Information and resources for post-secondary institutions that enrol students from Saskatchewan. Find forms, guidelines, policies, instructions and institutional funding letters.
Criteria to use the Word 'University' in Saskatchewan
In order to use the term ‘university’ in Saskatchewan, post-secondary institutions must meet specific requirements.
Degree-Granting in Saskatchewan
Information on the legislation enabling Saskatchewan Government to extend degree-granting authority to post-secondary education institutions other than the province’s universities. Includes information on how post-secondary institutions can apply for degree-granting authority, the roles of Saskatchewan Higher Education Quality Assurance Board, and more.
Funding for Post-Secondary Educational Institutions
Each year, the Ministry of Advanced Education makes available the budget letters for each post-secondary institution. View the budget letters here.
Post-Secondary Education Administrative Guidelines and Policies
Administrative guidelines, manuals and policies pertaining to post-secondary education in Saskatchewan for educational institutions.
Scholarships, Bursaries and Grants
There are scholarships, bursaries and grants available to help students pay for their post-secondary education. Find out about your eligibility and the application process.
Student Loans
If you are thinking of post-secondary schooling or are currently a post-secondary student, student loans from the Governments of Canada and Saskatchewan can provide financial help.
Vision 2030: Saskatchewan's Post-Secondary Education in French
The Ministry of Advanced Education, in collaboration with the Assemblée communautaire fransaskoise, Canadian Parents for French, Collège Mathieu, University of Regina, Saskatchewan Polytechnic, and the University of Saskatchewan have formed a working group to determine a new direction in French-language post-secondary education in Saskatchewan called “Vision 2030”.
Workers' Compensation for Post-Secondary Students
Learn what to do if you are injured while undertaking an unpaid work-integrated learning assignment.