Computer Science University of Regina

Overview

The Computer Science programme at the University of Regina provides students with a robust foundation in the theoretical and practical aspects of modern computing. This degree focuses on how algorithmic foundations and hardware-software integration facilitate global industries and decision-making processes. Students develop the expertise required to design complex systems for web, mobile, and cloud-based environments.

Why Computer Science at the University of Regina?

The University of Regina holds the distinction of having the longest continually accredited computer science programme in Canada, maintaining this status since 1982. Students benefit from an interdisciplinary approach that adapts quickly to emerging technologies and industry shifts. The department features specialised research facilities, including the Web Intelligence Lab and the Animation Software Design Lab, alongside a dedicated Co-op education programme that facilitates over 100 annual work placements.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: CAD 1143 per credit
• National fee: CAD 568 per credit

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Syllabus

The curriculum covers a broad range of topics from basic logic to advanced data analytics. Modules may include:

• Building Interactive Gadgets
• Web and Database Programming
• Risk and Reward in the Information Society
• Artificial Intelligence
• Software Engineering Methodology
• Virtual Reality
• Human Computer Interaction
• Information Security
• Bioinformatics

Careers with Computer Science

Graduates are equipped for high-demand roles in the global technology sector, where skills shortages often lead to highly competitive starting salaries. Alumni have secured positions at major international organisations such as Amazon, IBM, Microsoft, and NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory. The programme also prepares students for careers in the gaming industry with employers like Electronic Arts and Capcom Games.