University of Regina is located in Regina, the capital of Saskatchewan province in the prairie region of Canada. The prairie region of Saskatchewan province is rich in materials, mineral deposits, oil and gas, and is the headquarters of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, so it is not difficult to find a unique western flavor here. With a population of about 180,000 and a distance of about two and a half hours by plane from Vancouver, the campus is located in Regina, the capital of Saskatchewan, near the beautiful Wascana Lake, with beautiful scenery, friendly residents, few Chinese, clean and safe environment, which is a good place to live and study. The campus is only 10 minutes away from the city center, which is very convenient. The school is equipped with modern and innovative facilities, and University of Regina students have access to all of the school's facilities, including a gymnasium, swimming pool, tennis courts, library, computer labs, internet access, and a student social hall.
About the University:
University of Regina is a vibrant university located in Regina, Saskatchewan's capital city, which has one of the lowest cost of living of any city of its size in Canada, resulting in lower tuition and living costs. The University has a reputation for offering innovative and leading Bachelor's, Master's and Doctoral programs, as well as a strong reputation in the academic community. Founded in 1974, the University of Regina has eight faculties (Arts, Management, Humanities, Polytechnic, Education, Science, Social Work, and Health) and currently has approximately 12,000 students and 1,200 faculty members. The campus buildings are connected indoors, so students don't have to be afraid of the cold weather even during the long winter months, and the proximity of shopping centers and tourist attractions, just ten minutes away from the University of Regina, makes life very convenient. Students are free to choose from a wide range of courses and services at the University, and of course, degrees awarded by the University are recognized globally.The University of Regina offers high-quality teaching and a comfortable learning and living environment, with consistent individualized services for each student upon enrollment, as well as health insurance, psychological counseling, legal services, volunteer work, and access to Canadian and international student services. International students are also provided with health insurance, psychological counseling, legal services, volunteer work, and free health insurance in Saskatchewan, Canada.
http://www.uregina.ca/
The University of Saskatchewan, Canada, is a provincial public university founded in 1907, is the best university in Saskatchewan, and has been ranked by McClean's magazine as one of the top 10 universities in Canada for many years. Located in Saskatoon, the largest city in Saskatchewan, with a population of about 300,000, the university is situated in the downtown area on 363 acres of land (about 5 times the size of the University of Taiwan), with about 20,000 full-time students studying in the university, master's degree programs and doctoral programs at an annual tuition rate of about $10,000 Canadian dollars, and the annual tuition and living costs for a year of study here are about 500,000 Taiwan dollars, which makes the university a good value for the money. The university's library has a collection of about 2 million books and 15,000 periodicals, making it a good university for master's and doctoral research. The university's best departments are agronomy and veterinary medicine, ranked in the top three in Canada, and others such as business, education, law, medicine, nursing, etc., are also ranked in the top 10. Agriculture), College of Arts & Sciences (Arts & Sciences), College of Commerce (Commerce), College of Dentistry (Dentistry Med), College of Education (Education), College of Engineering (Engineering), Graduate Studies and Research (Graduate Studies and Research), College of Sports (Graduate Studies and Research), College of Law (Law), College of Medicine (Medicine), College of Nursing (Nursing), etc. are also ranked among the top 10. Law, Pre-Dentistry, Dentistry, Pre-Veterinary Medicine, Anthropology, Applied Mathematics, History, Biology, Business Administration, Chemistry, Ancient Literature, Data Processing, Child and Developmental Psychology, Ecology, Education, English Language, Geography, Information Science, Business, Finance, MBA, Statistics, Molecular Biology, Politics, Psychology, Music, Philosophy, Religion, Sociology, Art, Drama, Urban Studies, and Women's Studies, etc., and almost any other subject is available. There are.
Offering more than 150 bachelor's degrees and more than 80 master's and doctoral degrees; Website: http://www.usask.ca
Ranking: Top 10 universities in Canada
Tuition:
1. 10,000 Canadian dollars for one year of study on average ($240,000)
2. English language enhancement program: 2,200 Canadian dollars for 10 weeks. Program: 10 weeks for $2200 ($52,000)
The university program can be completed in 3~4 years, and the secondary school program can be completed after graduation from junior high school, please contact Rongrui Study Abroad on 02 2393 8598
Application: Rongrui Study Abroad will provide counseling and review transcripts on behalf of the students, and Rongrui Study Abroad will provide counseling for all related applications.
Application fee: RWS will apply for you free of charge
Student insurance: We provide medical insurance for our students
RWS has a good brochure for students
Start dates: September, January, May (Our language courses start every 10 weeks)
Accommodation options: RWS assists with the application process, and ensures that the student is accommodated in a comfortable and comfortable environment
Accommodation options: RWS assists with the application process, and guarantees that the student is accommodated in an appropriate accommodation
The following are some of the options that we offer
(1) Homestay ($350 per month) (one Canadian dollar = 25 Taiwan dollars)
(2) Off-campus apartment ($350 per month)
http://www.usask.ca/