Students are encouraged to use the visual scheduler builder option in UR Self-Service when searching for class options.
The Guide to Understanding the Class Schedule will help you interpret the FALL 2026 class schedule. Please note that the examples included in the Guide are snapshots of what you will see in the Visual Schedule Builder system.
Your UofR Student ID card is your key to library resources and materials, the UofR fitness centre, and identity verification for both online and in-person exams.
New students, including Off-Campus, must have a URegina student ID card. Click here to apply.
Replacement card: Returning students who need a replacement should follow the instructions in the link for payment.
Regina Campus: Head to Room 210 on the University of Regina campus in the Administration-Humanities Building (2nd floor). Bring your confirmation of enrolment plus a photo driver’s license or two other pieces of ID.
Northern (Prince Albert) & Saskatoon Campus: Apply online through the University of Regina. Pro tip: Use a social media photo for your ID, since it is already sized for upload.
https://www.uregina.ca/registrar/student-records/student-id.html

Student Success Services staff offer a blend of virtual and in-person support services. Student events, such as seminars, workshops, and collaborative events, will be a mix of virtual and small in-person events.
Pipe Ceremonies are offered monthly at each campus.
Contact the oskâpêwis (Elder’s helper) at each campus for details on ceremonies or to schedule visits with the Elders or Knowledge Keepers.
For more information, visit Student Success Services & Elder Services.
Academic Advisors will be available for scheduled in-person or virtual appointments until the end of the term. Contact an Admin Assistant to book an appointment, or email your request to: advising@firstnationsuniversity.ca
Include the following in your email:
Contact an Administrative Assistant at 306.790.5950, ext. 7501 or 306.790.5950, ext. 3127 to book an appointment or speak with a staff member.
Our administrative staff will follow up during regular business hours:
Monday–Friday: 8:30 am -12:00 pm and 1:00 pm – 4:30 pm.
Each campus library now has study pods. You must reserve your study space at any campus.
Click here to reserve a Library Study Pod or Study Room.
We understand that navigating library resources can feel overwhelming at times, and we’re here to support you every step of the way. Our compassionate library staff is ready to assist with all your needs, whether it’s finding the resources you need for your studies or helping first-year students set up their library accounts.
We know how important a comfortable study space is, so each of our library locations offers a serene environment, including new study pods designed to help you feel at ease while you work.
We invite you to visit any of FNUniv’s library locations in Regina, Saskatoon, or the Northern Campus (Prince Albert).
Writing Clinic
Each of our three campuses offers writing support to FNUniv students during the regular school year. From checking references to helping create a thesis statement, professionals can assist. Reach out to our library team at your campus for more information or to schedule a session.
Borrow more than just Books!
At the FNUniv LIbrary, students can check out:
Please note: FNUniv Libraries are no longer participating in the laptop borrowing program at this time.
We offer several ways to help you access your required textbooks for FNUniv courses:
Enable Printing on your Student Account!
Before you need to print that assignment, make sure printing is enabled on your student account.
To activate printing, simply sign in with your U of R credentials and select “Enable Printing”:
https://cas.cc.uregina.ca/cas/login?service= or on the app https://app3.uregina.ca/perl/enprint.pl
Once you’ve enabled printing, you can print anywhere on campus, and printing charges will be billed directly to your student account.

Please contact your campus library or email: fnunivlibrary@firstnationsuniversity.ca for assistance.
For students who may be new to the FNUniv Zoom videoconferencing method, we have a Student Guide that will walk you through accessing the virtual classroom or take a few minutes to watch the video tutorial.
If you have any questions or concerns about Zoom, please contact FNUniv IT at 306-790-5950 ext. 7777.
Regina Campus (1 First Nations Way):
Saskatoon Campus (203 – 103B Packham Avenue, Saskatoon):
Northern Campus (1301 Central Avenue, Prince Albert)