Agriculture and Bioresources

AgBio Programs and Student Experience Expo

11 am–3 pm

Agriculture Building, Atrium (main floor)

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!

Food and Bioproduct Sciences, Food and Nutrition, Food Industry Management Info Session and Activity

11–11:50 am

12–12:50 pm

1–1:50 pm

2–2:50 am

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!

Soil Science Info Session and Activity

11–11:50 am

12–12:50 pm

1–1:50 pm

2–2:50 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!

Animal Science and Animal Bioscience Info Session

12–12:50 pm

1–1:50 pm

2–2:50 pm

Kirk Hall, Room 144

Are you interested in learning about domestic animal production or studying and understanding the 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!

Plant Sciences Info Session and Activity

12–12:50 pm

1–1:50 pm

Archaeology Building, Room 132

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.

Agribusiness, Agricultural and Resource Economics Info Session

1–1:50 pm

Agriculture Building, Room 2C61

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 . Join us to learn more about the programs, as well as career opportunities in these fields!

Kanawayihetaytan Askiy Info Session

1–1:50 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. Join us to learn more about our Kanawayihetaytan Askiy certificate and direct-entry diploma programs and the AgBio advantage!

AgBio Programs, Admission and Student Experience Info Session

2–2:50 pm

Agriculture Building, Room 2E25

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!

Arts and Science

Arts and Science: The College of Possibilities

11–11:45 pm,

12–12:45 pm,

1–1:45 PM

Go through the Geology Building to the W.P. Thompson (Biology) Building, Room 106 

Join us for an information session to explore everything the College of Arts and Science has to offer. As the largest and most diverse college at USask, we offer 100 degree and certificate programs that prepare students for a wide range of careers. Learn about our programs, admission requirements, research and experiential learning opportunities, and how an Arts and Science education can help you achieve your goals.

ArtSci Expo

11 am–3 pm

Go through the Geology Building to the W.P. Thompson (Biology) Building, Room 101 (Atrium)

Explore the College of Arts and Science at our fair-style expo, where 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.

Dentistry

I am interested in Dentistry

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Dentistry is a dynamic and evolving profession that plays a vital role in health care. The University of Saskatchewan's College of Dentistry is the only dental college in Canada to offer educational programs for every member of the dental team, including dental assistant, dental hygienist, dental therapist, and dentist.

Join us to learn more about the dental programs we offer, admission requirements, and the application process. Following the information session, participate in a hands-on activity led by current dental students and gain an exciting introduction to the world of dentistry.

Health Science Expo

11 am–3 pm

Health Sciences Building, E-Wing, Room 1010 (Atrium)

Interested in studying health sciences? Come visit the Health Science Expo in the E-Wing of the Health Sciences Building (near Tim Hortons). This is your chance to learn about studying in the Colleges of Dentistry, Medicine, Nursing, and Pharmacy and Nutrition, and the School of Rehabilitation Science.

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.

The World Needs Educators!

11–11:45 am

12–12:45 pm

Education Building, Room 2014

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 this presentation starting at 1 pm. Swag and prizes will also be available!

Education Q&A Panel

1–1:45 pm

Education Building, Room 2014

Come prepared to ask away! This session is for you to ask any burning questions and learn what to expect as a new Education student! Who will be there to answer? Our current students, staff, and faculty members.

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. 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.

Edwards International Info Session

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Edwards School of Business, Room 3

Description coming soon.

Engineering

College of Engineering Information Session

11 am–12 pm

2–3 pm

Engineering Building, Room 1B71

Discover engineering at USask. Learn about our RE-ENGINEERED first-year program, designed to help you succeed with academic supports, a balanced schedule, opportunities to try again and practical, hands-on learning. Get a closer look at our small class sizes, student clubs and co-op opportunities that help you build real-world experience and connections. Come hear what makes the USask Engineering community unique and why we’re ready to welcome you!

Kinesiology

Opportunities in Kinesiology

11–11:45 pm,

12–12:45 pm,

1–1:45 pm

Kinesiology Building Physical Activity Complex (PAC), Room 232

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.

Law

Information fair booth

11 am–3 pm

Place Riel Student Centre, main level

Visit our booth at the information fair in Place Riel, where we can introduce you to the Juris Doctor (JD) program, the College of Law, and more.

Medicine

Health Science Expo

11 am–3 pm

Health Sciences Building, E-Wing, Room 1010 (Atrium)

Interested in studying health sciences? Come visit the Health Science Expo in the E-Wing of the Health Sciences Building (near Tim Hortons). This is your chance to learn about studying in the Colleges of Dentistry, Medicine, Nursing, and Pharmacy and Nutrition, and the School of Rehabilitation Science.

In addition to the Doctor of Medicine (MD) program, learn about the new two-year Master of Physician Assistant Studies (MPAS) program and discover what it’s like to become a physician assistant! This is the perfect opportunity to discover what the program is all about—from the curriculum and hands-on learning to how it prepares you to contribute to healthcare in Saskatchewan.

Nursing

I am interested in Nursing!

11–11:45 am,

12–12:45 pm,

Health Sciences Building, A-Wing, Room 1A60

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. For the first half hour, trained advisors will be present to answer all of your questions. Then, stay to experience hands-on activities to try some nursing skills.

Health Science Expo

11 am–3 pm

Health Sciences Building, E-Wing, Room 1010 (Atrium)

Interested in studying health sciences? Come visit the Health Science Expo in the E-Wing of the Health Sciences Building (near Tim Hortons). This is your chance to learn about studying in the Colleges of Dentistry, Medicine, Nursing, and Pharmacy and Nutrition, and the School of Rehabilitation Science.

Pharmacy and Nutrition

Pharmacy

11–11:50 am

Health Sciences Building, E-Wing, Room 2130 (Skills Lab)

Pharmacists do more than you think. During this session, you’ll find out about careers in pharmacy and how to become a pharmacist. The hands-on activities will provide a small taste of what pharmacists do every day! Current pharmacy students and/or pharmacists will be available to discuss their experiences in the program and the profession.

Nutrition and Dietetics

11:30 am–12:20 pm

12:30–1:20: pm

Health Sciences Building, B-Wing, Room 2B64 (Foods Lab)

Step into the world of dietetics and discover who Registered Dietitians are — trusted food and nutrition experts who turn science into real‑world impact. Learn how dietitians support patients in hospitals, health‑care centers, and long‑term care, strengthen public health, and lead food service operations. If you’re curious about food and nutrition, passionate about health, or driven to help others, this event will show you how dietetics brings those interests together.

Health Science Expo

11 am–3 pm

Health Sciences Building, E-Wing, Room 1010 (Atrium)

Interested in studying health sciences? Come visit the Health Science Expo in the E-Wing of the Health Sciences Building (near Tim Hortons). This is your chance to learn about studying in the Colleges of Dentistry, Medicine, Nursing, and Pharmacy and Nutrition, and the School of Rehabilitation Science.

School of Rehabilitation Science

Health Science Expo

11 am–3 pm

Health Sciences Building, E-Wing, Room 1010 (Atrium)

Interested in studying health sciences? Come visit the Health Science Expo in the E-Wing of the Health Sciences Building (near Tim Hortons). This is your chance to learn about studying in the Colleges of Dentistry, Medicine, Nursing, and Pharmacy and Nutrition, and the School of Rehabilitation Science.

St. Thomas More College

Q&A Panel and Building Tour

1–2 pm

St. Thomas More College, Student Lounge

Join us at STM for a Q&A panel featuring STM staff, faculty, and students, and a tour of our building! At our session, you’ll learn more about our college’s offerings, services, and benefits, and how best to fit us into your experience at USask! If you’re looking for smaller class sizes, welcoming staff and faculty, MORE scholarships and bursaries, or a variety of different clubs/social activities to be involved in, then STM may be the right fit for you! We look forward to seeing you at USask Open House!

Information fair booth

11 am–3 pm

Place Riel Student Centre, main level

Visit our booth at the information fair in Place Riel, where we can introduce you to STM programs, classes, and more, and give directions to our Q&A Panel and Building Tour from 1-2 pm.

Western College of Veterinary Medicine

Veterinary Medicine

1–1:45 pm

2-2:45 pm

Agriculture Building, Room 2D77

Are you interested in animals and curious about a future in veterinary medicine? Join us for a presentation to learn more about the vet profession, career opportunities and entry requirements.

AgBio Programs and Student Experience Expo

11 am–3 pm

Agriculture Building, Atrium (main floor)

Visit our booth at the AgBio Expo between 11 am–3 pm to chat with staff from the Western College of Veterinary Medicine about the college, the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) program, and career opportunities.


Vetavision 2026, a student-run event taking place every two years, is also running from Sept 25-26 in the Western College of Veterinary Medicine Building. Tickets for daily admission can be purchased on entry ($10 for students and $15 for adults and non-students). Learn more.

General information and tours

Student Services Information Fair

11 am–3 pm

Place Riel Student Centre - North Concourse

Check out the information fair in Place Riel to learn about USask's wide range of student services and resources available to support your success. Whether you need academic guidance, personal support, or help navigating university life, our student and academic resource network is here to help you thrive:

Access and Equity Services | Career Services | Gordon Oakes Red Bear Student Centre | Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies | Indigenous Student Achievement Pathways (ISAP) | International Student and Study Abroad Centre (ISSAC) | Law | Residence | Student Finance and Awards | St. Thomas More College | Student Recruitment | Student Wellness and Peer Health

Campus tours

11 am–3 pm

Outdoors at Cameco Plaza between the Kinesiology Building Physical Activity Complex (PAC) and Administration 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

Walk through University of Saskatchewan Residence buildings to get an up-close-and-personal view of campus life. Tour guides will give you the chance to look into real dorm rooms of current students and show common spaces within the buildings. Ask any questions you have about life in residence and the supports available to our residents. There will be tours of College Quarter and Voyageur Place.

Admissions, programs and scholarships information

11–11:45 am

12–12:45 pm

1–1:45 pm

2–2:45 pm

Place Riel Student Centre, Room 110.3 (Roy Romanow Student Council Chamber)

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.

Apply on the Spot application workshop

11 am–3 pm

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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).