Start your business education close to home at the USask Prince Albert Campus. As a growing learning community, the campus offers a welcoming environment where you can build connections, access support, and take the next step toward your academic and career goals.
You can apply directly to the Bachelor of Commerce (B.Comm.), Certificate in Business (CBUS) and Certificate for Accounting Decision Making (CADM) programs and begin your studies at the Prince Albert Campus by taking a mix of online, hybrid and in-person courses.
From your first day, you'll have access to resources designed to help you succeed. Through the Campus Connection program, you can engage with fellow students, explore campus life, and strengthen your sense of belonging. A dedicated Edwards Student Recruitment and Success Coordinator is also available to support your academic journey, career planning, and personal well-being every step of the way.
Benefits of studying at PA Campus
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Academic and wellness supports
The USask Prince Albert Campus offers a wide array of supports, such as academic advising, personal counselling, wellness supports and resources including community referrals and an on-campus nurse practitioner. All USask Prince Albert Campus students have free access to our Prince Albert Campus Writing Centre, which offers one-on-one support as well as weekly writing tutorials.
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Campus amenities
The Student Commons houses study spaces that include two bookable study rooms, computer and printer access, microwaves and vending machines. Our Comfort Room is also available as a quiet space for new mothers and their babies, and we are proud to be a part of the Campus Period Project, which supplies free menstrual products in our student washrooms.
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Campus Connection Program
Campus Connection is a student support program designed to help you thrive at the USask Prince Albert Campus. Open to all Prince Albert Campus students, the program focuses on connection, culture, community, and academic success. Through events, activities, and personalized support, you'll have opportunities to build relationships, strengthen your sense of belonging, and access the resources you need to succeed throughout your university journey.
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Cultural and spirtual supports
Students have access to Elders and Knowledge Keepers and are encouraged to take part in ceremonies and teachings throughout the year. We offer weekly smudging, monthly teachings, cultural counselling and advice, and access to our Gathering Place ceremonial room. Students also have access to spiritual care from our volunteer clergy, as well as Muslim prayer space.
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Edwards student supports and services
Access personalized support throughout your business school journey. You'll find a range of student supports, including academic advising, career services, scholarships, co-curricular funding, and resources designed to help you make the most of your university experience.
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Instruction
The USask Prince Albert Campus offers students smaller class sizes and the option to take a mix of online, hybrid and in-person courses.
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Scholarships and awards
Edwards has a number of dedicated awards for new, first-time students, in addition to general USask scholarships, bursaries, and awards. In 2025, continuing Edwards students received over $2 million in scholarships and awards.
Edwards Programs
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Bachelor of Commerce
The Bachelor of Commerce (B.Comm.) degree is a four-year direct-entry program. The first two years are dedicated to providing you with general business knowledge. You will take an introductory course in each of the major specializations (accounting, finance, human resources, management, marketing and supply chain management) before selecting your major in the middle of year two.
Students can apply directly to the Bachelor of Commerce (B.Comm.) program and begin their studies at the Prince Albert Campus. Students can complete a full-year of courses by a mixture of in-person, hybrid and online classes and select Arts & Science electives.
Fall 2026 Classes Offered:
In-person
- COMM 105.3 Introduction to Organizational Behaviour
- COMM 129.3 Personal Financial Management
Hybrid
- COMM 100.3 Business Communication
- COMM 211.3 Human Resource Management
Online
- COMM 100.3 Business Communication
- COMM 104.3 Foundations of Business Statistics
- COMM 105.3 Introduction to Organizational Behaviour
- COMM 111.3 Introduction to Business in Society
- COMM 129.3 Personal Financial Management
- COMM 204.3 Introduction to Marketing
- COMM 211.3 Human Resource Management
Winter 2027 Classes Offered:
In-person
- COMM 104.3 Foundations of Business Statistics
- COMM 247.3 Introduction to Indigenous Business in Canada
Hybrid
- COMM 204.3 Introduction to Marketing
- COMM 249.3 Introduction to Entrepreneurship and Innovation
Online
- COMM 100.3 Business Communication
- COMM 104.3 Foundations of Business Statistics
- COMM 105.3 Introduction to Organizational Behaviour
- COMM 111.3 Introduction to Business in Society
- COMM 129.3 Personal Financial Management
- COMM 204.3 Introduction to Marketing
- COMM 207.3 Statistics for Business Decisions
- COMM 211.3 Human Resource Management
Visit the Course & Program Catalogue to view requirements for all Edwards programs, including a list of possible Arts & Science courses that may be available at the Prince Albert Campus.
Students are encouraged to speak with an Academic Advisor regarding course registration.
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Certificate in Business
The Certificate in Business is an eight-course program that introduces students to the fundamentals of business management and will provide the skills needed to contribute to an organization's success. Students who complete the Certificate in Business will: understand basic business principles; be effective contributors to team performance; and be effective decision makers and problem solvers.
Students can apply directly to the Certificate in Business (CBUS) program and begin their studies at the Prince Albert Campus. Students can complete the full certificate at the Prince Albert Campus.
Fall 2026 Classes Offered:
In-person
- COMM 129.3 Personal Financial Management
Hybrid
- COMM 100.3 Business Communication
- COMM 211.3 Human Resource Management
Online
- COMM 100.3 Business Communication
- COMM 111.3 Introduction to Business in Society
- COMM 129.3 Personal Financial Management
- COMM 204.3 Introduction to Marketing
- COMM 211.3 Human Resource Management
- COMM 225.3 Introduction to Accounting and Financial Literacy for Entrepreneurs*
Winter 2027 Classes Offered:
In-person
- COMM 247.3 Introduction to Indigenous Business in Canada
Hybrid
- COMM 204.3 Introduction to Marketing
- COMM 249.3 Introduction to Entrepreneurship and Innovation
Online
- COMM 100.3 Business Communication
- COMM 111.3 Introduction to Business in Society
- COMM 129.3 Personal Financial Management
- COMM 204.3 Introduction to Marketing
- COMM 211.3 Human Resource Management
- COMM 225.3 Introduction to Accounting and Financial Literacy for Entrepreneurs*
Visit the Course & Program Catalogue to view requirements for all Edwards programs.
Students are encouraged to speak with an Academic Advisor regarding course registration.
* Note: Students interested in transferring to the Bachelor of Commerce program should complete COMM 201.3 Introduction to Financial Accounting; COMM 225.3 Introduction to Accounting and Financial Literacy for Entrepreneurs cannot be used for credit in the B.Comm. program.
Prince Albert Campus
Prince Albert Campus Hours
The Student Commons Room #144 will be open to students Monday through Thursday, 7:00 am to 10:00 pm, Fridays from 7:00 am to 5:30 pm and Saturdays from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm. Campus is closed Sundays.
USask Prince Albert Campus
1061 Central Avenue
Prince Albert, SK
S6V 4V4
Ready to Study With Us?
For more information, please contact:
Edwards Undergraduate Student Office
Edwards School of Business
University of Saskatchewan
25 Campus Drive
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
S7N 5A7