Everything you need to know this semester at SAIT
Whether you’re in your first semester or returning to SAIT after a break, here’s our round-up of info and student resources for you
Welcome or welcome back to SAIT!
With the fall semester kicking off this week, here are a few things you need to know about the next few months.
Be where the answers are
Student bulletin
Every Monday (or the first weekday after a long weekend), we send all credit and apprenticeship students a SAIT update email with everything you need to know about SAIT that week — events, volunteer opportunities, academic support services and more.
If you prefer to see your news online, you can go to our SAIT Update web page any time to see that week’s bulletin.
@HereAtSAIT
We have an Instagram account dedicated to current student updates and opportunities. Follow us @HereAtSAIT to get student tips and resources, see what’s happening across campus and enjoy some good memes.
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Emergency SAIT alerts
SAITALERT is a free smartphone app for Apple and Android devices that provides easy access to emergency information, including emergency procedures, contacts and virtual safe walk.
It will also send you alerts should there be an emergency on campus — remember to enable notifications!
📳 Pro tip: If you're using an iPhone, double-check you haven't accidentally offloaded the app. You may need to redownload it to keep receiving notifications.
📳 Pro tip: To prevent app hibernation, redownload SAITALERT and follow the prompts to disable this feature within the app's settings.
SAIT’s Got Questions? booth and Welcome Centre
Find our Got Questions? booths and ask a fellow student or SAIT employee for help.
On Tuesday, Sept. 2, booths will be in:
- Thomas Riley - South entrance, 7:15 – 9 am
- Aldred Centre - West entrance, 7:15 – 9 am
- Stan Grad, Irene Lewis Atrium, 7:15 am – 1 pm
- Senator Burns, near Tims, 7:15 am – 1 pm
On Wednesday, Sept. 3, booths will be in:
- Stan Grad - Irene Lewis Atrium, 7:15 am – 1 pm
- Senator Burns, near Tim Hortons, 7:15 am – 1 pm
You can also stop by our Welcome Centre pop-up with any questions about programs, services, navigating campus, understanding your schedule and more. The Welcome Centre will be outside the Reg Erhardt Library in the Stan Grad Centre from Tuesday, Sept. 2 until Friday, Sept. 5 from 8:30 am to 3 pm.
As you settle into the semester, you’ll have another chance to learn more about SAIT’s Student Services at our Student Resource Fair on Wednesday, Sept. 17 from 10:30 am until 1:30 pm in the Irene Lewis Atrium, Stan Grad Centre. There, you can speak to the Lamb Learner Success Centre, Accessibility Services, Student Development and Counselling and more services to enhance your SAIT experience.
Find your academic resources
mySAIT
Check your tuition balance, find your schedule, access grades, order transcripts, print your tax receipt and more through mySAIT.
Accessing mySAIT and your SAIT email
Important dates
These are some important dates for you to note this semester, including tuition payment deadlines, transfer credit deadlines and course withdrawal deadlines (what is course withdrawal and why would you do it?) — and, of course, when mid-semester break is!
View the full list of important dates
Student Services
To thrive in your classes, connect with work opportunities and find financial support, check out our Student Services.
Student Development and Counselling
Student Development and Counselling is here to help when you're feeling stressed or overwhelmed — in your personal life or academic journey.
Learn about SAIT's counselling services
Find your people
How to find your people here at SAIT
Complete your SAIT experience by connecting with other students on campus. Not sure where to start? Discover four inspiring stories of friendship and get tips for making your own connections.
Get inspiredJoin a student club
Through Saitsa Student Clubs, you can meet new people who share the same interests as you, join industry networking events and give back to the community.
Check out Saitsa clubsConnect with fellow Indigenous students
Natoysopoyiis is SAIT’s Indigenous (First Nation, Métis and Inuit) student support centre, offering academic advising, student success workshops, resources for navigating post-secondary and activities, including engagement with Elders.
Visit Natoysopoyiis
Be safe on campus
Know how to reach campus security
Our community #HereAtSAIT is always a priority. If you spot suspicious activity or objects at SAIT, or concerning behaviour on campus or online, contact Campus Security at 403.284.8530 or through the SAITALERT app.
Stay alert around construction
If you’ve been at our main campus, you’ve probably noticed we have some construction taking place between the CTrain station and Heritage Hall. That’s the site of our new Taylor Family Campus Centre, scheduled to open in late 2027.
🚧 Safety reminder
Please be patient, stay alert and stay safe around construction:
🛑 STOP: Pay attention. Avoid distractions, including your phone.
⚠️ WAIT: Follow directions from traffic flaggers for everyone’s safety.
✅ GO: Use only designated crossings and detours when clear.
Learn about the Taylor Family Campus Centre project
Visit the SAIT Health Clinic
The SAIT Health Clinic provides quality, non-urgent/semi-urgent medical care to current active students. You can make an appointment during their operating hours — Monday through Friday, from 8:15 am to 4 pm.
Oki, Âba wathtech, Danit'ada, Tawnshi, Hello.
SAIT is located on the traditional territories of the Niitsitapi (Blackfoot) and the people of Treaty 7 which includes the Siksika, the Piikani, the Kainai, the Tsuut’ina and the Îyârhe Nakoda of Bearspaw, Chiniki and Goodstoney.
We are situated in an area the Blackfoot tribes traditionally called Moh’kinsstis, where the Bow River meets the Elbow River. We now call it the city of Calgary, which is also home to the Métis Nation of Alberta.