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A number of pages on the Government of Saskatchewan's website have been professionally translated in French. These translations are identified by a yellow box in the right or left rail that resembles the link below. The home page for French-language content on this site can be found at:

Renseignements en Français

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Saskatchewan Students Studying Abroad

Students can gain valuable and specialized skills and experiences through international education. These experiences can strengthen innovation, build a stronger sense of global citizenship and connect Saskatchewan to the world.

Learning abroad helps students to:

  • Expand their educational and life experience;
  • Discover new countries and cultures;
  • Learn or improve other languages;
  • Enhance their employability;
  • Gain more confidence and become more independent;
  • Meet new people and make new friends; and
  • Better understand the world and themselves.

Financial assistance is available for Saskatchewan students wishing to study abroad.

Financial assistance:
  1. Government of Saskatchewan
  2. Government of Canada
  3. Saskatchewan Post-Secondary Institutions
  4. Other Countries and Post-Secondary Institutions
  5. More Information
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1. Government of Saskatchewan

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2. Government of Canada

The Government of Canada offers awards for Canadians and permanent residents of Canada to study and conduct research in many countries.

Common scholarship opportunities are available for students at the Government of Canada's webpage:

You can also search for information by country of interest on the Government of Canada's webpage.

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3. Saskatchewan Post-Secondary Institutions

University of Regina

More information about the University of Regina's Study Abroad Programs and Awards is available on the UR International website or by visiting the Study Abroad Office:

College West Room 128
University of Regina
Telephone: 1-306-337-2446
E-mail: study.abroad@uregina.ca

University of Saskatchewan

More information about the University of Saskatchewan's Travel Awards and Scholarships is available on University of Saskatchewan website or by visiting the International Student and Study Abroad Centre:

Room 80, Lower Place Riel, Campus Drive
University of Saskatchewan
Telephone: 1-306-966-4925
E-mail: study.abroad@usask.ca

Other Colleges

Many Saskatchewan Colleges provide financial assistance for Saskatchewan students wishing to study abroad. Please check with your college for more information.

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4. Other Countries and Post-Secondary Institutions

Students may be eligible for financial assistance offered by governments and institutions in the country they wish to study.

Study in China

Study in Mexico

Study in South Korea

Study in India

Study in Australia

Study in New Zealand

Study in France

Study in the United Kingdom

Study in the United States

Study in Germany

Study in Switzerland

Study in Japan

Study in Netherlands

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5. More Information

Other useful information and links:

  • The Travel Smart App: The Government of Canada created the Travel Smart App to provide Canadians with key travel information including travel advice and advisories.

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