Public research university in Regina, Saskatchewan, with 21 research centres and institutes, shared research infrastructure, co-op and internship programs, and dedicated research-services and commercialization support. Its prairie setting and community-connected model support applied partnerships.
University of Regina is a comprehensive public research university serving more than 16,600 students through its main campus and federated colleges. Its prairie setting is paired with a community-connected approach to research, shared infrastructure, and partnerships with industry, government, non-profits, and Indigenous communities. Co-operative education and internship programs give employers structured access to student talent, while the Office of Research Partnerships & Innovation supports sponsored research, intellectual property, licensing, and commercialization. Research is funded through Canada’s Tri-Agency system—CIHR, NSERC, and SSHRC—alongside provincial, federal, and industry sources. Research-services staff assist with proposal development, compliance, agreements, and post-award administration.