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University of Regina Unclaimed

Higher Education & Academic Research

www.uregina.ca

Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada

Public research university offering diverse programs and strong community engagement and research.

University of Regina is a public research university offering a broad range of undergraduate and graduate programs across multiple faculties and federated colleges. The university emphasizes experiential and applied learning, research, and community engagement, with dedicated services for student success, Indigenous engagement, and partnerships with industry, government, and community organizations. It serves a diverse student body including adult learners and international students and supports learning through campuses, housing, food services, campus life, and extensive information services.

To provide accessible, high-quality education and research that prepare diverse learners for success, foster experiential learning, and collaborate with communities and partners.

What we offer

Professional Development and Microcredentials

Service

Enhance your career with targeted professional development programs and microcredentials.

www.uregina.ca/academics/professional-development/index.html

Centre for Experiential and Service Learning

Service

Enhances students' career readiness through hands-on learning experiences.

www.uregina.ca/centre-for-experiential-and-service-learning/index.html

Food and Hospitality Services

Service

Diverse dining and catering options tailored for the campus community.

www.uregina.ca/foodservices/index.html

Parking and Transportation Services

Service

Provides fair and equitable parking solutions for students, staff, and visitors with a focus on sustainability.

www.uregina.ca/parking/index.html

Information Services

Service

Reliable IT infrastructure and support for campus-wide digital needs.

www.uregina.ca/is/index.html

Global Learning Centre

Service

Enhance your academic journey with personalized support and resources for international students.

www.uregina.ca/ur-international/student-services/global-learning-centre.html

Student Wellness Centre

Service

Provides comprehensive support for student mental health and wellness needs.

www.uregina.ca/student-wellness-centre/index.html

Market segments

Market size by segment

Growth potential (CAGR)

Career services and experiential learning

50 Billion USD6.5% CAGR

Career development, experiential learning and employer partnership programs that prepare students for workforce entry through project-based learning, internships and skill training.

Student academic and wellbeing support

30 Billion USD11% CAGR

Integrated academic support and wellbeing services including tutoring, workshops, international student programming, accessibility, mental health, health services and multi-faith support to improve retention and student success.

Campus dining and event hospitality

180 Billion USD6.5% CAGR

Campus dining operations, residence meal plans, on‑site catering, conference and meeting venue management and guest accommodations to support events and campus life.

Campus IT and digital infrastructure

12.21 Billion USD10.5% CAGR

Enterprise campus IT services including learning management access, enterprise email and productivity hubs, multi‑factor authentication, Wi‑Fi, public computer labs, network storage and technical support for students and staff.

Campus parking management

0.43 Billion USD12% CAGR

Management of campus vehicle access, permits, visitor and patient parking, enforcement and access control using license plate recognition and waitlist processes.

More information about our offering

Professional Development and Microcredentials

Professional development at the University of Regina includes microcredentials and related programs through Continuing Education. It features diverse knowledge areas and workshops with options for employers to commission tailored training. Microcredentials are focused programs designed to deliver targeted learning outcomes with flexible online and in-person delivery to fit your schedule, helping you gain career-relevant credentials. Employers can also request customized training to address organizational needs.

  • Learn At Your Pace
    Flexible scheduling allows participants to balance their professional and personal commitments while pursuing their development goals.
  • Earn Recognized Credentials
    Microcredentials provide tangible proof of skill acquisition in specific areas, which enhances career advancement prospects.
  • Achieve Specific Skills
    Gain competencies that are immediately applicable in your professional environment.
  • Advance Your Career
    Microcredentials equip you with the skills needed for immediate career advancement and adaptability in a changing job market.
  • Tailor Training To Your Needs
    Employers can collaborate to create training solutions that address specific workforce needs, ensuring their teams acquire relevant skills.
  • Learn From Industry Leaders
    Expert instructors bring real-world insights and knowledge, enhancing the relevance and applicability of the training provided.
  • Access Diverse Learning Opportunities
    Participants can choose from a wide range of topics relevant to current workplace demands, enhancing their adeptness across various fields.

Centre for Experiential and Service Learning

The Centre for Experiential and Service Learning provides programs and services designed to help students grow their resumés and professional networks through experiential learning.

  • Secure Paid Placements
    This program organizes placement opportunities that provide practical experience, enhancing employability after graduation.
  • Grow Your Résumé
    Participants receive support and guidance to enhance their resumes and expand their professional connections through various experiential learning opportunities.
  • Gain Internship Experience
    Facilitates critical internships that allow students to apply their academic knowledge in real-world settings.
  • Find Volunteer Roles
    Helps students engage with community organizations to build transferable skills while giving back.

Food and Hospitality Services

University of Regina Food Services offers campus dining with a wide range of options, catering for events, and Residence Meal Plans to support students in on-campus housing. Hospitality Services provides event hosting capabilities on campus, including conference and meeting spaces, on-site catering, and accommodations, supported by the One-Stop Shop accreditation.

  • Provides Diverse Options
    Students and staff can enjoy a range of dining selections suitable for various tastes and dietary preferences, ensuring satisfaction for every diner.
  • Facilitates Professional Environment
    Various equipped spaces available for conferences, meetings, and workshops, designed for optimal functionality.
  • Streamlines Event Planning
    Provides a comprehensive service that covers all aspects of event management, enhancing guest experience.
  • Supports Resident Meals
    The meal plans cater specifically to students living on campus, ensuring they have convenient access to nutritious meals that fit their lifestyles.
  • Provides Comfortable Lodging
    Offering a range of accommodations from dormitory-style to apartment-like suites, ideal for varied guest needs.
  • Offers Flexible Catering
    Food Services provides customizable catering solutions for events held on campus, making it convenient for organizers to ensure quality dining experiences.
  • Offers Diverse Catering Choices
    Flexible catering solutions available for all types of events, ensuring high-quality food service.
  • Expands Dining Choices
    With new dining venues, students have more options to choose from, promoting variety and freshness in their food selections.

Parking and Transportation Services

Parking and transportation services manage campus parking, including ePermits, underground parkades, surface lots, and event parking, supported by parking bylaws and information resources.

  • Ensure Parking Compliance
    All parking regulations are strictly enforced to maintain order and accessibility across the campus.
  • Utilize ePermits for Parking
    Conveniently manage your parking with electronic permits that allow for efficient parking access throughout the campus.
  • Enjoy Extensive Parking Options
    Access ample parking facilities including underground parkades and surface lots to accommodate all campus visitors.
  • Access Event Parking Information
    Get detailed information about event parking locations and guidelines to ensure smooth organization of events on campus.
  • Promote Sustainable Travel
    Encourage the campus community to walk, bike, bus, or carpool as eco-friendly commuting options.

Information Services

Information Services provides campus IT infrastructure and support including UR Courses access, email (Outlook), Microsoft 365 hub, MFA, Wi-Fi and software downloads to students and staff.

  • Access Free Apps and Secure Accounts
    Active students and staff can utilize M365 apps on multiple devices securely with MFA, enhancing account security.
  • Streamline Academic Tasks
    Online platform for managing course materials, assignments, and student records, facilitating a seamless academic experience.
  • Communicate via University Email
    Students and faculty can access their Outlook accounts using university-provided credentials for efficient communication.
  • Connect and Download Needed Software
    Ensures students and staff can access the internet and essential software required for their academic work without cost.
  • Utilize Campus Tech Resources
    Free public computer labs provide access to IT resources, enhancing the academic experience for all users.
  • Store and Share Files Easily
    Secure cloud storage options ensure easy access, sharing, and backing up of educational materials.

Global Learning Centre

The Global Learning Centre provides free services and programs to support international and permanent resident students, including tutoring and specialized workshops delivered in-person and virtually.

  • Receive Tailored Guidance
    Engage with tailored programs designed to enhance the academic experience of international and permanent resident students.
  • Get Academic Help When You Need It
    Make use of over 80 hours of dedicated tutoring available weekly to ensure academic success.
  • Access Services Based On Your Comfort Level
    Choose between in-person or virtual participation in our tutoring sessions and workshops based on your preference.
  • Schedule Tutoring Sessions Easily
    Utilize our online system to effortlessly schedule and manage your tutoring appointments.
  • Participate in Enriching Workshops
    Join various workshops that cover essential topics to boost academic performance and personal development.

Student Wellness Centre

The Student Wellness Centre is a multifaceted wellbeing resource integrating Student Accessibility, Health Services, Mental Health and Multi-Faith Chaplaincy to support student wellbeing.

  • Ensures Privacy And Support
    The Centre prioritizes a safe environment, ensuring students can seek help without fear of stigma.
  • Offers Comprehensive Services
    Students can access various support services under one roof, enhancing coordination of care.
  • Immediate Access To Help
    Students can reach out for urgent mental health support at any time, ensuring their needs are met promptly.
  • Customized Mental Health Support
    Students receive personalized support through various services, including therapy and counseling.
  • Promotes Long-Term Wellbeing
    By providing tools for resilience, the Centre helps students develop lifelong well-being practices.

References

Methodology and sourcing behind the figures shown above.

Career services and experiential learning

Primary source: Business Research Insights reports the global Career Development & Training market at USD 433.58B (2026) with a 5.5% CAGR (2026–2035). The requested segment (career services and experiential learning) is a narrower subset—primarily higher-education career centers, internships/co‑ops, employer partnership programs, and work‑based learning—so I estimated it as ~10–12% of the broader market, yielding ~USD 50B in 2026. Growth potential is set slightly above the overall market CAGR (6.5% vs. 5.5%) reflecting increasing institutional and employer investment in experiential learning and workforce pipelines noted in sector literature.

Student academic and wellbeing support

No direct global figure for “integrated academic and wellbeing support” was provided in the search results. I derived the estimate by referencing related explicit market sizes in the results (study-abroad services and student information systems) and treating the target segment as the intersection of student support services (international-student programming, tutoring/workshops, accessibility, mental-health/health services, and related platforms). Study-abroad services (~USD 35.6B in 2026) and student information systems (~USD 17.9B in 2025) indicate large adjacent markets; after adjusting for overlap (platform/infrastructure vs. service delivery) and excluding portions outside the segment (full tuition, core IT platforms, and unrelated travel/placement revenues), a conservative current global market size of about USD 30 billion is estimated. Growth potential is informed by reported CAGRs for adjacent markets (9% for study-abroad, ~13–16% for SIS/edtech) and the strong growth trajectory of digital mental-health and student-support services; therefore a mid-range CAGR of ~11% is projected for the integrated student academic & wellbeing support segment.

Campus dining and event hospitality

Estimate rationale: Campus dining & event hospitality is a niche subset of the broader hospitality, food & beverage, catering and event-services markets. I used explicit market sizes for global hospitality (trillions), hotel food & beverage (USD 525.17B in 2026), event services (≈USD 1.15T by 2032), sports hospitality (USD 45.66B in 2025) and catering (projected to USD 124B by 2032) to bound scale and growth. Conservatively assuming campus dining + on‑site catering, conference/meeting venue management and campus guest accommodations represent a small but material share of those combined markets (reflecting institutional scale, student populations, and campus events), I estimate a global market size of about USD 180B. Growth potential is set at a moderate CAGR (~6.5%), below high-growth subsegments (sports hospitality, some F&B) but in line with event-services and steady foodservice expansion, reflecting constraints from enrollment trends and institutional budgets.

Campus IT and digital infrastructure

Used a campus‑network market report as the primary proxy for campus IT and digital infrastructure (BI Research: global campus network market ≈ USD 12.21B in 2026, CAGR 10.5% to 2035). Broader digital‑infrastructure and data‑center reports (Zion, Fortune) show much larger adjacent markets and higher CAGRs for cloud/data‑center components, supporting sustained mid‑to‑high single‑digit/low‑double‑digit growth in the campus segment.

Campus parking management

Estimate uses global parking-management market figures from provided reports (MarketsandMarkets 2025 baseline USD 7.22B). Campus parking is a niche within commercial/residential/transport end‑uses; conservatively assume ~6% share to cover universities, hospitals, corporate campuses and related permit/enforcement services, yielding ~USD 0.43B. Growth potential is aligned with broader market forecasts (11–13% range); selected a midpoint estimate of 12% CAGR reflecting adoption of LPR, access control, IoT and smart‑campus investments.

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