University of Regina Housing Services offers residence buildings and room options on or near the main campus. The university's international budgeting example for 2026-27 estimates about CAD 7,000 for on-campus housing for two terms, with food and personal costs shown separately; exact charges vary by residence, room and meal arrangement. Students should apply early and confirm the live residence contract, availability and included services.

Campus food services and residence arrangements provide dining and kitchen options, but the official material reviewed does not promise a dedicated Indian meal plan. Students with religious, allergy or other dietary needs should check current residence and food-service menus directly and budget for groceries or cooking where a kitchen is available. Cultural and international student communities may help with local food orientation, but availability should not be inferred.

The main University of Regina campus sits at 3737 Wascana Parkway within the 239-acre Wascana Park setting; the historic College Avenue Campus is near downtown Regina. The university also works with federated Campion College, Luther College and First Nations University of Canada on the main campus. Official university material reports more than 16,600 students, 10 faculties, 21 research centres and over 97,000 alumni.

The University of Regina provides Protective Services, campus emergency procedures, student wellness services and safety information for the main and College Avenue campuses. The university's official preparation material identifies campus locations, emergency supports and arrival guidance; these are support mechanisms rather than a guarantee of personal safety. Students should review winter-weather, housing, transport and emergency guidance before arrival. International students can use International Recruitment and student services for arrival information, immigration and study planning referrals, orientation and campus transition. The university also provides academic advising, counselling, health and wellness, library, accessibility, Indigenous engagement, career and experiential-learning supports. Students remain responsible for confirming current study-permit, health-insurance, financial and admission requirements.

University of Regina Housing Services offers residence buildings and room options on or near the main campus. The university's international budgeting example for 2026-27 estimates about CAD 7,000 for on-campus housing for two terms, with food and personal costs shown separately; exact charges vary by residence, room and meal arrangement. Students should apply early and confirm the live residence contract, availability and included services.

Campus food services and residence arrangements provide dining and kitchen options, but the official material reviewed does not promise a dedicated Indian meal plan. Students with religious, allergy or other dietary needs should check current residence and food-service menus directly and budget for groceries or cooking where a kitchen is available. Cultural and international student communities may help with local food orientation, but availability should not be inferred.

The main University of Regina campus sits at 3737 Wascana Parkway within the 239-acre Wascana Park setting; the historic College Avenue Campus is near downtown Regina. The university also works with federated Campion College, Luther College and First Nations University of Canada on the main campus. Official university material reports more than 16,600 students, 10 faculties, 21 research centres and over 97,000 alumni.

The University of Regina provides Protective Services, campus emergency procedures, student wellness services and safety information for the main and College Avenue campuses. The university's official preparation material identifies campus locations, emergency supports and arrival guidance; these are support mechanisms rather than a guarantee of personal safety. Students should review winter-weather, housing, transport and emergency guidance before arrival. International students can use International Recruitment and student services for arrival information, immigration and study planning referrals, orientation and campus transition. The university also provides academic advising, counselling, health and wellness, library, accessibility, Indigenous engagement, career and experiential-learning supports. Students remain responsible for confirming current study-permit, health-insurance, financial and admission requirements.