Skip to main content
Welcome to the University of Lethbridge
  • Library
  • Directory
  • Intranet
  • MyExperience
  • Webmail
  • Bridge
  • Moodle
Study here Give
U of L Campus Master Plan
Close
  • About
  • Planning History
    • Development Plan (1969)
    • Phase IV Report (1990)
    • Plan Review (1993)
    • Master Plan Report (2000)
    • Precinct Plan (2000)
    • Expansion Plan (2001)
    • Archival Gallery
  • Planning Process
    • Project Initiation
    • Planning Phases
  • UCMP (2012)
  • Contact
  • Library
  • Directory
  • Intranet
  • MyExperience
  • Webmail
  • Bridge
  • Moodle
Study here Give
Planning Process
  • Project Initiation
    • RFP-Qu Detailed Information
      • Project Summary
        • Overall Objectives
        • Consulting Services
      • Project Scope
        • Specific Planning Objectives
        • Proposed Process & Timelines
        • Deliverables
        • Supplemental RFP Material
        • Existing Campus Plan
        • Planning Liaisons
        • Approvals
        • Environmental Sustainability
        • Relevant Studies & Reports
          • Additional Relevant Planning Studies & Reports
        • Strategic Plan Synergies
        • Key Development Concerns
      • Scope of Services
      • Project Organization
  • Planning Phases
    • Phase 1
    • Phase 2
      • Leadership Interviews
      • World Cafe
        • Delegates
      • Whiteboard/Facebook Forum
        • Question 1
        • Question 2
        • Question 3
        • Question 4
        • Question 5
        • Question 6
      • Life Balance Fair
    • Phase 3
      • Master Plan Directions Report (ECS)
        • Direction A: "Comprehensive"
        • Direction B: "Destination"
        • Direction C: "Leadership"
        • Summary of Findings
          • Graduate Education and Research
          • Liberal Education
          • A Destination Campus
          • Outlook for the Faculties
          • One Campus, Many Experiences
          • Student Services
          • Library, Learning Commons
          • Student Hub / Student Life
          • Residences
          • Campus Heritage
          • Social Spaces
          • Parking and Transit
          • Campus Organization
          • Connection to Community
    • Phase 4
      • Context of Plan Alternatives
      • Precedent Buildings & Landscapes
      • Iterative Planning Concepts
        • Early Planning Charrettes
        • Toward Three Conceptual Plans
          • UCMP Option A
          • UCMP Option B
          • UCMP Option C
          • Evaluation of Three Concepts
        • Two Planning Futures
      • Open House I
        • Presentation Boards
    • Phase 5
    • Phase 6 (In Conclusion)
      • Celebratory Public Open House

Residences

Residences

More beds are needed for undergraduate students, especially for first-year students. There are about 2,200 intakes per year and demand stands at 1.7:1. Graduate students tend to prefer to live off-campus but if a graduate residence was available, perhaps the trend would reverse. International graduate students on the other hand prefer to live on campus and would benefit from a dedicated graduate residence. FNMI students would also benefit from increased on-campus housing opportunities.


Residence life could be an ambassador for the University of Lethbridge but in order to achieve that status, some feel that the residences should explore the collegiate model and provide not just accommodation but also learning support services (academic / career counselling, breakout rooms), a dining centre, and social spaces in which to interact and seek entertainment.

Students

  • Academic calendar
  • Student Enrolment and Registrar Services
  • Student opportunities
  • Student services
  • Study here

Information for

  • Alumni
  • Donors
  • Visitors and community

Campus

  • Careers at uLethbridge
  • Events
  • Faculty and staff intranet
  • Maps and tours
  • News
Visit the University of Lethbridge Homepage
  • Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada
  • Contact us
  • Calgary Campus
  • Faculty and staff directory

The University is located on traditional Blackfoot Confederacy territory. We honour the Blackfoot people and their traditional ways of knowing in caring for this land, as well as all Aboriginal peoples who have helped shape and continue to strengthen our University community.

©2025 University of Lethbridge | Terms of use