Upcoming opportunity
New to UM this year, Falling Walls Lab is an exciting, fast-paced competition that showcases great ideas that address current world problems. The winner receives a trip to Berlin to participate in the global Falling Walls Lab finale.
Application deadline: July 22, 2022
Competitions and trainee opportunities
UM undergraduate students, graduate students and postdoctoral fellows have many opportunities to work and learn under the formal supervision of independent researchers. Prospective trainees can enhance their research skills through scholarship in the humanities and social sciences, creative work in music, architecture and art and research in the applied, natural and health sciences.
Additional opportunities
Research supports and services
Faculty, students, post-doctoral fellows and research technicians have access to specialized training, funding and services through close working relationships with various faculties, research organizations, governments and business partners.
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Research Services
Provides support for grant applications, research agreements and funding opportunities as well as training through workshops and presentations.
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Partnerships and Innovation
Oversees the intellectual property of patents and licenses and assists researchers in connecting their expertise with industry needs locally and globally.
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Research Ethics and Compliance
Upholds ethics protocols to ensure the health and welfare of humans, animals and the environment during research, teaching and testing.
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International Centre
UM's hub for all things global. Whether you’re a student looking to explore, a faculty member looking for international partners or a researcher hoping to work with us, we’re here to support you.
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Research Support Fund
This fund assists Canadian post-secondary institutions and affiliated research hospitals/institutes with indirect costs, helping achieve research excellence and maintain world-class research environments.
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Dimensions Equity, Diversity and Inclusion
The Government of Canada’s Dimensions pilot program promotes equity, diversity and inclusion at universities, colleges and polytechnic institutes.
Research tools
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Research Administration System (RAS)
RAS integrates more than 100 forms, including the Funding Application Approval Form (FAAF), animal and human ethics, contracts and internal grants and all the associated attachments.
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My Research Tools (MRT)
Log in to JUMP and select Faculty tab to access the tools.
MRT is a set of web applications designed for UM researchers that allow you to access to funding opportunities, share your expertise, seek collaborators and manage your project information online. -
iThenticate plagiarism detection software
iThenticate is plagiarism detection software used by researchers to ensure the originality of written work before publication.
Support documentation
Research Administration System (RAS) training and further FAQs can be found by logging into UM Learn and choosing Self-Registration and then Research Administration System.
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Contact us
Office of the Vice-President (Research and International)
Room 202 Administration Building
66 Chancellor's Circle
University of Manitoba (Fort Garry campus)
Winnipeg, MB R3T 2N2 Canada