Location The University of Saskatoon is located in Saskatoon, Canada. It is the capital of Saskatoon province and a university town, located on the beautiful coast of South Saskatoon province. With a campus area of 755 hectares, Saskatoon is a traditional and innovative institution of higher learning. Saskatoon is the agricultural and mining center of Saskatoon, and it is in a leading position in the application of high technology and biological sciences. Saskatoon has a symphony orchestra. It only takes 10 minutes to drive from the airport to the city center. There are a large number of round-trip flights connecting Saskatoon with all parts of Canada and around the world every day. The campus of the University of Saskatchewan is one of the most beautiful campuses in North America and the most attractive campus in Canada. Its unique architectural division, picturesque campus, first-class teaching facilities and remarkable academic achievements have also come into being. The teaching facilities of the University of Saskatchewan are quite large, including the largest and most successful research institution in Canada. Curriculum: The University of Saskatchewan has 65,438+03 colleges and more than 65,438+000 majors. The largest college-College of Arts and Sciences offers more than 40 majors, including computer and economics.
Library and Computer Resources The University of Saskatchewan Library is one of the best libraries in Canada. Open-shelf books include 6.5438+0.5 million books, 8,000 periodicals, 2.5 million sets of microfilms and a large number of Canadian government documents.
Accommodation service Canadians attach importance to education, and the per capita investment in education is higher than that of any OECD country. The University of Saskatoon provides student dormitories. Saskatoon University is one of the universities with the lowest tuition standard in Canada, and the living standard in Saskatoon is also very reasonable.
Health Consultation Student Health Center provides confidential medical services for students and their families. Full-time international students studying at the University of Saskatchewan can enjoy free provincial medical and hospitalization insurance, while students who have lived in other provinces in Canada do not enjoy the medical insurance of the university within three months after arriving at the school.
The International Federation of Students with Special Services represents international students and helps to promote contacts between international students. Professional consultants provide you with learning skills training and career counseling to help students who are in trouble in their personal life, social life or family.
Student Service The University of Saskatchewan is famous for its excellent student service. It provides students with various consultations and many other services to help them solve their difficulties in life and study.
Admission requires that the teaching language of the University of Saskatchewan is English, and all non-English applicants must prove their English proficiency. Undergraduate applicants are required to score at least 550 in TOEFL written test or at least 265,438+03 in TOEFL computer test, or at least 85 in MELAB, or IELTS 6.06.0, or Canadian English scholar and trainer 4.5. Applicants from schools that teach and test in English after middle school or middle school can consider exempting themselves from the English proficiency requirement. Students can also participate in the full-time English intensive reading program for academic purposes provided by the second language teaching center of our school and meet the specified requirements. Clubs and Clubs There are many clubs in the University of Saskatchewan, and students can choose according to their personal hobbies. Among them, China Students' Union holds some activities regularly. Students who like sports can also find companions here and watch the latest TV and periodicals in Chinese mainland. Recreational activities The University of Saskatchewan has many recreational activities for you to choose from. There are two gyms, a fitness center, two swimming pools, an ice rink and an ice rink, a tennis court and a soft tennis court, as well as several kilometers of bicycle lanes, jogging lanes and walking lanes. Students can make full use of various recreational activities. Deadline for application: Spring 2005 &; Summer major: agronomy, literature &; Science, business, engineering and ergonomics