University of Regina Ranking 2024

The University of Regina in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada, is a public research university established in 1911. Over 15,000 students attend the University of Regina full- and part-time. The Carillon, the university's student newspaper, is a part of CUP. More than 120 undergraduate and 78 graduate programs are available at the University of Regina. Nursing, business, and science are a few of the highly sought-after academic fields.

Two campuses of the University of Regina are located in Treaty 4 and Treaty 6 areas, one in Regina and the other in Saskatchewan. There are 10 faculties and 25 academic departments spread across the University of Regina's campuses. The university also has three federated colleges—Luther College, Campion College, and the First Nations University of Canada—as well as 18 research centers and institutes. The Gabriel Dumont Institute, Saskatchewan Polytechnic, Yukon University, and other local schools are the collaborating institutions where some University of Regina courses are also offered. Luther College, La Cite, Paskwaw and Wakpa Towers, Kisik Towers, and College West are the five residence halls that make up the University of Regina. The residence halls are an incredible experience because of the beautiful vistas, roomy quarters, and campus safety.

University of Regina World Rankings

Subject-Wise Ranking

According to THE subject-wise 2023 rankings, the University of Regina ranks 401-500 in Clinical, Pre-clinical and Health, 501-600 in Engineering and Technology, 501-600 in Physical Sciences, 501-600 in Social Sciences, 501-600 in Business Economics, 301-400 in Computer Science, and 126-150 in Psychology. 

Employability Ranking

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