A path forward for Queen's University

Queen’s University is updating its 2002 Campus Plan. This is a significant undertaking and a strategic milestone in the university’s evolution.

The new Campus Master Plan (CMP) will establish a vision and framework to guide how the university will physically change over the next 10 to 15 years to accommodate Queen's evolving programs and activities, and in support of the initiative of our faculty, staff and students that makes Queen's a world-class university.

The plan will be supported by polices and strategies related to

• enhancing our research and learning experiences
• reinforcing the strategic and academic goals of the university
• influencing where and how students, faculty and staff research, learn and interact

Queen's is partnering with a team of experienced consultants to assist with this project.

Learn more: About CMP...

The track at Tindall Field

Chernoff Hall

Gordon Hall

Mackintosh-Corry Hall

Looking in on the Leonard Hall cafeteria

A Chernoff Hall chemistry lab

One of the many pedestrian pathways that criss-cross campus

University Avenue

The Faculty of Education building - Duncan McArthur Hall

Classroom learning

The Queen's Centre

Many pedestrian pathways criss-cross the campus

A break-out space in Goodes Hall

A place to think and rest

Architectural rendering of the Isabel Bader Centre for the Performing Arts

Grant Hall at night

Innovation Park

A meeting space in the Athletics and Recreation Centre

Some very snowy green space looking toward the Agnes Etherington Art Centre

The Biosciences Complex

The new Goodes Hall expansion

Jean Royce Hall residence