Campion College

Top Public Research University in Ontario

Public University Toronto, Ontario QS Ranking: #21 Fall, Winter, Summer Intakes

University Overview

Founded in 1958, Campion College is a private Catholic liberal arts college located on the beautiful campus of the University of Regina in Regina, Saskatchewan. With a close-knit community of approximately 1,200 students, including over 100 international students from more than 20 countries, Campion offers an intimate and supportive learning environment that combines academic excellence with exceptional student experience. The college is recognized for its commitment to Jesuit Catholic education, personalized learning, and holistic student development, fostering critical thinking and ethical development in all its students.

Campion's students benefit from small class sizes, personalized attention from dedicated faculty, and access to modern facilities including a state-of-the-art library and collaborative learning spaces. The college offers programs in Arts, Social Sciences, Religious Studies, and Philosophy, with particular strength in its humanities programs and interdisciplinary studies. With a strong emphasis on social justice, community engagement opportunities, and a vibrant campus life (home to the Campion Cougars athletics), Campion College provides a transformative educational experience rooted in Jesuit Catholic values that prepares graduates to become compassionate leaders and engaged citizens in their communities and beyond.

Key Facts & Highlights

1983

Established

350+

Total Students (2024–25)

25+

International Students from 12+ Countries

65%

Approximate Acceptance Rate

Top Ranked

Catholic Liberal Arts College in Australia

12:1

Student-to-Faculty Ratio for Personalized Learning

Tuition & Living Costs

Item	Cost (CAD/year)
Tuition Fee (Domestic Students)	21,500 – 23,800
Tuition Fee (International Students)	23,500 – 26,200
Living Expenses	12,000 – 15,500
Accommodation	9,800 – 13,200
Health Insurance (UHIP)	756 – 912
Application Fee	75 (one-time, non-refundable)

Note: Tuition fees vary by program and course load. Campion College is located on the University of Regina campus in Regina, Saskatchewan. As a Catholic liberal arts college federated with the University of Regina, Campion offers undergraduate programs with a strong emphasis on humanities, social sciences, and values-based education. Students enjoy small class sizes with personalized attention while having access to University of Regina facilities and resources. Living costs in Regina are moderate compared to larger Canadian cities, making Campion an affordable option for quality liberal arts education. Visit the official Campion tuition page for detailed and up-to-date fee schedules.

Scholarships & Financial Aid

Campion Academic Excellence Scholarships

Campion College offers automatic entrance scholarships to incoming students based on admission average. Awards range from CAD 1,500 to CAD 5,000 and are renewable for up to four years with maintained academic standing. Students with averages of 90% or higher are considered for the highest tier scholarships including the prestigious Chancellor's Scholarship. No separate application is required—all eligible students are automatically assessed upon admission.

Jesuit Leadership Scholarship

The Jesuit Leadership Scholarship recognizes exceptional students who demonstrate outstanding leadership, social justice commitment, and academic achievement. Valued at CAD 10,000 over four years, this prestigious scholarship provides renewable funding and supports students who embody Campion's Jesuit values of faith, service, and excellence. Applicants must submit a brief essay highlighting their community service, leadership experiences and dedication to social justice along with their admission application.

Campion Bursary Program

The Campion Bursary Program provides need-based financial assistance to students experiencing financial hardship. Bursaries range from CAD 500 to CAD 3,500 and are awarded based on demonstrated financial need and satisfactory academic progress. Students must complete the bursary application through their student portal and provide supporting documentation. Multiple bursaries are available throughout the academic year.

Program-Specific Awards & Provincial Aid

Campion offers specialized awards for students in Catholic Studies, Indigenous Studies, and Social Justice programs. Additionally, Saskatchewan students can apply for Saskatchewan Student Aid, which provides grants and loans based on financial need. International students may be eligible for select international entrance scholarships and external awards. Visit the official Campion scholarships page for complete eligibility requirements and deadlines.