Student Services
SUPPORTING OUR STUDENTS
As a dedicated student, you are expected to invest a lot of time, hard work and money into your education. You should expect the same level of dedication from your university.
At the University of Lethbridge, we are invested in your success and as such, we continue to enhance our services for students. Check out our comprehensive list of services that can help you with your academic and personal development.
In addition, we've created links to several common resources below:
Academic Advising
Do you have questions about program and registration planning? Are you looking forward to graduation, but have many unanswered questions? Do you wonder if you've made the right decision about what to study? Why wonder? Just ask! We have the answers to these questions and more!
Arts & Science Advising can assist with a wide range of issues from program and registration planning to applying to graduate. With over 4000 students in the Faculty of Arts & Science, we have experience with most of the situations you will encounter! If you can't find an answer, contact us right away. If you are confused or unsure about the regulations, it is best to get your questions answered earlier rather than later.
Academic Writing Centre
Are you apprehensive about writing for university level studies? Do you want to become an effective reader and writer? Are you ready to dispel misconceptions about writing? Write your story with help from the Academic Writing Centre.
writing.centre@uleth.ca
403-394-3963
The Centre provides individual consultations with trained academic writing instructors and tutors to all students at the University of Lethbridge from all disciplines. There is no charge for this instruction, and we are happy to assist students at all stages of the writing process and levels of proficiency. Our learning environment is friendly, inclusive, and scholarly. We look forward to helping you.
The Centre is located in the Library. Our room number is L1010.
Iikaisskini Indigenous Services
The University of Lethbridge acknowledges and deeply appreciates the Siksikaitsitapi Peoples’ connection to their territory. We, as people living and benefiting from Blackfoot Confederacy territory, honour the traditions of people who have cared for this land since time immemorial. We recognize the diverse population of Indigenous Peoples who attend the University of Lethbridge and the contributions these Indigenous Peoples have made in shaping and strengthening the University community in the past, present and in the future.
iikaisskini@uleth.ca
403-394-3902
About the Iikaisskini Gathering Centre
The Iikaisskini (Low Horn) Gathering Centre is an integral and unique feature of the ULethbridge Campus. It is designed as a welcoming home away from home, a space appropriate for ceremony, smudging and celebration, where students and other members of the University community can gather together and collaboratively support one another in their educational aspirations.
The Gathering Centre provides students a place to meet with Elders and share stories, teaching and wisdom. It is a vibrant and powerful cultural community where Blackfoot and other Indigenous languages are spoken, and where students can explore new knowledge together.
About Iikaisskini Indigenous Services
In addition to the Gathering Centre, Iikaisskini Indigenous Services now operates an administrative space in University Hall. Located in E610, the administrative space is where students can go to receive cultural advising and access resources to help them meet academic, mental, physical, physiological and spiritual needs.
International Centre for Students (ICS)
Are you ready to challenge yourself with an international education? Do you seek diversity and awareness of culture and global perspectives? Would you like to build connections with students, staff and faculty? Enjoy a Canadian experience at the University of Lethbridge—with a little help from your friends at ICS.
international@uleth.ca
403-329-2053
Your education isn’t just about what you learn in the classroom. The U of L is committed to helping you explore your individual interests and expand your horizons through opportunities on campus and abroad. The ICS International Student Advisor assists international students in adapting to campus life socially, academically, and culturally. To begin with, you will be in contact with us as a Newly Admitted Student. Once you arrive in Canada and begin your studies, you will be considered a Current Student. We are here to support you in all aspects of your life, both as a U of L student and as a visitor to our country. We are here to guide you through your academic and personal challenges and, whenever necessary, to advocate on your behalf. Contact us at any time.