University of Regina Admission 2027 for International Students

Admission at a glance

The University of Regina is a public university in Regina, Saskatchewan, that admits international undergraduates directly through its own online application rather than a shared provincial service. Admission is based on the applicant's secondary school record in the courses required for the chosen program, and English proficiency is required unless the applicant is exempt, through a recognized test such as IELTS, TOEFL iBT, PTE Academic or the Duolingo English Test; Education and Nursing set higher requirements than general undergraduate admission. The University of Regina bills international tuition per credit hour, with a separate rate for each faculty rather than one flat figure, so total cost depends on both the number of credit hours a student takes in a term and their faculty; Business Administration charges the most per credit hour among the general undergraduate faculties, and Arts, La Cite and Continuing Education charge the least. The university sets an early application deadline months before the term starts, described as the best way to secure course selection, residence and scholarship consideration, and a final deadline for space-permitting applications later in the cycle. After accepting an offer, international undergraduates pay a CAD 1,000 deposit, and the university's international tuition multiplier, the ratio between the international and domestic rate, was set to increase from 3.0 to 3.5 starting Fall 2026, with a temporary transition measure to soften the change for students who were already enrolled.

Requirements

Bachelor

Admission is based on the applicant's secondary school record in the courses required for the chosen program; specific prerequisites and competitive averages vary by program, and Education and Nursing set higher English proficiency requirements than general admission. There is no single published minimum average across all programs.

Graduate

Set by the individual graduate program; applicants should confirm requirements, references and, for research programs, a supervisor, on the specific program's page.

Full requirements and documents