Scholarships at University of Regina

Self-declared Aboriginal University of Regina students enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate Kinesiology and Health Studies degree program may apply. You must demonstrate leadership in recreation, sport, physical activity, or related fields. One $1,200 award is granted. Preference goes to graduate students, then entering undergraduates, then continuing undergraduates. Apply with a leadership statement and current transcripts. Entering students qualify on admission average with at least nine fall credit hours; continuing students need a minimum 65% CGPA and at least 15 completed credit hours.

Female University of Regina graduate students with a minimum cumulative GPA of 75% who are registered in at least 6 credit hours in the term the bursary is paid and who demonstrate financial need may receive this award. Preference is given to applicants with a dependent child. If applicants tie, the bursary goes to the student with the highest CGPA. One award of $1,000 is available. Submit an application with a one-page financial-need statement and up-to-date transcripts.

Saskatchewan residents entering the University of Regina Baccalauréat en éducation française with at least 15 credit hours and a minimum 75% admission average, who demonstrate interest and commitment to French language and culture, are eligible for this entrance scholarship. Two scholarships of $800 each are awarded. Selection weighs admission average at 50% and demonstrated interest in French language and culture at 50%. Apply through the Institut Français by October 31.

University of Regina undergraduate students enrolled in the Baccalauréat en éducation française or the Certificat en français langue seconde program who were admitted in the preceding fall semester, hold a minimum undergraduate GPA of 75%, have completed at least 9 credit hours at the university, remain registered in at least 9 credit hours, completed French 30 or a Type B French Immersion program in high school, graduated from a Saskatchewan high school, demonstrate volunteer activity related to French and Francophone culture, and show financial need may apply. One bursary of $500 is offered by Canadian Parents for French Saskatchewan. Contact La Cité universitaire francophone or CPF Saskatchewan for application steps.

Students registered at the First Nations University of Canada may apply if they are enrolled in the Bachelor of Indigenous Education, Elementary Program and have completed at least six credit hours in Indigenous Language courses, or if they are enrolled in the First Nations Language Certificate Program. The award amount varies. Preference goes to students over 30 who intend to teach a Canadian Indigenous language at the primary or elementary level. Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal students are eligible. Apply with an application form, a program sheet completed by an Academic Advisor, a budget, and a cover letter expressing interest in teaching an Indian language at the primary or elementary level.