Canada University Degree Programs

University of Manitoba, Winnipeg:
Western Canada's first university, the University of Manitoba is large enough to support undergraduate programs in all major disciplines. Situated in Winnipeg, Manitoba, this university is at the geographic centre of North America. University of Manitoba is the largest post-secondary institution in the province and the only one that is research-intensive, offering both medical and doctoral degrees as well as professional education. University of Manitoba has more than 27,000 students in degree, diploma, and certificate programs, 50 at the undergraduate level.

Diploma, Bachelor, Master, Doctorate programs include Accounting, Administration, Agribusiness, Arts, Asian Studies, Biology, Business, Canadian Studies, Chemistry, Computer Science, Education, Engineering, Food Science, Geography, History, Law, Spanish, Women's Studies...

On-campus living
Each year, over 1,200 students get the full benefit of the university experience by living in residence. Each residence has its own unique atmosphere based on the interests of the students who live there. But wherever you live, you can expect these standard features:

• furnished rooms (includes bed, desk, chair, and bookshelf)
• meal plans
• study space
• lounges with TVs and DVD players
• in-house laundry facilities
• storage space for luggage and personal effects
• rooms wired for telephone
• free high-speed Internet
• reserved parking (available through Parking Services)

Off-campus living
Students and staff can find a place to live off-campus through the University of Manitoba Students' Union (UMSU) Housing Office. The office will help with rent, sublet, carpool, and buy/sell furniture.

Winnipeg is the provincial capital of Manitoba, a province of more than 1.1 million people that stretches from Nunavut and Hudson Bay to the U.S.A. border. Here you can experience miles of grasslands, rich farmland, natural forests and bush, white sand beaches, friendly communities, and wildlife ranging from porcupines to polar bears.

Each year, University of Manitoba classrooms are filled with over 27,000 of the brightest students from across the nation and more than 100 countries worldwide. They are diligently supported in their efforts by over 5,000 faculty and staff committed to ensuring an outstanding learning experience. With two ever growing campuses and a population that makes it in essence Manitoba's third largest city, the University of Manitoba is a bustling knowledge community with an international reputation and reach.