Racialized Graduate Student Resources
Racialized Graduate Student Resources |
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BIPOC Mentorship Program
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Annual Graduate Student BIPOC Conference
Click to download Proceedings of the 1st Annual BIPOC Graduate Student Conference |
Master's and Doctoral Process Questions
What are Comprehensive Doctoral Exams?
What is the thesis process?
How long does it take? A Master's thesis can take around a year to write, while a PhD thesis will take approximately 2 years (but this can vary greatly). Can I transfer routes or switch to a new program? You may request to switch routes within your program by filling out a request any time on your student account. Applications to different programs must be processed as a new application, and will only be evaluated after the applicable deadlines. Project Route: Project Guide (pdf) Project Report Template (doc) Thesis Route: Thesis Guide(pdf) Thesis Template (doc) Practicum: Practicum Guide (pdf) Practicum Template (doc) Thesis Proposal: Thesis Proposal Outline (pdf) PhD Handbook: PhD Handbook (pdf)
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Frequently Asked Questions: Graduate Awards and Scholarships
Where should I register in GAP (Graduate Awards Portal)? Video How can I know about eligibility criteria for awards and scholarships, and where should I apply? What is a GTA (Graduate Teacher Assistantship)?More scholarship information at https://www.uregina.ca/gradstudies/current-students/scholarships/index.html
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Writing Supports
Frequently Asked Questions: Editing/Writing Sessions
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Programs/Routes and Courses
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Email: Where do I find current information about events, changes, upcoming deadlines, etc.? Your email is the number one source of information. Check your email regularly for communications from ed.grad.programs@uregina.ca and education.funding@uregina.ca
Follow our social media: Facebook and Twitter @UREdGrad
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Textbooks
Who is responsible for providing me with course textbooks? Students are responsible for purchasing the required textbooks.
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Campus Security
I need help/feel unsafe on campus: Call 24-hour Campus Security at 306-585-4999 or 306-337-3199
Who should I call if I feel uncomfortable/unsafe with someone (i.e. instructors, classmates)?
Harassment and Discrimination Prevention Office (Respectful Work and Learning Environment) Phone: 306-585-5400 Email: ian.macausland-berg@uregina.ca or respect@uregina.ca Sexual Assault/Rape Crisis 522-2777 352-0434 (after 4:30 PM) 522-5070 rwcc@sasktel.net |
Wellness and Mental Health
Is there someone safe I can talk to?
Allied Health Centre contact numbers: 306-337-2640 or 306-585-4417
Counselling Services 306-585-4491; 306-525-5333. After 4:30 PM: 306-585-5172 or email counselling.services@uregina.ca
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Territorial Acknowledgements
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Job/Career information and opportunities
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Resources for International Students |
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Documents needed Bank Card: Call your bank (i.e. National Bank of Canada, TD, RBC, Scotiabank, etc.) SIN number: Contact Service Canada, 1783 Hamilton St. Regina, SK S4P 2B6. Phone: +1-800-622-6232 |
Housing Options
In Regina: Contact a real-estate agent |
Grocery Stores
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International Student Centre Contact information: General Inquiries Contact for questions about careers on campus and to request a verification letter |
Tax Forms Do I need to fill a tax form? If you work either on or off the campus, you must fill out a tax form each year. More information? https://www.uregina.ca/safa/tax-info.html
https://www.uregina.ca/fs/students/income-tax.html
https://www.canada.ca/en/revenue-agency/services/tax/individuals/segments/students.html |
Bus Routes |
Student Interviews with Hosna Tayebianvar
In this series of interviews, PhD student Hosna Tayebianvar talks with grad students about their experiences in grad studies and asks them to offer tips and strategies.
Video: Grad students and the Dean of Education share stories about their experiences in grad studies:
Video: Grad students and the Dean of Education share what they wished they knew prior to becoming a grad student: