Study in Canada (in English) - ISEP Exchange
PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
University of Regina is located in the capital city of the Saskatchewan province. The “Queen City,” as it is nicknamed, boasts innovative urban landscaping, with abundant green spaces and areas for outdoor recreation, including hiking and cycling along the pristine Wascana Lake and surrounding park in the city center. It is a prairie oasis with cool, dry weather and snowy winters. Regina also hosts many cultural events each year, especially in the performing arts, and is home to several notable museums, galleries and theatres.
University of Regina’s ten academic faculties have earned a reputation for excellence and innovative programs, and the university is a leader in research and experiential learning. U of R’s main campus is located in the beautiful Wascana Centre, one of the largest urban parks in North America. In 2016, the University of Regina was ranked as one of the top 150 universities under 50 years old worldwide in the Times Higher Education world university rankings.
ISEP students immerse themselves in Canadian culture by taking university classes with local students. The university has an active student body, and ISEP students can participate in sports teams, cultural activities and student groups.
HOUSING AND MEALS
ISEP students further immerse themselves in university life by living in a student residence and receive a stipend to cover the cost of their meals. Students are required to pay a refundable housing deposit.
Course Description
Stuents can review the wie variety of degree programs offered at the University of Regina through their Academic Programs webpage. Students should look at Bachelor's Degree (4-5 Years) programs.
University of Regina also hosts La Cité, a French language hub on campus. Students with the appropriate French language background (B2 level) may take courses taught in French from La Cité.
Credits Earned:
Students must enroll in 9 credits to be considered full-time and can enroll in up to a maximum of 15 credits. Courses are generally 3 credits (equivalent to 3 US credits or 6 ECTS). Students can expect to enroll in 3 - 5 courses during a semester and can expect to receive 12 - 15 US credits or 24 - 30 ECTS.
Sample Classes Available:
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Business Administration |
Engineering |
Early Childhood Education |
Sport and Recreation Management |
Psychology |
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Entrepreneurship: Creativity, Design and Innovation |
Mechanics for Engineers - Statics |
Teaching and Learning in Pre-K to 5 |
Recreation and Leisure Theory |
Research Methods in Psychology |
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Management Communication |
Mechanic for Engineers - Dynamics |
Experiential Learning for Young Children |
Leadership |
Lifespan Developmental Psychology |
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Operations Management |
Engineering Numerical Methods |
Contemporary Perspectives in Early Childhood Education |
Introduction to Recreation for Persons with Disabilities |
Social Psychology |
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Introduction to Financial Accounting |
Engineering Design and Communications |
Orientation to Teaching Children in Early School Years (K-5) |
Live Event Production and Sport Communication |
Personality Psychology |
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Negotiation |
Engineering Economics and Project Management |
Curricular Implications of Play |
Data Analytics in Sport |
Biological Foundations of Behavior |
Academics
Other Academic Conditions
Students Arrive: First week of January, Last week of August
Classes Start: First week of January, First week of September
Classes End: Fourth week of April, First week of December
Exams: Second and Third week of April, Second and Third week of December
Tips for Finding Courses:
Review the University of Regina's Academic Programs webpage for specific degrees offered.
1. Use the Class Schedule to find courses offered during a specific semester.
2. Choose the term either Fall (August – December) or Winter (January – May).
3. You can search by a variety of fields. It is recommended to search by “Subject” based on the area of study identified in the Academic Programs webpage (E.g., BUS for Business). ISEP students can only enroll in on-campus undergraduate-level courses.
4. Click “Get Courses”. On the " Catalogue Entries" page, click on the course title to see detailed course information. You can also see the number of credits, the meeting times for the course and the final exam date.
University of Regina also hosts La Cité, a French language hub on campus. Students with the appropriate French language background (B2 level) may take courses taught in French from La Cité.
Course Restrictions:
Nursing and Journalism courses are closed to ISEP students.
Some courses also have lab fees (or something similar) based on room and/or material usage. Room fees are generally refunded to the student at the end of term, while materials costs are not. These generally do not exceed $100, and are most likely found in Engineering, Business Administration, Science or Media, Art, and Performance faculty courses.
Semester & Prices (based on your filters)
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