Find your study spot
Students learn in different ways and for different purposes. Whether you need a place to focus, work with classmates, attend an online class, or prepare for exams, the library offers a variety of study spots to support your learning.
Need a study spot for your group?
Group study rooms are available at the Prince Albert, Regina, Saskatoon, and Saskatoon Avenue W libraries. These dedicated spaces are ideal for studying with classmates, preparing presentations, meeting with tutors, or working on group assignments.
Working on a group project, study session, or presentation?
Need a study spot to work with classmates?
Collaborative study spaces
Collaborative study spaces support conversation, group work, and informal studying with classmates.
You may find these spaces helpful when you are:
- Meeting between classes
- Reviewing course materials together
- Working on assignments with classmates
- Connecting with tutors or peer supports
- Attending an online class while working alongside others
To support a positive learning environment, please use headphones for audio and keep conversations at a level that allows others to learn comfortably.
Need a study spot to focus?
Independent study areas
Common study areas and study carrels provide a quieter environment for independent work and study.
You may find these spaces helpful when you are:
- Reading or reviewing course materials
- Working on assignments
- Attending an online class
- Studying between classes
- Preparing for exams
- Conducting research
These areas support focused learning while still allowing limited quiet conversation.
Need a quieter study spot?
Quiet study room (Regina)
Some students learn best in a low-distraction environment. Regina Library's Quiet Study Room (Room 207.14) provides a dedicated space for focused study, reading, research, and exam preparation.
You may find this space helpful when you are:
- Preparing for exams
- Reading or reviewing course materials
- Conducting research
- Working independently on focused tasks
- Looking for a quieter place to concentrate
Students using this space often appreciate a low-distraction environment with minimal conversation.
