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The College of Engineering at the University of Saskatchewan is dedicated to providing comprehensive engineering education and fostering innovative research, while promoting meaningful access for Indigenous peoples. With initiatives such as the co-op program and undergraduate research opportunities, the college prepares its students to address real-world challenges and contribute to advancing industries like mining and nuclear energy. Recently marked by a significant $10 million donation from Cameco, the College emphasizes the importance of collaboration and respect within engineering communities, aligning with its commitment to Indigenous engagement. Each year, the College celebrates the achievements of its graduates, recognizing their hard work and inviting them to join a vibrant network of engineering professionals ready to make an impact. Generated from the website

The University of Saskatchewan Toxicology Centre in Saskatoon, Canada is a leading hub of research and administrative support for the toxicology program at the university. Through their academic programs, they aim to train world-class toxicologists to address current and emerging health issues on a global scale. With a mission to provide regional, national, and international leadership in toxicology, the centre focuses on interdisciplinary research, education, training, and outreach. Their vision is to be a global leader in the field, contributing to the advancement of human and environmental health through their expertise and engagement with stakeholders. Generated from their website