Saskatchewan Polytechnic University
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Studying in Saskatchewan Polytechnic University
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Studying in Saskatchewan Polytechnic University
Why choose Saskatchewan Polytechnic University?
Industry‑Accredited & Career‑Focused Curriculum
Engineering technology and applied programs are nationally accredited (e.g. by Technology Accreditation Canada), ensuring programs align with employer needs.
High Graduate Employment Rate
With a strong 90%+ placement rate and graduate average salaries around CAD 53,000, students benefit from a high return on investment.
Wide International Partnerships & Credit Recognition
Across four campuses, Sask Polytech maintains articulation agreements with institutions such as the University of Regina and the University of Saskatchewan, facilitating pathways and mobility.
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Scholarship Options
- Sask Polytech offers merit‑based scholarships and grants for international students, including academic entrance awards and awards specific to fields of study.
How we help
- GradGuide partners up with financial institutions that also offer secured bank loans & separately unsecured loans on your child's "future earning potential" basis their degree
GradGuide Tip: Explore scholarships and financial aid options early to create a realistic budget and plan ahead
Saskatchewan Polytechnic University
Campus Facilities
Main campuses (especially Saskatoon) include state‑of‑the‑art fitness centres, libraries, wellness spaces, cafeterias, testing labs and departmental bookstores, supporting academic and personal growth.
Housing Options
On‑campus residence is available at smaller campuses (e.g., Prince Albert) with fully furnished two‑bedroom apartments, secure 24‑hr complexes, and affordable rent (~CAD 588/month) for eligible students.
City Life
Saskatoon (main campus location) offers a safe, student-friendly city environment with affordable living, efficient public transit, local dining, parks and community events—paired with tight-knit campuses and inclusive student associations.
Courses offered at Saskatchewan Polytechnic University
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A 4 year International Bachelor's degree at half the cost
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Things to know if you're considering sending your child abroad
Things to know if you're considering sending your child abroad
Do I pay tuition per semester or annually?
First-year international students must pay the full year’s tuition upfront before the program starts. In later years, tuition may be paid by semester.
What are my options after graduation?
Eligible graduates may apply for a Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) and may also qualify for Saskatchewan’s Graduate Retention Program, which offers income tax credits up to CAD 24,000.
Can I work during my studies?
Yes, international students can work up to 20 hours/week during study terms, and full-time during scheduled breaks. For co-op or internships, a specific work permit is required
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