You can take your first year of university at one of our regional partners throughout the province. Nursing can be taken entirely at an off campus site.

To apply to study at a location outside of Saskatoon, follow the same application steps as all U of S students. While completing the application form, there will be a question asking which campus you'd like to attend. Find the regional partner using the form or map above.

Whether studying off-campus or on-campus, today’s students want maximum flexibility to accommodate hectic schedules. Off-campus U of S students have the opportunity to experience a variety of delivery modes and materials specially designed to provide a rich learning experience:

• Online (Web) courses are delivered primarily through the Internet. They include a web interface for course content and related information. Computer mediated conferencing (i.e. online discussion) is also used so that you can interact with the instructor and other students. When registering, class section numbers beginning with 'W' are online classes.
• Independent Study courses involve learning from textbooks, course guides, and other printed materials. Sometimes videotapes, audiotapes, or other materials are also provided. You can learn in your own home or workplace and on your own schedule. Independent study courses are ideal if you do not live near centres where off-campus/face-to-face courses are offered. You will have access to your instructor through email, computer conferencing and/or telephone. Assignments are typically sent in for evaluation by email, fax, courier or mail. When registering, class section numbers beginning with 'X' are Independent Study classes.
• Off Campus/Face-to-Face classes are delivered at our U of S Off-campus Prince Albert site, Regional Colleges and SIAST campuses at many locations throughout Saskatchewan. Typically, they are offered on a weekly basis although some may run twice a week or as 5 hour classes that run fortnightly (every 2 weeks). When registering, class section numbers beginning with 'C' are Off-Campus lecture classes.
• Televised classes incorporate lectures and live televised interactive discussions with your instructor and other students. Locally-based tutors/proctors help facilitate discussions at sites and telephone access to your instructor is available at no charge. Specially designed print packages help guide you through the lectures, assignments and textbooks. Classes are available at up to 50 Regional Colleges or SIAST receiving sites in Saskatchewan. When registering, class section numbers beginning with 'V' are Televised.
• Multi-Mode courses may involve combined delivery methods. Your instructor may deliver course content via audio/video conferencing and/or face-to-face lectures. Students registered at a Regional College may attend weekly classes at their site. You may also receive additional course material through the internet or within printed a course package. When registering, class section numbers beginning with 'A' are Multi-Mode courses.

Complete U of S courses through the College of Arts and Science or the College of Agriculture and Bioresources. Prerequisite courses from the College of Arts and Science are required for entry to many U of S colleges including medicine, veterinary medicine, education, dentistry and law.

• Carlton College serves Humboldt, Watrous, and Wynyard
• Cumberland College serves Choiceland, Hudson Bay, Melfort, Nipawin and Tisdale.
• Great Plains College serves Biggar, Cando, Central Butte, Chaplin, Eastend, Eston, Frontier, Glentworth, Gull Lake, Gravelbourg, Hazlet, Kindersley, LaFleche, Leader Counselling Centre, Mankota, Maple Creek Healing Lodge (MCHL), Outlook, Rosetown, Shaunavon, Swift Current, Tompkins, Val Marie and Warman.
• Lakeland College serves Lloydminster, Maidstone, Neilburg and Vermillion.
• Northlands College serves Buffalo Narrows, Creighton, La Ronge, Sandy Bay and Stanley Mission.
• NORPAC/NORTEP serves La Ronge
• North West Regional College serves the Battlefords, Big River, Meadow Lake, Spiritwood, St. Walburg and Unity.
• Parkland College serves Canora, Esterhazy, Fort Qu’Appelle, Kamsack, Kelvington, Melville, Preeceville and Yorkton.
• Prince Albert Off-Campus U of S Program
• Southeast College serves Assiniboia, Broadview, Carlyle, Carnduff, Coronach, Estevan, Indian Head, Kahkewistashaw, Kipling, Moosomin, Rocanville, Weyburn and Whitewood.
• St. Peter's College is located in Muenster.
• SUNTEP serves Prince Albert.