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Welcome to the vibrant world of student associations and groups within the Faculty of Science at the University of Manitoba! Discover opportunities to connect with like-minded peers, engage in scientific discussions and participate in exciting events and initiatives.
The association acts as a link between the students, the faculty of science and the science community.
Let’s Talk Science is an award-winning, national, charitable organization focused on education and outreach to support youth development.
The Prairie iGEM Team is an interdisciplinary research and design team at the University of Manitoba.
Email: uofm.igem@umanitoba.ca
Website: Prairie iGEM website
Instagram: prairie_igem
The UMULH is a student group based at the University of Manitoba dedicated to uniting students from various disciplines who are interested in Canadian healthcare.
Email: executive@umulh.com
Website: UMULH website
Instagram: @um_ulh
The primary goal of the club is to establish unity among our members and to encourage individuals to accomplish this daunting task.
BUGS is run by biology students for biology students and for those on campus who are interested in biology. As a representative group, their goal is to provide a sense of community among biology students, as well as offer academic resources to help anyone taking courses within the Department of Biological Sciences.
The BSGSA supports graduate students through the organization of student-oriented events, provides information on academic resources, hosts student- and invited speaker-research seminars, and when funds are sufficient provides small graduate student travel scholarships to facilitate the presentation of UM research across Canada and the Globe.
Chem Club is a great place to meet new people and build friendships with other students who are interested in chemistry and sciences at the University of Manitoba.
Provides students the resources to succeed and achieve their goals, whether that is in chemical sciences or thriving in another subject. As well as fun innovative events that are enjoyable yet skilful.
We are comprised of graduate students in the Department of Chemistry. We strive to enrich our students' experiences by providing a sense of community, hosting worthwhile events, and representing our community.
The CSSA represents the CS student body to the Computer Science Department and Faculty of Science, providing advocacy, support and community.
UMWICS fosters a community for gender minority CS students and advocates for the advancement of equity, diversity and inclusion in CS.
devClub’s goal is to provide students of the University of Manitoba with an opportunity to gain some coding experience with various engines, software and consoles.
EigenClub is the undergraduate mathematics club at the University of Manitoba. Our goal is to share our love for math with other undergraduate students and to provide a supportive space for those pursuing studies in mathematics and related disciplines.
The University of Manitoba Actuarial Club (UMAC) is focused on developing a network for actuarial students at the University of Manitoba.
The Graduate Mathematics Society (GMS) is the student-governed association representing graduate students and student workers at the Department of Mathematics at the University of Manitoba.
The Undergraduate Microbiology Student’s Club (MiSC) aims to bring together students in the undergraduate programs of Microbiology, Biochemistry, Genetics, and Molecular Biology.
The MicroGSA is composed of graduate student representatives from the Department of Microbiology. Our purpose is to improve the graduate student experience by fostering a sense of community within our department.
Students in physics and astronomy usually belong to OPUS, whose purpose is to promote interest in the study of physics amongst the student body and general public and to provide tutoring services for 1st-year physics courses.
Students in physics and astronomy usually belong to OPUS, whose purpose is to promote interest in the study of physics amongst the student body and general public and to provide tutoring services for 1st-year physics courses.
Established in January 2017, the main purpose of UMs² is to act as a platform to connect statistics students of all levels at the University of Manitoba. Regardless if the student is pursuing their undergraduate degree or PhD in statistics, UMs² aims to provide students with valuable networks and friendships during their time as a student.
Explore how you can put your passion to work where science, community and experience meet.
Explore ways to get involved with the community on campus, locally or globally. Curricular and co-curricular experiential learning provides practical experience and skill development.
The International Centre is the University of Manitoba’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.
The Indigenous campus community works together to build and expand our presence and visibility at UM while creating a safe environment for students and staff to work and learn.
Discover the opportunities you'll have as a student at the Faculty of Science to communicate science to the public and engage with your community.
