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University of Manitoba
Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada, R3T 2N2
Stay connected to UM through the inspirational stories about our alumni, faculty, and students on UM Today The Magazine. You can also enjoy the year-round content on UM Today News site.
The Faculty of Science's alumni offer a connection to business professionals, new opportunities and community engagement. See how members of our community have prospered and helped others to succeed and find out how you can get involved.
Are you a Faculty of Science alum looking to share your expertise or tell the story of your career path? If you would like to get involved as a guest speaker please contact Christa Kruck to hear more about current opportunities.
UM Orientation is one of the largest events on campus, involving over 6,000 students, staff, and volunteers. This event introduces new students to our campus and prepares them for university life with academic sessions and workshops.
At the Faculty of Science, the Science Students Association together with the Office of the Dean plan events that offer fun opportunities not only to meet fellow students but to engage with professors and network with alumni to discover what a future in science might hold.
Please contact Horace Luong, associate dean, for additional information.
Become a champion for science. The Faculty of Science and our departments run a variety of outreach and citizen science programs that welcome alumni, and public and industry involvement.
Find out how to get involved by contacting us.
The Faculty of Science Co-operative Education Program is a planned learning process that integrates classroom study with paid work experience. Undergraduate Co-op students alternate academic terms with work terms in positions relevant to their major field of study. Co-operative Education blends theory and practice for the student and strengthens ties between participating employers and The University of Manitoba. The Science Co-op Program has helped many employers meet their temporary staffing needs. You’ll have access to enthusiastic and talented students for 4 or 8-month work terms.
Students in Microbiology, Biochemistry, Biological Sciences, Biotechnology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Genetics, and Statistics are available through the Science Co-op Program.
The success of the Science Co-op Program depends on the work experience provided by our Co-op employers. We thank our Co-op employers for the important contribution they make to our program.
If you are considering hiring a Co-op student, please contact us. We would be happy to discuss the Science Co-op Program and how it might fit your hiring needs.
For information on the Faculty of Science Co-op Program please contact:
Geoffrey Anderson
Science Co-op Director
E2-484 EITC
204 474-9588
Geoffrey.Anderson@umanitoba.ca
Connect with the Science Innovation Hub.
See how science works with the community to make things happen.
We encourage you to take part in the many public lectures and events that take place at the University of Manitoba!
Your tax-deductible donations will help future students in the Faculty of Science discover the unknown and invent the future! Support our Faculty with a gift to one of our worthy initiatives.
Read about alumni, faculty, places and spaces that make up our unique science ecosystem.
Pamela Gareau
Alumni and Awards Lead
Pamela.Gareau@umanitoba.ca
Leigh McKinnon
Community Outreach Lead
Leigh.McKinnon@umanitoba.ca
Nicolle Amyotte
Events Coordinator
Nicolle.Amyotte@umanitoba.ca
General inquiries
science.outreach@umanitoba.ca
Faculty of Science
230 Machray Hall, 186 Dysart Rd
University of Manitoba
Winnipeg, Manitoba R3T 2N2 Canada