Pre-agriculture & Bioresources in University of Regina, Canada

Pre-agriculture & Bioresources in University of Regina

Interested in agriculture, agri-food systems, agribusiness, or managing land, biotic, and/or water resources?

Students can take their first year of their Bachelor of Science in Agriculture, Bachelor of Science in Agribusiness, or Bachelor of Science in Renewable Resource Management at the University of Regina before transfering to the University of Saskatchewan to complete the final three years.

The courses completed in the first year at the University of Regina are a mix of Arts and Science courses, and are mostly predetermined (see Calendar pg. 310 - 311).

Students will apply to the University of Saskatchewan for admission to the College of Agriculture per University of Saskatchewan regulations and the applicable deadline dates during their first year.

If, after completing your first year at the University of Regina, you decide to remain at the University of Regina and complete a different degree, the courses you have completed will transfer to a variety of University of Regina degree programs.

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