College of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies

In the College of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies, we extend our respect and commit to honouring our collective diversities, including but not limited to ethnicity, culture, national origin, gender identity, gender expression, sexual orientation, age, ability, disability, health, socio-economic status, class, and religion. We stand witness to the harms and collective impacts of colonization toward the Indigenous peoples of Turtle Island and from across the globe, and we pay homage to their ways of knowing, their deep wisdoms, and understandings of Mother Earth.

October 9, 2024 | Update On International Study Permit Policies

Newly admitted international graduate students: Currently, you may apply for a study permit as soon as you receive your Letter of Admission, even if it has conditions.

The federal government has announced changes to this process that will require a Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL) in the future; however, an implementation date has not yet been established.

Continuing and returning graduate students: If you require proof of enrolment visit the My Records channel in PAWS. Contact your graduate program administrator for help.

DISTINGUISHED GRADUATE MENTOR

Nomination Info

Graduate mentors provide support through their own experiences, helping mentees navigate the complexities of graduate life, from balancing academic demands to preparing for future careers. Take the opportunity to recognize your colleague or mentor by submitting a nomination.

THANKS TO OUR CHAMPIONS

Together, we are addressing the world's greatest challenges. Thank you for supporting the biggest campaign in Saskatchewan's history!

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USask has launched the largest campaign in Saskatchewan's history to raise $500 million to solve the world's greatest challenges. The Be What the World Needs Campaign addresses what affects all of us the most - your world now and the world that future generations will inherit. USask has never been better equipped to tackle the world's most complex issues - such as climate change, infectious diseases, and access to safe food and water - but we can't do it without you. Together, we will be what the world needs.

PHD ALUMNI STUDY

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Over the past year, CGPS has connected with PhD graduates to learn how their careers have progressed since completing their programs at the University of Saskatchewan.

Details of our findings are available in the full report.

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