Quick facts
Explore the University of Manitoba
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Choosing a program
The University of Manitoba offers over 100 programs across multiple faculties, schools and colleges. There are learning, teaching and research opportunities that will appeal to all types of students.
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University 1
University 1 (U1) is the University of Manitoba's unique, flexible approach to a student's first year in university. It allows them to meet the admission or first year requirements for one or more target degree programs, even if they are not yet sure which degree path is right for them.
Parent information session
Watch this info session specifically geared toward parents and supporters of prospective undergraduate students. Learn about University of Manitoba programs, services, application timelines, university costs and more so you can help support your student throughout this exciting journey!
Preparing for first year
The first year at university is a balancing act for all new students. Review these tools to ensure your student puts their best foot forward.
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Choosing courses
Use the First Year Planning Guide to find the courses your student needs to be successful in their first year.
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Making the transition to post-secondary
University differs from high school in a number of significant ways. Students have more freedom, but also more responsibility. Read these tips to help your student make the leap.
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Resources for parents
You play a vital role as students navigate their first year and beyond. These resources can help parents and family members feel informed and capable of providing support.
Paying for university
While the University of Manitoba offers some of the lowest tuition fees in Canada, the cost can be daunting. Scholarships, bursaries and some savvy financial planning can help significantly. The majority of students pay for their post-secondary education with a combination of funds such as: savings, scholarships, wages and loans.
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Sponsorship for Indigenous students
Some students may be sponsored by a third-party organization, such as band funding through their home community, MMF, employers, government agencies to cover tuition fees, textbooks and living expenses.
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EmpoweringU
Through the Indigenous Student Centre, students can acquire the knowledge, skills and resources to make confident, responsible financial decisions. Workshops are available to help students develop smart financial habits.
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Awards for Indigenous students
A range of financial aid opportunities for Indigenous students are available to improve access to education and increase representation of Indigenous students in various programs of study.
Moving away for school
For many students, university is a chance to gain independence and explore newfound freedoms. Help your student decide where they will call home while they study.
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Housing options
For many students, university is a chance to gain some adult independence and explore new found freedoms. Help your student decide where they will call home while they study.
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Safety on campus
Safety is a priority at the University of Manitoba. We take a proactive approach to safety and security on our campuses through a variety of programs and security measures.
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Living in Winnipeg
With four bold seasons, and 100 ethnic groups speaking over 100 languages, Winnipeg is at the heart of Canada. Winnipeg is the #1 most cost-competitive city across all of the U.S. and Western Canada.
Connect with our team
The Student Recruitment Team is available to answer your questions about student experience, the admissions process and application details. Reach out to us by phone or email with any of your questions or concerns.
Student Recruitment
Room 424 UMSU University Centre
66 Chancellor's Circle
University of Manitoba
Winnipeg, MB R3T 2N2 Canada
student_recruitment@umanitoba.ca
indigenous_recruitment@umanitoba.ca
Phone: 204-474-8808
Toll free: 1-800-224-7713 ext: 8808