For Prospective International Students

Experience fully accredited, internationally recognized education at one of our three university campuses located in the vibrant and welcoming city of Winnipeg, Manitoba. Students at the University of Manitoba represent over 90 different countries, coming from a variety of backgrounds, traditions, ages and experiences that contribute to a sense of belonging for all.

At the University of Manitoba you will be among scholars that impact the world. With strong national and international reputations in teaching and research, our professors continuously receive high ratings in student satisfaction and quality of education. Choose a degree program from 24 different academic units, offering degrees at the undergraduate, masters and doctoral levels.

While the University of Manitoba strives for excellence in providing quality education for our students, we also strive to create opportunities for student success through the many services, programs and supports for students. We know you will do much more than study while you are at the University of Manitoba… you will live here, develop your skills and interests, and hopefully find a healthy sense of community.

Welcome to Manitoba! We look forward to meeting you!

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International Student Recruitment: The University of Manitoba regularly participates in educational fairs and workshops around the world. Our teams will visit a number of different countries in any given year. Follow this link to find out if they will be coming to a city near you and what they are saying about the University of Manitoba.

Admissions: To reflect the increasing number of international students at the University of Manitoba, we are continually developing new services and supports for them including dedicated international admission staff, an International Student Centre, and a number of English language training programs. Follow this link for more information about applying to the University of Manitoba.

Graduate Studies: More than 3,000 students from Canada and around the world come to the University of Manitoba to pursue their academic dreams, studying and researching at the graduate level with professors who are known nationally and internationally for their excellence in research, creative activity, and graduate education. The University of Manitoba also offers a variety of financial support to its graduate students. Follow this link to find out more.

Financial Aid & Awards: Scholarships and bursaries are now available for entering and continuing undergraduate and graduate international students. Follow this link to find out how to apply.

English Language Programs: The University of Manitoba offers two different English language support programs. The English Language Centre offers academic English courses and programs to prepare students for university study as well as to assist students already in academic study at The University of Manitoba. Graduates of the full-time academic English program automatically meet the University of Manitoba English requirements. The English Language Studies Program at the University of Manitoba brings together students from Quebec and around the world for the Intensive English Program (ESL). Beginner to Advanced level students can study ESL from 4 weeks up to 1 year while enjoying socio-cultural activities in Winnipeg and Western Canada. Follow the appropriate program links to find out more information and application procedures for each program.

University 1: University 1 is the first year of study for most programs at the University of Manitoba. This innovative program provides programming flexibility to students while ensuring that they complete their degree in the same amount of time as similar programs in other universities. University 1 was created to help new students ease the transition from high school to university. Follow this link to find out more about the University 1 program, its international student supports and registration.

University of Manitoba

For Prospective International Students

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