CanadaQS #378SaskatoonPublic UniversityTaught in EnglishPartially FundedTuition from CA$39,007 per yearUniversity of Saskatchewan
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The University of Saskatchewan (USask) is a public research university in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, ranked 411th in the QS World University Rankings 2027 and home to more than 3,300 international students. Students can apply directly from high school to Agriculture and Bioresources, Arts and Science, Education, the Edwards School of Business, Engineering and Kinesiology. New international undergraduates are considered automatically, with no separate application, for entrance awards such as the International Excellence Award (CAD 10,000) and the IB Excellence Award (CAD 20,000). USask also offers master's and PhD programmes, many funded through their departments.
Information last verified: November 9, 2026Official source
Tuition for international students
First-year tuition estimates for international students with a full course load (Sept–April), 2026-2027: Arts CAD 39,007, Science 40,894, Agriculture 41,964, Business 48,932, Engineering 59,383, plus about CAD 1,332 in student fees (including health and dental insurance and the U-Pass). Source: USask official tuition page.
Admission for international students
Admission for international students
International students apply online at apply.usask.ca with a non-refundable application fee of at least CAD 120. To be considered for the international student awards, apply and pay the fee by 15 February and submit documents and proof of English by 1 March. English: IELTS Academic 6.5 (6 in each band), Duolingo 120, PTE Academic 63 or CAEL 70.
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University of Saskatchewan International Student Awards 2027
BachelorPartially Funded42 majorsFebruary 15, 2027
Life and living
Saskatoon · Canada
Life and living
Saskatoon · Canada
Living in Saskatoon
Saskatchewan’s largest city, on the South Saskatchewan River (metropolitan area figure), home to the University of Saskatchewan.
Transport for students
University of Saskatchewan students get a U-Pass for Saskatoon Transit buses, activated in PAWS on their phone and run by the students’ union (USSU) for undergraduates.
Top landmarks
Remai Modern
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Wanuskewin Heritage Park
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Delta Bessborough
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Last verified: November 2026
Sources:Statistics Canada – 2021 Census, population of CMAsUniversity of Saskatchewan – Student U-Pass
Studying and living in Canada
Costs and living
Annual international bachelor's tuition (official examples): • UBC (2026/27): Arts CAD 51,530, Science 53,082, Engineering 66,200, Commerce 66,678. • McGill (admitted fall 2026): Arts 56,000, Engineering 65,168. • Toronto (2025-26): Arts & Science 63,570. • Waterloo (fall 2026): CAD 23,598 to 34,942 per term depending on the program. Research graduate study is often cheaper: a thesis master's at McGill is about CAD 10,674 per term, and many doctoral students receive university or supervisor funding. Living costs: the government requires proof of at least CAD 23,448 for one student per year (outside Quebec), on top of first-year tuition.
Working while studying
• During studies: up to 24 hours a week off campus in term and unlimited hours during scheduled breaks, if you study full time in a program of at least 6 months and have a Social Insurance Number (SIN). • After graduation: the post-graduation work permit (PGWP) lasts 8 months to 3 years depending on program length; master's graduates get 3 years. • PGWP language requirement: CLB/NCLC 7 in all four skills. • The field-of-study requirement applies only to college diplomas, not to university bachelor's, master's or doctoral degrees.
Last verified: October 2026· Source
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Key questions and answers regarding eligibility, documents, and application steps.
Funding type: Partially Funded. Announced benefits: International Excellence Award: CAD 10,000, IB Excellence Award: CAD 20,000, Western Canada high school awards: CAD 10,000–15,000, Automatic consideration, no scholarship form.
Eligible levels: Bachelor, Master, PhD.
The latest deadline we have is February 15, 2027. Dates can differ by university or programme, so confirm on the official website.
Required documents: Online application for admission (apply.usask.ca), Transcripts and admission documents, Proof of English proficiency.
Apply directly on the official website: https://www.usask.ca. ForsaEdu does not receive applications or charge any fee.
QS World University Rankings 2026
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