
Department of Politics and International Studies
The Department of Politics and International Studies offer degrees in both Political Science and International Studies.
Whichever program students are enrolled in, our mission remains to encourage them to think broadly, critically, and systematically about the core features of their democratic and global citizenship. We strive to give our students the tools they will need to understand their world as they make their way in the 21st century.
The faculty are engaged and productive scholars who are committed to excellence in teaching and making the Department of Politics and International Studies at the University of Regina a diverse, accomplished, and vibrant place in which students can learn.
If you would like more information on any of our programs, please contact the Department Head.
We encourage students to participate in local internships, short travel courses, and international exchange programs.
The Department of Politics and International Studies hosts and partners with a number of travel and work opportunities for students. These include:
- Short travel courses based out of the Faculty of Arts, including to Costa Rica and Germany in 2024-2025
- The Todd L. Dixon PAIS Travel Award, which awards travel scholarships to Politics & International Studies students each semester
- A unique partnership with the United Nations Volunteers platform for remote/virtual internships
- For-credit internships with a range of partner organizations through International Studies 391, “Internships in International Studies”
- The Arts Work Internship Program
- A long list of universities worldwide where students can complete a semester- or year-long exchange program
- A reciprocal exchange program agreement with Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool University in Suzhou, China
Please contact the Department Head for more information.
Undergraduate Programs
Contact Us
University of Regina
Classroom Building 211
3737 Wascana Parkway
Regina SK S4S 0A2
Phone: 306-585-4206
Email: PAIS.Dept@uregina.ca
Department Head
Recent PAIS Graduates
Announcements and Upcoming Events

International Women's Day Event
Considering Grad School?
Join us on November 12 , 4:00-5:30 in Classroom Building 434
Thinking about applying to grad school but unsure where to start? This panel will offer advice and guidance from PAIS and JSGS professors on how to decide if grad school is the right path for you, how to apply, programs to consider, funding options and more! Tailored to students in Politics and International Studies, but all are welcome!
Speakers:
- Marta Bashovski, Associate Professor, Political Science
- Kathy McNutt, Professor, Johnson Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy
- Brain McQuinn, Associate Professor, International Studies
- Arjun Tremblay, Associate Professor, Political Science
Travel Fund for PAIS Students
