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University of Saskatchewan
The University of Saskatchewan belongs to the people of Saskatchewan. As an academic community, our mission is to achieve excellence in the scholarly activities of teaching, discovering, preserving and applying knowledge. The U of S is the only Canadian university with a combination of colleges devoted to the study of human, animal and plant life on one campus. The U of S also offers the major health sciences and a teaching hospital on the same campus.

College of Arts and Science
With over 45% of the total student population at the University of Saskatchewan, Arts & Science is the largest and most diverse college on campus: made up of 22 departments, 4 affiliated departments, and 15 interdisciplinary programs, all taught by over 300 faculty members. Providing over half the undergraduate courses at the University of Saskatchewan, the college offers more than 60 subject areas grouped into four program types: Humanities, Social Sciences, Natural Sciences, and Fine Arts.

PAWS
PAWS is Personalized Access to Web Services for students, faculty, staff, alumni and other members of the University community. PAWS is personalized to you and customizable—when you log in you'll find channels that present information and services specific to your role at the University.

Student and Enrolment Services Division
The Student and Enrolment Services Division (SESD) is an exciting new division at the University of Saskatchewan. Combining the previous functions of the Office of the Registrar and Student Affairs & Services, SESD focuses on providing developmental and support services and programs to students and the University community.

Course Calendar
The University Calendar is an introductory guide to the University of Saskatchewan's programs, courses, services, admission procedures, and academic requirements. Please also note that the courses listed in the University Calendar are not necessarily offered each year. The University Calendar also contains some of the policies and regulations all students of the University of Saskatchewan are required to observe.

The Clarion Project
For the first time in the university's history, the fine arts could soon have a home of their own in a new state-of-the-art facility. Bringing together the Departments of Art and Art History, Drama and Music under one roof is the mandate of the Clarion Project.