Degree programs in the arts, humanities, fine arts, science, journalism and communications and pre-professional programs are offered in cooperation with the University of Regina. May - August Students can start their studies in September, January, May or July. Student facilities and services Academic and campus services Auditorium, student centre, chaplaincy, services for special students. Students receive free e-mail accounts which are provided by the University of Regina. Students have access to two computer labs as well as several facilities located on the University of Regina campus.
Students living off-campus can access the university's computer network through modems.
Most rooms in residence are wired for Internet access. Approximately 30 percent of annual scholarship budget designated to entering students. All Luther students are also eligible for financial assistance from the University of Regina. Research centres Canadian Lutheran Historical Association International Centre for Sustainable Global Development Federated institution Federated with the University of Regina.