Explore UM

Explore our campuses

Founded in 1877, the University of Manitoba is the oldest university in Western Canada. Most UM students call one of our two main Winnipeg campuses home, where a stunning blend of traditional and modern architecture encourage exploration and inspire learning.

An image of student walking on UM's Fort Garry Campuses during summer.

Explore our campuses

Watch as Charles, a fourth year Science student, introduces you to the two main UM campuses. The Fort Garry campus boasts beautiful green space, amazing architecture and a diverse and welcoming student body. The Bannatyne campus is located in downtown Winnipeg and is home to most of the Rady Faculty of Health Sciences.

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Unique bus routes to UM campuses
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Places to eat on UM campuses
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Active living centre facility (12-metre climbing wall, 200-metre elevated track etc.)
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Research centres, institutes and shared facilities

Discover our UM campuses

Our campuses feature contemporary facilities complemented by historic buildings that have defined the university for more than a century. Our state-of-the-art classrooms, lab spaces, recreation facilities and on-campus housing make the university an amazing place to connect, learn, and live.

Fort Garry campus

This welcoming community is like a small city within Winnipeg. Our Fort Garry campus features world-class laboratories, recreation facilities, performance spaces, classrooms, libraries, residences and more.

The campus, with its abundant green space, walking trails and mix of traditional and modern buildings, is inviting for those who study and work here and is also popular for local and international film shoots.

Bannatyne campus

The Bannatyne campus is a vibrant urban community next to the Health Sciences Centre, Manitoba’s largest health-care facility, in downtown Winnipeg. This nine-building complex is home to our programs in the health professions and basic medical sciences.

Social work inner city and northern campuses

William Norrie Centre

The William Norrie Centre on Selkirk Avenue is the campus for social work education for inner-city residents. The centre is a focal point for social work education, helping students to serve the community.

Northern Social Work Program

Located in Manitoba’s beautiful north, the Northern Social Work Program in Thompson is an extension of the Faculty of Social Work on the Fort Garry Campus.

An image of two students outside on UM's Fort Garry Campus, walking towards Art Lab building.

An image of a smiling student, standing outside of UM Bannatyne Campus during summer.

An interior image of the beautiful wood construction and sunlight though the windows of the rooftop of the William Norrie building.

Virtual 360° tour

You can experience what makes UM great using your phone or other device. Take our virtual tour to become familiar with key locations on campus. Or, explore the simplified format of our virtual tour, optimized for assistive technologies and slower internet connections.

Take a 360° virtual tour

Students walking outside during summer on UM's Fort Garry campus headed towards the Buller building.

Campus tours

Explore our amazing Fort Garry campus spaces, such as classrooms, athletic facilities and housing, through in-person or online tour options.

Visit campus in person

Online tours

An arial image of UM's Fort Garry Campus.

Future student events

Join us on campus for in-person events such as Open House, or an online information session to discover why UM is right for you.

Explore campus events

The University of Manitoba campuses are located on original lands of Anishinaabeg, Ininewuk, Anisininewuk, Dakota Oyate and Denesuline, and on the National Homeland of the Red River Métis.

We respect the Treaties that were made on these territories, we acknowledge the harms and mistakes of the past, and we dedicate ourselves to move forward in partnership with Indigenous communities in a spirit of Reconciliation and collaboration.

UM Territory Acknowledgement