Graduate Studies and Research
Changing the World, Together
The University of Regina has a long history of producing successful graduates. Our grads are creators, innovators, problem solvers and big thinkers.
We are proud of our innovative programs for professional and academic careers. We offer more than 50 Master’s, 20 Doctoral and 13 graduate certificate programs. We currently lead Canadian comprehensive universities in research impact and international research collaboration, and we’ve emerged as a centre of excellence on a number of research fronts.
Graduate students enjoy great access to professors and opportunities for one-on-one mentorship. Combine that with an exceptional collection of student support services and you find a great environment to pursue your graduate work.
Our holistic approach to graduate education through offers student-centred experiences in an academically nurturing environment that prioritizes: professional skills development, inclusive programming, experiential opportunities and global engagement.
You can check out FGSR's highlights over the past year in our Journey magazine.
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Scholarship and Funding Opportunities
With over 10 million dollars in scholarships awarded to our students every year, the U of R is ready to support you in financing your graduate education. Minimum guaranteed funding for PhD students began in Fall 2025.
URGradExperience
FGSR provides numerous professional development opportunities, chances to network with other students and events that allow students to showcase their hard work.
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Three-Minute Thesis (3MT)
The Three-Minute Thesis (3MT) is an internationally recognized competition for thesis-based graduate students in which participants present their work and its wider impact in three minutes or less. The event helps graduate students present their research in an accessible and compelling way with the assistance of only one static slide.
It's an excellent opportunity to develop your presentation and communication skills with expert feedback and hands-on workshop and training. (Participating in the Ma thèse en 180 secondes (MT180)? Then consider joining the 3MT Competition.)
Upcoming Events
Our Alumni
Amy Richter, PhD in Environmental Systems Engineering '21
Senior Waste Management Coordinator, Government of Saskatchewan
"During my tenure as a graduate student at the University of Regina, I was fortunate to receive more than 30 scholarships valued at $170,000. Support from the Faculty of Graduate Studies was instrumental to my success."
Sarobidy Razafimahatratra, PhD in Mathematics '22
President's Distinguished Graduate Student Award
"The University of Regina was the perfect environment for me to mature as an academic researcher and to learn from the people around me."
David Akinmade, MSc. in Computer Science '23
AI Engineer, Precision AI
"I enrolled at the University of Regina with the singular focus of becoming a data science professional and at the university, I found several opportunities for learning and growth in the form of co-op internships and discovery camps. The experience was not without its challenges, but I was always able to find friends and fellow members of the academic community to lean on for support and advice while studying in the warm-hearted and beautiful city of Regina."
Merelda Fiddler-Potter, PhD in Public Policy '22
Vanier Scholar, Senior Advisor - Treaty - Métis Nation
"Working on my PhD was a dream that was finally realized at the U of R. From my supervisor to my department to the librarians and research facilities, I was so well-supported I was able to finish in just four years. They also ensured I knew about every scholarship and grant I was eligible for and emailed to check in, too. It's a great school, and because it is smaller, you won't feel like a number, you'll feel like a valued member of their research community."
Linh Tran, PhD in Biology '22
Radiochemistry Technician, Life Sciences Division, TRIUMF