Agriculture and Bioresources
AgBio programs and student experience booth
11 am–3 pm
Agriculture Building, Atrium
Are you interested in learning more about AgBio programs, admission requirements, career opportunities, and the AgBio student experience? We encourage students exploring all AgBio programs, as well as parents/counsellors/student supporters to visit us at the information booth!
AgBio programs, admission and student experience info session
1–1:45 pm
Agriculture Building, Room 2C71
Join us to learn more about AgBio programs, admission requirements, career opportunities, and the AgBio student experience! We encourage students exploring all AgBio programs, as well as parents/counsellors/student supporters to join this information session!
Kanawayihetaytan Askiy information session
1–1:45 pm
Agriculture Building, Room 2D21
Kanawayihetaytan Askiy is a uniquely designed program that is focused on providing a broad range of topic areas specific to the management of lands and resources on federal reserve lands. First Nation communities deal with complex land management issues including land use planning, legal issues such as the duty to consult, reserve land transactions, community-based land transactions, natural resource transactions, environmental management and compliance in addition to other issues. Join us to learn more about our Kanawayihetaytan Askiy certificate and direct-entry diploma programs and the AgBio advantage!
Agribusiness, Agricultural and Resource Economics information session
11–11:45 am
Agriculture Building, Room 1E80
As the world's population explodes and oil reserves shrink, agricultural enterprises will be heavily depended upon to supply the world with the fiber, 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. Join us to learn more about our Agribusiness and Agricultural and Resource Economics programs, as well as career opportunities in these fields!
Food and Bioproduct Sciences, Food and Nutrition, Food Industry Management activity
11–11:45 am
12–12:45 pm
1–1:45 pm
2–2:45 pm
Agriculture Building, Room 3E75
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. Learn more about food science and our programs and join us for a hands-on activity!
Plant Science information session and activity
11–11:45 am
12–12:45 pm
1–1:45 pm
2–2:45 pm
Agriculture Building, Room 1E13
Plant science 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. Information on what plant science is, why students choose this area of study, what students will learn, as well as job opportunities and careers will be discussed in this hands-on information session.
Animal Science and Animal Bioscience information session
12–12:45 pm
1–1:45 pm
2–2:45 pm
Agriculture Building, Room 1E80
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?
Soil Science information session and demonstration
12–12:45 pm
2–2:45 pm
Agriculture Building, Room 5D75
Soil forms an essential part of the environment—affecting or controlling most living things. Soil science studies the soil system to find the best ways of producing food, fuel, and fiber while still preserving soil for use by future generations. Soil science draws from biology, ecology, geography, geology and a variety of other natural and life sciences. Join us for an in-person junior soil science laboratory demonstration and learn more about soil science!
Arts and Science
Arts and Science: The College of Possibilities
11–11:50 am
Arts Building, Room 133
1–1:50 pm
Arts Building, Room 146
Join us for an information session to learn what makes the College of Arts and Science the largest and most diverse college at USask. With nearly 100 degree and certificate programs, you'll discover more about our programs, admission requirements, research and experiential learning opportunities, and the many career paths an Arts and Science degree can open.
ArtSci Expo
11 am–3 pm
Health Sciences Building, E-Wing, First floor atrium
Explore the College of Arts and Science at our fair-style expo, where nearly 100 programs from our 18 departments come to life through interactive booths. Connect with professors, students, and staff from every department to discover opportunities that match your interests and goals.
Student panels
Curious about what it's really like to be an Arts and Science student? Join one of our student panels and hear directly from current students as they share their unique experiences and insights. Learn about classes, campus opportunities, and the transition to university life— plus get your questions answered. This is your chance to connect with students who have been in your shoes and get a glimpse of what your future could look like!
Natural and Social Sciences
2–3 pm
Arts Building, Room 146
Fine Arts and Humanities
2–3 pm
Arts Building, Room 104
Dentistry
Dentistry program and admission information
11 am–3 pm
Health Sciences Building, E-Wing, Second floor
An information table where you can ask questions about our programs and admission requirements to our Certificate in Dental Assisting, Bachelor of Science in Dental Hygiene, Bachelor of Science in Dental Therapy and Doctor of Dental Medicine programs.
Education
College of Education info booth
10:30 am–3 pm
Education Building, First floor hallway
Ask questions and receive information about the College of Education! Learn about our admission and program requirements.
Panel discussion: What to Expect as an Education Student
11–11:45 am
1–1:45 pm
Education Building, Room 2014
Learn what to expect as a new Education student! Hear from current students, staff, and faculty members!
The World Needs Educators!
11–11:45 am
12–12:45 pm
1–1:45 pm
Education Building, Room 1037
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!
Edwards School of Business
Edwards School of Business Open House info fair
11 am–3 pm
Edwards School of Business, Lobby
Come explore the Edwards School of Business at our upcoming Information Fair—your chance to connect with the vibrant Edwards community. Meet current students, staff, and faculty, and get a firsthand look at the programs, supports, and opportunities that make Edwards a dynamic place to learn and grow.
Whether you're considering a future in business or simply curious about what we offer, this event is the perfect way to ask questions, build connections, and discover how Edwards can support your academic and career goals.
Edwards School of Business information sessions
11–11:50 am
12–12:50 pm
1–1:50 pm
2–2:50 pm
Edwards School of Business, Room 18
Whether you're considering a future in business or simply curious about what we offer, these information sessions are the perfect way to ask questions, build connections, and discover how Edwards can support your academic and career goals.
Engineering
Explore Engineering: Programs, Career Paths and Student Life
10:30-11:30 am
12:30-1:30 pm
Engineering Building, Room 1A76, Hardy Lab
Explore what it means to study engineering at USask. This staff-led session introduces the first-year program and eight engineering disciplines, and highlights how our Co-op Internship Program helps students build valuable career experience. You’ll also learn about the vibrant side of engineering student life — from clubs and design teams to the wide range of supports and services that help students thrive. The session wraps up with a short Q&A, and visitors can continue their Open House experience by visiting booths and lab tours.
Lab Tours and Demonstrations
10:30 am-2 pm
Info Booths
10:30 am-2 pm
Engineering Building, Room 1A76, Hardy Lab
Kinesiology
Opportunities in Kinesiology
12–12:50 pm
Physical Activity Complex, Room 232
Physical Activity Complex, Room 234
1–1:50 pm
Physical Activity Complex, Room 232
Physical Activity Complex, Room 234
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.
Medicine
Specialist Panel: College of Medicine
1:30–3 pm
Health Sciences Building, E-Wing, Room E1150 auditorium
An interactive Q&A about the transition between medical school, residency, and licensed practice.
Specialist Panel: College of Medicine
11 am–12 pm
12–1 pm
Health Sciences Building, E-Wing, Room E1130 auditorium
An interactive Q&A with different careers specialties available through medical school training.
College of Medicine booth/demonstration tables
11 am–3 pm
Health Sciences Building, E-Wing, Second floor
Hands on demonstrations of real equipment and procedures used by medical students during training.
Surgery robotics equipment demonstration
11 am–3 pm
Health Sciences Building, E-Wing, Second floor
Watch a surgery robotics equipment demonstration and learn more about the real world applications.
Health Science Simulation Lab tour
12–1 pm
1–2 pm
2–3 pm
Health Sciences Building, Room 2200 (Clinical Learning Resource Centre [CLRC])
Tour the simulation and learning spaces used by medical students throughout their medical training.
Master of Physician Assistant Studies Program Q&A and Info Session
1:30-3 pm
Health Sciences Building - E-Wing, Room 2254
Curious about the new two-year Master of Physician Assistant Studies (MPAS) program and a career as a physician assistant? Join us for an engaging Q&A session, where you can get your questions answered directly by our team, faculty, and current students. Whether you’re considering applying or just exploring your options, this is the perfect opportunity to discover what the MPAS program is all about – from the curriculum and hands-on learning to how it prepares you to contribute to healthcare in Saskatchewan.
Nursing
Experience Nursing!
11 am–3 pm
Health Sciences Building, D-Wing, Room GD50
What do nurses do? What does it feel like to be a nurse? Come experience our hands-on session to try some nursing skills.
College of Nursing information booth
11 am–3 pm
Health Sciences Building, E-Wing, Second floor
An information table where you can ask questions about our programs and admission requirements.
I Am Interested in Nursing!
11–11:45 am
12–12:45 pm
1–1:45 pm
2–2:45 pm
Health Sciences Building, B-Wing, Room GB03
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.
Pharmacy and Nutrition
Dietetics (Nutrition) is Calling!
11–11:45 am
12–12:45 pm
Health Sciences Building, B-Wing, Room 2B63 (Nutrition Foods Lab)
Are you curious about food and nutrition? Ever wonder how your body uses energy and nutrients to grow and thrive? Do you want to be part of a healthcare team? If so, a career in dietetics could be what you are looking for. Join us for a hands-on session to learn about the role of dietitians, explore exciting career paths, and get a taste of what it's like to be a student in the nutrition program.
Pharmacy
12–12:45 pm
1–1:45 pm
Health Sciences Building, B-Wing, Room 2B57
Come and see how pharmacy is changing. Pharmacists are taking on expanded roles as medication management experts. In this hands-on session, you will: hear about what pharmacists do and where you might find one; learn how to become a pharmacist; learn about the evolving scope of pharmacy professionals; practice using medical devices; practice using pharmacy tools and references.
Pharmacy and Nutrition info booth
11 am–2 pm
Health Sciences Building, E-Wing, Second floor
An information table where you can ask questions about our programs and admission requirements.
School of Rehabilitation Science (SRS)
SRS Come-and-Go Open House and demonstrations
11 am–3 pm
Health Sciences Building, E-Wing, Suite 3400
Interested in physical therapy, occupational therapy or speech-language pathology? Check out our learning spaces and experience first-hand how we support mobility, participation and communication!
SRS information booth
11 am–3 pm
Health Sciences Building, E-Wing, Second floor
An information table where you can ask questions about our Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy and Speech-Language Pathology Programs.
St. Thomas More College
Get to Know STM and building tour
11–11:50 am
12–12:50 pm
1–1:50 pm
2–2:50 pm
Join us at St. Thomas More College (STM) where we'll start our session with a quick intro to all things STM/Q&A, then take a tour of our building. You'll learn about our academic offerings, student services, and the additional benefits we offer to Arts and Science students (like extra scholarships)! If you're looking for smaller class sizes, unique course offerings, and additional student benefits, come learn more about how you can fit STM into your USask experience at our Open House sessions!
Western College of Veterinary Medicine
Veterinary Medicine
11 am–2 pm
Western College of Veterinary Medicine, Room 2103 and 2304 (Sim Lab)
Join us for an engaging session where students will learn about the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) program, including admission requirements, career opportunities in veterinary medicine, and insights into the Western College of Veterinary Medicine (WCVM). Participants will also get hands-on experience in our state-of-the-art simulation lab.
Please note: Lab space is limited, and students may be asked to wait for entry during peak times.
General information and tours
Campus tours
11 am–3 pm
Nobel Plaza outside the Peter MacKinnon Building
Join us for a campus tour lasting approximately 45 minutes led by current students who can introduce you to what life as a USask student is like. Tours depart every 15 minutes.
Residence tours
1–2 pm
2–3 pm
Voyageur Place Courtyard between Saskatchewan Hall and Qu'Appelle Hall
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 or 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!
Admissions, programs and scholarships information
11 am–3 pm
Administration Building, Room C280
Learn more about the excellent undergraduate student experience offered at USask at this brief presentation followed by a question-and-answer period. We will introduce you to our undergraduate programs, admission requirements, scholarships and bursaries and other opportunities you need to know about as you prepare for your future. Bring your curiosity and your questions. We can't wait to introduce you to our inspired community.
Apply on the Spot application workshop
11 am
12 pm
Arts Building, Room 140
Already know that you want to be a USask student next year? Want help with submitting your application? We'll walk you step-by-step through applying to USask's undergraduate direct-entry programs in the Colleges of Agriculture and Bioresources, Arts and Science, Education, Engineering, Kinesiology and Edwards School of Business. USask staff will help you with your application and answer any questions you may have. Come prepared with your transcript and method of payment for your $120 application fee (credit card preferred, cheque accepted).