...to create, preserve and communicate knowledge and thereby contribute to the cultural, social and economic well-being of the people of Manitoba, Canada and the world.
Institute Overview
The University of Manitoba (UM), established in 1877, is located on 274 hectares in the south end of Winnipeg. UM has 24 academic units operating on two campuses with a current total enrolment of approximately 27,000 students. Students may chose from programs in agriculture and food sciences, arts, business, dentistry, engineering, fine arts, kinesiology and recreation management, medical rehabilitation, music, pharmacy and science. A unique first year experience (University 1) in which students may select from up to 200 courses across faculties is also offered.
Highlights
Programs of study in agriculture and food sciences, arts, business, dentistry, engineering, fine arts, kinesiology and recreation management, medical rehabilitation, music, pharmacy and science
University 1 allows students to choose from 200 courses across multiple faculties to create a unique first year experience
UM is home to 48 Canada Research Chair and 36 research centres in natural sciences and engineering, health sciences, social sciences and humanities research
A unique direct-entry program (AEPUCE) prepares international students for admission to undergraduate programs at UM. There is also an intensive academic English program and part-time courses to help students in degree programs continue to refine their English skills
Direct entry programs in agriculture diploma, engineering, fine arts, general studies and music
Program Majors
Degrees, Diplomas and Certificates
Agriculture Business Administration Computer Science Design & Applied Arts Education Engineering Humanities Natural Sciences Nursing & Allied Health Public Administration Religious Studies Visual Arts
International Student Scholarship Programs International Student Bursary Programs International Student Work Opportunities Program International Student Teaching/Research Assistants
Institute/Faculty Support for
International Students
International Student Office Activities, Events, and Field Trips (Day, Weekend, Semester Break Trips) Counselling and Buddy Programs Orientation Programs
Language Support for International Students Language Classes During Study Programs Language Tutoring Pre-program Language Classes
Other Programs for International Students Co-op/Work Experience Programs ESL/FSL Programs Online Programs Visiting or Exchange Student Programs
Institute Accreditation
Provincial Accreditation Manitoba Advanced Education and Literacy
On-Campus Housing
# Students with On-Campus Housing: 1,300
Per Semester/with Meal Plan (C$): 4,700 Per Semester/without Meal Plan (C$): 2,450
Style of Accommodation Coed on Same Floors
Type of Accommodation Double Rooms Single Rooms
Preference Given to International Students First Come/First Served
Quick Stats
Institute Type: Public Year Founded: 1877 # Campuses: 2 Campus Setting (Main Campus): Suburban
Nearest City (Main Campus): Winnipeg City Population: 700,000 Cost of Living: Medium Climate Range: -30 to 30 °C International Annual Tuition (C$):
9,000 - 24,000 Total Undergraduate Enrolment: 23,324 Total International Enrolment: 2,661 # Countries of Origin: 31 or more Scholarships/Awards for International Students: Yes Student Health Care Insurance Coverage: Available Through Institution
Agriculture 
Rolling Notification/Varies by Program 
