Online Courses

What are the benefits of taking online courses?

Online courses give students the flexibility needed to balance work, life and university.

If you live outside Regina, work full- or part-time or have a busy personal life and want to work toward a university program, you can take online courses from anywhere and fit them into your schedule.

You can complete the first two years of a Faculty of Arts degree right at home so you won’t have the expense of moving to Regina.

Save the time it would take to travel back and forth to campus.

What’s it like to take an online course?

Online courses are taught through UR Courses, a learning platform which is the hub for all course lectures, notes, assignments, quizzes, exams, etc. On UR Courses, you will see your course syllabus and due dates while also having interactive capabilities such as discussion forums and a course email tool.

It’s important to be organized and stay on track with online courses, so make sure to add all of your assignment dates to your calendar.

If you need help with your course work, your professor is available just like a face-to-face course, but through email, phone or virtual office hours. And, if you have any technical issues, we’re here to help at ur.online@uregina.ca.

Sample Online Course - take a look at the online course interface. 

Getting Started Guide - here's a resource with valuable information to start with.

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10004 ACAD 100 397 Academic Discourse: Writing, Research, and Learning Strategies Jan 4
Apr 11
10005 ACAD 100 398 Academic Discourse: Writing, Research, and Learning Strategies Jan 4
Apr 11
10006 ACAD 100 399 Academic Discourse: Writing, Research, and Learning Strategies Jan 4
Apr 11
13370 ADMN 100 S43 Introduction to Administration Jan 4
Apr 11
10019 ADMN 100 S90 Introduction to Administration Jan 4
Apr 11
10020 ADMN 100 S91 Introduction to Administration Jan 4
Apr 11
10070 ANTH 100 002 Introduction to Anthropology Jan 4
Apr 11
13051 ANTH 100 395 Introduction to Anthropology Feb 1
Apr 28
13052 ANTH 100 396 Introduction to Anthropology Feb 1
Apr 28
10072 ANTH 100 397 Introduction to Anthropology Jan 4
Apr 11
13186 ANTH 242AQ 001 Anthropology of Evil Jan 4
Apr 11
10078 ART 100 397 Introduction to Art Jan 4
Apr 11
10083 ART 230 397 Introduction to Drawing Jan 4
Apr 11
10138 ASTR 101 C97 Introduction to Astronomy Jan 4
Apr 11
10190 BIOL 140 L98 Human Biology for Non-majors Jan 4
Apr 11
10190 BIOL 140 L98 Human Biology for Non-majors Jan 4
Apr 11
10191 BIOL 140 L99 Human Biology for Non-majors Jan 4
Apr 11
10191 BIOL 140 L99 Human Biology for Non-majors Jan 4
Apr 11
10263 BUS 100 397 Introduction to Business Jan 4
Apr 11
10264 BUS 100 398 Introduction to Business Jan 4
Apr 11
10277 BUS 205 397 Management Communication Jan 4
Apr 11
10278 BUS 205 398 Management Communication Jan 4
Apr 11
10291 BUS 250 397 Introduction to Human Resource Management and Industrial Relations Jan 4
Apr 11
10292 BUS 250 398 Introduction to Human Resource Management and Industrial Relations Jan 4
Apr 11
10301 BUS 260 397 Introduction to Organizational Behaviour Jan 4
Apr 11
10302 BUS 260 398 Introduction to Organizational Behaviour Jan 4
Apr 11
10376 CCE 099 001 Academic Integrity and Strategies for Success Jan 4
Apr 11
10648 CREE 100 S90 Elementary Cree I Jan 4
Apr 11
10649 CREE 100 S91 Elementary Cree I Jan 4
Apr 11
10654 CREE 101 S90 Elementary Cree II Jan 4
Apr 11
10814 CTCH 113 397 Introduction to Digital Studio Tools Jan 4
Apr 11
13680 CTCH 113 398 Introduction to Digital Studio Tools Jan 4
Apr 11
10816 CTCH 210AB 397 3D Animation: Art, Social Media Jan 4
Apr 11
10866 EC&I 804 397 Curriculum Development Jan 4
Jan 4
10866 EC&I 804 397 Curriculum Development Jan 4
Apr 11
10868 EC&I 821 397 The Impacts of Cultural Concepts on the Design of Aboriginal Education Programs Jan 4
Apr 11
10870 EC&I 830 397 Contemporary Issues in Educational Technology Jan 4
Apr 11
10870 EC&I 830 397 Contemporary Issues in Educational Technology Jan 4
Apr 11
10871 EC&I 830 398 Contemporary Issues in Educational Technology Jan 4
Apr 11
10871 EC&I 830 398 Contemporary Issues in Educational Technology Jan 4
Apr 11
10891 ECE 325 397 Experiential Learning for Young Children Jan 4
Apr 11
10895 ECON 100 397 Introduction to Economic Issues Jan 4
Apr 11
10896 ECON 100 398 Introduction to Economic Issues Jan 4
Apr 11
10909 ECON 253 397 Economic Issues in the Canadian Health Care System Jan 4
Apr 11
10933 ECS 101 397 Education for Justice: Knowledge, Schooling and Society Jan 4
Apr 11
10934 ECS 101 398 Education for Justice: Knowledge, Schooling and Society Jan 4
Apr 11
10944 ECS 102 397 Education for Justice: Self and Other Jan 4
Apr 11
10950 ECS 203 397 Curriculum and Pedagogy 1 Jan 4
Apr 11
10998 EDL 824 397 The Employee Life Cycle in Education Jan 4
Apr 11
10999 EDL 824 398 The Employee Life Cycle in Education Jan 4
Apr 11
11000 EDL 825 397 Learning and Assessment Leadership Jan 4
Apr 11
13456 EIND 205 S23 Introduction to Indigenous Education Jan 4
Apr 11
11032 EIND 205 S90 Introduction to Indigenous Education Jan 4
Apr 11
11256 ENGL 100 391 Critical Reading and Writing I Jan 4
Apr 11
11257 ENGL 100 392 Critical Reading and Writing I Jan 4
Apr 11
13362 ENGL 100 394 Critical Reading and Writing I Feb 1
May 12
13363 ENGL 100 395 Critical Reading and Writing I Feb 1
May 12
11258 ENGL 100 396 Critical Reading and Writing I Jan 4
Apr 11
11259 ENGL 100 397 Critical Reading and Writing I Jan 4
Apr 11
11260 ENGL 100 398 Critical Reading and Writing I Jan 4
Apr 11
11261 ENGL 100 399 Critical Reading and Writing I Jan 4
Apr 11
11287 ENGL 110 396 Critical Reading and Writing II Jan 4
Apr 11
11288 ENGL 110 397 Critical Reading and Writing II Jan 4
Apr 11
11289 ENGL 110 398 Critical Reading and Writing II Jan 4
Apr 11
11492 ENVS 200 S90 Indigenous Environmental Law Jan 4
Apr 11
13443 ESCI 302 011 Environmental Education Jan 4
Apr 11
11603 FRN 100 397 Discovery I / Découverte I Jan 4
Apr 11
11611 FRN 101 397 Discovery II / Découverte II Jan 4
Apr 11
11618 FRN 201 397 Exploration II / Exploration II Jan 4
Apr 11
13628 GES 100 397 World Regional Geography Jan 4
Apr 11
11707 GES 327 397 Hydrology Jan 4
Apr 11
11740 HIST 113 397 Issues in Canadian History Jan 4
Apr 11
11765 HS 200 397 Understanding Health and Illness Jan 4
Apr 11
13416 ILP 100 S90 Introduction to Intercultural Leadership Jan 4
Apr 11
13417 ILP 100 S91 Introduction to Intercultural Leadership Jan 4
Apr 11
13418 ILP 100 S92 Introduction to Intercultural Leadership Jan 4
Apr 11
11790 INAH 100 S90 Jan 4
Apr 11
11804 INDG 100 S90 Introduction to Indigenous Studies Jan 4
Apr 11
13221 INDG 228 S90 Indigenous History Within Canada: Eastern Canada Jan 4
Apr 11
11817 INDG 229 S90 Indigenous History Within Canada: Western Canada Jan 4
Apr 11
13222 INDG 260 S90 History of Residential Schools in Canada Jan 4
Apr 11
13223 INDG 260 S91 History of Residential Schools in Canada Jan 4
Apr 11
13224 INDG 260 S92 History of Residential Schools in Canada Jan 4
Apr 11
13543 INDG 260 S93 History of Residential Schools in Canada Jan 4
Apr 11
13544 INDG 260 S94 History of Residential Schools in Canada Jan 4
Apr 11
13225 INDG 262 S90 Reconciliation and Indigenous Resurgence in Canada Jan 4
Apr 11
13226 INDG 262 S91 Reconciliation and Indigenous Resurgence in Canada Jan 4
Apr 11
13227 INDG 262 S92 Reconciliation and Indigenous Resurgence in Canada Jan 4
Apr 11
13228 INDG 332 S90 Applications of Indigenous Spirituality Jan 4
Apr 11
11849 INHS 100 S90 Introduction to Indigenous Health Studies I Jan 4
Apr 11
11850 INHS 100 S91 Introduction to Indigenous Health Studies I Jan 4
Apr 11
11855 INHS 210 S90 Contemporary Issues in Indigenous Health Jan 4
Apr 11
11858 INHS 300 S90 Community-Based Indigenous Health Research Methods Jan 4
Apr 11
11859 INSW 200 S90 Introduction to Indigenous Social Work Jan 4
Apr 11
13549 INSW 200 S91 Introduction to Indigenous Social Work Jan 4
Apr 11
13205 INSW 437 S90 Indigenous Social Work with Families Jan 4
Apr 11
11886 INSW 451 S90 Indigenous Approach to Social Work Research Jan 4
Apr 11
11890 INSW 469 S90 Indigenous Perspective on Social Policy Jan 4
Apr 11
11892 INSW 495AE S90 Trauma Informed Practice from an Indigenous Perspective Jan 4
Apr 11
11910 JAPN 111 992 Introductory Japanese I Jan 4
Apr 11
11943 JS 100 397 Introduction to Justice Jan 4
Apr 11
11952 JS 319 397 Criminological Theories Jan 4
Apr 11
11956 JS 381 397 Foundations of Human Rights Jan 4
Apr 11
11957 JS 443 397 Police Organization, Administration & Leadership in Canada Jan 4
Apr 11
11961 JS 490 397 Practicum ll (Advanced): Field Placement Jan 4
Apr 11
11962 JS 490 398 Practicum ll (Advanced): Field Placement Jan 4
Apr 11
11966 JSGS 814 397 Biostatistics for Public Health Jan 4
Apr 11
11967 JSGS 824 397 Health Program Planning and Evaluation Jan 4
Apr 11
11968 JSGS 826 397 Human Resources Management in Healthcare Jan 4
Apr 11
11969 JSGS 827 397 Health Care Organizations and Administration Jan 4
Apr 11
11970 JSGS 832 397 Population Based Health Program Management Jan 4
Apr 11
11971 JSGS 834 397 Financial Management of Health Care Organizations Jan 4
Apr 11
11972 JSGS 856 397 Health Information Privacy Policy Jan 4
Apr 11
12030 KIN 110 397 Sociology of Sport, Recreation and Physical Activity Jan 4
Apr 11
12031 KIN 115 397 Introduction to Sport and Exercise Psychology Jan 4
Apr 11
12036 KIN 120 397 Rec - Persons with Disabilities Jan 4
Apr 11
12040 KIN 170 397 Lifestyle, Health and Wellness Jan 4
Apr 11
12073 KIN 261 395 Human Anatomy and Physiology I Jan 4
Apr 11
12075 KIN 261 397 Human Anatomy and Physiology I Jan 4
Apr 11
12076 KIN 267 397 Human Physiology l Jan 4
Apr 11
12083 KIN 275 397 Introduction to Nutrition Jan 4
Apr 11
13237 KIN 342 397 Developmental Disability and Well Being Jan 4
Apr 11
12118 LG 200 397 Local Government Authority in Saskatchewan Jan 4
Apr 11
12119 LG 202 397 Local Government Legislation and Statute Law Jan 4
Apr 11
12120 LG 204 397 Basic Accounting Practices Jan 4
Jan 4
12120 LG 204 397 Basic Accounting Practices Jan 4
Apr 11
12121 LG 206 397 Local Government Accounting Jan 4
Apr 11
12122 LG 208AA 397 Local Government Management Practices Jan 4
Apr 11
12135 MAP 200AF 397 Visual Imaging: Looking Through the Lens Jan 4
Apr 11
12137 MAP 200AL 397 Decolonization and the Arts Jan 4
Apr 11
13229 MATH 101 397 Introductory Finite Mathematics I Jan 4
Apr 11
12154 MATH 110 002 Calculus I Jan 4
Apr 11
12156 MATH 110 020 Calculus I Jan 4
Apr 11
12246 MU 100 397 Introduction to Music Jan 4
Apr 11
12332 PHIL 100 397 Introduction to Philosophy Jan 4
Apr 11
12357 PHYS 109 091 General Physics I Jan 9
Apr 11
12364 PHYS 109 S90 General Physics I Jan 4
Apr 11
12403 PMTH 092 397 Intermediate Algebra II Jan 4
Apr 11
12412 PR 100 397 Foundations of Public Relations Jan 4
Apr 11
12413 PR 101 397 Writing and Editing for Public Relations Jan 4
Apr 11
12414 PR 200 397 Strategic Communication Planning Jan 4
Apr 11
12415 PR 201 397 Communications Tools and Techniques Jan 4
Apr 11
12416 PR 203 397 Media Relations Jan 4
Apr 11
12418 PSCI 100 397 People, Power and Politics: An Introduction Jan 4
Apr 11
12419 PSCI 210 397 Introduction to Political Thought Jan 4
Apr 11
12422 PSCI 240 397 World Politics Jan 4
Apr 11
12461 PSYC 102 C97 Introductory Psychology: Biological and Cognitive Focus Jan 4
Apr 11
12472 PSYC 220 C97 Social Psychology Jan 4
Apr 11
12473 PSYC 230 397 Personality Psychology Jan 4
Apr 11
12477 PSYC 255 397 Biological Foundations of Behaviour Jan 4
Apr 11
12561 RLST 228 L98 Christianity Jan 4
Apr 11
12563 RLST 268 397 Cults or New Religious Movements Jan 4
Apr 11
12580 SOC 100 396 Introduction to Sociology Jan 4
Apr 11
12581 SOC 100 397 Introduction to Sociology Jan 4
Apr 11
12584 SOC 201 397 Globalization and Development Jan 4
Apr 11
12585 SOC 207 397 The "Nature/Nurture" Controversy Jan 4
Apr 11
12587 SOC 210 397 Social Structure and Personality Jan 4
Apr 11
12590 SOC 214 397 Sociology of Indigenous People in Canada Jan 4
Apr 11
12592 SOC 222 397 Sociology of Health Jan 4
Apr 11
12593 SOC 230 397 Environment and Society Jan 4
Apr 11
12603 SOC 288 397 Sociology of Addiction Jan 4
Apr 11
12604 SOC 299 397 Sociology of Mental Illness Jan 4
Apr 11
12624 SOST 110 397 Introduction to Mass Media Jan 4
Apr 11
12653 SRS 120 397 Introduction to Recreation for Persons with Disabilities Jan 4
Apr 11
12741 SW 347 397 Social Work Practice II Jan 4
Apr 11
12742 SW 347 398 Social Work Practice II Jan 4
Apr 11
13159 SW 348 398 Social Work Practicum I Jan 3
Jan 3
13159 SW 348 398 Social Work Practicum I Jan 3
Apr 14
12759 SW 415 397 Poverty Jan 4
Apr 11
12760 SW 415 398 Poverty Jan 4
Apr 11
13169 SW 448 397 Social Work Practicum II Jan 4
Jan 4
13169 SW 448 397 Social Work Practicum II Jan 4
Apr 21
13170 SW 448 398 Social Work Practicum II Jan 4
Jan 4
13170 SW 448 398 Social Work Practicum II Jan 4
Apr 21
12772 SW 451 397 Social Work Research Jan 4
Apr 11
12773 SW 451 398 Social Work Research Jan 4
Apr 11
12776 SW 460 397 Ethics in Social Work Jan 4
Apr 11
12777 SW 460 398 Ethics in Social Work Jan 4
Apr 11
12901 WGST 201 397 Women, the Environment and Change Jan 4
Apr 11