3MT Competition Finale - University of Regina

Join Us for an Evening of Research and Inspiration!

Be part of an extraordinary evening celebrating the innovative research of graduate students at the University of Regina. The Three-Minute Thesis (#3MT) Finale showcases the incredible ability of thesis-based students to present their complex research in just three minutes, using only one static slide.

This unique event bridges the gap between academia and the community, highlighting research that addresses real-world challenges and makes an impact. Whether you're fascinated by scientific discoveries, intrigued by advancements in health and wellness, inspired by the creativity of the arts, captivated by innovations in engineering and technology, or passionate about the impact of physical activity and sport, this event offers something for everyone. Join us to explore the diverse research happening across a range of disciplines, presented by talented graduate students who are shaping the future with their groundbreaking work. This is your chance to engage with cutting-edge ideas, celebrate education and innovation, and discover how research impacts our world in ways both profound and unexpected.

Why Attend?

• Celebrate innovation: Discover groundbreaking research across diverse fields, from health to sustainability to technology.
• Support student success: Cheer on our students as they hone their communication skills and share their passion for their work.
• Engage and vote: Be inspired by the impact their research can have on our world and cast your vote for the People’s Choice Award!

Details:

6 p.m. - Reception

7 p.m. - Program & Presentations

8 p.m. - Winners announced

Meet and Greet with the all of the Competitors to follow.

At Darke Hall, College Avenue Campus, 2255 College Avenue, Regina, SK Canada

Reserve your spot today and join us for an evening of knowledge, discovery, and inspiration. Let’s celebrate the future of research together!

For more information about the 3MT Competition, click here.

Host or Publisher Faculty of Graduate Studies & Research, University of Regina