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Saskatchewan Polytechnic (Sask Polytech) is a polytechnic institution in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan, with campuses in Moose Jaw, Prince Albert, Regina and Saskatoon as well as extensive distance education. It offers certificate, diploma and degree programmes and apprenticeship training, and carries out applied research with employers.

More than 150 programmes are organised in four faculties (Business and Management; Digital Innovation, Arts and Sciences; Nursing, Health Sciences and Community Services; Technology and Skilled Trades) and schools covering agriculture and natural resources, business, computing, construction, creative media, education and community services, health sciences, hospitality and tourism, mining and engineering technologies, nursing and transportation. Post-graduate certificates and diplomas are open to bachelor's degree holders, and the Centre for Continuing Education offers more than 750 courses. Most programmes start in late August; some have a January intake.

International students are supported by an international education team in Saskatchewan and regional managers abroad, including one for Mexico and Latin America. Applicants must prove English proficiency; IELTS can be taken at the Saskatoon and Regina locations. Housing is found in the four campus cities, with help from the students' association registry.

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More than 150 certificate, diploma and degree programmes plus apprenticeship training, in these schools:

• Agriculture, Natural Resources and Sustainability
• Business and Entrepreneurship
• Computing and Digital Innovation
• Construction; Mining, Manufacturing and Engineering Technologies; Transportation
• Creative Media, Arts and Sciences
• Education and Community Services
• Health Sciences and Nursing (including a collaborative BSc in Nursing with the University of Regina)
• Hospitality, Tourism and Applied Aesthetics

Post-graduate certificates and diplomas require a bachelor's degree.

Certificate, diploma and degree programmes generally require completed secondary school, sometimes with specific final-year courses or grades. Some programmes admit on a first-qualified, first-admitted basis (applications open 1 September each year), others competitively (from 1 October). Steps:

• Online application in the Applicant Hub with a CAD 150 fee
• Transcripts and certificates with English translations (NACES/ACESC credential evaluations such as WES accepted)
• Proof of English proficiency
• Non-refundable CAD 5,000 tuition deposit within 30 days of the offer, followed by the Letter of Acceptance and Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL)

Processing takes about 30 days; students should apply for the study permit at least six months before the start.

International applicants must prove English proficiency; several English tests are accepted and can be submitted with the application, and applicants from some countries are exempt. Sask Polytech offers the IELTS test at its Saskatoon and Regina locations.

2026-27: tuition and fees vary by programme and campus (published per programme for 2026-27, with estimates for 2027-28). International applicants offered admission pay a non-refundable CAD 5,000 deposit within 30 days, and first-year international students must pay the full first year of tuition and fees by their programme start date. First-year international students are also charged CAD 150 for emergency medical and repatriation coverage.

International students are eligible for academic merit scholarships and awards that do not use financial need as a selection criterion.

https://saskpolytech.ca/programs-and-courses/international/apply-now.aspx