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You will find a welcoming community within the University of Regina where you can pursue Arts, Fine Arts, Science degrees or pre-professional studies. Luther students are U of R students, pay the same tuition and fees, and receive a U of R degree.

You will benefit from Luther’s commitment to excellence in scholarship, student- centred approach to teaching, and small classes that are open to all students.

You will receive one-on-one academic advising throughout your university degree.

You can choose from optional groups of courses called Bundles designed to give you a successful start to University.

You can apply for additional college scholarships.

Luther’s unique Studentsfirst program eases your transition to university.

Luther’s Residence is a cost-effective option open to all students.

Luther’s optional chaplaincy program nurtures intellectual, emotional, and spiritual growth for all students.

Enroll in Luther courses

Our student-centred courses in Arts, Fine Arts, and Science are small in size and open to all students.

Register at the U of R through Luther

U of R students registered through Luther can access our personalized advising and registration services, orientation programs, and additional scholarships.

Live in the Luther Residence

The Luther Residence, with its all-you-care-to-eat dining plan,

is a cost-effective option for all students.

Participate in the Luther Community

Join us for student events, volunteer activities, and chaplaincy programs that enable you to meet others from the U of R campus and the community.

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The English-Science Bundle Plus is for first year science and pre-professional students. The program packages required courses together for easy registration and the English courses focus on scientific themes.

Pre-Law & Pre-Journalism Luther Course Bundles are groupings of courses that help students focus on particular thematic areas while meeting their requirements for Law & Journalism.

Additional scholarships, including specific awards for Luther pre-professional students.

One-on-one academic advising and personalized guidance from our experienced advisors.

Choose a Luther Course Bundle: groupings of courses with similar career or thematic interests for easy registration. These bundles help develop academic skills to set a strong foundation for your university success.

Explore your options & easily change degrees or programs; our advisors can help make your interests fit into your degree, even if you are still deciding what that degree will be!

Studentsfirst: learn from Luther graduates who have put their degrees to work. Enhance your skills in resumé building, social etiquette, and more.

Take a Luther Study Abroad Course and earn course credit toward your degree while travelling, experiencing the subject matter first hand, and having a Luther professor as your guide.

Do you have social issues or community organizations you are passionate about? So do we! Let’s work together to pursue our passions.

Interdisciplinary Studies (IDS): take Luther courses that incorporate global citizenship, community outreach, and service learning.

Our optional chaplaincy program hosts events and activities that explore important issues and ideas. Get involved and start making a difference in your community.

Volunteer Hub: learn about and participate in Canada’s voluntary sector, which generates $75 billion in revenues annually. Expand your network and build your career.

Luther welcomes students of all faiths, cultures, sexual orientations and gender identities.

I’m passionate & committed

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Arts Programs

Bachelor of Arts (BA) Bachelor of Arts Honours (BAHons)

Bachelor of Geographic Information Science (BGISc) Bachelor of Health Studies (BHS)

Bachelor of Human Justice (BHJ) BA in Journalism (BAJ) Bachelor of Journalism (BJ)

BA in Police Studies (BAPS) BA in Resource & Environmental Studies (BARES) - with SIAST

Advanced Certificate in Criminal Justice Bachelor of Arts Honours Certificate

Chinese Economics French German Health Studies

Indian Communication Arts Intercultural Leadership International Studies

Japanese Liberal Arts Spanish

Liberal Arts Diploma

PROGRAM MAJORSARTS MAJORSAnthropology Chinese Cree Language Studies Economics English Environmental Studies French Geography German History Indigenous StudiesInternational Studies Japanese Linguistics Philosophy Political SciencePsychology Religious Studies Saulteaux Language Studies Sociology Spanish Women’s and Gender Studies

FINE ARTS MAJORS Art History

Creative TechnologyCultures of Display

Film ProductionFilm Studies

Indian ArtIndian Art History

Music Music Composition

Music HistoryMusic Performance

Theatre and Performance Theatre Studies

Visual Arts

SCIENCE MAJORS Actuarial Science

BiologyBiochemistry

ChemistryComputer Science

GeographyGeology

MathematicsPhysics

PsychologyStatistics

Degrees

Certificates

Diploma

Fine Arts Programs

Science Programs

Bachelor of Arts (BA) Bachelor of Arts Honours (BAHons)

Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) Bachelor of Music (BMus)

Bachelor of Music Education (BMusEd)

Bachelor of Science (BSc) Bachelor of Science Honours (BScHons)

Bachelor of Science in Environmental Biology (BScEnvBiol) - with SIAST

Bachelor of Medical Imaging (BMI) – with SIAST

Bachelor of Medical Laboratory Science (BMLS) – with SIAST

Certificate in Indian Fine Arts Certificate in Visual Arts

Certificate in Computer Science Certificate in Indigenous Health Studies

Degrees

Degrees

Certificates

Certificates

luthercollege.edu/academic-degree-programs

Pre- Professional Programs

Agriculture (first year)

Chiropractic

Dentistry

Law

Medicine

Nutrition

Occupational Therapy

Optometry

Pharmacy

Physical Therapy

Veterinary MedicineWe can help you find a program that suits your interests and will assist you with

your academic and career needs.

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Bundles

luthercollege.edu/luther-programs

Unsure of which courses to take in your first semester?

Why not try a Luther Bundle?

What is a bundle?

It’s a grouping of first semester courses that meet basic degree requirements. The courses fit together well and will give you a good start at University, no matter what degree you decide to pursue. Bundles are based on possible careers (i.e. pre-medicine, pre-journalism, social work, etc...), and general themes (i.e. social justice, international, etc...).

Why use a bundle?

It makes registering for your first semester easier and gives you several Luther courses. These bundles have a good weekly schedule and spacing between final exam dates.

Justice & Pre-Law Bundle

English 100

Philosophy 150

Religious Studies 100

Justice Studies 100

Preparing for Social Work

English 100

Psychology 101

Sociology 100

Women’s Studies 100

Preparing for Kinesiology

English 100

Statistics 100

Biology 140

Kinesiology 180

Preparing for Business

English 100

Statistics 100

Sociology 100

Economics 201

Health Studies Bundle

English 100

Biology 140

Sociology 100

Statistics 100

Starting University Bundle

English 100

Music 100

Biology 150

Psychology 101

Pre-Journalism Bundle

English 100

Interdisciplinary

Studies 100

Philosophy 150

Biology 150

International Theme Bundle

Interdisciplinary Studies 100

or Geography 100

Religious Studies 100History 114

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What courses will I take?

Fall Semester

Biology 100 (and lab)

Chemistry 104 (and lab)

English 100

Optional elective course or Math 110

Optional elective course

Winter Semester

Biology 101 (and lab)

Chemistry 105 (and lab)

Chemistry 140 (and lab)

English 110

Optional elective course

English-Science Bundle Plus Interdisciplinary Studies+

• Uniquely designed for Biology, Biochemistry, Chemistry majors and pre-professional health science students (Dentistry, Medicine, Optometry, Pharmacy, Veterinary Medicine).

• Required Biology, Chemistry and English courses bundled for easy registration and scheduling.

• Meet other students with similar interests – form study groups and friendships.

• Your English courses focus on scientific themes in literature and technical writing for the natural sciences. You’ll learn to write with clarity, precision, and effectiveness – important tools for scientists.

Interdisciplinary Studies (IDS) is about understanding issues from multiple perspectives and putting what you learn to work.

Examples of Luther IDS course topics:

• Learn about the historical roots and current practice of piracy—more than just the Caribbean!

• Want to be really, really effective in your life? What is agency, and how can you develop it?

• Did you know that a major source of employment for university grads is in the public sector? How does the volunteer sector work?

• What’s an ecomuseum? Did you know they are popping up all over the place, including in Saskatchewan? Want to help work on one, see how these kinds of multidisciplinary projects develop, and get practical skills along the way?

• What are the maquiladoras in Mexico? How are they related to what you read in the news about Mexico, and why should you care?

In Luther IDS courses you will:

• Explore specific topics from multiple perspectives

• Use a flexible and open classroom environment which includes discussions, projects, and unique assignments

• Emphasize practical experiences and skills

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Living on campus is the perfect way to get the full student experience by offering you independence, convenience, and the opportunity to meet life-long friends in a vibrant multi-cultural community.

Enjoy freedom and flexibility by taking advantage of the following services:

A private, fully-furnished room

A full-service cafeteria and all-you-care-to-eat dining plan

Laundry, internet, and phone included in your residence fees

Secure living conditions with easy access to 24-hour residence staff

* Prices listed are per semester and are subject to change. For the most up-to-date Luther Residence prices, please visit luthercollege.edu/residence

Single, fully-furnished room with internet, local phone, and laundry

Accommodation

14 meals a week

$3,920*

Option 119 meals a week

$4,120*

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Studentsfirst puts students at the centre by helping them make a successful transition to university, supporting them in their academic life during their university career, and assisting them in bridging into a career or further education.

Participate in our preparation programs and gain valuable academic and life skills:

Chaplaincy luthercollege.edu/chaplaincy

Chaplaincy:

• Nurtures intellectual, emotional, and spiritual growth for all students.

• Develops student leadership through peer chaplaincy.

• Supports students of all cultures, faith perspectives, and sexual orientations.

As a student you can:

• Participate in chaplaincy justice events and educational opportunities.

• Participate in informal, contemporary Christian worship in the Luther Chapel.

• Stop by to chat with our college pastor about anything and everything. The Chaplain’s door is always open.

Peer chaplaincy is an opportunity to be a student leader in chaplaincy on campus. By offering their gifts and abilities and working with other students, peer chaplains engage in ministry and develop projects unique to them.

Explore campus prior to the first day of university

Gain academic and cultural insight

Navigate university lectures and assignments

with success

Connect with peers and professors

Learn a language

Make connections with students in your field

Gain academic and cultural insight

Volunteer

Prepare for a career

Make connections with mentors in your field

Discover your vocation

Learn etiquette

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