Food science is a multi-disciplinary field involving chemistry, biochemistry, nutrition, microbiology, nutrigenomics and engineering that gives one the scientific knowledge to solve real world problems associated with the many facets of the food system. Consider a career in food and bioproduct sciences if you want to create novel, exciting and nutritional products using unconventional ingredients like lentil flour, haskaps and limited preservatives, develop functional foods that promote health benefits beyond basic nutrition, study the nature and make up of foods and what causes their deterioration, work as a food inspector doing quality assurance and quality control, or be part of the advances that ensure that our food supply is secure and safe for future generations.

Plants, Horticulture, Environmental and Soil Science

College of Agriculture and Bioresources

Plant sciences encompasses horticulture, crops, environmental aspects, soil health and more, contributing to our quality of life through the food we eat and the environment we live in. Horticulture covers the sustainable production, improvement and use of fruit, vegetable, greenhouse, and ornamental crops and includes broad areas of urban agriculture, urban greening and more. Information on what is horticulture science, why students have chosen this major, what students will learn, careers and job opportunities will be discussed.

The College of Possibilities

College of Arts and Science

Come discover the College of Arts and Science! As the largest and most diverse college on campus, the possibilities we offer are endless. Whether we have your dream program, or we are merely a stepping stone, come get a preview of university life from Arts and Science students. This is your chance to learn about how university is different from high school, what you can do with an Arts and Science degree, and how to get involved in the campus community.

Biomedical Sciences: A Gateway to Health and Related Professions

College of Arts and Science

Are you interested in knowing more about viruses, bacteria, human physiology, pharmacology or how cells work? Degrees in the biomedical sciences (BSc (BMSC)) also provide the strongest foundation for further training in health care-related professional programs and graduate studies. In this interactive session you’ll experience scientific demonstrations led by BMSC students. Our five BSc (BMSC) majors serve as an excellent entry point for your admission application into professional colleges such as medicine, pharmacy, physical therapy, optometry, veterinary medicine and graduate studies and research.

The World Needs Educators

Interested in becoming a teacher? Join us for an information session for prospective Education students. Come and see what the College of Education has to offer! College representatives will share a brief presentation about the Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) degree program, admission requirements, and the various program route options offered at the University of Saskatchewan. A question and answer period will follow the presentation. Swag and prizes will also be available!

A World of Business and International Trade – Skilling for Tomorrow

A brief introduction to the world of international business and the rapidly changing skills needed to prosper on an international scale.

Edwards School of Business – Developing Business Professionals

At the Edwards School of Business, we pride ourselves on being just the right size. We offer Saskatchewan’s best business students an AACSB-accredited education in a welcoming classroom environment. Our classes facilitate learning and interaction with faculty and other students. We are situated on Treaty 6 Territory and the Homeland of the Métis, at the University of Saskatchewan main campus in Saskatoon, SK. Our campus and business communities provide social and professional activities business students crave.

How to Make a Good Impression - Networking 101

"How to Make a Good Impression - Networking 101" is a dynamic and interactive event designed to equip individuals with the essential skills and strategies needed to create a lasting positive impact in professional networking. This event brings together the seasoned networkers of the Edwards Career Services team to share practical tips and actionable advice on effective communication, building rapport, and showcasing your unique value proposition. Attendees will learn the art of making a memorable first impression, and networking etiquette. Join us for an engaging and insightful session that will elevate your networking abilities and help you forge valuable connections in your career.

Engineering: An Overview

Is Engineering for me you ask? Engineering is more than just math. USask Engineers are Creators, Innovators, Entrepreneurs, Difference Makers, Adventurers, Designers, Protectors, and Leaders! A degree in engineering offers diverse job opportunities with excellent earning potential, and the job market is strong. Come explore what we offer at USask Engineering. See how our RE-ENGINEERED program is radically different than other first-year experiences, how it has been re-imagined and re-designed for your success with built-in academic supports, hands-on learning opportunities, modular exams (instead of Finals), competency and skills-based grading (with chances to try again), and course content which is broader and more relevant to real-world engineering. Learn about the 8 different Engineering disciplines (majors) you can choose from, and our optional Co-op Internship Program which offers paid work placements to enhance your degree. Come explore USask Engineering with us!

Engineering is Everywhere: Chemical Engineering

Come visit our Chemical Engineering lab and learn how engineers are involved in helping our everyday life! From food and medicine, to oil and plastic, to cosmetics and clothing, an engineer probably helped create the products you love.

Engineering our World: Civil Engineering

Get hands-on experience in our labs! Learn about dams, weirs, water movement and how engineers make our world a safer place.

Opportunities in Kinesiology

Ever wonder what Kinesiology is all about? Do you wonder what students do with their Kinesiology degree? Do you wonder what a Kinesiology degree looks like? Come to a session, offered by the College of Kinesiology, to find out more about the program and learn about possible career paths. Join us for a session with some of our Kinesiology Academic Team (KAT) to find out why Kinesiology could be for you.

College of Law Admission Requirements

Interested in a legal career? The Law (JD) program is a non-direct entry undergraduate program. College representatives will share a brief presentation on the admission requirements and application process. A question and answer period will follow the presentation.

College of Medicine - Clinical Learning Simulations

Learn how medical students practice their clinical skills in the Clinical Learning Resource Centre (CLRC). The CLRC is host to several simulation rooms where medical students practice different clinical skills on lifelike mannequins. This session is a great opportunity for those interested in studying medicine to learn about some of the technical skills required to work in the field of medicine.

Introduction to Pathology: "The Science behind the Cure"

The practice of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine is referred to as “The Science behind the Cure”. Clinicians who work in Pathology and Laboratory Medicine are referred to as “The Doctors’ Doctor”. 70-80% of decisions about patient care are based on information obtained from the hospital laboratory. Clinicians who work in laboratory medicine provide vital information in direct treatment of infections, cancer, bleeding disorders, genetic abnormalities, diabetes, kidney disease, abnormalities in pregnancy or newborns and much more. Laboratory clinicians are at the heart of patient care. If you are interested in contributing to improved health care, we invite you to this exciting information session!

Robotics in Virtual Healthcare

In response to an increasing demand for timely access to quality healthcare, governments and healthcare institutions are investing in virtual care solutions to address the challenge. Robotics has occupied a role in the provision of virtual care, and Saskatchewan is a global leader in the implementation of some of the most current technology, including remote presence robotics and telerobotic ultrasonography. What will the future of virtual care look like as we pivot into the era of artificial intelligence and machine learning?

Saskatchewan’s Medical School

Join us for information from Admissions staff and current Medical Practitioners and Learners.

Want to be a Nurse? Admission Requirement Information Session

Nursing is one of the most in-demand careers with limitless possibilities. You are invited to come and learn what it takes to become a nurse through USask! Find out about high school and second year entrance requirements, what classes you need to take and other tips. Trained advisors will be present to answer all of your questions.

Nutrition and Dietetics

Dietetics is the profession that translates the science of nutrition into practice to promote health. Find out how you can become a registered dietitian and learn about excellent career opportunities in clinical dietetics, food service administration and public health nutrition, among others. Taste some culturally diverse foods, learn about nutrition assessment tools, and hear about the unique practicum program.

Pharmacy

Come and see how pharmacy is changing. Pharmacists are taking on expanded roles as medication management experts to prevent adverse drug events and provide optimal drug therapy outcomes for their patients. Pharmacy practice includes a patient-centred care approach allowing pharmacists to deliver expanded services such as patient education, prescribing and adapting medications, and administration of injections.

Meet the STM Communi-TEA

Enjoy some refreshments while getting to know some of the professors, support staff, and students that make St. Thomas More College such a welcoming place on campus. Join us for snacks and games and learn about the extra benefits Arts and Science students can receive through STM.

Veterinary Medicine

Come join us and learn more about the veterinary medicine profession, admission requirements and processes to apply to the 4-year Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) program offered at the Western College of Veterinary Medicine (WCVM).

Apply on the Spot Application Workshop

Student Recruitment and Admissions

Already know that you want to be a USask student next year? Want help with submitting your application? Sign up for this session to apply on the spot! We will have USask admissions staff help you with the application and answer any questions you may have. Come prepared with your academic transcript and credit card for your $90 application fee. We will process your application and let you know our decision by Thursday, September 29. You could be the first of your friends to get into university!

Scholarships and Bursaries

Student Finance and Awards

Want help paying for your education? Looking for a reward for all your hard work so far? This session will given an overview of awards available to incoming students at the University of Saskatchewan.

Campus Tours

Student Recruitment

Join us for a campus tour and learn the locations of important student services on campus. Lasting approximately 45 minutes, tours are led by current students who can introduce you to what life as a USask student is like. You will tour several key buildings such as Place Riel, Marquis Hall, and Murray Library. Bring your curiosity and your questions. We look forward to introducing you to our inspired community!

Residence Tour - Voyageur Place

Residence Services

Want to know what it feels like to be part of the pack and to Live with Us? Join us on campus for a tour of one of USask student residences—Voyageur Place—and explore residence options. We offer safe, welcoming and convenient undergraduate living accommodations within walking distance of many campus amenities. We look forward to seeing you!

Residence Tour - College Quarter

Residence Services

Want to know what it feels like to be part of the pack and to Live with Us? Join us on campus for a tour of one of USask student residences—College Quarter—and explore residence options. We offer safe, welcoming and convenient undergraduate living accommodations within walking distance of many campus amenities. We look forward to seeing you! .