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Great teaching makes a difference. At the University of Regina, the Centre for Teaching & Learning supports instructors in creating engaging, inclusive, and meaningful learning experiences for students. Whether you’re designing a new course, exploring innovative teaching approaches, looking for professional development opportunities, or seeking guidance on a teaching challenge, we’re here to help. Through personalized support, practical resources, professional development, and opportunities for collaboration and recognition, we help educators strengthen their teaching practice and enhance student learning.
Wherever you are in your teaching journey, the CTL offers support, resources, and opportunities to help you succeed.
Have a teaching question or challenge? Our team provides personalized consultations, instructional and curriculum design support, teaching observations, and guidance to help you develop and enhance your teaching practice.
Invest in your professional growth through certificates, workshops, seminars, and other learning opportunities. Whether you’re new to teaching or an experienced educator, we offer flexible ways to build your knowledge, skills, and confidence.
Find practical tools, evidence-informed strategies, and guidance to support your teaching. Explore resources on course design, assessment and feedback, open education, generative AI, academic integrity, and more.
Explore opportunities to support teaching innovation, advance the scholarship of teaching and learning, and celebrate teaching excellence through funding programs, teaching awards, and scholarly initiatives.
Teaching is an ongoing journey of learning, reflection, and discovery. The CTL brings educators together through workshops, lectures, seminars, and events that encourage collaboration, spark new ideas, and support excellence in teaching and learning. Explore upcoming opportunities to learn from colleagues, engage with emerging teaching practices, and connect with the University of Regina’s teaching community.

Small, intentional changes in teaching can make a meaningful difference in student learning.
The new Certificate in Introductory Course Praxis supports University of Regina instructors in examining and refining introductory course teaching through a structured, evidence-informed process. Participants work with an Educational Developer, learn alongside peers, and make focused improvements across course design, engaging teaching, and assessment.
Applications are now open! Apply by November 30, 2026, at 11:59 pm.
You do not need to know which CTL service or team member is the right fit. Tell us what you are working on, and we will help connect you with the right support.