University of Saskatchewan

The University of Saskatchewan, founded in 1907, is a Canadian public research university member of the U15 Group of Canadian Research Universities. It is one of Canada's leading research universities. Additionally, the institution is the largest educational institution in Saskatchewan, Canada. According to the ranking in the table below, the University of Saskatchewan (uSask) has maintained its position over time.

The university has been ranked 465 by QS World University Rankings, a rise from its 2016 ranking of 471. The university has been ranked between 301 and 400 by ARWU Shanghai Ranking for four consecutive years, 2017-2020. The university is ranked 465 by QS World University Rankings and 538 by US News and World Report.

Candidates should know that different ranking providers employ distinct ranking criteria during the ranking process. While QS places the greatest emphasis on Academic Reputation (40%) followed by Faculty/Student Ratio (20%) and Citations per Faculty (20%), Times Higher Education (THE) places equal emphasis on Teaching, Research, and Citations (30%). As part of their ranking methodology, US News & World Report considers the Global Research Reputation, Regional Research Reputation, and Number of Publications Cited (12.5% each). Admissions to the University of Saskatchewan in 2021.

The Shanghai ranking disregards an institution's reputation among academics and employers, instead ranking universities based on the quality of their academic research and the number of Nobel Prizes won by their faculty.

The University of Saskatchewan provides a vast selection of programmes and courses. In addition, the affiliated colleges of the University and the Centre for Continuing and Distance Education offer degree programmes, certificates, and training programmes. The university is ranked 601+ by QS Subject Rankings for pursuing a postgraduate degree in business and economics and 201+ for pursuing a global MBA.

Times Higher Education ranked the university between 301 and 400 for pursuing PG Engineering and Technology for engineering programmes (THE). The university has been ranked between 301 and 400 by THE ranking providers for three consecutive years (2019-2021) for its computer courses.