USask Centres

The University of Saskatchewan has a wide array of centres and institutes, which contribute to the vitality and creativity of the university in its pursuit of research, scholarly and artistic work, teaching and learning, and providing service to and meeting the needs of the community at large.

Centres strengthen, coordinate, and facilitate activities across these areas and offer new areas of activity consistent with the university’s strategic direction and priorities. Centre activities are integrated within the university to benefit the university as a whole.

  • Complete List -  is under review. For more information, or if you have any questions, please contact the Governance Office

Centres Assessment

The Report of the Implementation Team for the Management of Centres was submitted jointly to the Vice-President Research and Chair of the Planning and Priorities Committee of Council in February of 2010.  With the submission of the report, the Implementation Team was dissolved.  The report and policy recommendations related to a reporting and review process for centres are presently under review by the Vice-President Research Office and Planning and Priorities Committee. 

The report includes the following appendices:

Appendix A:  Implementation Team Mandate and Membership
Appendix B:  consultation Summary
Appendix C:  Status 'Snap-Shot" Report Template
Appendix D:  Annual Report Template
Appendix E:  Financial Template
Appendix F:  Centres Review Process
Appendix G:  University-level Guidelines on Standards for Assessment
Appendix H:  University of Saskatchewan Policy on Centres (March 2004)
Appendix I:   Guidelines for the Establishment of Centres (June 2008)
Appendix J:   Task Force Report on the Management of Centres (April 2007)
Appendix K:   University List of Units, Centres, Divisions, Institutes and Groups (as of February 2010)
Appendix L:   A Framework for Assessment:  Beyond Systematic Program Review (December 2008)

Due to the length of the report, two versions are posted.

Establishing Centres

The centres policy and guidelines for application for the establishment of centres govern the creation of new centres.

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