OFF-CAMPUS
& DISTANCE
EDUCATION
PROGRAM GUIDE 2015–2016
students.usask.ca
Start Your Degree
Classes that are offered off campus and via distance may be used towards many University of
Saskatchewan degree programs. Choose from a variety of academic interests to get started.
Some degree programs may be completed entirely off campus and online.
Arts & Science Programs
artsandscience.usask.ca/students/offcampus
I prefer smaller classes at the Prince Albert Campus.
I like that my instructors know me. I’m not just a
face in the crowd.
Katherine Burns, student
College of Arts and Science, University of Saskatchewan
Prince Albert Campus, 2014–15
Agriculture & Bioresources Programs
Complete your first year of Agriculture Studies off campus.
agbio.usask.ca
Welcome to University of Saskatchewan
Off-Campus & Distance Education
Whether you are interested in one class or a degree program we have something for everyone.
Table of Contents
Online and Independent Studies
Classes
Online and Independent Studies Class Information........................3
Independent Studies Classes.................................................................4
Online Classes............................................................................................4
Off-Campus Classes
Off-Campus Class Information...............................................................6
Off-Campus Abbreviations.....................................................................7
U of S Prince Albert Campus..................................................................7
Cumberland College.............................................................................. 10
Great Plains College............................................................................... 12
North West Regional College.............................................................. 14
Northlands College................................................................................ 16
Parkland College..................................................................................... 18
St. Peter’s College................................................................................... 19
Registration Process.................................... 21–22
Writing Centre................................................................ 23
Certificate Programs
Certificate in Teaching English as a Second
Language (CERTESL).............................................................................. 24
Prairie Horticulture Certificate (PHC)................................................. 25
Post-Degree Certificate in Special Education (SPEC).................... 26
General Information
Admission & Registration..................................................................... 27
Student Central ...................................................................................... 27
Tuition Fees.............................................................................................. 27
Certificate Program Fees...................................................................... 27
International Student Tuition............................................................. 27
Tuition Fees for Senior Citizens.......................................................... 27
Cancellations and Refunds.................................................................. 27
Student Fees............................................................................................ 27
ICT Help Desk.......................................................................................... 28
Student ID and Library Card................................................................ 28
Examinations........................................................................................... 28
Bookstore................................................................................................. 28
Library Services....................................................................................... 28
Writing Centre......................................................................................... 28
Other Services......................................................................................... 28
Common Visiting Student Application Guide................................ 29
Class Schedule Worksheet................................................................... 30
Where to Go for Help............................................................................ 31
Academic Schedule & Other Important Dates................................ 32
Off-Campus Locations Across Saskatchewan...... Inside Back Cover
Academic Schedule & Other
Important Dates Page 32
As of March 1, 2015, all readers and prospective students are advised that matters dealt with in this Guide are subject to continuing
review and revision, as it is published well in advance of the opening of the Regular Session. The University reserves the right to
change/amend/add or cancel classes/programs, impose enrolment limitations, alter the timetable, fee structure, and regulations as
circumstances require from those published in this Guide. For detailed information on regulations, deadlines, dates, colleges, degrees,
classes and prerequisites, please refer to the University Course and Program Catalogue online at: usask.ca/programs. Should changes
occur, students will be permitted to change classes without penalty within the published deadlines or to receive a full tuition refund if
acceptable alternative classes are not available. The most up-to-date information on classes is online.
Off-Campus & Distance Education
ccde.usask.ca/distanceeducation
Start Your Degree in Nursing
The instructors and staff at the Prince Albert Campus give
me the support I need to be successful in my studies.
Ifeoma Egbujuo, student
College of Nursing, University of Saskatchewan
Prince Albert Campus, 2014–2015
The Bachelor of Science in Nursing is a four-year non-direct
entry program.
The pre-professional year provides necessary prerequisites, which
is then followed by three years of concentrated nursing classes and
clinical practice. You can apply to the College of Arts and Science for
your pre-professional year. Classes include:
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English 111.3, 112.3, 113.3, or 114.3 (3 credits)
Indigenous Studies 107.3
Chemistry 112.3
Biology 120.3
Psychology 120.3 or 121.3 (3 credits)
Social Science (3 credits)
Statistics (3 credits)
Nutrition 120.3
Elective (3 credits)
Elective (3 credits)
Nursing programs are available at:
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Prince Albert
Regina
La Ronge, Creighton, Île-à-la-Crosse
Yorkton
usask.ca/nursing
For more information about the pre-professional year at off-campus
sites, talk to the program counsellor at your nearest regional college
or refer to the contact list in the back of this guide.
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Off-Campus & Distance Education
ccde.usask.ca/distanceeducation
Add flexibility to your schedule with
Independent Studies and Online Classes
What are Independent Studies Classes?
Class Syllabus
They used to be called correspondence classes and are ideal for
anyone who wants more flexibility in choosing when to work on
their class. A class guide directs you through your readings and
assignments. You will have access to your instructor by phone or
email. Many independent classes are supplemented with additional
learning materials such as print packages, CDs, DVDs, and some
online resources. When registering, independent studies classes have
a section number beginning with X.
A class syllabus is provided for each class and provides important
information about
What are Online Classes?
These classes are offered entirely online and may be supplemented
with interactive components such as audio, video and animation.
Online classes often have a large discussion component that relies
heavily on your input at specific points during the class. When
registering, online classes have a section number beginning with W.
What materials are required for
my classes?
For independent studies classes: a print package including class
information and materials is shipped to you approximately 10 days
before the start of a class. For registrations after August 15 (Term 1)
and December 15 (Term 2), class materials are shipped as soon as
possible.
For online classes: All resources are available online. The class
syllabus becomes available one week before the start of term.
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learning outcomes,
textbooks and required materials,
reading schedules with assignment and exam dates,
relative marking weight of all assignments and examinations, and
instructor contact information and availability.
Download your class syllabus through your online class in Blackboard
or at ccde.usask.ca/distanceeducation/degreecourselistings
Textbooks
Your class syllabus includes a list of required textbooks and materials.
Information on how to order textbooks is provided on page 28.
Please visit the University Bookstore at www.usask.ca/bookstore to
place your order and inquire about refund policies.
Final Examinations
Please check your PAWS account or go to usask.ca/exams for the
date, location and time of your final exam.
Outside of Saskatoon: If you wish to write your final examination
at a site outside of Saskatoon, you must submit an Application for
Final Examination Form. Please go to ccde.usask.ca/exam-info for
information and the form.
Materials fees: any fees for materials are assessed when you register
for a class. Materials fees are non-refundable unless materials are
returned, unopened and before the first day of class.
Online and Independent Studies Classes
Cumberland College
Off-Campus & Distance Education
ccde.usask.ca/distanceeducation
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Independent Studies Classes
Independent studies classes are ideal for people who want more flexibility in choosing when to work on their class. Assignment due dates and
examination information is provided in the class syllabus. Note: classes may occasionally be cancelled due to low enrolment.
The Class Search available online through PAWS will have the most up-to-date class information. Course descriptions are available at:
usask.ca/programs.
College of Arts and Science Classes
Term
CRN
Class
No. Section
Limit Materials Fee
T1
89964
ARCH
112
X01
30
$45 T1
81600
ECON
111
X01
30
$45 T1
81601
ENG
114
X01
30
$35 T1
81603
GEOL
108
X01
30
$40 T1
83200
HIST
121
X01
30
$50 T1
81604
PSY
222
X01
30
$60 T1
89974
SOC
112
X01
30
$35 T1
81606
SOC
212
X01
30
$45 T1
81607
SOC
214
X01
30
$45 T1
81609
SOC
232
X01
30
$45 T1
88509
WGST
112
X01
30
$55 T2
30598
ANTH
111
X02
30
$40 T2
22216
ECON
114
X02
30
$50 T2
ENG
113
X02
30
$40 T2
22223
GEOL
109
X02
30
$40 T2
23190
HIST
122
X02
30
$45 T2
29061
PSY
222
X02
30
$60 T2
30602
SOC
111
X02
30
$35 T2
22229
SOC
212
X02
30
$45 T2
22230
SOC
214
X02
30
$45 T2
SOC
225
X02
30
T2
22232
SOC
233
X02
30
$60 T2
22235
SOC
321
X02
30
$40 College of Education Classes
Term
CRN
Class
No. Section
Limit Materials Fee
T1
81610
ECUR
291
X01
40
$70 T1
81611
ECUR
391
X01
30
$75 T1
90513
ECUR
393
X01
30
$70 T2
22236
ECUR
291
X02
40
$70 T2
22237
ECUR
391
X02
30
$75 T2
22240
ECUR
393
X02
30
$70 Course Name
Introduction to Archaeology and Biological Anthropology
Price and Resource Allocation
Reading Culture
Earth Processes
Europe to Mod Age 1348 to 1789
Personality
Foundations in Sociology Social Construction of Everyday Life
Sociology of Crime and Delinquency
Social Deviance and Social Control
Methods of Social Research
Introduction to Women and Gender Studies
Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
Money and Income
Reading Drama
Earth History
Euro Mass Culture since 1789
Personality
Foundations Sociology Process
Sociology of Crime and Delinquency
Social Deviance and Social Control
Intro to Survey, Research /Data Analysis
Introduction to Sociological Theory
Sociology of Religion
Course Name
Introduction to English as Second Language
Second Language Skills Development
Advanced Methods in TESL
Introduction to English as Second Language
Second Language Skills Development
Advanced Methods in TESL
Independent Studies Classes
Online Classes
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Online classes are offered entirely online and may have interactive components and discussions that require your input at specific times. Note:
classes may occasionally be cancelled due to low enrolment or when a class is being upgraded. The Class Search available online through
PAWS will have the most up-to-date class information. Course descriptions are available online at: usask.ca/programs
College of Agriculture and Bioresources Classes
Term
CRN
Class
No.
Section
Limit
Course Name
T1
88660
AGRC
112
W01
40
Agricultural Science ll
T1
88655
SLSC
232
W01
80
Soil Genesis and Class
T2
29213
AGRC
111
W02
40
Agricultural Science l
T2
26030
PLSC
234
W02
30
Weed Control in Organic Agriculture
College of Arts and Science Classes
Term
CRN
Class
No.
Section
Limit
Course Name
T1
80090
CMPT
100
W01
40
Introduction to Computing
T1/T2
ENG
110
W01
40
Literature and Composition
T1
ENG
113
W01
15
Reading Drama
T1
90117
ENG
277
W01
40
Literary Uses of Mythology
T1
84567
ENG
358
W01
10
Canadian Drama
T1
85660
GEOG
120
W01
40
Introduction to Global Environment Systems
Off-Campus & Distance Education
ccde.usask.ca/distanceeducation
Online Classes cont’d
Off-Campus & Distance Education
ccde.usask.ca/distanceeducation
Online Classes
Term
CRN
Class
No.
Section
Limit
Class Name
T1
80224
GEOG
202
W01
60
Regional Geography of Canada
T1
83758
GEOG
204
W01
30
Geography of Prairie Region
T1
83060
GEOG
208
W01
30
World Regional Development
T1
83182
GEOG
280
W01
30
Environmental Geography
T1
83185
GEOG
381
W01
30
Development in Canadian North: Issues and Challenges
T1
GEOG
385
W01
Analysis of Environmental Management & Policy Making
T1
90115
HIST
122
W01
30
European Mass Culture since 1789
T1
83254
HIST
257
W01
30
The Canadian Prairie to 1905
T1
INDG
107
W01
60
Introduction to Canadian Native Studies
T1
INTS
100
W01
30
Strategies for Academic Success
T1
MATH
102
W01
30
Precalculus Mathematics
T1
85469
MUS
101
W01
210
Fundamentals of Music
T1
87687
MUS
111
W01
210
History of Popular Music
T1
84919
NRTH
101
W01
45
Introduction to Circumpolar World
T1
PLAN
329
W01
Watershed Planning and Management
T1
88687
POLS
204
W01
35
Governance in Canada
T1
86687
POLS
322
W01
35
Aboriginal Administrative Systems
T1
POLS
323
W01
Aboriginal Policies and Programs
T1
89321
PSY
120
W01
80
Biological and Cognitive Bases of Psychology
T1T2
83533
SOC
227
W01
30
Critical Issues in Canadian Society
T1
83538
SOC
233
W01
22
Introduction to Sociological Theory
T1
SOC
310
W01
White Collar and Corporate Crime
T1
WGST
201
W01
Images of Men and Women in Popular Culture
T1
84708
WGST
210
W01
50
Gendered Perspectives on Cultural Issues
T2
ASTR
104
W01
Astronomy of Planets
T2
20070
CMPT
100
W02
40
Introduction to Computing
T2
ENG
114
W02
Reading Culture
T2
ENG
224
W02
Shakespeare Comedy and History
T2
ENG
226
W02
Fantasy and Speculative Fiction
T2
ENG
242
W02
40
Indigenous Storytelling of the Prairies
T2
24940
ENG
359
W02
10
Western Canadian Literature
T2
25070
GEOG
120
W02
40
Introduction to Global Environment Systems
T2
28764
GEOG
202
W02
60
Regional Geography of Canada
T2
28523
GEOG
204
W02
30
Geography of Prairie Region
T2
28530
GEOG
208
W02
30
World Regional Development
T2
23170
GEOG
280
W02
30
Environmental Geography
T2
23175
GEOG
351
W02
30
Northern Environments
T2
28202
GEOG
386
W02
40
Environmental Impact Assessment
T2
30723
HIST
121
W02
60
Europe to Mod Age 1348 to 1789
T2
23261
HIST
258
W02
40
Canadian Prairies since 1905
T2
INDG
107
W02
60
Introductory Canadian Native Studies
T2
INTS
100
W02
30
Strategies for Academic Success
T2
23273
MUS
101
W02
210
Fundamentals of Music
T2
23987
MUS
111
W02
210
History of Popular Music
T2
24131
NRTH
101
W02
40
Introduction to Circumpolar World
T2
PLAN
329
W01
Watershed Planning and Management
29243
POLS
205
W02
35
Politics in Canada
T2
POLS
222
W02
Aboriginal Governance and Politics
T2
27109
POLS
422
W02
35
Aboriginal Development Strategies
T2
29907
PSY
121
W02
350
Social and Develop Psychology
T2
23583
SOC
232
W02
22
Methods of Social Research
T2
28526
SOC
309
W02
22
Theories of Social Change
T2
28624
WGST
112
W02
50
Introduction to Women’s and Gender Studies
T2
28105
WGST
201
W02
50
Images of Men and Women in Popular Culture
T2
WGST
210
W02
Gendered Perspectives on Cultural Issues
T2
College of Medicine
Term
CRN
Class
No.
Section
Limit
Class Name
T1
90196 BMSC 200
W01 470Biomolecules
College of Pharmacy and Nutrition Classes
Term
CRN
Class
No.
Section
Limit
Class Name
29237
NUTR
120
W02
160
Basic Nutrition
T2
5
Off-Campus Classes
University of Saskatchewan off-campus classes are offered at sites
throughout the province. On-site staff provide a wide range of
academic and administrative support.
Why study off campus?
• Save money by living at home as you work on your university degree.
• Receive support and ease your transition into university-level study.
• Support systems are provided that include program and career
counselling, essay writing, group discussions, tutoring and more.
• Easy access to professors and tutors.
• Classes are scheduled in a way that provides flexibility for
studying, working and extra-curricular activities.
• Smaller classes allow for more personalized instruction.
• A variety of study options: choose from face-to-face, online,
televised and independent study classes.
• Friendly staff are always there to help.
Where can I study off campus?
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Prince Albert: U of S Prince Albert campus.
Melfort and area: Cumberland College.
Swift Current, Kindersley, Warman and area: Great Plains College.
North Battleford, Meadow Lake and area: North West Regional College.
Yorkton, Melville and area: Parkland College.
La Ronge, Buffalo Narrows, Creighton, Île-à-la-Crosse and area:
Northlands College.
• Muenster: St. Peter’s College.
What kinds of classes can I take?
Off-Campus Class Information
• Arts & Sciences Programs: first year classes at all sites with second
to fourth year options available at specific sites.
• Agriculture & Bioresources Programs: first year classes at most sites
with second year options available at specific sites.
• Bachelor of Science in Nursing, pre-professional year: available at
most sites.
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Who teaches the off-campus classes?
All instructors, lab demonstrators and tutors meet academic
requirements and are approved by the University of Saskatchewan.
Your instructor could be someone from your community or someone
who travels from site to site.
When do classes start?
The University has two regular academic terms.
• Fall term: September to December
• Winter term: January to April
Please see page 32 for the Academic Schedule.
How do I register for a class?
Step 1
Apply to the University of Saskatchewan
First, you must be admitted to the University of Saskatchewan
before you can register. The process is quick, convenient and secure.
Visit usask.ca/admission to apply online.
Or, visit your nearest regional college where staff can help you with
your application. This service is available at the following sites:
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Prince Albert: U of S Prince Albert Campus
Melfort: Cumberland College
La Ronge: Northlands College
North Battleford: North West Regional College
Yorkton: Parkland College
Kindersley or Swift Current: Great Plains College
Muenster: St. Peter’s College
Step 2
Once your application is approved, a username (NSID) and temporary
password will be sent to you. You can then log in to the university
system (PAWS) and register for your classes.
How are classes delivered?
1. Log in to paws.usask.ca with your NSID & password
• Face-to-face lectures by instructors, which is just like being in
a classroom on the U of S campus. When registering, off-campus
face-to-face classes have a section number beginning with C.
• Online classes are delivered through a web-based class
management system to provide interactivity with your instructor
and peers. Some off-campus sites offer computer facilities. When
registering, online classes have a section number beginning with W.
• Televised classes consist of televised or videoconferencing
lectures and interactive discussions with your professor. Locally
based tutors or proctors are on hand at sites with six or more
students. Specially developed print packages guide you through
lectures, readings and assignments. When registering, televised
classes have a section number beginning with V.
• Independent Study classes are print-based, home study classes
that provide more flexibility in choosing when to work on your
class. A printed class guide directs you through your readings and
assignments. You will have access to your instructor by phone
or email. When registering, independent studies classes have a
section number beginning with X.
2. Follow the registration process outlined on pages 21 to 22.
3. Use this guide and the classes listed under your nearest regional
college and enter your class selections.
Step 3
Explore the PAWS system as well as this guide for information on fee
payment, class materials, library services, etc.
• For course descriptions visit usask.ca/programs
• All class registration is done online through PAWS.
• Class information may change after this guide is printed. For the
most current listings, go to the Class Search on PAWS.
Note: if you are registering for a certificate program, the admission
process is different. Please refer to each certificate program (pages 24
to 26). Visit ccde.usask.ca for more detailed information.
Please note: not all types of delivery are available for all classes
or at all sites.
Off-Campus & Distance Education
ccde.usask.ca/distanceeducation
Off-Campus Classes
Off-Campus Abbreviations
LAB LEC TEL TUT IND WEB STU Term(s)
T1 Laboratory section of a class
Face-to-face lecture class
Televised class
Tutorial section of a class
Independent Studies class
Web-based or online class
Studio Class
Term 1 (September–December)
T2 Term 2 (January–April)
T1T2 Terms 1 and 2 (September–April)
TBA To be announced
TBD To be determined
Course descriptions are available at: usask.ca/programs
Registration is done online through PAWS. View the registration information:
students.usask.ca/current/registration
* Note: Classes are subject to change. Current listings are always
available through the Class Search on PAWS.
U of S Prince Albert Campus
1100 15th Street East, Prince Albert SK S6V 7S4 • Telephone: 306.953.5318 or
855.953.5318 toll free • pa.usask.ca
Do you want to pursue a degree in medicine, health, education, social work, law or the arts? Get
started with first and second year classes at the University of Saskatchewan. Many professional
colleges require at least one or two years of pre-study. Here, you can complete your first year in
Agriculture & Bioresources, pre-professional Nursing year or your first two years in Arts & Sciences.
Explore a wide range of classes and experience the benefits of smaller class sizes. You will have
on-site access to academic advising and U of S supports. Our programs are housed in the
Academic Centre of Saskatchewan Polytechnic, Prince Albert Campus, where you have
access to state-of-the art labs, tutorial centres, a library, and fitness facilities.
NOTE: Orientation sessions for new students are held in early September. Please visit pa.usask.ca for
course listings and important dates or contact the Prince Albert Campus office for more information.
Delivery
Term CRN Class No. Section Class Day
Class Time
Site
Method Limit
T1
88662 AGRC 112 W15
WEB
5
T1
86246 BIOL 120 C15 Thursday
15:00–17:45 Prince Albert
LEC
40
T1
86247 BIOL 120 C16 Thursday
19:00–21:45 Prince Albert
LEC
40
T1
86248 BIOL 120 L25 Monday
19:00–22:00 Prince Albert
LAB
20
T1
90372 BIOL 120 L28 Tuesday
19:00–22:00 Prince Albert
LAB
20
T1
86249 BIOL 120 L26 Wednesday
19:00–22:00 Prince Albert
LAB
20
T1
86250 BIOL 120 L27 Friday
15:00–18:00 Prince Albert
LAB
20
T1
90793 BMSC 200 W15
Prince Albert
WEB
10
T1
83117 CHEM 112 C15 Wednesday
16:30–19:20 Prince Albert
LEC
72
T1
83118 CHEM 112 L81 Wednesday
09:00–12:00 Prince Albert
LAB
18
T1
83119 CHEM 112 L83 Wednesday
13:00–16:00 Prince Albert
LAB
18
T1
83120 CHEM 112 L85 Friday
09:00–12:00 Prince Albert
LAB
18
T1
90371 CHEM 112 L87 Friday
13:00–16:00 Prince Albert
LAB
18
T1
84382 CMPT 100 W15
WEB
10
T1
86237 DRAM 118 C15 Friday
09:30–12:20 Prince Albert
LEC
32
T1T2 83139 ENG 110 C15 Tues/Thurs
08:30–09:50 Prince Albert
LEC
38
Off-Campus & Distance Education
Course Name
Agricultural Science ll
The Nature of Life
The Nature of Life
LAB
LAB
LAB
LAB
Biomolecules
General Chemistry I
LAB
LAB
LAB
LAB
Intro Computing
Acting 1
Literature and Composition
ccde.usask.ca/distanceeducation
Off-Campus Classes • Prince Albert
All classes are subject to change. Check the online Class Search for most up-to-date listings.
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Off-Campus Classes • Prince Albert
Off-Campus Classes
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Delivery
Term CRN Class No. Section Class Day
Class Time
Site
Method Limit Course Name
T1T2 83140 ENG 110 C16 Tues/Thurs
10:00–11:20 Prince Albert
LEC
38
Literature and Composition
T1
ENG 224 W15
WEB
10
Fantasy and Speculative Fiction
T1
90795 ENG 277 W15
Prince Albert
WEB
10
Literary Uses of Mythology
T1
84569 ENG 358 W15
Prince Albert
WEB
10
Canadian Drama in English
T1
87444 GEOG 120 C15 Monday
18:30–21:20 Prince Albert
LEC
35
Introduction to Global Environmental Systems
T1
GEOG 120
TBA
TBA
Prince Albert
LAB
35
LAB
T1
84383 GEOG 202 W15
WEB
10
Regional Geography of Canada
T1
84384 GEOG 204 W15
WEB
10
Geography of Prairie Region
T1
84385 GEOG 208 W15
WEB
10
World Regional Development
T1
84387 GEOG 280 W15
WEB
10
Environmental Geography
T1
84389 GEOG 381 W15
WEB
10
Development in Canadian North: Issues and Challenges
T1
HIST 115 C15 Monday
19:00–21:50 Prince Albert
LEC
35
Culture and Ideas: Europe Unsettled
T1
INDG 107 C15 Monday
09:30–12:30 Prince Albert
LEC
38
Introduction to Canadian Native Studies
T1
INDG 107 V15 Monday
19:00–21:50 Prince Albert
TEL
25
Introduction to Canadian Native Studies
T1
INTS 100 C15 Friday
13:00–15:45 Prince Albert
LEC
32
Strategies for Academic Success
T1
83756 KIN 121 C15 Tuesday
19:00–21:45 Prince Albert
LEC
32
Functional Basis of Physical Activity
T1
89413 MUS 101 W15
WEB
10
Fundamentals of Music
T1
89414 MUS 111 W15
WEB
10
History of Popular Music
89415 NRTH 101 W15
WEB
10
Intro to Circumpolar World
T1
86324 PHYS 115 C15 Friday
09:30–12:20 Prince Albert
LEC
32
Physics and the Universe
T1
PHYS 115
Friday
13:00–15:45 Prince Albert
LAB
32
LAB
T1
87445 POLS 111 C15 Tuesday
14:00–16:45 Prince Albert
LEC
32
Democracy in North America
T1
90729 POLS 204 W15
WEB
10
Governance in Canada
T1
86841 POLS 222 W15
WEB
10
Aboriginal Governance and Politics
T1
87532 POLS 322 W15
WEB
5
Aboriginal Management and Administrative Systems
T1
89301 PSY 120 C15 Tues/Thurs
11:30–12:45 Prince Albert
LEC
38
Biological and Cognitive Bases of Psychology
T1
89508 PSY 120 C16 Thursday
13:30–16:20 Prince Albert
LEC
38
Biological and Cognitive Bases of Psychology
T1
86716 SOC 111 C15 Wednesday
13:00–15:50 Prince Albert
LEC
35
Foundations in Soc: Society, Structure, Process
T1
86598 SOC 111 V15 Tuesday
19:00–21:50 Prince Albert
TEL
25
Foundations in Sociology Society Structure Process
T1
WEB
10
Critical Issues in Can Society
T1T2 89417 SOC 227 W15
SOC 232 W15
WEB
10
Methods in Social Research
T1
SOC 235 C15 Tuesday
16:30–19:20 Prince Albert
LEC
32
Sociology of Aging
T1
87445 WGST 112 C15 Wednesday
09:30–12:20 Prince Albert
LEC
35
Introduction to Womens and Gender Studies
T1
T2
87532 AGRC 111 W16
WEB
10
Agricultural Science l
ASTR 104 W16
WEB
10
Astronomy of Planets
T2
89301 BIOL 121 C16 Thursday
15:00–17:45 Prince Albert
LEC
30
The Diversity of Life
T2
89508 BIOL 121 C18 Thursday
19:00–21:45 Prince Albert
LEC
30
The Diversity of Life
T2
90601 BIOL 121 L29 Monday
19:00–22:00 Prince Albert
LAB
20
LAB
T2
86716 BIOL 121 L30 Wednesday
19:00–22:00 Prince Albert
LAB
20
LAB
T2
86598 BIOL 121 L31 Friday
15:00–18:00 Prince Albert
LAB
20
LAB
T2
BIOL 224 C16 Monday
18:30–21:20 Prince Albert
LEC
20
Animal Body Systems
T2
BIOL 224 L32 Tuesday
19:00–22:00 Prince Albert
LAB
20
LAB
T2
89417 CHEM 250 C16 Wednesday
16:30–19:20 Prince Albert
LEC
30
Organic Chemistry
T2
23107 CHEM 250 L82 Wednesday
09:00–12:00 Prince Albert
LAB
10
LAB
T2
23108 CHEM 250 L84 Wednesday
13:00–16:00 Prince Albert
LAB
10
LAB
T2
23109 CHEM 250 L86 Friday
09:00–12:00 Prince Albert
LAB
10
LAB
T2
24760 CMPT 100 W16
WEB
10
Intro Computing
T2
T2
27820 DRAM 101 C16 Tuesday
18:30–21:20 Prince Albert
LEC
32
How to Read Drama
T2
DRAM 119 C16 Friday
09:30–12:20 Prince Albert
LEC
32
Acting 2
T2
ENG 225 C16 Thursday
18:00–20:45 Prince Albert
LEC
35
Shakespeare Tragedy and Romance
T2
ENG 226 W16
WEB
10
Shakespeare Comedy and History
T2
27903 ENG 359 W16
WEB
10
Western Canadian Literature
T2
23043 GEOG 125 C16 Monday
18:00–20:45 Prince Albert
LEC
32
Environmental Science and Society
T2
29984 GEOG 202 W16
WEB
10
Regional Geography of Canada
T2
29983 GEOG 204 W16
WEB
10
Geography of Prairie Region
T2
29985 GEOG 208 W16
WEB
10
World Regional Development
T2
24763 GEOG 280 W16
WEB
10
Environmental Geography
T2
24764 GEOG 351 W16
WEB
10
Northern Environments
T2
29986 GEOG 386 W16
WEB
10
Assessing Environmental Impact
T2
HIST 145 C16 Monday
13:30–16:20 Prince Albert
LEC
35
Europe in Age of Mass Culture: 1789 to Present
T2
INDG 107 C16 Monday
09:30–12:20 Prince Albert
LEC
32
Introduction to Canadian Native Studies
T2
INDG 107 V16 Monday
19:00–21:50 Prince Albert
TEL
25
Introduction to Canadian Native Studies
T2
INDG 271 C16 Friday
13:00–15:45 Prince Albert
LEC
32
T2
23892 KIN 122 C16 Wednesday
09:00–11:45 Prince Albert
LEC
32
Social Behavioral Foundations of Physical Activity
T2
29098 MATH 110 C16 Tuesday
17:00–19:45 Prince Albert
LEC
32
Calculus I
T2
MATH 110
Tuesday
20:00–21:00 Prince Albert
LAB
32
LAB
Off-Campus & Distance Education
ccde.usask.ca/distanceeducation
Off-Campus Classes
Delivery
Term CRN Class No. Section Class Day
Class Time
Site
Method Limit
T2
24767 MUS 101 W16
WEB
10
T2
24949 MUS 111 W16
WEB
10
T2
24769 NRTH 101 W16
WEB
10
T2
29289 NUTR 120 C16 Monday
14:00–16:45 Prince Albert
LEC
32
T2
26773 PHYS 117 C16 Friday
09:30–12:20 Prince Albert
LEC
32
T2
PHYS 117
Friday
13:00–15:45 Prince Albert
LAB
32
T2
27822 POLS 112 C16 Tuesday
14:00–16:45 Prince Albert
LEC
32
T2
31279 POLS 205 W16
WEB
10
T2
POLS 306 W16
WEB
10
T2
27890 POLS 323 W16
WEB
10
T2
29225 POLS 422 W16
WEB
10
T2
29888 PSY 121 C16 Tues/Thurs
11:30–12:45 Prince Albert
LEC
38
T2
30074 PSY 121 C17 Thursday
13:30–16:20 Prince Albert
LEC
38
T2
31188 PSY 227 C16 Tuesday
16:30–19:20 Prince Albert
LEC
32
T2
27111 SOC 112 C16 Wednesday
13:00–15:50 Prince Albert
LEC
35
T2
26975 SOC 112 V15 Tuesday
19:00–21:50 Prince Albert
TEL
25
T2
31244 SOC 225 W16
WEB
10
T2
SOC 233 W16
WEB
10
31340 SOC 309 W16
WEB
10
T2
23597 STAT 244 C16 Monday
19:00–21:45 Prince Albert
LEC
50
T2
STAT 244
18:00–19:00 Prince Albert
LAB
50
T2
WGST 204 C16 Wednesday
09:30–12:20 Prince Albert
LEC
35
T2
Course Name
Fundamentals of Music
History of Popular Music
Intro to Circumpolar World
Basic Nutrition
Physics for the Life Sciences
LAB
Political Ideas and Change in Global Era
Politics in Canada
Local Government
Aboriginal Policies and Programs
Aboriginal Dev Strategies
Social Clinical Cultural and Developmental Bases of Psychology
Social Clinical Cultural and Developmental Bases of Psychology
Human Sexuality
Social Construction of Everyday Life
Social Construction of Everyday Life
Intro. To Survey, Research and Data Analysis in Sociology
Introduction to Sociological Theory
Theories of Social Change
Elementary Statistical Concepts
LAB
Gendered and Popular Music
Off-Campus Classes • Prince Albert
My family is from Prince Albert so I’m
grounded here. The fact that I can take my
entire U of S degree here is pretty cool.
McKenzie Mitchell, student
College of Arts and Science, University of Saskatchewan
Off-Campus & Distance Education
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Off-Campus Classes
Cumberland College
Box 2320, Melfort SK S0E 1A0 • Telephone: 306.752.2786 • www.cumberlandcollege.sk.ca
Save money by living at home and working towards your university degree. Cumberland College offers a
wide range of first and upper year University of Saskatchewan classes throughout Northeast Saskatchewan.
Quality education is available to you through lectures, televised, videoconference and online instruction.
Our first year students find the transition to university level studies much easier with numerous support
services provided at Cumberland College. Access to professors and tutorials play a huge factor in the
success rate of our students. Most of the classes are offered once a week which allows students more time
for their studies, to work part-time or to participate in extra-curricular activities. Apply to the generous
scholarship program with over $100,000 awarded annually!
NOTE: Students registering in the online classes noted below will have access to the computer labs in
Melfort, Nipawin and Tisdale to work on classes, prepare papers and conduct research.
Melfort • Nipawin • Tisdale
Off-Campus Classes • Cumberland College
All classes are subject to change. Check the online Class Search for most up-to-date listings.
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Delivery
Term CRN Class No. Section Class Day
Class Time
Site
Method Limit
T1 88661 AGRC 112 W11
WEB
10
T1 86254 BIOL 120 C11
Wednesday 12:30–15:20
Melfort LEC
28
T1 90394 BIOL 120 L11
Wednesday 16:00–18:50 Melfort LAB
14
T1 90395 BIOL 120 L12
Wednesday 19:00–21:50 Melfort LAB
14
T1 83116 CHEM 112 C11
Thursday
12:30–15:20 Melfort LEC
28
T1 90447 CHEM 112 L11
Thursday
16:00–18:50 Melfort LAB
14
T1 90448 CHEM 112 L12
Thursday
19:00–21:50 Melfort LAB
14
T1 83125 CMPT 100 W11
WEB
10
T1 90617 ENG 113 C11
Friday
13:10–16:00
Melfort LEC
30
T1 90618 ENG 113 C12
Friday
13:10–16:00
Nipawin VC
6
T1 90619 ENG 113 C13
Friday
13:10–16:00
Tisdale VC
6
T1 90574 ENG 227 W11
WEB
10
T1 84568 ENG 358 W11
WEB
10
T1 85730 GEOG 120 W11
WEB
10
T1 83052 GEOG 202 W11
WEB
10
T1 83056 GEOG 204 W11
WEB
10
T1 83062 GEOG 208 W11
WEB
10
T1 84431 GEOG 280 W11
WEB
10
T1 83186 GEOG 381 W11
WEB
10
T1
GEOG 385 W11
WEB
10
T1 90787 HIST 122 W11
WEB
T1 83255 HIST 257 W11
WEB
10
INDG 107 W11
WEB
10
T1
INTS 100 W11
WEB
10
T1
MATH 102 W11
WEB
10
T1
WEB
10
T1 85731 MUS 101 W11
WEB
10
T1 88160 MUS 111 W11
WEB
10
T1 85732 NRTH 101 W11
Thursday
19:00–21:50
Melfort LEC
25
T1 90807 NUTR 120 C11
Thursday
19:00–21:50
Nipawin VC
10
T1 90808 NUTR 120 C12
Thursday
19:00–21:50 Tisdale VC
10
T1 90811 NUTR 120 C13
Wednesday 19:00–21:50
Melfort TEL
25
T1 85485 POLS 111 V12
Wednesday 19:00–21:50
Nipawin TEL
10
T1 85487 POLS 111 V13
Wednesday 19:00–21:50 Tisdale TEL
10
T1 85488 POLS 111 V14
WEB
10
T1 90725 POLS 204 W11
WEB
10
T1 87531 POLS 322 W11
POLS 323 W11
WEB
10
T1
Monday
13:00–15:50
Melfort LEC
26
T1 89304 PSY 120 C11
Monday
13:00–15:50
Nipawin VC
10
T1 89305 PSY 120 C12
Monday
13:00–15:50
Tisdale VC
10
T1 89306 PSY 120 C13
WEB
10
T1 89407 SLSC 232 W11
Tuesday
19:00–21:50
Melfort TEL
25
T1 86595 SOC 111 V12
Tuesday
19:00–21:50
Nipawin TEL
10
T1 86596 SOC 111 V13
Tuesday
19:00–21:50
Tisdale TEL
10
T1 86597 SOC 111 V14
Off-Campus & Distance Education
Course Name
Agricultural Science II
Nature of Life
Lab
Lab
General Chemistry
Lab
Lab
Introduction to Computing
Literature & Composition: Reading Drama
Literature & Composition: Reading Drama
Literature & Composition: Reading Drama
Literary Uses of Mythology
Canadian Drama
Intro to Global Environmental Systems
Regional Geography of Canada
Geography of the Prairie Region
World Regional Development
Environmental Geography
Development in Canadian North: Issues and Challenges
Analysis of Environmental Management & Policy Making
Europe in Age of Mass Culture 1789–Present
Prairie History to 1905
Intro to Canadian Native Studies
Strategies for Academic Success
Precalculus Mathematics
Fundamentals of Music
History of Popular Music
Introduction to Circumpolar World
Basic Nutrition
Basic Nutrition
Basic Nutrition
Democracy in North America
Democracy in North America
Democracy in North America
Governance in Canada
Aboriginal Management and Admin. Systems
Aboriginal Policies and Programs
Biological and Cognitive Bases of Psychology
Biological and Cognitive Bases of Psychology
Biological and Cognitive Bases of Psychology
Soil Genesis and Classification
Foundations in Sociology: Society, Structure, Process
Foundations in Sociology: Society, Structure, Process
Foundations in Sociology: Society, Structure, Process
ccde.usask.ca/distanceeducation
Off-Campus Classes
Off-Campus & Distance Education
ccde.usask.ca/distanceeducation
Off-Campus Classes • Cumberland College
Delivery
Term CRN Class No. Section Class Day
Class Time
Site
Method Limit Course Name
T1T2 83534 SOC 227 W11
WEB
10
Critical Issues in Canadian Society
T1 83539 SOC 233 W11
WEB
10
Introduction to Sociological Theory
T1
SOC 310 W11
WEB
10
White Collar and Corporate Crime in the Global Context
T1
WGST 201 W11
WEB
10
Images of Men and Women in Popular Culture
T1 84709 WGST 210 W11
WEB
10
Gendered Perspectives on Cultural Issues
T2 29214 AGRC 111 W10
WEB
10
Agricultural Science I
T2
ASTR 104 W10
WEB
10
Astronomy of Planets
T2 26686 BIOL 121 C10
Wednesday 12:30–15:20
Melfort LEC
28
The Diversity of Life
T2
BIOL 121
Wednesday16:00–18:50 Melfort LAB 14 Lab
T2
BIOL 121
Wednesday19:00–21:50 Melfort LAB 14 Lab
T2 24826 CHEM 250 C10
Thursday
12:30–15:20
Melfort LEC
28
Organic Chemistry
T2
CHEM250 L10 Thursday 16:00–18:50 Melfort LAB 14 Lab
T2
CHEM250
Melfort LAB 14 Lab
T2 23114 CMPT 100 W10
WEB
10
Introduction to Computing
T2 31211 ENG 114 C10
Friday
13:10–16:00
Melfort LEC
30
Literature & Composition: Reading Culture
T2 31212 ENG 114 C12
Friday
13:10–16:00
Nipawin VC
6
Literature & Composition: Reading Culture
Friday
13:10–16:00
Tisdale VC
6
Literature & Composition: Reading Culture
T2 31213 ENG 114 C13
ENG 224 W10
WEB
10
Shakespeare Comedy and History
T2
ENG 226 W10
WEB
10
Fantasy and Speculative Fiction
T2
ENG 242 W10
WEB
10
Indigenous Storytelling of the Prairies
T2
WEB
10
Western Canadian Literature
T2 24941 ENG 359 W10
WEB
10
Intro to Global Environmental Systems
T2 25071 GEOG 120 W10
WEB
10
Regional Geography of Canada
T2 29222 GEOG 202 W10
WEB
10
Geography of the Prairie Region
T2 28629 GEOG 204 W10
WEB
10
World Regional Development
T2 28637 GEOG 208 W10
WEB
10
Environmental Geography
T2 23171 GEOG 280 W10
WEB
10
Geography of Northern Development
T2 23893 GEOG 351 W10
WEB
10
Europe to Modern Age 1348 - 1789
T2 31333 HIST 121 W10
WEB
10
Prairie History Since 1905
T2 23262 HIST 258 W10
INDG 107 C10
Monday
19:00–21:50
Melfort LEC
25
Intro to Canadian Native Studies
T2
INDG 107 C12
Monday
19:00–21:50
Nipawin VC
6
Intro to Canadian Native Studies
T2
INDG 107 C13
Monday
19:00–21:50
Tisdale VC
6
Intro to Canadian Native Studies
T2
INST 100 W10
WEB
10
Strategies for Academic Success
T2
WEB
10
Fundamentals of Music
T2 23274 MUS 101 W10
WEB
10
History of Popular Music
T2 24948 MUS 111 W10
WEB
10
Introduction to Circumpolar World
T2 24132 NRTH 101 W10
PLAN 329 W10
WEB
10
Watershed Planning and Management
T2
WEB
10
Organic Weed Control
T2 29974 PLSC 243 W10
Wednesday 19:00–21:50
Melfort TEL
25
Political Ideas and Change in Global Era
T2 23417 POLS 112 V12
Wednesday 19:00–21:50
Nipawin TEL
10
Political Ideas and Change in Global Era
T2 23418 POLS 112 V13
Wednesday 19:00–21:50
Tisdale TEL
10
Political Ideas and Change in Global Era
T2 27094 POLS 112 V14
WEB
10
Politics in Canada
T2 31278 POLS 205 W10
POLS 222 W10
WEB
10
Aboriginal Governance and Politics
T2
WEB
10
Aboriginal Development Strategies
T2 29224 POLS 422 W10
Monday
13:00–15:50
Melfort LEC
26
Social, Clinical, Cultural and Developmental Bases
T2 29891 PSY 121 C10
Monday
13:00–15:50
Nipawin VC
10
Social, Clinical, Cultural and Developmental Bases
T2 29893 PSY 121 C12
T2 30019 PSY 121 C13
Monday
13:00–15:50
Tisdale VC
10
Social, Clinical, Cultural and Developmental Bases
T2 26972 SOC 112 V12
Tuesday
19:00–21:50
Melfort TEL
25
Foundations in Sociology: Social Construction of Everyday Life
T2 26973 SOC 112 V13
Tuesday
19:00–21:50
Nipawin TEL
10
Foundations in Sociology: Social Construction of Everyday Life
T2 26974 SOC 112 V14
Tuesday
19:00–21:50
Tisdale TEL
10
Foundations in Sociology: Social Construction of Everyday Life
T2 23584 SOC 232 W10
WEB
10
Methods of Social Research
T2 29227 SOC 309 W10
WEB
10
Theories of Social Change
T2 28680 WGST 112 W10
WEB
10
Introduction to Women and Gender Studies
T2 25268 WGST 201 W10
WEB
10
Images of Men and Women in Popular Culture
T2
WGST 210 W10
WEB
10
Gendered Perspectives on Cultural Issues
11
Off-Campus Classes
Great Plains College
Box 5000, 129 2nd Avenue N.E., Swift Current SK S9H 4G3 • Telephone 1.866.296.2472 •
www.greatplainscollege.ca • info@greatplainscollege.ca
Thinking about university but not quite ready to leave your friends and family? Great Plains College offers
several first-year arts and sciences classes from the University of Saskatchewan at campuses in Kindersley,
Swift Current and Warman. Classes at all three campuses are televised or delivered online. To find out more
about University classes at Great Plains College, book an appointment with a Student Advisor today.
Kindersley • Swift Current • Warman
Off-Campus Classes • Great Plains College
All classes are subject to change. Check the online Class Search for most up-to-date listings.
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Delivery
Site
Method
Term CRN Class No. Section Class Day Class Time
WEB
T1 88663 AGRC 112 W21
WEB
T1 90559 BMSC 200 W21
WEB
T1 84716 CMPT 100 W21
WEB
T1&2 90565 ENG 110 W21
TBA
TBA
Kindersley
TEL
T1&2 90881 ENG 110 V21
TBA
TBA
Swift Current TEL
T1&2 90882 ENG 110 V22
TBA
TBA
Warman
TEL
T1&2 90883 ENG 110 V25
WEB
T1 90572 ENG 113 W21
ENG 114 V21
TBA
TBA
Kindersley
TEL
T1
ENG 114 V23
TBA
TBA
Swift Current TEL
T1
ENG 114 V25
TBA
TBA
Warman
TEL
T1
WEB
T1 90575 ENG 277 W21
WEB
T1 84763 ENG 358 W21
WEB
T1 85735 GEOG 120 W21
WEB
T1 84764 GEOG 202 W21
WEB
T1 84765 GEOG 204 W21
WEB
T1 84766 GEOG 208 W21
WEB
T1 84767 GEOG 280 W21
WEB
T1 84768 GEOG 381 W21
GEOG 385 W21
WEB
T1
WEB
T1 90783 HIST 122 W21
WEB
T1 84771 HIST 257 W21
INDG 107 V21 Monday 19:00–21:50 Kindersley
TEL
T1
INDG 107 V23 Monday 19:00–21:50 Swift Current TEL
T1
INDG 107 V25 Monday 19:00–21:50 Warman
TEL
T1
INDG 107 W21
WEB
T1
INTS 100 W21
WEB
T1
MATH 102 W21
WEB
T1
WEB
T1 85736 MUS 101 W21
WEB
T1 88207 MUS 111 W21
WEB
T1 85737 NRTH 101 W21
WEB
T1 90770 NRTH 331 W21
TEL
T1 85491 POLS 111 V20 Wednesday 19:00–21:50 Kindersley
T1 85493 POLS 111 V22 Wednesday 19:00–21:50 Swift Current TEL
TEL
T1 85495 POLS 111 V24 Wednesday 19:00–21:50 Warman
WEB
T1 90726 POLS 204 W21
WEB
T1 87533 POLS 322 W21
POLS 323 W21
WEB
T1
WEB
T1 90600 PSY 120 W21
WEB
T1 90607 SLSC 232 W21
TEL
T1 86601 SOC 111 V22 Tuesday 19:00–21:50 Kindersley
T1 86602 SOC 111 V25 Tuesday 19:00–21:50 Swift Current TEL
TEL
T1 87434 SOC 111 V26 Tuesday 19:00–21:50 Warman
WEB
T1T2 84395 SOC 227 W21
WEB
T1 84786 SOC 233 W21
SOC 310 W21
WEB
T1
WGST 201 W21
WEB
T1
WEB
T1 84711 WGST 210 W21
Off-Campus & Distance Education
Limit
5
5
5
5
10
20
10
5
10
20
10
5
5
5
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
20
10
10
10
10
10
5
10
15
10
20
10
5
5
5
10
10
10
20
10
5
2
2
2
2
Course Name
Agricultural Science II
Biomolecules
Introduction to Computing
Literature and Composition
Literature and Composition
Literature and Composition
Literature and Composition
Literature and Composition: Reading Drama
Literature and Composition: Reading Culture
Literature and Composition: Reading Culture
Literature and Composition: Reading Culture
Literary Uses of Mythology
Canadian Drama
Introduction to Global Environmental Systems
Regional Geography of Canada
Geography of the Prairie Region
World Regional Development
Environmental Geography
Development in Canadian North: Issues and Challenges
Analysis of Environmental Management and Policy Making
Europe in Age of Mass Culture 1789 to Present
Prairie History to 1905
Introduction to Canadian Native Studies
Introduction to Canadian Native Studies
Introduction to Canadian Native Studies
Introduction to Canadian Native Studies
Strategies for Academic Success
Precalculus Mathematics
Fundamentals of Music
History of Popular Music
Introduction to Circumpolar World
Contemporary Issues of the Circumpolar World 1
Democracy in North America
Democracy in North America
Democracy in North America
Governance in Canada
Aboriginal Management and Administrative Systems
Aboriginal Policies and Programs
Biological and Cognitive Bases of Psychology
Soil Genesis and Classification
Foundations in Sociology Society Structure Process
Foundations in Sociology Society Structure Process
Foundations in Sociology Society Structure Process
Critical Issues in Canadian Society
Introduction to Sociological Theory
White Collar and Corporate Crime in the Global Context
Images of Men and Women in Popular Culture
Gendered Perspectives on Cultural Issues
ccde.usask.ca/distanceeducation
Off-Campus Classes
Course Name
Agricultural Science I
Astronomy of Planets
Biomolecules
Introduction to Computing
Literature and Composition: Reading Drama
Literature and Composition: Reading Drama
Literature and Composition: Reading Drama
Literature and Composition: Reading Culture
Shakespeare Comedy and History
Fantasy and Speculative Fiction
Western Canadian Literature
Introduction to Global Environmental Systems
Regional Geography of Canada
Geography of the Prairie Region
World Regional Development
Environmental Geography
Northern Environments
Geography of Northern Development
Europe to Modern Age 1348 to 1789
Prairie History Since 1905
Introduction to Canadian Native Studies
Introduction to Canadian Native Studies
Introduction to Canadian Native Studies
Introduction to Canadian Native Studies
Strategies for Academic Success
Fundamentals of Music
History of Popular Music
Introduction to Circumpolar World
Basic Nutrition
Watershed Planning and Management
Weed Control in Organic Agriculture
Political Ideas and Change in Global Era
Political Ideas and Change in Global Era
Political Ideas and Change in Global Era
Politics in Canada
Aboriginal Governance and Politics
Aboriginal Development Strategies
Social, Clinical, Cultural and Developmental Bases of Psychology
Foundations in Sociology Social Construction of Everyday Life
Foundations in Sociology Social Construction of Everyday Life
Foundations in Sociology Social Construction of Everyday Life
Methods of Social Research
Theories of Social Change
Introduction to Women’s and Gender Studies
Images of Men and Women in Popular Culture
Gendered Perspectives on Cultural Issues
Great Plains College
Off-Campus & Distance Education
ccde.usask.ca/distanceeducation
Off-Campus Classes • Great Plains College
Delivery
Term CRN Class No. Section Class Day Class Time
Site
Method
Limit
T2 29216 AGRC 111 W20
WEB
10
T2
ASTR 104 W20
WEB
5
T2 BMSC200
WEB
10
T2 25090 CMPT 100 W20
WEB
T2
ENG 113 V20
TBA
TBA
Kindersley
TEL
10
T2
ENG 113 V22
TBA
TBA
Swift Current TEL
20
T2
ENG 113 V24
TBA
TBA
Warman
TEL
10
T2
ENG 114 W20
WEB
10
T2
ENG 224 W20
WEB
10
T2
ENG 226 W20
WEB
10
T2 24942 ENG 359 W20
WEB
5
T2 25073 GEOG 120 W20
WEB
5
T2 31180 GEOG 202 W20
WEB
10
T2 28636 GEOG 204 W20
WEB
10
T2 31183 GEOG 208 W20
WEB
10
T2 25123 GEOG 280 W20
WEB
10
T2 25126 GEOG 351 W20
WEB
10
T2 28638 GEOG 386 W20
WEB
5
T2 31331 HIST 121 W20
WEB
10
T2 25128 HIST 258 W20
WEB
10
T2
INDG 107 V20 Monday 19:00–21:50 Kindersley
TEL
T2
INDG 107 V22 Monday 19:00–21:50 Swift Current TEL
T2
INDG 107 V24 Monday 19:00–21:50 Warman
TEL
T2
INDG 107 W20
WEB
10
T2
INTS 100 W20
WEB
10
T2 25130 MUS 101 W20
WEB
10
T2 25131 MUS 111 W20
WEB
5
T2 25132 NRTH 101 W20
WEB
5
T2 29240 NUTR 120 W20
WEB
10
T2
PLAN 329 W20
WEB
10
T2 31330 PLSC 234 W20
WEB
10
T2 23423 POLS 112 V20 Wednesday 19:00–21:50 Kindersley
TEL
T2 23427 POLS 112 V22 Wednesday 19:00–21:50 Swift Current TEL
T2 23428 POLS 112 V24 Wednesday 19:00–21:50 Warman
TEL
T2 31280 POLS 205 W20
WEB
5
T2
POLS 222 W20
WEB
5
T2 31332 POLS 422 W20
WEB
T2 31192 PSY 121 W20
WEB
10
T2 27811 SOC 112 V22 Tuesday 19:00–21:50 Kindersley
TEL
T2 26977 SOC 112 V26 Tuesday 19:00–21:50 Swift Current TEL
T2 26978 SOC 112 V27 Tuesday 19:00–21:50 Warman
TEL
T2 25158 SOC 232 W20
WEB
2
T2 31246 SOC 309 W20
WEB
2
T2 28634 WGST 112 W20
WEB
2
T2 25270 WGST 201 W20
WEB
2
T2
WGST 210 W20
WEB
2
13
Off-Campus Classes
North West Regional College
10702 Diefenbaker Drive, North Battleford SK S9A 4A8 • Telephone: 306.937.5100 •
www.nwrc.sk.ca
North West Regional College provides you with the opportunity to take your first year U of S classes
closer to home. Smaller class sizes and support from family make it easier for you to make the transition
into university studies. Classes are available in North Battleford via lecture and distance delivery. The
other location offering satellite-delivered programming is Meadow Lake. A wide range of student
support and services are provided. All students registering for their first time as a full-time student in a
qualifying certificate, diploma or university program delivered at NWRC are automatically eligible for our
Choose NWRC Entrance Scholarship Program. Check out our website at www.nwrc.sk.ca to learn more.
NOTE: Students registering in the online classes listed below have access to computer facilities in
North Battleford and Meadow Lake. NWRC does not provide specialized software that may be needed
for a specific class.
North Battleford • Meadow Lake
Off-Campus Classes • North West Regional College
All classes are subject to change. Check the online Class Search for most up-to-date listings.
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Delivery
Term CRN
Class No. Section Class Day Class Time
Site
Method Limit
T1 88664 AGRC 112 W51
WEB
5
T1 84749 ART
161 C51
Tuesday
19:00–21:50 North Battleford LEC
40
T1 86253 BIOL 120 C51
Saturday
09:00–12:00 North Battleford LEC
36
T1
BIOL 120 C51
Friday
18:00–21:00 North Battleford LAB
36
T1
BIOL 120 C51
Wednesday 17:00–18:00 North Battleford TUT
36
T1 83129 CMPT 100 W51
WEB
5
T1T2
ENG 110 V50
TBA
TBA
North Battleford TEL
40
T1T2
ENG 110 V51
TBA
TBA
Meadow Lake
TEL
40
T1T2
ENG 110 W51
WEB
5
T1
ENG 113 W51
WEB
5
T1
ENG 113 C51
Tuesday
13:00–15:50 North Battleford LEC
40
T1
ENG 114 V51
TBA
TBA
North Battleford TEL
5
T1 90576 ENG 277 W51
WEB
5
T1 84570 ENG 358 W51
WEB
5
T1 85740 GEOG 120 W51
WEB
5
T1 83053 GEOG 202 W51
WEB
10
T1 83057 GEOG 204 W51
WEB
10
T1 83063 GEOG 208 W51
WEB
10
T1 83183 GEOG 280 W51
WEB
10
T1 83188 GEOG 381 W51
WEB
10
T1
GEOG 385 W51
WEB
5
T1 90788 HIST 122 W51
WEB
T1 83256 HIST 257 W51
WEB
10
T1
INDG 107 V50
Monday
19:00–21:50 Meadow Lake
TEL
T1
INDG 107 V51
Monday
19:00–21:50 North Battleford TEL
40
T1
INDG 107 W51
WEB
10
T1
INTS 100 C51
Monday
09:00–11:50 North Battleford LEC
40
T1
INTS 100 W51
WEB
5
T1
MATH 102 W51
WEB
5
T1 89941 MATH 104 C51
Thursday
16:00–18:50 North Battleford LEC
40
T1 89408 MUS 101 W51
WEB
5
T1 89409 MUS 111 W51
WEB
10
T1 89411 NRTH 101 W51
WEB
T1 90771 NRTH 331 W51
WEB
15
T1 85505 POLS 111 V51
Wednesday 19:00–21:50 North Battleford TEL
5
T1
POLS 111 V50
Wednesday 19:00–21:50 Meadow Lake
TEL
5
POLS 204 W51
WEB
5
T1 87535 POLS 322 W51
WEB
5
T1
POLS 323 W51
WEB
5
T1 89303 PSY
120 C51
Wednesday 13:00–15:50 North Battleford LEC
30
T1 90602 PSY
120 W51
WEB
10
T1 89412 SLSC 232 W51
WEB
10
T1 86722 SOC
111 C51
Monday
13:00–15:50 North Battleford LEC
40
T1
SOC
111 V50
Tuesday
19:00–21:50 Meadow Lake
TEL
10
T1 86610 SOC
111 V51
Tuesday
19:00–21:50 North Battleford TEL
10
T1T2 83535 SOC
227 W51
WEB
5
T1
SOC
310 W51
WEB
2
T1 83540 SOC
233 W51
WEB
2
T1 84712 WGST 210 W51
WEB
2
Course Name
Agricultural Science II
Foundation in Photography I
The Nature of Life
The Nature of Life
The Nature of Life
Introduction to Computing
Literature and Composition
Literature and Composition
Literature and Composition
Literature and Composition: Reading Drama
Literature and Composition: Reading Drama
Literature and Composition: Reading Culture
Literary Uses of Mythology
Canadian Drama
Introduction to Global Environmental Systems
Regional Geography of Canada
Geography of the Prairie Region
World Regional Development
Environmental Geography
Development in Canadian North: Issues and Challenges
Analysis of Environmental Management
and Policy Making
Europe in Age of Mass Culture 1789 to Present
Prairie History to 1905
Local Aboriginal Peoples
Local Aboriginal Peoples
Local Aboriginal Peoples
Strategies for Academic Success
Strategies for Academic Success
Precalculus Mathematics
Elementary Calculus
Fundamentals of Music
History of Popular Music
Introduction to Circumpolar World
Contemporary Issues of the Circumpolar World I
Democracy in North America
Democracy in North America
Governance in Canada
Aboriginal Management and Administrative Systems
Aboriginal Policies and Programs
Biological and Cognitive Bases of Psychology
Biological and Cognitive Bases of Psychology
Soil Genesis and Classification
Foundations in Sociology Society, Structure, Process
Foundations in Sociology Society, Structure, Process
Foundations in Sociology Society, Structure, Process
Critical Issues in Canadian Society
White Collar and Corporate Crime in the Global Context
Introduction to Sociological Theory
Gendered Perspectives on Cultural Issues
Off-Campus Classes
Off-Campus & Distance Education
Course Name
Agricultural Science I
Astronomy of Planets
Diversity of Life
Diversity of Life
Diversity of Life
General Chemistry I Structure Bonding
and Properties of Materials
General Chemistry I Structure Bonding
and Properties of Materials
General Chemistry I Structure Bonding
and Properties of Materials
Introduction to Computing
Literature and Composition: Reading Drama
Literature and Composition: Reading Drama
Literature and Composition: Reading Drama
Literature and Composition: Reading Culture
Shakespeare Comedy and History
Fantasy and Speculative Fiction
Indigenous Storytelling of the Prairies
Western Canadian Literature
Introduction to Global Environmental Systems
Regional Geography of Canada
Geography of the Prairie Region
World Regional Development
Environmental Geography
Northern Environments
Geography of Northern Development
Europe to Modern Age 1348 to 1789
Prairie History since 1905
Aboriginal Canada
Aboriginal Canada
Aboriginal People and Canadian Politics
Strategies for Academic Success
Fundamentals of Music
History of Popular Music
Introduction to Circumpolar World
Basic Nutrition
Basic Nutrition
Watershed Planning and Management
Organic Weed Control
Political Ideas and Change in Global Era
Political Ideas and Change in Global Era
Politics in Canada
Aboriginal Governance and Politics
Local Government
Aboriginal Development Strategies
Social, Clinical, Cultural and Developmental
Bases of Psychology
Social Clinical Cultural and Developmental
Bases of Psychology
Social Construction of Everyday Life
Foundations in Sociology Social Construction of Everyday Life
Foundations in Sociology Social Construction of Everyday Life
Intro to Survey, Research and Data Analysis in Sociology
Methods of Social Research
Theories of Social Change
Elementary Statistical Concepts
Introduction to Women’s and Gender Studies
Images of Men and Women in Popular Culture
Gendered Perspectives on Cultural Issues
ccde.usask.ca/distanceeducation
Off-Campus Classes • North West Regional College
Delivery
Term CRN
Class No. Section Class Day Class Time
Site
Method Limit
T2 29217 AGRC 111 W50
WEB
10
T2
ASTR 104 W51
WEB
5
T2
BIOL 121 C50
Saturday
09:00–12:00 North Battleford
BIOL 121
Friday
18:00–21:00 North Battleford
BIOL 121
Monday
17:00–18:00 North Battleford
T2 28608 CHEM 112 C50
Tuesday
09:00–12:00 North Battleford LEC
25
T2
CHEM 112 C50
Wednesday 16:00–19:30 North Battleford LAB
25
T2
CHEM 112 C50
Tuesday
16:00–17:00 North Battleford TUT
25
T2 23121 CMPT 100 W50
WEB
5
T2
ENG 113 V50
TBA
TBA
North Battleford TEL
15
T2
ENG 113 V53
TBA
TBA
Meadow Lake
TEL
15
T2
ENG 114 C50
TBA
TBA North Battleford LEC
40
T2
ENG 114 W50
WEB
5
ENG 224 W50
WEB
5
ENG 226 W50
WEB
5
ENG 242 W50
WEB
5
WEB
5
T2 24943 ENG 359 W50
WEB
5
T2 25075 GEOG 120 W50
WEB
10
T2 29975 GEOG 202 W50
WEB
10
T2 29976 GEOG 204 W50
WEB
10
T2 29977 GEOG 208 W50
WEB
10
T2 23172 GEOG 280 W50
WEB
10
T2 23176 GEOG 351 W50
WEB
10
T2 29978 GEOG 386 W50
WEB
T2 31335 HIST 121 W50
WEB
10
T2 23264 HIST 258 W50
INDG 107 V50
Monday
19:00–21:50 North Battleford TEL
15
T2
INDG 107 V53
Monday
19:00–21:50 Meadow Lake
TEL
T2
INDG 264 W50
WEB
5
T2
INTS 100 W50
WEB
5
T2
WEB
5
T2 23275 MUS 101 W50
WEB
5
T2 24950 MUS 111 W50
WEB
5
T2 25133 NRTH 101 W50
Friday
13:00–15:50 North Battleford LEC
30
T2 29288 NUTR 120 C50
WEB
10
T2 29242 NUTR 120 W50
PLAN 329 W50
WEB
5
T2
WEB
T2 29980 PLSC 234 W50
Wednesday 19:00–21:50 North Battleford TEL
10
T2 23453 POLS 112 V50
POLS 112 V51
Wednesday 19:00–21:50 Meadow Lake
TEL
T2
WEB
5
T2 31281 POLS 205 W50
POLS 222 W50
WEB
5
WEB
5
T2 25086 POLS 306 W50
WEB
5
T2 29981 POLS 422 W50
121 C50
Wednesday 13:00–15:50 North Battleford LEC
30
T2 29890 PSY
121 W50
WEB
10
T2 31193 PSY
112 C50
Monday
13:00–15:50 North Battleford LEC
40
T2 27115 SOC
112 V51
Tuesday
19:00–21:50 North Battleford TEL
40
T2 26988 SOC
SOC
112 V53
Tuesday
19:00–21:50 Meadow Lake
TEL
10
T2
225 W50
WEB
2
T2 31245 SOC
232 W50
WEB
2
T2 23585 SOC
309 W50
WEB
2
T2 29228 SOC
Thursday
16:00–18:50 North Battleford LEC
40
T2 23596 STAT 244 C50
WEB
2
T2 28682 WGST 112 W50
WEB
2
T2 25271 WGST 201 W50
WGST 210 W50
WEB
2
T2
15
Off-Campus Classes
Northlands College
Box 509, La Ronge SK S0J 1L0 • Telephone: 306.425.4353 or 1.888.311.1185 toll free • trainnorth.ca
Northlands College is the regional college of Northern Saskatchewan and is an official off-campus site for the College
of Arts and Science and College of Nursing. Northern residents have access to numerous university classes at four
Northlands College university sites. Students can take pre-professional studies in the College of Arts and Science to
gain the prerequisites needed to apply into a variety of professional colleges including Law, Business Administration,
and Social Work. Northlands College university students can also choose to complete a full Bachelor of Arts in Northern
Studies or Bachelor of Science in Nursing without ever leaving northern Saskatchewan. As well, Northlands College
provides career and program counselling, student academic support and class facilitation at its program centres. For
more information call 1.888.311.1185 or visit trainnorth.ca.
NOTE: Students registering in the online classes listed below will have access to computer facilities in Buffalo Narrows,
Creighton, Ile-a-la-Crosse, and La Ronge.
La Ronge • Creighton • Buffalo Narrows • Île-à-la-Crosse
Off-Campus Classes • Northlands College
All classes are subject to change. Check the online Class Search for most up-to-date listings.
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Delivery
Term CRN Class No. Section Class Day
Class Time
Site
Method Limit Course Name
T1T2
ENG 110
V41
TBA
TBA
La Ronge
TEL
25
Literature and Composition: Reading Drama
T1T2
ENG 110
V43
TBA
TBA
Creighton
TEL
15
Literature and Composition: Reading Drama
T1T2
ENG 110
V45
TBA
TBA
Rabbit Lake Mine TEL
15
Literature and Composition: Reading Drama
T1T2
ENG 110
V47
TBA
TBA
Buffalo Narrows TEL
10
Literature and Composition: Reading Drama
T1 89077 ENG 113
C41
TBA
TBA
LEC
70
Literature and Composition: Reading Drama
T1
ENG 113
V41
TBA
TBA
La Ronge
TEL
25
Literature and Composition: Reading Drama
T1
ENG 113
V43
TBA
TBA
Creighton
TEL
15
Literature and Composition: Reading Drama
T1
ENG 113
V45
TBA
TBA
Rabbit Lake Mine TEL
10
Literature and Composition: Reading Drama
T1
ENG 113
V47
TBA
TBA
Buffalo Narrows TEL
15
Literature and Composition: Reading Drama
T1 90791 GEOG 280
W41
WEB
10
Environmental Geography
T1
HIST 259
C41
TBA
TBA
LEC
70
Canadian Women from Pre Contact Period to 1918
T1
INDG 107
V47
Monday
19:00–21:50 La Ronge
TEL
10
Intro to Canadian Native Studies
T1
INDG 107
V43
Monday
19:00–21:50 Creighton
TEL
5
Intro to Canadian Native Studies
T1
INDG 107
V49
Monday
19:00–21:50 Rabbit Lake Mine TEL
5
Intro to Canadian Native Studies
T1
INDG 107
V41
Monday
19:00–21:50 Buffalo Narrows TEL
5
Intro to Canadian Native Studies
T1 90171 INTS 100
C41
TBA
TBA
LEC
70
Strategies for Academic Success
V44
Wednesday 19:00–21:50 La Ronge
TEL
25
Democracy in North America
T1 85502 POLS 111
T1 85499 POLS 111
V43
Wednesday 19:00–21:50 Creighton
TEL
10
Democracy in North America
T1 85500 POLS111 V45 Wednesday 19:00–21:50 Île-à-la-Crosse
TEL
10
Democracy in North America
T1 90885 POLS 111
V49
Wednesday 19:00–21:50 Rabbit Lake Mine TEL
10
Democracy in North America
T1 85498 POLS 111
V41
Wednesday 19:00–21:50 Buffalo Narrows TEL
10
Democracy in North America
T1 91053 SOC 111
C41
TBA
TBA
LEC
70
Foundations in Sociology Society Structure Process
T1 86607 SOC 111
V47
Tuesday
19:00–21:50 La Ronge
TEL
25
Foundations in Sociology Society Structure Process
T1 86605 SOC 111
V43
Tuesday
19:00–21:50 Creighton
TEL
15
Foundations in Sociology Society Structure Process
T1 87441 SOC 111
V49
Tuesday
19:00–21:50 Rabbit Lake Mine TEL
15
Foundations in Sociology Society Structure Process
T1 86604 SOC 111
V41
Tuesday
19:00–21:50 Buffalo Narrows TEL
10
Foundations in Sociology Society Structure Process
T1
WGST 201
W41
WEB
10
Images of Men and Women in Popular Culture
T1 90310 WGST 210
W41
WEB
10
Gendered Perspectives on Cultural Issues
T2 29204 BIOL 120
C40
TBA
TBA
LEC
70
The Nature of Life
T2 30945 BIOL 120
C42
TBA
TBA
La Ronge
LAB
T2 30946 BIOL 120
C43
TBA
TBA
Creighton
LAB
T2 30947 BIOL 120
C44
TBA
TBA
Île-à-la-CrosseLAB
T2 29578 ENG 114
V40
TBA
TBA
La Ronge
TEL
25
Literature and Composition: Reading Culture
T2
ENG 114
V42
TBA
TBA
Creighton
TEL
15
Literature and Composition: Reading Culture
T2
ENG 114
V44
TBA
TBA
Rabbit Lake Mine TEL
10
Literature and Composition: Reading Culture
T2
ENG 114
V46
TBA
TBA
Buffalo Narrows TEL
15
Literature and Composition: Reading Culture
T2
GEOG 381
W40
WEB
10
Development in the Canadian North Issues and Challenges
T2
INDG 107
V46
Monday
19:00–21:50 La Ronge
TEL
25
Intro to Canadian Native Studies
T2
INDG 107
V49
Monday
19:00–21:50 Rabbit Lake Mine TEL
5
Intro to Canadian Native Studies
Off-Campus & Distance Education
ccde.usask.ca/distanceeducation
Off-Campus Classes
Delivery
Term CRN Class No. SectionClass Day
Class Time
Site
Method Limit
T2 30847 NRTH 101
C40
TBA
TBA
LEC
70
T2 23447 POLS 112
V43
Wednesday 19:00–21:50 La Ronge
TEL
15
T2 23445 POLS 112
V42
Wednesday 19:00–21:50 Creighton
TEL
25
T2 23449 POLS112 V45 Wednesday 19:00–21:50 Île-à-la-Crosse
TEL
15
T2 23446 POLS 112
V49
Wednesday 19:00–21:50 Rabbit Lake Mine TEL
15
T2 23443 POLS 112
V40
Wednesday 19:00–21:50 Buffalo Narrows TEL
10
T2 31574 SOC 112
C40
TBA
TBA
LEC
70
T2 26986 SOC 112
V46
Tuesday
19:00–21:50 La Ronge
TEL
25
T2 26983 SOC 112
V42
Tuesday
19:00–21:50 Creighton
TEL
15
T2 26985 SOC 112
V49
Tuesday
19:00–21:50 Rabbit Lake Mine TEL
10
T2 26982 SOC 112
V40
Tuesday
19:00–21:50 Buffalo Narrows TEL
15
T2 31339 WGST 201
WEB
10
T2
WGST 210
WEB
10
Course Name
Introduction to the Circumpolar World
Political Ideas and Change in Global Era
Political Ideas and Change in Global Era
Political Ideas and Change in Global Era
Political Ideas and Change in Global Era
Political Ideas and Change in Global Era
Foundations in Sociology Social Construction of Everyday Life
Foundations in Sociology Social Construction of Everyday Life
Foundations in Sociology Social Construction of Everyday Life
Foundations in Sociology Social Construction of Everyday Life
Foundations in Sociology Social Construction of Everyday Life
Images of Men and Women in Popular Culture
Gendered Perspectives on Cultural Issues
Off-Campus Classes • Northlands College
Northlands College
Off-Campus & Distance Education
ccde.usask.ca/distanceeducation
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Off-Campus Classes
Parkland College
200 Prystai Way, Yorkton SK S3N 4G4 • Telephone: 1.866.783.6766 • www.parklandcollege.sk.ca
Parkland College provides a comprehensive full-time, face to face instruction, first and second year Arts and
Science program , targeted Bachelor and Master’s level programs, a three year degree in Sociology, the first
year in almost every program (except Engineering), and is a site for the Bachelor of Nursing degree.
We use cutting edge technology to provide the best learner centred experience to our students. Parkland has
the largest off-campus University program, offered through a regional college in Saskatchewan. Learn where
you live—with Parkland College you don’t have to leave home to get a post-secondary education.
Parkland College offers smaller classes for more personalized instruction. All of your instructors will know you
by your first name. It is its own learning community. One-on-one academic advising for every student and
friendly, knowledgeable and helpful staff round out the experience.
NOTE: Students registering in the online classes listed below will have access to computer facilities in Yorkton.
Yorkton
Off-Campus Classes • Parkland College
All classes are subject to change. Check the online Class Search for most up-to-date listings.
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Delivery
Term CRN Class No. Section Class Day
Class Time
Site Method Limit
T1 88665 AGRC 112 W61
Yorkton WEB
10
T1 86252 BIOL 120 C61
Monday
12:00–15:00 Yorkton LEC
40
T1 91149 BIOL 120 Lab
Monday
19:00–22:00 Yorkton LEC
24
T1 83130 CMPT 100 W61
Yorkton WEB
5
T1/T2 90880 ENG 110 V69
TBA
TBA
Yorkton TEL
5
T1/T2
ENG 110 W61
Yorkton WEB
10
T1 86323 ENG 114 C61
Monday
19:00–21:50 Yorkton LEC
35
T1 91101 ENG 114 C62
Monday/Wednesday 17:00–18:20 Yorkton LEC
35
T1
ENG 114 V61
TBA
TBA
Yorkton TEL
5
T1 90577 ENG 277 W61
Yorkton WEB
5
T1 84571 ENG 358 W61
Yorkton WEB
5
T1
MCIM 223 C61
Friday
09:00–11:50 Yorkton LEC
18
T1 86569 POLS 111 V65
Wednesday 19:00–22:00 Yorkton TEL
5
T1 89302 PSY 120 C61
Thursday
19:00–22:00 Yorkton LEC
55
T1
PSY 222 W61
YorktonWEB
5
T1 86721 SOC 111 C61
Monday
15:00–18:00 Yorkton LEC
55
T1 86619 SOC 111 V65
Tuesday 19:00–22:00 Yorkton TEL
5
T1
SOC 212 W61
Yorkton WEB
7
T1/T2 83536 SOC 227 W61
Yorkton WEB
7
T1 83541 SOC 233 W61
Yorkton WEB
7
T1
SOC 310 W61
Yorkton WEB
8
T1
WGST 112 C61
Monday
19:00–22:00 Yorkton LEC
56
T2 29218 AGRC 111 W60
Yorkton WEB
10
ASTR 104 W61
Yorkton WEB
10
T2
Tuesday 13:00–16:00 Yorkton LEC
40
T2 26683 BIOL 121 C60
BIOL 121 Lab
Tuesday 19:00–22:00 Yorkton LEC
40
T2
Yorkton WEB
5
T2 23123 CMPT 101 W60
Wednesday 19:00–21:50 Yorkton LEC
35
T2 22708 ENG 113 C60
ENG 113 V60
TBA
TBA
Yorkton TEL
5
T2
ENG 226 W60
Yorkton WEB
5
T2
ENG 242 W60
Yorkton WEB
10
T2
Yorkton WEB
5
T2 24944 ENG 359 W60
Monday
19:00–22:00 Yorkton LEC
35
T2 29287 NUTR 120 C60
POLS 112 V65
Wednesday 19:00–22:00 Yorkton TEL
5
T2
Thursday
13:30–16:30 Yorkton LEC
55
T2 29889 PSY 121 C60
PSY 222 W60
YorktonWEB
5
T2
Monday
15:00–18:00 Yorkton LEC
55
T2 28234 SOC 112 C60
SOC 112 C58
Tuesday 19:00–22:00 Yorkton TEL
5
T2
Yorkton WEB
7
T2 23586 SOC 232 W60
Yorkton WEB
7
T2 31247 SOC 309 W60
Off-Campus & Distance Education
Course Name
Agricultural Science 1
The Nature of Life
The Nature of Life
Computer science
Literature and Composition
Literature and Composition
Reading Culture
Reading Culture
Reading Culture
Literary Uses of Mythology
Canadian Drama
Microbiology for Nursing
Democracy in North America
Biological and Cognitive Bases of Psychology
Personality
Foundations in Sociology Society Structure Process
Foundations in Sociology Society Structure Process
sociology of Crime and Delinquency
Critical Issues in Canadian Society
Intro to Sociological Theory
White collar and Corporate Crime in the Global Context
Intro to Women’s and Gender Studies
Agricultural Science
Astronomy of Planets
The Diversity of Life
The Diversity of Life
Computer science
Reading Narrative
Reading Narrative
Fantasy and Speculative Fiction
Indigenous Storytelling of the Prairies
Western Canadian Literature
Basic Nutrition
Political Ideas and Change in Global Era
Social, Clinical Cultural’ and Developmental Bases of Psychology
Personality
Foundations in Sociology Construction of Everyday Life
Foundations in Sociology Construction of Everyday Life
Methods of Social Research
Theories of Social Change
ccde.usask.ca/distanceeducation
Off-Campus Classes
St. Peter’s College
Affiliated with the University of Saskatchewan
RPO Box 40, Muenster SK S0K 2Y0 • Telephone: 306.682.7888 • www.stpeterscollege.ca
Your best first year starts here! Take University of Saskatchewan classes towards your First Year in Engineering, Arts &
Science, Business, Kinesiology, Agriculture, Pre-Health Sciences, Pre-Education, Pre-Law, Pre-Social Work, and more
right here at St. Peter’s College. Learn from award-winning authors as part of our Writing Diploma program. Want to
be your own boss? Consider the Business Administration Certificate. Through our Criminology and Addictions Program
you can develop a foundation of knowledge to further your studies to become a Police Officer, Corrections Officer,
Social Worker or explore other options after the completion of this Certificate Program. Our friendly and supportive
learning environment along with small class sizes, excellent instruction, and an exciting student life make your university
experience a great one. If you need help with admission, registration, or anything else, please contact us. We are here to
help you succeed.
Muenster
Off-Campus & Distance Education
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Off-Campus Classes • St. Peter’s College
All classes are subject to change. Check the online Class Search for most up-to-date listings.
Delivery
Term CRN Class No. Section Class Day
Class Time
Site Method Limit Course Name
T1 88667 AGRC 112 W97
Muenster WEB 5
Animal Agriculture and Food Science
T1T2 82464 ART 111 97
Saturday fortnightly 10:00–15:50 Muenster STU 16 Painting I Foundation
T1T2 83066 ART 112 97
Thursday
13:00–15:50 Muenster STU 16 Drawing I Foundation
T1T2 83068 ART 211 97
Saturday fortnightly 10:00–15:50 Muenster STU 7
Painting and Related Work II
T1T2 83073 ART 212 97
Thursday
13:00–15:50 Muenster STU 7
Drawing and Related Work II
T1
ARTH 120 97
Thursday
09:00–11:50 Muenster LEC 30 Art and Visual Culture I
T1 86670 BIOL 120 97
Tuesday
09:00–11:50 Muenster LEC 48 The Nature of Life
T1 86672 BIOL 120 L97
Friday
09:00–11:50 Muenster LAB 16 The Nature of Life
T1 88979 BIOL 120 L98
Tuesday
13:00–15:50 Muenster LAB 16 The Nature of Life
T1
BIOL 120 L99
Friday
13:00–15:50 Muenster LAB 16 The Nature of Life
T1 83113 CHEM 112 97
Monday
13:00–15:50 Muenster LEC 42 General Chemistry I Structure Bonding and Properties of Materials
T1 83114 CHEM 112 L97
Wednesday
09:00–11:50 Muenster LAB 14 General Chemistry I Structure Bonding and Properties of Materials
T1 83115 CHEM 112 L98
Wednesday
13:00–15:50 Muenster LAB 14 General Chemistry I Structure Bonding and Properties of Materials
T1 86740 CHEM 112 L99
Wednesday
19:00–21:50 Muenster LAB 14 General Chemistry I Structure Bonding and Properties of Materials
T1 87468 COMM 100 97
Tuesday
16:00–18:50 Muenster LEC 40 Business Communication I
T1 83754 COMM 101 97
Monday
19:00–21:50 Muenster LEC 40 Decision Making I
T1 86675 DRAM 118 97
Friday
09:00–11:50 Muenster LEC 25 Acting I
T1 83134 ECON 111 97
Thursday
16:00–18:50 Muenster LEC 40 Price Theory and Resource Allocation
T1T2 83138 ENG 110 97
Wednesday
13:00–15:50 Muenster LEC 36 Literature and Composition
T1 82862 ENG 113 97
Monday
09:00–11:50 Muenster LEC 36 Literature and Composition Reading Narrative
T1T2 87470 ENG 253 97
Tuesday
13:00–15:50 Muenster LEC 30 Canadian Literature in English
T1 87469 ENG 308 97
Saturday fortnightly 10:00–15:50 Muenster LEC 20 Creative Nonfiction I
T1T2 82867 ENG 365 97
Monday
19:00–21:50 Muenster LEC 20 Creative Writing
Friday
13:00–15:50 Muenster LEC 30 Post Confederation Canada
T1 89494 HIST 152 97
INDG 107 97
Wednesday
16:00–18:50 Muenster LEC 40 Local Aboriginal Peoples
T1
Thursday
16:00–18:50 Muenster LEC 30 Functional Basis of Physical Activity
T1 88144 KIN 121 96
Monday
13:00–14:20 Muenster LEC 40 Calculus I
T1 83264 MATH 110 97
MATH 110
Wednesday
16:00–17:50 Muenster LEC 40 Calculus I
T1
MATH 110
Wednesday
17:30–18:50 Muenster TUT 40 Calculus I
T1
Monday
16:00–18:50 Muenster LEC 30 History of Popular Music
T1 90174 MUS 111 97
Thursday
09:00–11:50 Muenster LEC 16 Physics and the Universe
T1 86731 PHYS 115 97
PHYS 115 L97
Thursday
13:00–15:50 Muenster LAB 16 Physics and the Universe
T1
16:00-18:50 Muenster TEL 10 Democracy in North America
T1 87625 POLS 111 V97 Wednesday
Wednesday
09:00–11:50 Muenster LEC 40 Biological and Cognitive Bases of Psychology
T1 89498 PSY 120 97
RLST 112 97
Monday
13:00–15:50 Muenster LEC 30 Western Religions in Society and Culture
T1
Tuesday
19:00–21:50 Muenster LEC 30 Foundations in Sociology Society, Structure, Process
T1 86732 SOC 111 97
T2 29220 AGRC 111 W96
Muenster WEB 10 Agricultural Science I
ARTH 121 96
Thursday
09:00–11:50 Muenster LEC 30 Art and Visual Culture II
T2
Thursday
13:00–15:50 Muenster LEC 32 The Diversity of Life
T2 27100 BIOL 121 96
Tuesday
13:00–15:50 Muenster LAB 16 The Diversity of Life
T2 27102 BIOL 121 L98
Tuesday
16:00–18:50 Muenster LAB 16 The Diversity of Life
T2 27101 BIOL 121 L96
Tuesday
09:00–11:50 Muenster LEC 15 Animal Body Systems
T2 27853 BIOL 224 96
Thursday
09:00–11:50 Muenster LAB 15 Animal Body Systems
T2 27857 BIOL 224 L96
Monday
13:00–15:50 Muenster LEC 36 Introduction to Organic Chemistry
T2 23102 CHEM 250 96
Wednesday
09:00–11:50 Muenster LAB 12 Introduction to Organic Chemistry
T2 23104 CHEM 250 L99
CHEM 250 L96
Wednesday
13:00–15:50 Muenster LAB 12 Introduction to Organic Chemistry
T2
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Off-Campus Classes
Off-Campus Classes • St. Peter’s College
Delivery
Term CRN Class No. Section Class Day
Class Time
Site Method Limit
T2 27861 COMM 105 96
Tuesday
16:00–18:50
Muenster LEC 30
T2 27862 COMM 201 96
Thursday
16:00–18:50
Muenster LEC 30
T2
COMM 211 96
Tuesday
19:00-21:50
Muenster LEC 30
T2
COMM 306 96
Thursday
19:00-21:50
Muenster LEC 30
T2 27191 DRAM 119 96
Friday
09:00–11:50
Muenster LEC 25
T2 23143 ECON 114 96
Thursday
13:00–15:50
Muenster LEC 40
T2 22709 ENG 114 96
Monday
09:00–11:50
Muenster LEC 36
T2 27880 ENG 309 96
Saturday fortnightly 10:00–15:50
Muenster LEC 20
T2 31556 GEOL 108 96
Monday
09:00–11:50 Muenster LEC 30
T2 31557 GEOL 121 96
Monday 09:00–11:50
Muenster LEC 16
T2
GEOL 121 L97
Monday
13:00–15:50 Muenster LAB 16
T2 25240 HIST 122 96
Friday
13:00–15:50
Muenster LEC 30
T2
INDG 273 96
Monday
16:00–18:50
Muenster LEC 30
T2 28580 KIN 122 97
Monday
16:00–18:50
Muenster LEC 30
T2 27878 KIN 150 96
Monday
12:45–15:25
Muenster LEC 30
T2 23270 MATH 116 96
Tuesday, Thursday 13:00–14:20;17:30–18:50 Muenster LEC 30
T2
MATH 116
Tuesday
14:30–15:50
Muenster TUT 30
T2 29290 NUTR 120 96
Thursday
16:00–18:50
Muenster LEC 40
T2 29416
PHIL14096 Wednesday
19:00–21:50
Muenster
LEC30
T2 31566PHYS 155 97 Wednesday
9:00–11:50
MuensterLEC 30
T2 31567 PHYS 155 L96
Wednesday
13:00–15:50
Muenster LAB 16
T2 27981 POLS 112 V96 Wednesday
19:00–21:50
Muenster TEL 10
T2 30065 PSY 121 96
Wednesday
09:00–11:50
Muenster LEC 40
T2 27130 SOC 112 96
Wednesday
16:00–18:50
Muenster LEC 30
T2 23595 STAT 244 96
Tuesday, Thursday 09:00–10:20;16:00–17:20 Muenster LEC 40
T2
STAT 244
Tuesday
10:30–11:50
Muenster TUT 40
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Course Name
Introduction to Organizational Behaviour
Introduction to Financial Accounting
Human Resource Management
Business Decision Making II
Acting II
Money and Income
Literature and Composition Reading Culture
Creative Nonfiction II
The Earth and How It Works
Earth Processes
Earth Processes
Europe in Age of Mass Culture 1789 to Present
North American Indigenous Gangs
Social Behavioral Foundations of Physical Activity
How Body Moves
Calculus II
Calculus II
Introduction to Nutrition
Critical Thinking
Physics and the Universe
Political Ideas and Change in Global Era
Social Clinical Cultural and Developmental Bases of Psychology
Foundations in Sociology Social Construction of Everyday Life
Elementary Statistical Concepts
Elementary Statistical Concepts
St. Peter’s College
Off-Campus & Distance Education
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Registration Process
Now that you have been admitted to the U of S, go to student.usask.ca/academics/
registration/registration-guide.php or follow these steps:
Step #1: Find Your Registration Date
Your registration date for online registration depends on your year of
study. Class registration for Fall and Winter Terms begins in June. To
view your registration date:
• Log in to PAWS
• Select Academics
• Select Registration
Step #2: Look for classes you
plan on studying.
• Log in to PAWS
• Select Academics
• Select Registration
• Select Look Up Classes to Add
• Select a Term
You may choose any combination of fields to narrow your search, but
you must select at least one Subject.
Campus site—To search for classes by location, choose the desired
location in the Campus search field.
Step #3: Class Search Results
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Class Reference Number (CRN)
Click on the Class Reference Number (CRN) to view course description, detailed class information
including registration restrictions and prerequisite information.
It is important to check the Attributes column before registering in a class to confirm class type, campus and duration of the class. Classes
that run over both terms will be displayed with “1st Half of a Multi-term Class” in this column. Multi-term classes are not displayed on the
results page for Term 2.
IND
WEB
TEL
LAB
TUT
LEC
Independent Studies class
Online class
Televised class
Lab section of a class
Tutorial section of a class
Face to Face Lecture
MMonday
TTuesday
W Wednesday
R Thursday
F Friday
S Saturday
Off-Campus & Distance Education
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Registration Process
Your search will allow you to view class sections within your search criteria.
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Registration Process
Step #4: Create your class schedule
To help with registering online we recommend using a class
worksheet. Download a worksheet from students.usask.ca/
documents/class-worksheet.pdf or go to page 30. Remember to
record the CRNs as they will be required when registering.
Step #5: Registration
Registration Process
On your assigned registration day
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Y ear in Program is a college decision and is determined by the
number of credit units you have completed.
Register separately for each term (Fall and Winter). You can register
for both terms in June.
Six credit unit classes are typically scheduled over both terms.
You must register for these classes in the Fall term and you will be
automatically registered in the Winter term.
• Log in to PAWS
• Select Academics
• Select Registration
Some classes require you to register in specific labs and/or tutorials
at the same time you register for the class lecture. In these cases
you will receive an error message if you do not register in both
simultaneously.
Before registering, select Check Your Registration Status. The
following must have check boxes before you are able to register:
Help! PAWS won’t let me register
4 Hold(s)—financial and/or admissions
4 Academic Standing
4 Student Status
Visit: students.usask.ca/current/registration for common
registration error messages.
If still having problems contact student central at: students.usask.
ca/contact/studentcentral.php
Parkland College
Off-Campus & Distance Education
ccde.usask.ca/distanceeducation
Writing Centre
The transition from being out of school for 10 years
to being a full-time student was easy with smaller
classes, one-on-one support from instructors, and
help from the Writing Centre.
AJ Basaraba, student
College of Arts and Science, University of Saskatchewan
Prince Albert Campus, 2014–2015
FREE writing support.
• Free for students taking University of Saskatchewan classes online, off-campus, or through independent studies.
• Provides tools and support to help you write effective essays, reports, or reviews.
• Simply submit a project draft and a qualified tutor will assess and provide advice to improve your project.
• Contact the tutor if you have difficulty getting started, or want advice on constructing an outline.
• We do not guarantee “A’s”. You do the work and we support you in the process.
Discuss your assignment with the tutor by calling 306.966.4594.
Available Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays from 1:00–4:00 pm
Leave a message outside of business hours, or email ccde.writing@usask.ca
ccde.usask.ca/writingcentre
Writing Centre
Off-Campus & Distance Education
ccde.usask.ca/distanceeducation
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Certificate Programs
CERTESL became the foundation for a rewarding teaching
career. I’ve taught EFL in foreign countries and ESL here at
home to Canadian newcomers and international students.
Lynn Bytyqi, CERTESL graduate
Part-Time ESL Program Coordinator & Student Advisor
University of Saskatchewan Language Centre
Certificate in Teaching English as a Second Language (CERTESL)
Canada’s best-recognized distance-training program for Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL)
CERTESL is an award-winning program recognized by TESL Canada, TESL Ontario, Alberta TESL and TESL
Saskatchewan that qualifies you to teach English as a Second Language (ESL) both in Canada and abroad.
It is for
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current or prospective teachers interested in working with new Canadians, Aboriginals and international students of all ages and levels
anyone interested in travelling overseas to teach English as a foreign language
someone with ESL/EFL teaching experience but lack academic qualifications and accreditation
K to 12 teachers or B.Ed. holders who want to upgrade their skills, change their career focus or move toward Class 5 on the STF salary grid
It is a flexible distance-delivered, six-class (250-hour) program with a practicum or professional project. CERTESL can be completed
within 1 to 2 years (part-time) and in as little as 8 months (full-time).
Admission Requirements, Deadlines & Fees
Classes
Admission to the program typically is completion of Grade 12. If you do not have
Grade 12, please see our website for other admission options.
• TESL 21: Overview of Teaching English as a Second
Language
• TESL 31: TESL Theory and Skill Development
• TESL 32: Materials Selection and Development in
Language Teaching
• TESL 33: English Grammar and Phonology
• TESL 34: TESL/TESD for Aboriginal People
• TESL 35: Approaches to Language Teaching
• TESL 36: Literacy in TESL/TESD
• TESL 42: Supervised Practicum
• TESL 43: Professional Project
Certificate Programs
Application for Admission deadlines are:
• August 15, 2015 to take classes starting in September 2015
• December 1, 2015 to take classes starting in January 2016
• April 15, 2016 to take classes starting in May 2016
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You must be admitted to the program before you can register in a class. Admission
and registration deadlines for international students are different. See our website
for more information on registration processes and deadlines.
Fees
Application for Admission Fee...........................................$75
Tuition Fee (per class)........................................................ $566
Materials Fees (assessed with tuition)..................$45–$150
For more information about the CERTESL Program
Telephone: 306.966.5563
Toll free (in Canada): 1.866.966.5563
Email: certificates.ccde@usask.ca
ccde.usask.ca/certesl
Off-Campus & Distance Education
ccde.usask.ca/distanceeducation
Certificate Programs
By completing the Prairie Horticulture Certificate, I developed
new skills and confidence for an active retirement that
will see me specialize in residential landscape design. I
appreciated the opportunity to choose a stream of study
with comprehensive courses and instruction applicable to
our conditions of prairie Canada. I believe the University of
Saskatchewan and the PHC is a great combination for
life-long learning.
Bob McFarlane
2013 PHC graduate
Prairie Horticulture Certificate (PHC)
PHC is a flexible study option for the horticultural industry, and the first home study program
designed specifically for the prairies.
Are you
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Someone interested in gardening who would like formal study and accreditation?
Interested in a horticultural career?
Someone who wants to set up a horticultural business or landscaping firm?
A food producer looking for alternatives?
PHC was developed and is delivered through a consortium of four Western Canadian educational institutions: Assiniboine Community
College (Brandon, Manitoba), Olds College (Olds, Alberta), the University of Manitoba, and the University of Saskatchewan.
Classes
Admission to the program typically is completion of Grade 12. If you do not
have Grade 12, please see our website for other admission options.
Apply for admission, then register for classes in one of the program four
streams:
Application for Admission deadlines are:
• August 24, 2015 to take classes starting September 21, 2015
• December 14, 2015 to take classes starting January 11, 2016
• Feb 28, 2016 to take classes starting March 28, 2016
Fruit and Vegetable Production
Greenhouse Crop Production
Landscaping and Arboriculture
Nursery Crop Production
You must be admitted to the program before you can register in a
class. Admission and registration deadlines for international students
are different. See our website for more information on registration
processes and deadlines.
Each stream requires completion of nine classes.
For class descriptions and program streams requirements go to
prairiehorticulture.ca. Enrol now!
Fees
Application for Admission Fee...........................................$75
Tuition Fee (per class).............................................$470–$625
Materials Fees(assessed with tuition)........................$50–90
For more information about the PHC Program
Telephone: 306.966.5563
Toll free (in Canada): 1.866.966.5563
Email: certificates.ccde@usask.ca
ccde.usask.ca/phc
Off-Campus & Distance Education
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Certificate Programs
Admission Requirements, Deadlines & Fees
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Certificate Programs
SPEC helped me transition into the position of a resource
teacher and has qualified me to work with students who have
designated or diagnosed learning disabilities.
Theresa Reid-Shea
Special Education Certificate Graduate
University of Saskatchewan
Post-Degree Certificate in Education: Special Education (SPEC)
Upgrade your teaching classification and study at your own pace; take up to five years to complete
your certificate.
This program is open to:
• teachers interested in working with children who have special needs or learning disabilities
• current K to 12 teachers or B.Ed. holders who would like to upgrade their skills, change their career focus and move toward the
Class 5 STF salary grid
The Special Education Certificate (SPEC) is recognized by the Ministry of Education—Government of Saskatchewan as
meeting Special Education teacher qualification requirements and has been approved as an Additional Qualification
Certificate that enables K-12 teachers to upgrade their classification
SPEC is offered through partnership with the University of Saskatchewan Department of Educational Psychology and Special Education.
Admission Requirements, Deadlines & Fees
Classes
• Completion of a Bachelor of Education and a valid Standard A Teaching Certificate.
• At least one year of teaching experience and at least six credit units of undergraduate
classes in special education (EPSE 390.3 and EPSE 414.3 or equivalent).
• EPSE 500.3: History and Philosophy of Special
Education
• EPSE 510.3: Supporting Students with
Language and Communication Needs in the
Classroom
• EPSE 520.3: Supporting Students with
Learning Disabilities in the Classroom
• EPSE 530.3: Supporting Students with
Behavioural and Social Needs in the Classroom
• EPSE 540.3: Collaboration Processes and
Contexts
• EPSE 551.3: Designing Supports to Meet
Diverse Student Needs
• EPSE 560.3: Providing Supports to Meet
Diverse Student Needs
• EPSE 570.3: Individual Project in Special
Education
• Six Credit Units of Electives
Application for Admission Deadlines
• Regular Session Term 1: July 31, 2015
• Regular Session Term 2: November 1, 2015
• Spring and Summer Session: March 31, 2016
Certificate Programs
Approximate Fees
Cost per 3 credit unit class..................$576
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To Apply
Download an application form from edpsecertificate.usask.ca.
For more information about the Post-Degree Certificate in Education:
Special Education
Phone 306.966.5253, or email: spec.edpse@usask.ca
edpsecertificate.usask.ca
Off-Campus & Distance Education
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General Information
Apply to the University of Saskatchewan
Tuition Fees
Before you can register for classes, you must first be admitted to the
University of Saskatchewan. Apply at your nearest regional college or
online at explore.usask.ca/admissions.
Tuition is based on credit units. Each class you take falls into one of
these tuition categories:
When you are accepted to the University of Saskatchewan, you
will be sent an NSID (Network Services Identification Number)
and a temporary password so you can log into your online PAWS
(Personalized Access to Web Services) account.
Tuition category
Category 1—Arts
Category 2—Education Category 3—Computer Science
Category 8—Health Science, Science
Category 11—Nutrition
Category 12—Kinesiology
Category 13—Agriculture and Bioresources
When you log in, click your name in the right hand corner and select
‘Help’ to learn about PAWS.
*Please check the website for up-to-date fees:
students.usask.ca/money/tuition.php.
Your PAWS account should include the following channels:
Certificate Program Fees
Academics
See pages 24 to 26 for program fees.
You can complete the online form over a number of sittings and
check the status of your application at any time. If applying for a
certificate program, please refer to pages 24 to 26 for information.
Register for Classes
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Registration—class search
My Textbooks
Tuition, Fees & Tax Forms
Grades and Transcripts
Exam Schedule
Email and Calendar
Library
My Classes, which includes:
• Class tools—links to your online classes
• Event notifications, deadlines and announcements
If you don’t see these, Select ‘Browse channels’ in the left column and
add the channels.
Your PAWS email account is to be used for all official University
communication. It is very important to keep your contact information
current. Select ‘My Contact Information’ by clicking on your name.
Student Central
students.usask.ca
Student Central provides support services for all U of S students, both
on and off campus. Services include:
Technical support
Government student loans information and documentation
University transcripts
Online registration and support
Information regarding fee appeals and emergency loans
Access to all on-campus services
Access to learning support and everything else related to your
student experience
Email: askus@usask.ca
Phone: 306.966.1212/1.877.650.1212
Off-Campus & Distance Education
cost per 6
cu class*
$1127.28
$1150.56
$1278.36
$1188.84
$1144.44
$1155.66
$1174.20
International Student Tuition
International student fees are assessed at 2.6 times the rate of
Canadian students. International students fees for certificate
programs are assessed at 1.5 times the Canadian rate.
Tuition Fees for Senior Citizens
Tuitions for some courses may be waived for people age 65 and
older when enrolled on a part-time basis during the Fall and
Winter Terms. This waiver is for tuition only, and does not include
materials, laboratory fees, student fees and any other associated
costs. Contact Student Central at 1.877.650.1212 or email
askus@usask.ca for information.
Cancellations and Refunds
Visit students.usask.ca/academics/classes.php#registerforclasses
for information and policies.
Student Fees
All University of Saskatchewan students pay fees, which go toward a
variety of supports services including the University of Saskatchewan
Students’ Union (USSU). Student fees are assessed per term based on
full- or part-time student status. Off campus students can opt in to
Health and Dental Plans. Learn more at students.usask.ca/money/
tuition.php.
Fees are added to your account when you register for classes. To
view your account status, log into PAWS and select ‘Academics’ then
‘Tuition and Fees’. All statements and tax forms are available in PAWS.
Payment Due Dates for Regular Session
• Fall Term 1: September 30, 2015
• Winter Term 2: January 30, 2016
Tuition and fees for multi term classes are divided between both
terms: the first half is due by the Term 1 due date and the second half
is due by the Term 2 due date.
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General Information
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cost per 3 cu class*
$563.64
$575.28 $639.18
$594.42
$572.22
$577.83
$587.10
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General Information
Late payment fees equal to 1.5% are charged (19.6% yearly) on
overdue accounts.
Balances that remain past due are charged on a monthly basis until
the balance is paid in full.
Visit students.usask.ca/money for information on:
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Payment Options
Student Loans
Income Tax Information & Receipts
Late Fee Payment and Withdrawal of Services
Since this service is mail-based, you are advised to request library
materials at least three weeks in advance of your assignment due date.
You can expect a five-day turn around. When returning materials,
please allow for a minimum of one-week for mail delivery. Prepaid
postage labels are provided in your package.
Check your library account in PAWS regularly to see your status on
item requests, due dates, and renewals.
Writing Centre
usask.ca/ict
Off-campus students taking classes listed throughout this guide
have access to free writing support. The Writing Centre will help
you improve essays, reports, and other academic writing. Fill out
the online request form and submit your draft to ccde.usask.ca/
writingcentre.
Office Hours:
Monday to Thursday: 8:00 am to 11:00 pm
Friday: 8:00 am to 8:00 pm
Saturday: 10:00 am to 6:00 pm
Sunday: 12:00 pm to 11:00 pm
Student Identification and Library Card
All University of Saskatchewan off-campus students will be provided
with a student card. Photographs and verification can be arranged
through your regional college and at the Prince Albert campus.
You will need one of the following pieces of identification:
• photo driver’s license
• passport or citizenship card
For more information, visit usask.ca/consumer_services/cardoffice
Examinations
Exam schedules are released in October and February. Schedules will
be sent through your university PAWS email account.
Bookstore
usask.ca/bookstore
Check your PAWS account for a list of required textbooks. You
can order textbooks online at usask.ca/bookstore or by calling
1.888.214.8888 (toll free) or 306.966.8419. Email the bookstore at
bookstore_mailorder@usask.ca
General Information
Library services are available to all off-campus students. To request
books and materials, visit library.usask.ca/offcampus
ICT Help Desk
As a University of Saskatchewan student, you may use a wide range
of computer services. Contact the ICT Help Desk for assistance with
web browsers, connection problems, class navigation, etc. Visit:
usask.ca/ict or call 306.966.4817 or 1.800.966.4817 (toll free in
Canada). Email help.desk@usask.ca
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Library Services
Depending on where you live, you could receive your textbooks the
following day. Prince Albert campus students can purchase books
onsite. The University of Saskatchewan Bookstore also provides a
Textbook Rental program and access to Google eBooks. Learn more
at bookstore.usask.ca
For textbook return policies, please visit usask.ca/bookstore.
Off-Campus & Distance Education
Other Services
Visit ccde.usask.ca/distanceeducation/studentsupport for links to
services available for off-campus and distance students. Services include:
• Disability Services for Students (DSS) provides a range
of services such as examination accommodation, adaptive
technology, student orientation, advocacy and accessibility for
students who have a wide range of physical or learning disabilities.
• Student Health & Dental Plan provides quality health care
and insurance to all University of Saskatchewan students and
their dependents.
• Student Counselling Services provide individual, couple, and
group therapy programs to U of S students experiencing personal
difficulty or temporary crises. They also provide academic skills
development and career planning services.
• The Student Employment and Career Centre (SECC) liaisons
with employers and students and provides career search support
and counselling.
• The Aboriginal Students’ Centre (ASC) offers a variety of
programs and services including transition support, academic
support, student advising and cultural programming.
• International Student and Study Abroad Centre (ISSAC):
provides support services to international students and their
families and advocates for cross-cultural understanding within
the University community.
• Student and Enrolment Services collaborates with other
campus units on student matters and advocates for individual
students and student groups.
• Residence Accommodation and Housing is available if and
when you decide to study full-time on campus.
• Campus Chaplains represent various branches of Christianity,
Judaism and can connect you with other faith communities.
• University of Saskatchewan Students’ Union (USSU): All
University of Saskatchewan students belong to the USSU, which
provides a wide range of student supports and services.
• USSU Childcare Centre: Daycare services are available if and
when you choose to study full-time on campus.
ccde.usask.ca/distanceeducation
Common Visiting Student Application Guide
Common Visiting Student (must be a student at U of S, U of R or Saskatchewan Polytechnic)
As a Common Visiting Student you are able to take courses that
are presented in an alternate mode of delivery at a partner
institution, with the exception of those classes taken in the Spring
and Summer Terms.
A visiting student is eligible to take classes at the U of S with a letter
of permission provided by their home institution with the intent of
transferring earned credit back to the home institution. A letter of
permission is required for admission.
To obtain the Common Visiting Student Application Guide and the
Common Visiting Application and Course Approval Form see your
off-campus site or visit ccde.usask.ca/doc.
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Class Schedule Worksheet
Class Schedule Worksheet
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Off-Campus & Distance Education
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Where to Go for Help
Standard hours of operation for most University offices are
8:30 am to 4:30 pm, Monday–Friday unless noted otherwise.
Admission
University of Saskatchewan
105 Administration Place
Saskatoon SK S7N 5A2 Canada
Phone: 306.966.5788
Fax: 306.966.2115
admissions@usask.ca
explore.usask.ca/admission
Student Central & Registration
Phone: 306.966.1212, or 1.877.650.1212 (toll free in Canada)
askus@usask.ca
students.usask.ca/academics/registration
Administration Building
105 Administration Place
Saskatoon SK S7N 5A2
Academic Counselling for Off-Campus and Distance
Learning Students
Students should contact the appropriate college office:
Off-Campus Arts & Science Students
Donna Bilokreli
Phone: 1.800.667.6963
donna.bilokreli@usask.ca
College of Agriculture & Bioresources
Phone: 306.966.6646
agbio.usask.ca/students/undergraduate/academic-advice.php
Edwards School of Business
Phone: 306.966.4785
undergrad@edwards.usask.ca
College of Education
Phone: 306.966.7654
advising.education@usask.ca
usask.ca/education/current-students/undergraduate
College of Nursing
Phone: 306.966.6231 or 966.6172
nursing.advising@usask.ca
usask.ca/nursing/students/advisors
Other Inquiries
ICT Help Desk
Phone: 306.966.4817 or 1.800.966.4817 (toll-free in Canada)
help.desk@usask.ca
usask.ca/its/guides/help_desk
Hours: Extended hours will vary according to time of year.
Check website for times.
Library Services for Distance & Distributed Students
Phone toll free in SK: 1.888.859.9999
Phone: 306.966.5963
distance@library.usask.ca
library.usask.ca/murray/offcampus
Hours: Extended hours will vary according to time of year.
Check website for times
Bookstore
Phone toll free: 1.888.214.8888
(ORDERS ONLY) or 306.966.8419
Fax: 306.966.7416
bookstore@usask.ca
usask.ca/bookstore
Hours: Extended hours will vary according to time of year.
Check website for times
Disability Services for Students
Phone: 306.966.7273 (general enquiries)
Phone: 306.966.7276 (for hard of hearing)
dss@usask.ca
usask.ca/students/disability
Aboriginal Students Centre
Phone: 306.966.5790
asc@usask.ca
students.usask.ca/current/aboriginal/asc
Student Employment & Career Centre
Phone: 306.966.5003
secc@usask.ca
usask.ca/secc
Student Health and Counselling Services
Health Phone: 306.966.5768
Counselling Phone: 306.966.4920
students.usask.ca/current/life/health
Not sure where to start? Call our office for assistance.
Off-Campus & Distance Education
Phone: 306.966.5563, or toll free (in Canada): 1.866.966.5563
distance.learning@usask.ca
ccde.usask.ca
Off-Campus & Distance Education
ccde.usask.ca/distanceeducation
Where to Go for Help
University of Saskatchewan Students’ Union (USSU)
Phone: 306.966.6960
contactus@ussu.ca
ussu.usask.ca
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Academic Schedule & Other Important Dates
2015
July1 Canada Day Holiday—University closed
August
3 Saskatchewan Day Holiday—University closed
15Deadline for applications for admission (and required documents) for new students for the first-year Arts & Science or
Agriculture & Bioresources programs at:
• Cumberland College (Melfort)
• Great Plains College (Kindersley or Swift Current)
• Northlands College (La Ronge)
• U of S Off-Campus Program in Prince Albert
• North West Regional College (North Battleford)
• Parkland College (Yorkton)
31 Closing date for submission of applications for Fall Convocation
September3 Classes begin. Last day to register for Independent Studies Fall term and multi-term classes using PAWS.
7 Labour Day Holiday—University closed
17 Last day for making changes in Fall term classes and multi-term classes for 100% tuition credit
October
12 Thanksgiving Day Holiday—University closed
24 Fall Convocation
November 9–14 No classes—midterm break for most colleges
11 Remembrance Day Holiday—University closed
15
Last day for withdrawing from Fall term classes without academic penalty
December8 9 23 25–31 Last day of classes
Final examinations begin for Fall term
Last day of Fall term final examinations
University closed
Academic Schedule & Other Important Dates
2016
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January 1 New Year’s Day Holiday—University closed
5 Classes begin
5 Final day to register for Independent Studies Winter term classes using PAWS.
18 Last day for making changes in registration for Winter term classes for 100% tuition credit
February15 Last day for withdrawing without academic penalty from multi-term classes
15 Family Day Holiday—University closed
16 Fall term deferred and supplemental examinations begin
15–20 No classes—midterm break for most colleges
15 Last day for withdrawing from Winter term classes without academic penalty
March 25 Good Friday—University Closed
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Deadline for submission of applications for Spring Convocation
April7 Last day of classes
9 Final examinations begin
30 Last day of examinations
May 4 Spring & Summer Session begins
23 Victoria Day Holiday—University closed
30–31 Spring Convocation
June 1–2 Spring Convocation
9 Winter term and multi-term deferred examinations begin
As of March 1, 2015, all readers and prospective students are advised that matters dealt with in this Guide are subject to continuing review and
revision, as it is published well in advance of the opening of the Regular Session. The University reserves the right to change/amend/add or cancel
classes/programs, impose enrolment limitations, alter the timetable, fee structure, and regulations as circumstances require from those published
in this Guide. For detailed information on regulations, deadlines, dates, colleges, degrees, classes and prerequisites, please refer to the University
Course and Program Catalogue online at: usask.ca/programs. Should changes occur, students will be permitted to change classes without penalty
within the published deadlines or to receive a full tuition refund if acceptable alternative classes are not available. The most up-to-date information
on classes is online.
Off-Campus & Distance Education
ccde.usask.ca/distanceeducation
Off-Campus Locations Across Saskatchewan
U of S Off-Campus Program
Prince Albert
Cumberland College
Melfort, Nipawin, Tisdale, Hudson Bay
Great Plains College
Kindersley, Warman, Swift Current
North West Regional College
North Battleford, Meadow Lake
Northlands College
La Ronge, Creighton, Buffalo Narrows, Ile-á-la-Crosse
Parkland College
Yorkton, Canora, Melville
St. Peter’s College
Muenster
Southeast College
Assiniboia, Estevan, Indian Head, Moosomin,
Weyburn, Whitehead
Student Central • University of Saskatchewan
105 Administration Place, Saskatoon SK S7N 5A2
306.966.1212 or 1.877.650.1212
askus@usask.ca
students.usask.ca
students.usask.ca