HQ Function

Serves as the primary academic, research, and administrative hub for the university, hosting most faculties, student services, libraries, and major research facilities.

Notable Features:

The iconic Peter MacKinnon Building, the Canadian Light Source synchrotron, the Gordon Oakes Red Bear Student Centre, VIDO (Vaccine and Infectious Disease Organization), extensive Greystone architecture, and beautiful riverbank landscaping.

Work Culture:

A collaborative and innovative academic environment fostering research excellence, teaching quality, and community engagement. Emphasis on interdisciplinary work, intellectual freedom, and a supportive atmosphere for students, faculty, and staff.

HQ Significance:

As the largest post-secondary institution in Saskatchewan, it's a key driver of education, research, innovation, and economic development for the province and beyond. It's home to unique national research facilities and plays a vital role in agricultural and health sciences advancements.

Values Reflected in HQ: The campus architecture and layout reflect a commitment to academic excellence, sustainability (e.g., green spaces, LEED-certified buildings), Indigenous engagement (e.g., Gordon Oakes Red Bear Student Centre), innovation, and community connection.

Location:

The University of Saskatchewan maintains a strong global presence through international research collaborations, student and faculty exchange programs with partner institutions worldwide, and a diverse international student body from over 130 countries. USask actively recruits students globally and supports international development projects. Its research institutes, like the Global Institute for Food Security and the Global Institute for Water Security, address global challenges, further enhancing its international impact and reputation.

Street Address:

105 Administration Place

City:

Saskatoon

State/Province:

Saskatchewan

Country:

Canada