Bachelor Programme
Agribusiness
Agribusiness covers the business side of the food chain, from farming to processing and marketing. The College of Agriculture and Bioresources program teaches business management, economics, marketing, finance and sales, along with the laws and institutions that shape the agri-food sector. Upper-year courses include grain and livestock marketing, agribusiness marketing management and a business-plan venture project.
University
University of Saskatchewan
Country
Canada
Level
Bachelor
Field
Agriculture and Business
Duration
4 years (2-year diploma also offered)
Language
English
Campus
Saskatoon or Prince Albert campus, off-campus or online
Degree
Bachelor of Science in Agribusiness
Intake
September
Application Deadline
Fall 2027 (September): Canadian and international applicants apply by 1 May 2027 (documents by 1 June 2027)
Tuition Information
Estimated first-year tuition for 2026-27 (full course load, CAD): CAD 8,670 for Canadian students and CAD 41,964 for international students. USask adds about CAD 1,331.66 in student fees (health, vision and dental cover, a bus pass and recreation access) and suggests budgeting CAD 1,500-2,500 for books, so its own first-year estimate is about CAD 11,502 for Canadian students and CAD 44,796 for international students. Actual tuition depends on the courses taken, and rates for 2027-28 have not been published yet.
Admission Requirements
- Apply online at apply.usask.ca. The non-refundable application fee is CAD 120
- Grade 12 Mathematics and one of Biology, Chemistry or Physics (one subject deficiency may be allowed if it is cleared before second year)
- Minimum admission average: 70% (USask's Fall 2027 viewbook)
- English proficiency (if required): IELTS Academic 6.5 with at least 6 in each band; TOEFL iBT 4.5 on the new 1-6 scale (older 0-120 scores of 86 with 19 per section are accepted for two years); Duolingo 120 with 100 in each subscore; PTE Academic 63 with 59 in each skill; or CAEL 70 with 60 in each section. Applicants with enough full-time study in an English-medium secondary school, including Grade 12 English at 70-80%, may be exempt