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Undergraduate studies

There are many program options available to you within our culturally rich and diverse community—whether you know the direction you want to go or are figuring out where your passion lies.

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First year student resources

Graduate studies

Graduate students are leading the way to discoveries that matter to Canadians. Challenge yourself, expand your horizons and continue your education in one of our many graduate programs.

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Extended Education: Take a step forward in your life and career. Gain new skills, keep learning, and prepare for the future with our flexible Extended Education programs and courses, including many online options.

Extended Education

UM at a Glance

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From a fundamental discovery in a chemistry lab to a novel product for the market

Neechiwaken Indigenous Peer Mentor Program enhances support for first year students

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Find the path that’s right for you

Undergraduate studies

Graduate studies

UM at a Glance

Winnipeg Free Press: Homebuilding lessons to help transform Northern First Nation

Winnipeg Free Press: Teacher to develop Holocaust curriculum

Global Winnipeg: ‘You want to help’: Social media scam plays on emotions, U of M expert says

NPR: Mpox did not fade away. Africa faces two alarming outbreaks - and lacks vaccines