Sask Polytech supports Ukraine
Saskatchewan Polytechnic has a long-standing history of cooperation with Ukraine through technical assistance projects, student exchanges and international students. Over the past two decades, we have had the privilege of witnessing the remarkable strides made by Ukraine toward achieving its aspirations of a democratic and free nation. Our commitment to Ukraine remains unwavering as we actively seek new avenues for collaboration, firmly rooted in our dedication to support and empower displaced Ukrainian students seeking to pursue their higher education goals in Canada.
Educational supports
Sask Polytech is committed to supporting Ukrainian residents who have come to the province under the Canada-Ukraine Authorization for Emergency Travel (CUAET) program with their post-secondary studies. The supports available include:
- Designated CUAET admission process
- Reduced tuition (if eligible)
- Student supports
Designated CUAET admission process
Sask Polytech has designated a support person to assist Ukrainian residents who have come to the province under the Canada-Ukraine Authorization for Emergency Travel (CUAET) to navigate the application process and assess your eligibility. If you require assistance, please contact Ievgen Pirogov at ievgen.pirogov@saskpolytech.ca
Reduced tuition eligibility criteria
To be eligible to pay Saskatchewan post-secondary domestic tuition rates and receive the Saskatchewan Innovation and Opportunity Scholarship (SIOS) Living Cost Bursary for Post-Secondary Ukrainian Students, applicants must be in Canada under the Canada-Ukraine Authorization for Emergency Travel (CUAET) program and plan to pursue part-time or full-time studies at a Saskatchewan post-secondary institution and meet one of the following criteria:
- Have graduated from a Saskatchewan secondary school or previously attended a post-secondary institution in Saskatchewan; or
- Have resided in Saskatchewan for one year prior to the start of their post-secondary program; or
- If the individual landed in a different province or territory, having resided in Saskatchewan for one year.
Contact us
Ievgen Pirogov
CUAET support person at Sask Polytech
ievgen.pirogov@saskpolytech.ca