About
The University of Regina is a Canadian public research university located in Regina, Saskatchewan. It is committed to providing quality education across undergraduate and graduate programs, conducting impactful research, and fostering Indigenous engagement and reconciliation. The university emphasizes experiential learning, having pioneered the first co-operative education program in Western Canada, and is recognized for leading Canadian comprehensive universities in research impact and international research collaboration.
Funding Opportunities
W. Givens-Smith SEDCO Scholarship
The W. Givens-Smith SEDCO Scholarship was established at the University of Regina in 1982 by the SEDCO Board of Directors, in honour of William Givens-Smith, who served as a fifteen-year board member for the Saskatchewan Economic Development Corporation (SEDCO). The scholarship is presented annually to Master's students entering any Master's program in Administration, including Master of Business Administration, Master of Public Administration, or Master of Human Resource Management. The scholarship recognizes academic excellence and community volunteer accomplishments. There are three awards for full-time students and two awards for part-time students, awarded to students who are Saskatchewan residents with a minimum cumulative grade point average of 80%. Applicants must be in their first, second, or third semester of their Master's program and must demonstrate community volunteer accomplishments through a written application.
URGSA Travel Awards
The URGSA Travel Awards are designed to assist Master's and Ph.D. students with costs associated with travel for presentations of paper, posters, or other creative work pertinent to their studies. Approved events include conferences, major festivals, case competitions or other artistic events sponsored by recognized national or international organizations. This is a post-travel award, meaning students apply after attending the event. The program offers two competition periods annually: Fall Semester Competition and Winter Semester Competition. Each competition offers 8 awards at $750 for domestic or international travel, and 3 awards at $1250 for domestic or international travel with a preference for international travel. Students must have been enrolled and registered in a graduate program at the University of Regina in good standing during the semester that the travel took place. To be eligible, students must have presented a paper, poster, or other creative work at a conference or event relevant to their program, or participated in a case competition. The application requires proof of acceptance, a one-page abstract of the work presented, detailed expense documentation with receipts, and a statement demonstrating financial need. Academic Unit support is also required through a brief email from the Graduate Coordinator or Supervisor. Students may receive this funding once at the Master's level or twice at the Ph.D. level. Preference is given to those demonstrating financial need. The award helps cover expenses such as economy airfare, mileage, hotel accommodations, and food costs associated with conference or event attendance.
University of Regina Varsity Sport Award
The University of Regina Varsity Sport Award was established in 2021 to provide financial assistance to University of Regina student athletes. This award is designed to support graduate students who are active members of U SPORTS teams at the University of Regina. The award covers variable amounts up to a maximum of tuition, course and semester based fees, and is awarded on a term by term basis. Recipients must meet U SPORTS eligibility and funding requirements for entering, continuing, or post-secondary transfer students. No application is required as nominations are made by the Director of Sport, Community Engagement & Athlete Development in consultation with coaching staff.
University of Regina Alumni Association Dr. David Barnard Graduate Scholarship in Fine Arts
This scholarship is awarded annually in Fall to a graduate student entering a Master's, Doctoral or Special Case Doctoral program in Fine Arts at the University of Regina. The scholarship recognizes academic excellence and is designated for students pursuing Interdisciplinary Studies Fine Arts within the Faculty of Media, Arts and Performance. Recipients must demonstrate strong academic achievement with a minimum cumulative grade point average of 80% and be enrolled as full-time students. If no entering graduate student meets the eligibility criteria, the scholarship may be awarded to a continuing graduate student who satisfies all other requirements. This is a nomination-based award that does not require a separate application from students.
University of Regina Alumni Association Donald O. Wells & Deborah Wells International Study Award
This award was established in 1998 by the University of Regina Alumni Association to honour Dr. and Mrs. Wells. It is a tribute to their many accomplishments and contributions to the University of Regina during Dr. Wells' tenure as President of the University of Regina (1990-1997). The intention of this award is to provide an opportunity for University of Regina students to experience and to gain an understanding of their culture through international study. The award supports fully-qualified graduate students in good standing who are approved for a formalized Graduate International Study Tour such as the GRST 900AA-ZZ. Students must have successfully completed a minimum of nine credit hours prior to departure and maintain a minimum cumulative grade point average of 75% with no failed courses in their graduate program.
The Faculty of Social Work - Dr. Judy White Equity and Inclusion Award
The Faculty of Social Work - Dr. Judy White Equity and Inclusion Award will be given annually to a student who has either overcome significant adversity, demonstrated community leadership, returned to school as a mature student and/or belongs to a vulnerable or marginalized community. This award recognizes demonstrated financial need, courage, resilience, and participation in extracurricular activities such as volunteer work or involvement in the community. Grades or academic achievement is not a consideration, rather this award honours the virtues which Professor Judy White epitomizes in her practice, scholarship and community work. Dr. Judy White's research on the settlement experiences of immigrants draws on her own immigrant journey to Canada from Trinidad in 1987. Dr. White practiced, taught and served as Dean in the Faculty of Social Work, and served as a board member with numerous community agencies, professional associations and Institutes. The award will be presented to a University of Regina graduate student in odd years.
Soroptimist Foundation of Canada (SFC) Grant
The Soroptimist Foundation of Canada (SFC) annually offers four grants of $8,500 each to female graduate students in Canada to assist them with university studies that will qualify them for careers that will improve the quality of women's lives. Examples include but are not limited to: providing medical services, providing legal counselling and assistance, counselling mature women entering or re-entering the labour market, counselling women in crisis, counselling and training women for nontraditional employment, and positions in women's centres. Applicants must be female (or identify as female), Canadian citizens or permanent residents, and accepted registrants in a full-time graduate studies program (Masters or PhD) or professional program at a similar level (medicine, law) in an accredited Canadian university. Recipients must be committed to working in Canada for at least two years after graduation and must be contributing to their community through volunteer service. The application requires a completed application form, proof of citizenship or permanent resident status, proof of university registration, three letters of reference, a completed financial statement, and a personal statement. Applications must be submitted between November 1st and January 31st annually. An applicant may apply more than once but will not be eligible to receive a second grant.
SGI Graduate Student Traffic Safety Research Scholarship
The SGI Graduate Student Traffic Safety Research Scholarship assists graduate students whose proposed thesis-based research involves engineering or human factor issues related to traffic safety. The scholarship supports the development of ideas and research that may be applied to the solution of problems in traffic safety in Saskatchewan, while developing expertise and interest in graduate students in the area of road safety. The award is valued at $6,150 with one scholarship available per competition. Students must be registered full-time at the University of Regina with a minimum cumulative GPA of 80% and demonstrate satisfactory progress in their graduate program. Applications are invited from students in engineering, geography, psychology, and social science areas, but are not restricted to these fields.
SaskTel Scholarship
Every year, SaskTel awards seven scholarships of $3,000 to students attending post-secondary institutions in Saskatchewan who are studying in a field directly related to information and communications technology. The scholarship supports full-time students enrolled in degree, diploma, or certificate programs directly related to telecommunications, including Computer Science, Engineering (electrical, electronic, or telecommunications), Accounting, and Business Administration. Applicants must be Saskatchewan residents with a minimum 75 percent grade average in their most recent educational standing and must be enrolled or plan to enroll for a minimum of 8 months at a post-secondary educational institution in Saskatchewan. SaskTel specifically encourages Indigenous peoples, persons with disabilities, visible minorities, and women interested in non-traditional careers to apply.
Saskatchewan Reading Council Award
The Saskatchewan Reading Council Award was established through a donation made by the Saskatchewan Reading Council to assist students who are pursuing a Master's or Doctoral degree in the Faculty of Education at the University of Regina. The award is presented to a graduate student enrolled in a Master's or Doctoral program in the Faculty of Education who has completed a course in the reading subject area in the previous academic year. Preference is given to Canadian citizens and permanent residents. This is a nominated award with no application required, as the Faculty of Education will recommend a recipient to the Manager of Graduate Scholarships and Awards.
S. V. Hillis Memorial Scholarship
The S. V. Hillis Memorial Scholarship was established by Bryan Hillis, Professor and former Dean of Luther College, and James Hillis, Men's Basketball head coach, to recognize and reward athletic achievement with the Men's Basketball athletic program, providing post-secondary education financial assistance to an entering or continuing University of Regina Canadian Interuniversity Sport Men's Basketball student athlete. The scholarship is available to both undergraduate and graduate student-athletes who participate in the University of Regina Men's Basketball program. For graduate students, entering candidates must have a minimum cumulative grade point average of 70% from their previous undergraduate academic year, while continuing graduate students must be in good standing with satisfactory achievement in coursework and appropriate progress toward completion of research requirements. Recipients must be fully qualified students as per the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research standards.
Robertson Fellowships
The Robertson Fellowships were created through a generous donation from Dr. Bev Robertson to the Johnson-Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy. The scholarship is designed to support graduate student research in the areas of science in public policy. These fellowships provide significant financial support to graduate students enrolled in either the Master of Public Policy (MPP) or PhD program at the Johnson-Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy at the University of Regina. Master's students receive $20,000 for one year with the option to renew up to one time, while PhD students receive $35,000 per year for one year with the option to renew up to two times. Recipients must maintain a minimum first class average (80%) and be enrolled full-time during the tenure of the award. As part of the fellowship requirements, students must volunteer ten hours per week at the JSGS Centre for Science and Public Policy during the tenure of the award. This provides valuable hands-on experience in applying scientific research to public policy questions. The fellowship is awarded through nomination by the Johnson-Shoyama School of Public Policy rather than through direct application.
Robert Patrick (Bob) Ryan Memorial Award
The Robert Patrick (Bob) Ryan Memorial Award was established in 2021 to assist students who are active members of the University of Regina Rams football team and pursuing a degree in any faculty at the University. During a career at Ranch Ehrlo Society that spanned more than 35 years, Bob Ryan was integral to the growth and success of that organization and made a huge positive impact on the lives of thousands of young people. With undergraduate and graduate degrees in psychology from the University of Regina, Mr. Ryan also mentored many of his professional colleagues and for a number of years taught police recruits at the Saskatchewan Police College. An avid sports fan and coach, and above all a devoted husband and father, Mr. Ryan proudly supported two of his children, sons Jon and Steve, as members of the University of Regina Rams. Sadly, Mr. Ryan passed away on December 1, 2006 after a fight with cancer. This award has been established to honour Bob Ryan. The awards are funded from contributions made by the Bob Ryan Foundation established by the Ryan family in memory of Bob and by the Gear Up with Jon Ryan Foundation. The award will be awarded to a University of Regina graduate student who is pursuing a degree in any faculty, is a member of the University of Regina Rams football team, and must appear on the team eligibility roster in the academic year in which the award is presented.
R.A. Kelln – J. Neuhard Graduate Entrance Scholarship in Biochemistry/Molecular Biology
The R.A. Kelln – J. Neuhard Graduate Entrance Scholarship in Biochemistry/Molecular Biology was established by Dr. Rod Kelln, Professor of Chemistry/Biochemistry, and Dean, Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research to assist graduate students entering a graduate program in Biochemistry or Molecular Biology at the University of Regina. The scholarship commemorates the research collaboration between Dr. Rod Kelln and Dr. Jan Neuhard that has been ongoing since 1982, funded through several jointly held NATO International Collaborative Scientific Research Grants and individual grants from NSERC and Danish Science Foundation. Dr. J. Neuhard is a leading expert in pyrimidine metabolism in bacterial cells and recognized worldwide for his pioneering work in biochemistry and genetics, having retired in 2004 from the University of Copenhagen in Denmark. The scholarship will be presented annually in the fall to a University of Regina graduate student entering or in the first semester of study of a graduate program in Biochemistry or in a Molecular Biology research theme in the Department of Biology. Recipients must maintain a minimum cumulative grade point average of 80% or equivalent and be registered as full-time students in the fall semester when the award is presented. Only one award is presented on a yearly basis, with no award available for the winter semester if it is presented in the fall.
Nature Regina Graduate Student Grant
Nature Regina awards an annual Graduate Student Grant of $1500 to support a University of Regina graduate student conducting research that contributes to the conservation of the natural world and biological diversity. Usually only one grant is awarded each year. Projects that further the understanding of ecological relationships in the natural environment in southern Saskatchewan are preferred candidates for the grant. Submissions should indicate the ecological need and the urgency of the project, and demonstrate an appropriate use of funds. Successful applicants are expected to make an oral presentation at one of the Society's monthly meetings (September – May) upon completion or near-completion of the research project.
Mr. Roland O. Dunlop and Mrs. Annie Dunlop Memorial Graduate Scholarship in Visual Arts
The Mr. Roland O. Dunlop and Mrs. Annie Dunlop Memorial Graduate Scholarship in Visual Arts is established to support students pursuing graduate studies in a Visual Arts program at the University of Regina. The scholarship will be awarded to a University of Regina graduate student entering a graduate program in Visual Arts at the University of Regina who has submitted the most outstanding portfolio for admittance into the program and is registered as a full-time student in the Fall semester the award is presented. This is a nomination-based award where no application is required from students. The Department of Visual Arts recommends the recipient to the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research no later than March 31 each year the award is presented.
Mitacs Globalink Research Award
Mitacs Globalink offers travel funding for research exchanges between Canada and several international partner countries. The program enables graduate students and postdoctoral fellows to conduct research abroad, fostering international collaboration and research excellence. The award provides financial support for travel and research activities during the international exchange. Globalink facilitates partnerships between Canadian researchers and institutions worldwide, enhancing global research networks and providing valuable international experience for participants.
Mike Lazecki Memorial Award
The Mike Lazecki Memorial Award was established to assist students who are active members of the University of Regina Rams football team pursuing a degree in any Faculty. This scholarship was established to honour Mike Lazecki. Funding is the result of donations made in Mike Lazecki's memory, in support of University of Regina Rams' scholarships, including participation in golf tournaments held in Mike's honour. The award is presented to a University of Regina undergraduate or graduate student who is enrolled in any degree program, is a member of the University of Regina Rams football team, and appears on the team eligibility roster in the academic year in which the award is presented.
Margaret Messer Graduate Scholarship in Arts Education
Established from funds donated through a bequest from Margaret J. Messer, the scholarship provides a graduate student in the Faculty of Education - Educational Curriculum and Instruction program (EC&I) the opportunity to further their studies in the field of Arts Education. This scholarship supports Master's or Doctoral students at the University of Regina pursuing research and studies related to Arts Education. The award recognizes academic excellence with a minimum cumulative grade point average requirement of 80% and demonstrated outstanding performance in field experience. Preference is given to full-time students registered in the semester the award is presented, and recipients are selected through nomination by the Associate Dean, Research and Graduate Programs, Faculty of Education in conjunction with the Arts Education program area.
MacKinnon Scholarship
The MacKinnon Scholarship is an internal graduate scholarship awarded annually at the University of Regina based on academic performance. This scholarship supports graduate students pursuing research in Educational Curriculum and Instruction. The award is presented in the spring on an annual basis to candidates who meet specific eligibility criteria. Recipients must be enrolled as fully-qualified students in a Master's of Education in Curriculum and Instruction or Doctoral program in Education with research focused on Educational Curriculum and Instruction. The scholarship recognizes academic excellence and supports graduate students advancing knowledge in the field of education. No application is required as recipients are nominated by the Faculty of Education based on their academic merit and research focus.
LWV Graduate Scholarship
The LWV Graduate Scholarship was established through a transfer of funds from the L.W. Vigrass Prize in Geology to assist students who are pursuing a graduate degree in the Faculty of Science, majoring in Petroleum Geology. Two scholarships are available, each valued at $1,675, to support both full-time and part-time graduate students at the University of Regina. The scholarship is awarded to Canadian citizens or permanent residents enrolled in the Faculty of Science pursuing the field of Petroleum Geology who have achieved a minimum of 70% cumulative GPA. The award may be given to either thesis-based or course-based students and can only be received once throughout a student's academic career. Applications are accepted with deadlines on September 29 and February 28 each year.
Levene Indigenous Pathways Graduate School of Business Award
The Levene Indigenous Pathways Graduate School of Business Award was established to assist Indigenous students who have registered for a degree or certificate program at the Levene Graduate School of Business. The award provides up to six awards of up to $20,000 per student awarded annually and disbursed in $5,000 increments to the student over up to four semesters, within two years of starting their program. This is a nomination-based award where students are nominated by the Faculty of Business Administration in the Fall semester. The award is specifically designed to support Indigenous students (First Nations, Inuit, Métis) pursuing graduate business education at the University of Regina.
Levene Graduate School of Business MBA Advantage Entrance Award
The Levene Graduate School of Business MBA Advantage Entrance Award was established to create an accelerated route for Hill School of Business alumni who have registered for a Levene MBA degree at the Levene Graduate School of Business. The award supports domestic students who have completed a BBA or B.Admin degree from the Paul J. Hill School of Business or the First Nations University of Canada with a GPA of 75% or greater and have completed the HBS Online CORe Certificate. Up to five awards annually of up to $2,500 per student are available to eligible students accepted to the Levene MBA program. Recipients must be registered and remain registered in a minimum of three credit hours in the semester the award is presented. This award is valid for up to three semesters following notification of the award.
La Cité Graduate Student Scholarship
This scholarship provides recognition and funding support to bachelor's degree graduates of Canadian universities who are entering a graduate program in French offered at the University of Regina. The award is designed to support graduate students pursuing their studies in French, promoting francophone education and research at the graduate level. The scholarship is available to both full-time and part-time students who meet the eligibility criteria and maintain the required academic standards in their French coursework and overall program.
Joseph W. Schwann Graduate Award
The Joseph W. Schwann Graduate Award is provided to a University of Regina graduate student who has a demonstrated interest in, and is focusing on individual physical activity and health. The award is available to students entering their first year (1st, 2nd or 3rd semester only) who are registered as full-time students in a graduate program leading to a Master of Science in Kinesiology and Health Studies degree, or a Doctor of Philosophy in Kinesiology and Health Studies. Recipients must demonstrate both a research interest in physical activity and health as well as financial need. The award provides $1,650 in support to one student annually, with a deadline of September 29.
History Graduate Prize
The History Graduate Prize was established to recognize academic excellence by graduate students registered in the Master of Arts in History program at the University of Regina. The prize will be awarded to a University of Regina graduate student registered in the Master of Arts in History program who is a fully-qualified student in good standing, registered either full-time or part-time, and has a minimum cumulative grade point average (CGPA) of 80%. Preference will be given to full-time students. No application is required as the Department of History Scholarship Committee will select the recipient(s) and notify the Manager of Graduate Scholarships and Awards at the start of the semester.
Jerry Orban Offensive Line Award
The Jerry Orban Offensive Line Award was established through a donation made by the University of Regina Rams Football Club to assist students who are active members of the University of Regina Rams Football team, in a position on the offensive line, pursuing a degree in any Faculty. This award provides financial support to undergraduate or graduate students who are members of the Regina Rams football team and play on the offensive line. The award is presented to students who meet the eligibility criteria under CIS (Canadian Interuniversity Sport) rules as verified by the Registrar's Office. Recipients must appear on the team eligibility roster in the academic year in which the award is presented.
IPAC Award
The IPAC Award is given to the student who receives the highest standing in JSGS 801 at the Johnson-Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy at the University of Regina. This is an internal, nominated award that recognizes academic excellence in a specific graduate course. The award is valued at $250 and is open to full-time graduate students enrolled in JSGS 801. No application is necessary as students are automatically considered based on their academic performance in the course.
IODE War Memorial Doctoral Scholarship
The IODE War Memorial Doctoral Scholarship was established to honour the memory of the men and women who gave their lives for Canada in World Wars I and II. The scholarship provides awards for doctoral study in Canada or other Commonwealth countries. Three scholarships of $15,000 each are available annually for students enrolled in doctoral programs. Candidates must be Canadian citizens, hold a Master's degree, hold a first degree from a Canadian university, and be enrolled in at least the second year of a doctoral program at the time of application. The scholarship supports full-time doctoral studies across all areas of study without restriction to specific fields or disciplines.
International Student Athletic Award
The International Student Athletic Award has been established to recruit and retain international student-athletes to the University of Regina. This award provides remission of the international student surcharge for eligible student-athletes competing in basketball, football, hockey, soccer, swimming, track and field, volleyball, and wrestling. The award is available to both undergraduate and graduate students who are members of the University of Regina Cougars or RAMS athletic teams and meet specific eligibility criteria. Recipients must be international students attending on a Study Permit, maintain full-time enrollment status, be in good academic standing, and appear on the CIS team eligibility roster. No application is required as students are nominated for this award.
International Doctoral Student Award (IDSA)
The International Doctoral Student Award (IDSA) is designed to encourage the recruitment and retention of outstanding international students into PhD programs across all Faculties at the University of Regina. Internationalization encourages, supports and promotes the integration of diverse worldviews into discovery through research and teaching. This award provides financial support to eligible international doctoral students who are fully-qualified and registered full-time in their programs. The award is automatically awarded to eligible students and does not require a separate application. Students receive $1,450 per semester directly to their University of Regina student account for a maximum of 12 terms (four years of their PhD program). Recipients must maintain a minimum 80% average, complete the Grad Thrive Plus GRST 801 course by the end of their first semester, and hold a valid study or work permit. The award is discontinued if students transition to permanent residency status.
Howard Brachman Memorial Scholarship
The Howard Brachman Memorial Scholarship is awarded to a University of Regina graduate student enrolled in the Master of Education program in Educational Psychology (formerly known as School Guidance and Counselling). The scholarship recognizes students who have achieved academic excellence with a minimum cumulative grade point average of 75% and are registered in at least 3 credit hours in the semester the scholarship is presented. Preference is given to Regina Public School Board employees taking EPSY 823 (Cognitive Assessment 1), making this scholarship particularly valuable for working education professionals pursuing advanced studies in educational psychology. The scholarship provides $1,000 in support to help graduate students continue their studies in educational psychology and counselling at the University of Regina.
History Graduate Award
The History Graduate Award was established to provide funding support for, and to recognize prior academic excellence by, graduate students enrolled in the Master of Arts in History program at the University of Regina. Multiple awards are available up to a maximum of $5,000 per recipient, subject to available funding, paid out in four equal payments in the first semester of study. The award recognizes students who have demonstrated strong academic performance with a minimum GPA of 75% in their previous two years of study and maintain good standing in the semester the award is presented. Preference is given to full-time students, though both full-time and part-time students are eligible.
The Hesterman Track & Field Award
The Hesterman Track & Field Award was established at the University of Regina through generous donations by the Hesterman Family. This award will assist students on the University of Regina Cougars Track & Field Team. The award is presented to undergraduate or graduate University of Regina student-athletes who are members of the Cougars Track & Field Team and appear on the Canadian Interuniversity Sport team eligibility certificate in the CIS academic year. Recipients must meet current CIS eligibility and funding requirements. Graduate student recipients must be in good standing and continuing graduate students must demonstrate satisfactory achievement in course work as well as appropriate progress towards the completion of their research requirement.
Geography and Environmental Studies Scholarship for Excellence Award
The Geography and Environmental Studies Scholarship for Excellence Award was established by the Department of Geography at the University of Regina to reward, recognize and encourage outstanding students with a specialization in Geography or Environmental Studies. This internal scholarship is awarded to graduate students who have demonstrated academic excellence through their Graduate Grade Point Average. The scholarship supports students enrolled in thesis or project-based graduate programs in Geography who have completed at least 12 credit hours and remain actively registered in their graduate studies. Recipients are nominated by the Department of Geography and Environmental Studies Scholarship Committee, ensuring that the award goes to students who have shown exceptional performance in their graduate work.
Gender Based Violence Bursary
The Gender Based Violence Bursary was established by donors to support students in need who have accessed the University of Regina Women's Centre and/or the Sexual Violence Prevention and Response Office. This bursary offers financial support to undergraduate and graduate students facing hardships as a result of experiencing gender violence that could affect their academic success. The bursary provides critical financial assistance to help students continue their education despite the challenges they face from gender-based violence. One bursary is awarded in the Spring semester and one in the Fall semester, with each award valued at $1,000. Recipients must be registered in at least 3 credit hours in the term the bursary is awarded and must demonstrate need for support services, including financial assistance, as a consequence of violence and/or gender violence.
Garry H. Beatty Scholarship
The Garry H. Beatty Scholarship Fund was established through a donation provided by friends and colleagues in memory of Garry H. Beatty to assist students who are pursuing a Masters degree program in Public Administration at the Johnson Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy at the University of Regina, or the University of Saskatchewan. The scholarship will be presented to a graduate student enrolled in a Masters degree program in Public Administration at the Johnson Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy who is registered in a minimum of six credit hours in the semester the scholarship is presented, maintains a minimum cumulative grade point average of 80%, and is a Canadian Citizen. This award provides financial support to help graduate students pursue their studies in public administration and policy.
French Studies Graduate Entrance Award
The French Studies Graduate Entrance Award was established to provide funding support for, and to recognize prior academic excellence by, graduate students entering into the Master of Arts in French and Francophone Intercultural Studies program at the University of Regina. One or multiple awards at a maximum of $12,000 will be presented annually, paid out every semester in three equal installments into the students' University of Regina accounts to cover tuition and other fees in the first instance. Payments commence during the start of each semester. The award is intended for students pursuing graduate studies in French and Francophone Intercultural Studies with priority given to thesis route students. Recipients must maintain good standing and a minimum GPA of 75% throughout the award period.
Friedrich "Fred" Steininger Graduate Scholarship In Canadian History and Political Science
The Friedrich "Fred" Steininger Graduate Scholarship In Canadian History and Political Science was established through Friedrich Steininger to assist students who are entering or continuing in a Masters or PhD program in Canadian History or Political Science. The scholarship will be awarded to a University of Regina graduate student with the highest CGPA. This is an internal scholarship requiring no application, as the Faculty of Arts Scholarship committee will nominate a recipient by the September 29 deadline. The scholarship is open to both full-time and part-time students and provides financial support to one recipient annually.
FGSR Women in STEM Entrance Scholarship
The FGSR Women in STEM Entrance Scholarship is designed to support women entering graduate studies in STEM disciplines at the University of Regina. The scholarship is open to all faculties to ensure any female STEM student may be nominated by their faculty. Each scholarship is valued at $10,000, paid out over two consecutive semesters at $5,000 per semester. The scholarship is specifically for entering students in their first semester of a Master's or Doctoral degree program in STEM fields. Recipients must be fully-qualified graduate students who identify as women and have a minimum first class average (equivalent to 80%) when entering their program. Students must complete Grad Thrive Plus GRST 801 by the end of their first semester and maintain full-time registration with at least six credit hours each semester. The scholarship aims to support women pursuing STEM-related careers and does not restrict employment while holding the award. Nominations are accepted twice per year in late winter and late summer.
FGSR Tri-Council Enhancements
The Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research at the University of Regina provides financial enhancements to incoming recipients of Tri-Council Awards (CIHR, SSHRC, or NSERC). This program supplements federal tri-council awards with additional institutional funding to support graduate student research and education. Master's students receive a one-time lump sum payment of $3,000, while PhD students receive $5,000 annually for the duration of their tri-council award. No separate application is required as eligible students are automatically identified and contacted by the Manager of Graduate Scholarships and Awards. This enhancement is designed to attract and support top graduate students who have already demonstrated excellence by securing competitive national research council funding.
FGSR Thesis Only Scholarship (TOS)
The FGSR Thesis Only Scholarship (TOS) is designed to attract high quality graduate students and grow research-based programs at the University of Regina. The scholarship supports fully-qualified thesis-based students in Master's or Doctoral degree programs. Recipients must maintain a minimum first class average of 80% throughout their program. The scholarship value is variable and determined by each faculty within their allocated budget from FGSR. Students cannot apply directly for this award; instead, nominations are made by each faculty to FGSR. The scholarship is intended for full-time students registered in thesis work and is subject to annual budgetary approval and the discretion of the Dean of FGSR.
FGSR Parental Leave Bursary
This award is designed to support graduate students who have taken an approved parental leave (includes adoption). The goal of the bursary is to help students maintain a level of funding during their parental leave (to a max of 8 months). This bursary is provided on a first come first serve basis and there is a limit of 3 awards per fiscal year. Students must be on an approved parental Leave of Absence (LOA), have pre-existing stable graduate funding at a minimum of $7500 per year, cannot hold Tri-Council Funding, must have completed at least one semester of their graduate studies and be registered full time in the semester before their approved leave, and must be in good-standing. Students who have received an approved parental LOA can send a request for this bursary to grad.funding@uregina.ca with their name, student ID, expected leave start date, and proof of current funding. A student cannot be employed while holding this bursary.
FGSR Opportunity Award
The FGSR Opportunity Award is designed to support undergraduate students from the University of Regina as they transition into their Masters program at the same institution. This internal scholarship provides financial assistance to entering graduate students who have recently completed their undergraduate degree at the University of Regina. The award is intended to facilitate the transition from undergraduate to graduate studies and support academic excellence. Up to ten awards of $2,000 each are available annually, with the possibility of increased amounts if matching funds are available from the student's host faculty. Students are automatically considered for this award if they meet the eligibility criteria, with selection based on highest GPA when there are more qualified applicants than available awards. The scholarship is non-renewable and can only be held once during a student's graduate studies career.
FGSR Indigenous Entrance Scholarship
This award is to support Indigenous graduate students at the University of Regina. The FGSR Indigenous Entrance Scholarship is a one-year, non-renewable scholarship designed specifically for entering Indigenous students in their first semester of a Master's or Doctoral degree program. The scholarship value varies from $3,000 to $16,000 and is paid over the course of three semesters (no more than 6 credit hours each semester), directly to the students' University of Regina student account to cover tuition and associated fees. Students must be fully qualified and maintain a minimum 70% average to remain in good standing. Applications by students are not required or accepted - nominations for this award are made by each faculty to FGSR based on the student's self-declaration on their application and academic standing and leadership. Recipients must complete Grad Thrive Plus GRST 801 by the end of their first semester and be registered in no fewer than three credit hours of course or thesis work pertaining to their program during the corresponding semester.
FGSR Graduate Teaching Fellowship (GTF)
The FGSR Graduate Teaching Fellowship (GTF) is a funding opportunity for full-time graduate students at the University of Regina. Graduate Teaching Fellows teach one undergraduate 3 credit hour course per semester under the supervision of a faculty member. These fellowships are funded jointly through the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research (FGSR) and the Academic Unit. The fellowship provides salary compensation in accordance with the CUPE 2419 collective agreement. This is an internal award for graduate students who are already enrolled at the University of Regina, with application deadlines determined by individual academic units.
FGSR Graduate Teaching Assistantship (GTA)
The FGSR Graduate Teaching Assistantship (GTA) provides funding for graduate students who assist with the instructional program of undergraduate courses or laboratories at the University of Regina. The assistantship is funded through the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research (FGSR) and provides compensation in accordance with the CUPE 2419 collective agreement for 120 hours of work per semester. This internal funding opportunity is available to full-time graduate students across all areas of study at the University of Regina. Graduate Teaching Assistants play an important role in supporting undergraduate education while gaining valuable teaching experience. The positions are assigned by academic units, and students must submit applications directly to their respective academic units by deadlines determined by each department.
FGSR Graduate Student Online Conference or Travel Award
The FGSR Graduate Student Online Conference or Travel Award is intended to provide financial assistance to fully-qualified graduate students to attend conferences or events to present papers, posters or other creative work, related to their research. Effective March 2023, this is a pre-conference/travel award requiring students to apply before they attend or travel. The award supports graduate students at both Master's and Ph.D. levels who are presenting at academic conferences or events relevant to their research program. Students may receive this funding once at the Master's level or up to twice at the Ph.D. level. Students presenting at online conferences may be considered for refund of their online conference registration fees if they meet the full eligibility criteria. There are approximately 30 awards available for each competition cycle, with awards up to $1,000 each, depending on budgetary approval and at the discretion of FGSR.
FGSR Graduate Scholarship Base Fund (GSBF)
The FGSR Graduate Scholarship Base Fund (GSBF) provides financial support to graduate students enrolled in Master's or Doctoral degree programs at the University of Regina. Recipients must be fully-qualified students in thesis-based graduate programs, including MFA and PhD Thesis Project (Research Creation Students). PhD students must have a minimum first class average (equivalent to 80%) at their previous institution, while Master's students must have a minimum of 75% coming into their program and maintain 80% throughout. The scholarship is awarded internally through individual faculties, which determine the number of awards and amounts based on their allocation from FGSR. The minimum award amount is $500 per semester, with all payments in increments of $5 or $10. Students must complete Grad Thrive Plus GRST 801 by the end of their first semester and maintain good standing with a minimum 80% average. Recipients must be registered in at least 3 credit hours of course or thesis work pertaining to their program during the semester in which funding is received. Students supported under the Guaranteed Minimum Funding (GMF) program are not eligible.
FGSR - Guaranteed Minimum Funding Award
The Guaranteed Minimum Funding Award provides accepted PhD students at the University of Regina with a minimum of $15,500 per year in funding for up to four years. This funding is divided between two sources: FGSR provides $8,000 and the Supervisor/Unit/Faculty provides $7,500. The FGSR portion is provided in three payments based on semesters and is not attached to any required work. The portion from Supervisor/Unit/Faculty may come in various forms including Teaching Assistantships, Stipends, or Research Assistantships. Students must maintain a minimum 80% average and be registered full-time in at least 6 credit hours each semester. The award is automatically provided to all accepted PhD students without requiring a separate application. Students who receive tri-council funding of $40,000 or more are ineligible for this program during their major award period. Clinical Psychology PhD students are eligible for only 3 years (9 semesters) of funding per their program requirements.
FGSR - General Enhancements
The Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research provides general enhancements to recipients for national awards with a minimum value of $20,000 per year. This is a supplementary award program that provides additional funding to graduate students who have already received major national awards. Master's students receive a one-time lump sum payment of $5,000 at the beginning of the award, while PhD students receive $7,000. The enhancement is available only for awards valued between $20,000 and $40,000 per year. Awards are granted at the discretion of the Dean of FGSR, and students must provide the official award letter within one month of the start of the award to be eligible.
Faculty of Nursing Award
The Faculty of Nursing Award was established in 2019 to reward and recognize students who are pursuing an undergraduate or graduate degree in the Faculty of Nursing at the University of Regina. This award is presented to a University of Regina graduate student pursuing a graduate degree in the Faculty of Nursing who has achieved a minimum Graduate Grade Point Average (GGPA) of 70%, successfully completed a minimum of 6 credit hours, and is registered and remains in good standing in the semester the award is presented. No application is required as the Faculty of Nursing Scholarship Committee will nominate candidates by September 29. One award of $1,000 is available annually.
Experimental and Applied Psychology Graduate Scholarship
The Experimental and Applied Psychology Graduate Scholarship was established in April 2024 to support graduate students in experimental and applied psychology at the University of Regina. This scholarship provides financial support to graduate students pursuing a degree in Experimental and Applied Psychology within the Department of Psychology. The award is intended for students who have been accepted into or are registered in the program during the semester the award is presented. No application is required as recipients are nominated for this scholarship.
Dr. Vernier and Leonne Rondeau Prize in Biology
The Dr. Vernier and Leonne Rondeau Prize in Biology was established in memory of the donor's grandparents, to recognize and reward academic excellence by graduating or graduated students in the Master of Science in Biology program at the University of Regina. The prize is awarded to graduate students who have completed or are completing their Master of Science in Biology degree with an outstanding research thesis. The award recognizes not only academic excellence with a minimum GPA requirement of 80%, but also values community service and volunteer activity. Selection is based on thesis quality including completion time, writing quality, defense quality, publications, conference presentations, and academic awards pertaining to the research work.
Dr. Paul W. Riegert Memorial Scholarship in Graduate Studies
The Dr. Paul W. Riegert Memorial Scholarship in Graduate Studies is intended to assist graduate students pursuing a Master of Science program or Doctorate program in the Faculty of Science at the University of Regina. This scholarship supports students enrolled in their final credit hour(s) of coursework and/or research hours toward their Master's or Doctorate degree. The scholarship is awarded to full-time students who demonstrate financial need and maintain a minimum cumulative grade point average of 80%. Awards are available three times per year with deadlines in February, May, and September.
Dr. Naiyer Habib and Mrs. Mahlaqa Naushaba Habib: Pioneers of Community, Cardiology, and Health Scholarship
The Dr. Naiyer Habib and Mrs. Mahlaqa Naushaba Habib: Pioneers of Community, Cardiology, and Health Scholarship was established in 2024 to create an endowed graduate scholarship in the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research at the University of Regina. Dr. Naiyer Habib headed cardiology over two decades in Regina, Saskatchewan, and is recognized as a pioneer of Cardiology services in Regina. The scholarship supports graduate students in their first year of studies in the MA/MSC in Aging Studies program who demonstrate evidence of academic excellence. Recipients must be registered and remain registered in a minimum of 6 credit hours in the term the award is presented. As an additional benefit, the scholarship recipient will receive a copy of the book History of the Muslims of Regina, Saskatchewan, and Their Organizations authored by Naiyer Habib and Mahlaqa Naushaba Habib.
Dr. Lucy Murray Scholarship
The Dr. Lucy Murray Scholarship is awarded annually to a student finishing an undergraduate degree in English at the University of Regina and proceeding to a Masters degree in English also at the University of Regina. The scholarship provides financial support to entering graduate students in the Master of Arts program in English, with preference given to students possessing an Honours degree. The award recognizes academic excellence and supports the transition from undergraduate to graduate studies in English literature and language studies.
Dr. Ken Probert Memorial Scholarship
The Dr. Ken Probert Memorial Scholarship was established through generous donations to the University of Regina 2011 Matching Gift Program in honour of the late Dr. Ken Probert. Dr. Probert is remembered by his family, friends and colleagues for his love of literature and academia, his pure enjoyment of communal gatherings and his passion for teaching, for music and the arts. He joined the Faculty of Arts at the University of Regina in 1982 and pursued a tenured career in the Department of English until his retirement in 2010. He gave generously of his time and insight to both his students and colleagues. The scholarship will be awarded to a University of Regina graduate student entering a Master's degree program in English who is accepted as a fully qualified graduate student in good standing, registered full-time during the semester the scholarship is awarded, and has a minimum cumulative grade average of 80% or equivalent.
Dr. June Zimmer Sport Leadership Award
The Dr. June Zimmer Sport Leadership Award was established in 2021 to support a student athlete on the University of Regina Cougar Women's Soccer team. This internal scholarship is awarded to a University of Regina graduate student who is a current member of the Cougar Women's Soccer team and meets U SPORTS eligibility and funding requirements. The award recognizes student athletes pursuing graduate studies while maintaining their athletic commitments. If due to a funding cap the full award amount cannot be administered to a single recipient, the remaining funds may be awarded to additional athletes who meet the criteria.
Dr. Esam Hussein Engineering and Applied Science Graduate Scholarship for Excellence
The Dr. Esam Hussein Engineering and Applied Science Graduate Scholarship for Excellence is a graduate scholarship encouraging students graduating from the University of Regina in any Engineering program to remain here and continue their studies at the graduate level. The scholarship is awarded to a University of Regina graduate student who is accepted as a fully-qualified graduate student from any University of Regina Engineering and Applied Science undergraduate program and continuing studies in Engineering at the University at the graduate level. Selection takes place in the Fall, and students who have entered their 1st, 2nd or 3rd semester only of a graduate program in Engineering in that calendar year are eligible. The award is given to a student who has achieved the highest minimum cumulative grade point average (CGPA) of 80% at the undergraduate level or equivalent, as determined by the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research.
Dr. E.C. Leslie Graduate Student Entrance Scholarship
The Dr. E.C. Leslie Graduate Student Entrance Scholarship was established as a legacy to Dr. Leslie's activities as an advocate of post-secondary education. The scholarship provides recognition and funding support to bachelor's degree graduates of Canadian universities who are entering Master's or Doctoral programs offered at the University of Regina. The award is valued at $6,600 and three scholarships are available annually. Recipients must demonstrate leadership potential, a sense of social responsibility through volunteer accomplishments, and financial need through a one-page application statement.
Dorothy and Leon Goldman Award in English
Established in 1996, the Dorothy and Leon Goldman Award in English was created by Dr. Dorothy Goldman and a bequest from Mr. Leon Goldman. The award recognizes outstanding academic performance by students in the Department of English. This scholarship is awarded to a University of Regina graduate student enrolled in a thesis-based master's or doctoral degree in English who has successfully completed all coursework requirements and demonstrates the highest cumulative grade point average among all eligible graduate students. The award is valued at $1,600 and is available to both full-time and part-time students registered in the semester the award is presented.
Doris and W.A. Riddell Graduate Scholarship in the Fine Arts
The Doris and W.A. Riddell Graduate Scholarship was established in 1995 through a donation made by Dr. W.A. Riddell to assist students who are pursuing a degree in the Faculty of Media, Art and Performance. The scholarship will be presented to a University of Regina graduate student enrolled in a graduate program in the faculty of Media, Art and Performance. The scholarship will be awarded on the basis of merit based on GPA. A student can hold this award two times during their Master's and/or two times during their PhD studies. In the case that no suitable candidate is found, the award competition will be opened up to students in other faculties, preferably the humanities.
Department of English Graduate Scholarship
The Department of English Graduate Scholarship was established in April 2024 to support incoming English graduate students with entrance scholarships to encourage promising applicants to enroll in one of the Department of English MA programs at the University of Regina. The scholarship is designed to attract quality applicants who wish to become enrolled full time in the English Department MA program. Recipients must demonstrate potential to thrive in the program and contribute to the experience of their cohort. Four awards of $1,500 each are presented annually, with preference given to providing two awards to the Creative Writing Stream and two awards to the English Academic stream. If there are not enough eligible recipients in one stream, applicants may be chosen from either stream to ensure a total of four awards per year are distributed.
Denis Losie Sr. Memorial Award
The Denis Losie Sr. Memorial Award was established through a donation made by the University of Regina Rams Football Club to assist student athletes who are pursuing a degree at the University of Regina in memory of Denis Losie Sr. The award will be presented to a University of Regina undergraduate or graduate student who is enrolled in any degree granting program and is a member of the University of Regina Rams football team. The student must appear on the team eligibility roster in the academic year in which the award is presented and be eligible to receive the award under CIS rules as verified by the Registrar's Office at the University of Regina. No application is required as this is a nominated award.
Deans' of Nursing Award
The Deans' of Nursing Award was established in 2016 to recognize the achievements of an outstanding Collaborative Nurse Practitioner Program Student. The award is presented to a student who is convocating from the Collaborative Nurse Practitioner Program, has achieved a minimum cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of 80%, and has demonstrated excellence in advanced nursing practice. This is a nomination-based award where students are nominated by faculty in the Collaborative Nurse Practitioner Program. The award has no financial value, with the recipient receiving artwork accompanied by a notation to recognize their achievement.
CSA Group Graduate Scholarship
The CSA Group Graduate Scholarship supports graduate students in the pursuit of novel research related to standards. Graduate students at the Master's level studying at or accepted to a publicly-funded, accredited Canadian university are eligible to apply. The research can be conducted in any field (e.g. engineering, social sciences, health sciences) and must include standards as a significant component of the research. The research may investigate aspects of an existing standard or may explore an area for future standards development. The topic does not need to be related to an area in which CSA Group already has standards. The scholarship provides $10,000 per year for a maximum of two years, or to the end of a two-year Master's program, whichever is sooner.
Cougar Women's Volleyball Athletic Award
The University of Regina Athletic Awards have been created to provide financial assistance to University of Regina student-athletes. Based on the recommendation of the coach, this award is available to undergraduate and graduate University of Regina student-athletes who meet the current U SPORTS eligibility and funding requirements. The award is specifically designated for women's volleyball team members and provides variable funding up to a maximum of tuition, course and semester based fees.
Cougar Men's Hockey Athletic Award
The University of Regina Athletic Awards have been created to provide financial assistance to University of Regina student-athletes. Based on the recommendation of the coach, this award is provided to undergraduate and graduate University of Regina student-athletes who meet current U SPORTS eligibility and funding requirements. The award is specifically designated for men's hockey student-athletes at the University of Regina. Recipients must meet U SPORTS eligibility standards for either entering, continuing, or post-secondary transfer students at both undergraduate and graduate levels.
Cougar Men's Basketball Athletic Award
The University of Regina Athletic Awards have been created to provide financial assistance to University of Regina student-athletes. Based on the recommendation of the coach, this award is provided to undergraduate and graduate University of Regina student-athletes who meet the current U SPORTS eligibility and funding requirements for either an entering, continuing or post-secondary transfer student. The award is variable to a maximum of tuition, course and semester based fees. No application is required as recipients are nominated by their coach.
Clinical Graduate Scholarship
The Clinical Graduate Scholarship was established in April 2024 to support graduate students in clinical psychology at the University of Regina. This internal scholarship is awarded to graduate students pursuing a degree in Clinical Psychology within the Department of Psychology. The scholarship provides variable amounts and is available for students accepted into or registered in the program in the semester the award is presented. This is a nomination-based award, meaning no application is required from students.
Chronic Pain Centre of Excellence- Capacity Building Initiative (CBI)
The CPCoE has created Capacity Building Initiatives (CBIs) to support research in fields related to Veterans' chronic pain. The CBIs were created to support individual students completing research at the Master's or doctoral level. The aim of the CBI program is to support and increase the number of researchers whose research is relevant to Veterans living with chronic pain. This investment in evidence generation will help to deepen the field of research and will provide critical support to the next generation of researchers in the field. Candidates must be registered in a Master's or Doctoral program at a recognized Canadian university and propose supervised research in chronic pain with a focus on Canadian Armed Forces Veterans that is relevant to the CPCoE Vision and Mission. The program provides substantial financial support for graduate students conducting research that will benefit Canadian veterans suffering from chronic pain.
China Scholarship Council (CSC) Doctoral Scholarship
In partnership with the University of Regina, the China Scholarship Council (CSC) offers scholarships to outstanding Chinese students who will pursue doctoral studies at the U of R. For doctoral students selected by the CSC, the University of Regina Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research covers the cost of tuition while the CSC provides the student with a stipend sufficient to cover living expenses, return airfare and visa application fees. To qualify for a CSC Doctoral scholarship, the candidate must be a Chinese citizen, have excellent grades and will undertake to return to China upon completion of their studies. Applicants must meet all of the University of Regina's requirements for admission to a doctoral program and English language requirements.
CGS - Michael Smith Foreign Study Supplement (NSERC, SSHRC, CIHR) - Tri Council
The Canada Graduate Scholarships – Michael Smith Foreign Study Supplements (CGS-MSFSS) Program supports high calibre Canadian graduate students in building global linkages and international networks through the pursuit of exceptional research experiences at research institutions abroad. This foreign study supplements program is available to Canadian citizens or permanent residents who hold a Joseph-Armand Bombardier, an Alexander Graham Bell or a Frederick Banting and Charles Best Canada Graduate Scholarship (CGS) at the master's or doctoral level, or a Vanier CGS at the doctoral level. By accessing international scientific research and training, CGS-MSFSS recipients will contribute to strengthening the potential for collaboration between Canadian universities and affiliated research institutions and universities, or other research institutions outside of Canada. The supplement provides $6,000 to support graduate students undertaking research experiences at institutions abroad during their graduate studies.
C. Jillings Graduate Award for Excellence in Clinical Psychology
This award is made annually to graduate students in clinical psychology who have demonstrated excellence during a four-month clinical internship. The scholarship recognizes University of Regina graduate students enrolled in the Clinical Psychology program who are scheduled to begin a four-month internship and have the highest program grade point average in clinical courses. The award is valued at $3,550 with one award available annually. Selection is based on the student's program grade point average, an essay regarding their internship experience, a CV, and a letter of reference from an internship supervisor. The committee evaluates candidates' potential for outstanding performance during the four-month internship and may give special consideration to students completing internships in settings outside of Regina.
Button Family EDI Graduate Research Award
The Button Family EDI Graduate Research Award is an annual scholarship presented to University of Regina graduate students pursuing research projects focused on social justice initiatives. The award supports research expenses including materials, specialized software, data acquisition, research assistants, travel, conference registration, or field work related to thesis or major studies. Recipients must demonstrate a focus on social justice initiatives such as social responsibility, anti-racism, inclusion (2SLGBTQ+, disability, immigrants, gender) or reconciliation. The award gives preference to current or past members of the Canadian military, first responders, or their immediate family members. Upon completion of their thesis or major studies, recipients must submit a report of their expenses within one year following the date of application. If the budget request is less than the amount allotted, unused amounts will be returned to the award fund. The scholarship is funded by an endowment with annual awards based on a payout percentage determined by the University.
Baruch Sokaribo Memorial Scholarship
The Baruch Sokaribo Memorial Scholarship was established in 2024 to honour the memory of Baruch Sokaribo, an alumnus of the University of Regina who tragically lost his life in a traffic accident in October 2024 on his way to Fall Convocation to receive his Master of Science degree in Mathematics and Statistics. Born and raised in Nigeria, Baruch was a mathematician who lived a life full of purpose with a profound love for learning and strong commitment to excellence. His passion for mathematics led him to pursue graduate studies at the University of Regina. Baruch was a humble man of faith who inspired others through his kindness, leaving a legacy of excellence, faith, and a reminder of the transformative power of education and kindness. The scholarship is presented to a University of Regina graduate student entering the second year of a thesis-based Master's degree in Mathematics or Statistics who has achieved strong academic performance and is registered full-time. The award honours Baruch's memory by supporting graduate students who exemplify dedication to mathematical sciences and academic excellence.
Anne McIntosh Bursary
The Anne McIntosh Bursary is designed to support students enrolled in Masters programs in Social Work at the University of Regina. This internal scholarship provides financial assistance to graduate students demonstrating exceptional academic performance and financial need. Priority is given to students who have shown successful and exceptional performance during the course of their graduate program while also indicating financial need. The bursary is awarded through a nomination process and does not require a separate application from students.
Anna Krutova Alumni Memorial Award
The JSGS Alumni Association Award was established in 2021 to assist students pursuing a master's degree program at the Johnson Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy. Anna Krutova was a graduate of JSGS and during her MPA program, a participant in the National Policy Case Competition. As an established public servant, she worked in progressively senior roles within the Government of Saskatchewan in the Ministries of Economy, Finance, and SaskBuilds and Procurement where she led the Advanced Education infrastructure file. This award honours her commitment to collaboration, teamwork and her sustained interest in learning and development. The award will be presented to a University of Regina or University of Saskatchewan graduate student enrolled in a Master's degree program in the Johnson Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy who demonstrates community involvement, dedication to public service, and financial need.
Academic All-Canadian Graduate Scholarship
The Academic All-Canadian Graduate Scholarship was established in 2005 to reward academic achievement of recognized University of Regina Canadian Interuniversity Sport Academic All-Canadian student-athletes. The scholarship is awarded to a graduate student-athlete enrolled in or newly accepted into a master's or doctoral program at the University of Regina who has been designated as a CIS Academic All-Canadian. The eligible sport areas are basketball, football, hockey, soccer, swimming, track and field, volleyball and wrestling. The award provides up to $2,000, with $1,000 presented in the Fall semester in support of tuition, course and semester based fees, and an additional $1,000 available in the Winter semester contingent upon maintaining the required grade point average. Recipients must maintain full-time registration and a minimum CGPA of 80%, and must achieve a minimum term grade point average (TGPA) of 80% in the Fall semester to qualify for the Winter semester payment.
Governor General's Academic Gold Medal (Convocation Award - Spring)
A gold medal is awarded to a student who achieves the highest academic standing in a Master's or Doctoral degree program. The medal is presented at the Spring Convocation to a graduate student who has had a thesis or exhibition deemed meritorious by the Examining Committee and who has achieved the highest level of academic excellence. Nominations are based on outstanding performance in the graduate program, including quality of the thesis or exhibition, external examiner's report, quality of the defense, course work, CGPA, publications and presentations, awards received, and other relevant activities. Each academic unit may nominate the most outstanding student in their program to the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research Scholarship and Awards Committee. The award recognizes exceptional academic achievement and research excellence at the graduate level. This is a prestigious honor that acknowledges the recipient's outstanding contributions to their field of study and their exemplary performance throughout their graduate program.
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