The province with the lowest unemployment rate in Canada (6.6% as of April 2021) The province has seen record population, employment, investment and export growth in the past decade Saskatchewan’s Growth Plan for 2020-2030: a growing province and a strong economy with 100,000 more jobs Saskatoon is one of the top biotechnology centers in the world and home to the Vaccine and Infectious Disease Organization (VIDO)
Reasons For Studying In Saskatchewan
Has a high standard of living, the average family income is higher than the Canadian average The average cost of living for a student is estimated at ~$1,200/ month (housing costs are among the lowest in Canada) International students who come to Canada directly from another country are eligible to receive coverage in Saskatchewan upon arrival Has many immigration policy for international students: SINP, RNIP, Tech Talent Pathway Easily travel to other provinces: Ontario (about 3-hour flight), Alberta (about 1-hour flight), Manitoba (more than 30-minute flight)
Top Institutions In Saskatchewan
University of Regina
One of Canada’s top 15 comprehensive universities The University of Regina has been named the Research University of the Year (2020) in the undergraduate university category by Research Infosource 4601 number of scholarships offered last year Co-operative Education and Internship Program helps students can earn up to $13,000 per four month placement
Saskatchewan Polytechnic
Grads are in demand: 92% employment rate within six months to one year of graduation More than 80 programs available to international students Strong industry connection: 94% of employers would hire a Saskatchewan Polytechnic grad again Currently has 4 campuses located in 4 cities of Saskatoon, Regina, Moose Jaw and Prince Albert, with 26,000 students studying
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The province with the lowest unemployment rate in Canada (6.6% as of April 2021) 
Has a high standard of living, the average family income is higher than the Canadian average
One of Canada’s top 15 comprehensive universities
