Distance Learning, Off-Campus and Certificate Programs (DOC)
You can take a university class and start earning a degree
or certificate from the University of Saskatchewan without coming
on campus.
The University of Saskatchewan provides a number of options for students to study off-campus. These include: independent studies (correspondence) classes, online classes, televised classes (at over 50 sites in the province), off-campus face-to-face lecture classes (7 sites), and multi-mode classes. Sample one class or take enough classes to be a full-time student. You can take a full first-year College of Agriculture or Arts and Science program through Regional Colleges in Kindersley, La Ronge, Melfort, North Battleford, or Yorkton; SIAST Woodland Campus in Prince Albert; or St. Peter’s College in Muenster. You can also take a full first-year College of Agriculture program through regional colleges in Swift Current, Estevan and Weyburn. Online and independent studies classes can also taken by students on-campus, throughout the province or throughout the world.
The CCDE Writing Centre for students studying at a distance provides students with the tools necessary to write an effective essay, report, or review in any academic area and is available to anyone taking a distance delivered class administered through the CCDE.
Degree
Credit Course Offerings
Off-Campus Regular Session
Selected degree credit courses in Arts, Commerce, Education,
and Kinesiology are available in outlying centres through the
Regional College and SIAST systems in Kindersley, La Ronge,
Melfort, North Battleford, Prince Albert, Yorkton, and other
smaller centres. Discover the university courses being delivered
at a regional college or SIAST Campus near you.
Independent Studies &
Online Courses
Prefer to study at home no matter where you live? Many Agriculture,
Arts and Science, and Education courses are available in a distance
education format; instructional materials for such courses are
sent out by mail or via the internet. Opportunities are provided
for students to consult by telephone or email with faculty on
campus. Many courses rely primarily on printed and audio materials.
Some courses make use of a combination of printed materials,
face-to-face discussion, the Internet, or televised instruction
(both live and recorded). Find out what courses are offered this
year for you to take from the comfort of your own home.
Information
on admission, registration
and fees is
available through Student and Enrolment Services Division,
or through the CCDE Credit Studies Bulletin. Contact
us if you would like a Bulletin sent to you:
CCDE Credit Studies
University of Saskatchewan
464 Williams Building
221
Cumberland Ave. N.
Saskatoon SK S7N 1M3
The University of Saskatchewan now accepts applications
online.
Learn
More About the Different Credit Studies Delivery Modes:
The CCDE offers courses in six basic formats:
 Certificate
Programs
Open
Studies Advising ( Opens
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Not enrolled in a specific college at this time? Interested
in degree credit courses, but uncertain about college admission?
Perhaps you could use some advice. For more information on
Open Studies, see the Open
Studies Website. If you require further assistance, telephone:
(306)966-5607 or toll free in Saskatchewan 1-800-667-4780,
fax: (306)966-5590 or email open.studies@usask.ca.
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