Saskatchewan Polytechnic
Employability Rate
94%
Upcoming Intake
Sep 2024
Tution Fees
Starts from 23,100 CAD
English Requirement
IELTS, TOEFL
Courses
Highlights
Saskatchewan Polytechnic is a post-secondary institution based in Canada but recognised all over the world.
There are campuses located in the province's four largest cities offering applied education and career-focused opportunities. As a leading, publicly funded post-secondary technical and skills training institute, there are more than 65 degrees, diplomas and certificate programmes available to international students.
The facilities at Saskatchewan Polytechnic are far-ranging and comprehensive in supporting your student experience.
Students can also find a dental clinic, fitness and recreation centre, salon, spas and multifunction printers at Saskatchewan Polytechnic.
Several on-campus accommodation options are available to students at Saskatchewan Polytechnic. The four campus locations: Moose Jaw, Prince Albert, Regina, Saskatoon have slight variations on accommodation available, from a student village to traditional student housing. Moose Jaw only offers off-campus accommodation. Dedicated support in finding the right housing solution for you is ubiquitous throughout the campuses.
There is a free housing registry with no reservation required to help you find a housing arrangement before you come to study at Saskatchewan Polytechnic. Links to short-term housing are also provided on their website, if applicable. Canada also offers a homestay programme for international students to immerse themselves in Canadian life by staying with a Canadian family.
The library provides you with access to digital resources, citation support and specialist staff assistance.
Campus tours with caring student staff are available to show you the key student areas around campus, or you can explore your surroundings with a 360 virtual tour. Equal opportunities are prioritised at Saskatchewan Polytechnic, with accessibility services catering to those with access support needs and counselling services available to improve the mental health of students, where required.
There are also a number of student societies for you to join upon arrival so you can enjoy a varied student life while gaining access to invaluable information.
Campuses
Saskatoon is known as the bridge city and has a dense population of around a quarter of a million people. It is also famed for being friendly and packed with top attractions such as the Western Development Museum.
Explore exhibitions honouring the rich indigenous history of the area or take in the wildlife around in places such as the Beaver Creek Conservation Area or Saskatoon Forestry Farm Park & Zoo alongside your studies.
FAQs
First-rate, affordable education attracts international students to the province in addition to gaining access to technologically innovative facilities.
International students are eligible for academic merit scholarships and awards. The criteria for international students doesn't include financial need. External scholarships are also available, such as the Fellowship programme or the Canadian Commonwealth Scholarship.
