University of Manitoba 2016 International Viewbook

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WINNIPEG, MANITOBA, CANADA

DEFINE YOUR FUTURE

2016 INTERNATIONAL VIEWBOOK


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ADVENTURERS DO.

As a University of Manitoba student, youll be challenged to grow,

inspired to create and dared to excel. Wherever life takes you

after graduation, youll be able to apply what youve learned,

both personally and academically, to make a real-life impact.

Your future begins right here.

Discover where your potential will take you.


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WORLD LEADER IN ARCTIC

CLIMATE CHANGE AND

HIV/ A IDS RESEA RCH

MORE THAN 29,000 STUDENTS,

8,700 FACULTY AN D STAFF,

AND 132,000 ALUMNI

MORE THAN 13% OF U OF M

STUDENTS ARE INTERNATIONAL,

REPRES ENTING OVER 100 COUNTRIES

FULLY ACCREDITED

AND INTERNATIONALLY

RECOGNIZED PROGRAMS

MANITOBAS LARGEST RESEARCH

INTENSIVE UNIVERSITY OFFERING

100+ ACADEMIC PROGRAMS

THE UNIVERSITY OF MANITOBA

IS THE OLDEST UNIVERSITY

IN WESTERN CANADA

RANKED AMONG THE TOP 350

UNIVERSITIES IN THE WORLD

BY TIMES HIGHER EDUCATION

PAID WORK EXPERIENCE THROUGH

MA NY OF OUR CO-OP P ROGRA MS

MEMBER OF THE PRESTIGIOUS

U15 GROUP OF CANADIAN

RESEA RCH UNIVERSITIES


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VANCOUVERU.S. BORDER

TORONTO

MONTREAL

NEW YORK

CHICAGO

Winnipeg, Manitoba

WINNIPEG IS HOME TO 780,000 PEOPLE AND

COMPOSED OF MORE THAN 100 ETHNIC GROUPS

SPEAKING OVER 80 DIFFERENT LANGUAGES

HEART OF

CANADA

OUR LOCATION


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Located in the heart of Canada, Manitoba is the perfect place to live, learn and explore. Manitoba

is known for its pristine nature, beautiful landscape, vibrant culture and friendly people. While living

in Manitoba, you will have the opportunity to experience all four seasons and enjoy the great outdoors.

DISCOVER MANITOBA

Celebrate over 130 days of festivals including

Festival du Voyageur, Winnipeg Comedy Festival,

Winnipeg Folk Festival and Folklorama the worlds

longest-running multicultural festival.

Sample from over 1,100 restaurants one of the highest

restaurantto population ratios in North America.

Visit our many parks where you can enjoy camping, canoeing,

hiking, wildlife and much more.

Home to a National Hockey League (NHL) team, the Winnipeg Jets;

a professional baseball team, the Winnipeg Goldeyes; and

a professional Canadian football team, the Winnipeg Blue

Bombers, whose new stadium is located at the U of M.

tourismwinnipeg.com

BENEFITS OF STUDYING IN MANITOBA

Health Insurance

International students may be eligible for free provincial

health coverage from Manitoba Health.

umanitoba.ca/student/records/international_students

Working in Canada

As an international student, you may be eligible to work on

and off campus during your studies, and for up to three years

after graduation with a valid work permit.

cic.gc.ca

Provincial Nominee Program

Manitoba is proactive in establishing long-term residents

and new Canadians through the Provincial Nominee Program.

immigratemanitoba.com

Tuition Fee Rebate Program

After graduation, if you work and pay taxes in Manitoba,

you can benefit from Manitobas Tuition Fee Income Tax

Rebate Program. This program entitles you to receive

up to a 60% income tax rebate on your eligible tuition fees.

gov.mb.ca/tuition

(top)The Canadian Museum for Human Rights is the first

national Canadian museum built outside of the national capital.

(left) Experience Indigenous culture at the U of Ms

Traditional Graduation Pow Wow.

(bottom) Fort Gibraltar is a popular tourist destination

in Winnipegs French quarter that features a historical

museum and educational tours.

photo courtesy of Travel Manitoba

photo courtesy of Aaron Cohen/CMHR


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Pembina Hall Residence floor plan

NEW HOME,

NEW ADVENTURE

Mary Speechly Hall floor plan - Single

CAMPUS LIVING


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Living in residence offers more than

just the convenience of being minutes

away from your classes and labs. You will

meet new people and join a community

that enhances your education and

personal growth.

The Fort Garry campus is home to six

residences, each equipped with furnished

rooms and free high-speed Internet.

Residence living offers meal plans, study

spaces, lounges, laundry facilities and

parking. Residence packages (including

meal plans) range from $5,700 - $11,900

CAD per academic year (8 months).

umanitoba.ca/housing

HOMESTAY

Living with a Canadian host family

is a great way to practice English and

learn more about Canadian culture.

umanitoba.ca/elc/homestay

Residence and homestay applications

must be submitted separately from your

undergraduate application for admission.

OFF-CAMPUS HOUSING

If you are looking to experience off-campus

living, the U of M off-campus housing

website can connect you with potential

rentals, sublets and other students

looking for roommates in addition

to providing some great information

on getting to know Winnipeg.

och.cc.umanitoba.ca

(top) Residence advisors

help students adjust to

living in residence while

providing support andguidance throughout

the year.

(far left and opposite)

Pembina Hall Residence

incorporates the needs

of todays student with

358 single rooms, each

containing their own

washroom.

(left)Arthur V. Mauro

Residence is available to

students with at least one

year of post-secondary

education.

APPLY EARLY FOR ON-CAMPUS

RESIDENCE SPACES FILL UP QUICKLY


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BEYOND

THE CLASSROOM

As a U of M student, you will be part of a culturally rich and diverse community.

You will have the opportunity to meet faculty and students from around the

world, explore unique perspectives and take on new pursuits.

STUDENTS WHO PARTICIPATE IN CO-OP

P ROGRA MS F IND BETTER JOBS A ND

START WORKING AT HIGHER SALARIES

ENJOY A SMALL COMMUNIT

EXPERIENCE BY JOINING

OR LIVING IN A COLLEGE

EXPERIENCE A BRAND NEW

STATE-OF-THE-ART 9300 M2

EXERCISE FACILITY

STUDENT SUCCESS


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EXPLORE YOUR INTERESTS

Study abroad through the Universitys 100+ exchange programs,in more than 30 countries.

Get involved in a broad range of leadership, volunteer and local

service-learning programs that will enhance your education and

give you the opportunity to develop new skills.

Join a student group to connect with like-minded individuals

and explore your interests.

Take a break from studying and participate in a fitness class,

join an intramural league or attend a Bison sports game.

umanitoba.ca/studentexperience

TOOLS TO SUCCEED

International Centre for Students (ICS)

The ICS is designed to assist you before and after your arrival to Canada

to help ease your transition. Programs and services include: orientation,

advising services, conversation partners, intercultural programming

and recreation activities. The ICS will help to make your university

experience enjoyable and successful.

umanitoba.ca/student/ics

Career Services

Access one-on-one career counselling and workshops such as resumwriting and interview preparation.

umanitoba.ca/student/careerservices

Co-operative Programs

Similar to internships, co-op programs offered through areas such

as agriculture, business, engineering, environment and science combine

practical paid work experience with classroom-based education to further

enhance skill sets and professional experiences.

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ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROGRAMS

Do you want to improve your English language skills? The University of Manitoba can help

you achieve your language goals with one of our two outstanding English study options.

INTENSIVE ENGLISH PROGRAM

The Intensive English Program (IEP) will provide you with

a dynamic and stimulating language learning experience.

You will enjoy daily speaking, reading and writing classes that

will improve communication skills in social and professional

settings. The program includes exciting socio-cultural

activities that will provide you with an opportunity to

extend your learning beyond the classroom.

Year-round program with monthly start dates

Seven levels of English from beginner to advanced

Full-time program with 26 hours of instruction per week

U of M credential upon completion

Extensive learner supports that include hands-on

workshops, online seminars and one-on-one instruction

Extra-curricular conversation practice through languagepartners, conversation cafs and volunteer opportunities

Admission fee:$300 CAD

Tuition:$1,200 CAD per month

[email protected]

umanitoba.ca/extended/english/intensive

INTENSIVE ACADEMIC ENGLISH PROGRAM

The Intensive Academic English Program (IAEP)

prepares you for university studies by providing you with

the language skills necessary to succeed academically.

You will learn how to write research papers, learn new

vocabulary and deliver academic presentations, among

many other skills. Depending on your initial placement

level, the IAEP can take as little as one semester to complete.

September, January and May start dates

Full-time IAEP that meets the language requirement

to begin degree study

24 hours of instruction per week

Average class size is less than 12 students per class

Workshops and part-time courses are available in writing or

speaking for students in degree study Official IELTS testing centre

Application fee: $175 CAD

Tuition: $4,000 CAD for 14 weeks

[email protected]

umanitoba.ca/elc

STUDENTS STUDYING IN EITHER PROGRAM ARE ELIGIBLE TO APPLY TO LIVE ON CAMPUS IN OUR

RESIDENCES, WITH A HOMESTAY FAMILY OR THEY CAN FIND ACCOMMODATIONS OFF CAMPUS

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Note:Students who do not meet the minimum requirements for the IAEP on the placement

test are encouraged to apply to the IEP to upgrade their English before returning to the IAEP.

English Language Centre (ELC)Intensive AcademicEnglish Program

International Collegeof Manitoba (ICM)

I meet the academicrequirements but I need toupgrade my English to meetthe proficiency requirements

I do not meet one or moreof the University of Manitobas

entrance requirements

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I meet the academic requirements and Englishlanguage proficiency requirements

I WANT A

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WHAT IF I DO NOT MEET THE ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS?

If you do not meet the U of Ms admission requirements, consider a preparatory program

designed to help you reach your goals.

INTENSIVE ACADEMIC ENGLISH PROGRAM (IAEP)

Conditional admission is possible by successfully completing

Level 5 of the IAEP. Conditional admission is available toUniversity 1, Science, Arts and General Studies. Students

wishing to enter other programs can submit an application

for consideration after completion of the IAEP. A joint

application is available online for English Language Centre

PLUS UM studies.

Students presenting a minimum IELTS 5.5 or TOEFL iBT 70

(with 16 in each component) or equivalent will be placed

directly in Level 5 of the program. Students without

a standardized test score will be placed in an appropriate

level through placement testing upon arrival.

INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE OF MANITOBA (ICM)

If you fall short of the U of Ms academic requirements,

are missing the English language proficiency requirementor need extra academic support, the International College

of Manitoba (ICM) may be an option for you. Upon completion

of stage 2 of the University Transfer Program (UTP), ICM students

enter their second year at the U of M. The ICM also offers

pre-university courses for those requiring some preparation

before undergraduate studies.

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DIRECT ENTRY

If you are coming to university directly

from high school or have completed

less than one year of university studies,

you will follow the direct entry route

into a faculty or program. For most

students, this means entering into

University 1.

University 1 (U1) is our largest and

most popular, flexible first year program

that allows you to explore more than

one degree program before committing

to a field of study. The courses you

take in U1 count towards your degree

without adding extra time regardless

of what program you ultimately choose.

umanitoba.ca/u1

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTSHigh school graduation is a general

requirement for all programs. Specific

admission requirements will vary

by program.

University 1

Minimum average of 70% in three

senior level academic courses, with

at least 60% in a first language

literature course.

Direct Entry Programs

Minimum average of 85% across

a specific set of academic courses.

In cases where eligible applicants outnumberthe available

spaces, applica nts wil l require higher averages than

stipulate d to be successf ul in t he ad mission s compe tition.

ADVANCED ENT RY

Advanced entry programs require oneor more years of university-level study

to be eligible to apply. Students who

have completed U1 (or equivalent

in another faculty or institution) can

choose to apply to a variety of advanced

entry programs at the U of M.

External transfers can receive a maximum

of two years (60 credit hours) of credit

applied to a U of M degree, subject to

faculty regulations and requirements.

umanitoba.ca/student/admissions/international

ENGLISH LANGUAGE

PROFICIENCY REQUIREMENTS

Applicants whose first language is not

English, or who were born in a country

where English is not a primary language,

may be required to demonstrate English

language proficiency prior to admission.

This may be done in one of several ways:

Write a Test

TOEFL IBT: 86 overall band score with

a minimum of 20 in each component

IELTS: 6.5 overall band score

CanTEST: minimum 4.5 (Reading),

4.5 (Listening) and 4.0 (Writing)

Complete the U of M Intensive Academic

English Program (IAEP)Achieve a minimum of 65% in Level 5

of the IAEP, as taught by the English

Language Centre at the U of M.

Qualify for a Waiver

Students who have studied for at least

three consecutive years in a country

where English is a primary language ma

be considered for an English language

proficiency waiver. Additionally, student

who have graduated from a Canadiancurriculum school with a year 12 English

literature grade of 75% or higher may

also be considered for an English

language proficiency waiver.

Visit us online for a complete list

of ways to demonstrate English

language proficiency.

umanitoba.ca/student/admissionsinternational/English

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ENTRY CHART

FACULTY/COLLEGE/

SCHOOLYEA R 1 YEA R 2 YEA R 3 YEA R 4

ESTIMATED

COMPLETION TIME

University 1 University 1 Degree program

Agriculture (diploma) Agriculture (diploma) Agriculture (diploma) 2 years

Agricultural and Food

Sciences

University 1 or direct

entry to Agricultural

and Food Sciences

Agricultural and

Food Sciences

Agricultural and

Food Sciences

Agricultural and

Food Sciences4 years

Architecture

(Environmental Design)University 1

Architecture

(Environmental Design)

Architecture

(Environmental Design)

Architecture

(Environmental Design)4 years

ArtsUniversity 1 or direct

entry to Arts Arts Arts Arts 3 or 4-year options

BusinessUniversity 1 or direct

entry to Business Business Business Business 4 years

Dental HygieneOpen to Canadian citizensand permanent residents


entry to Dental Hygiene Dental Hygiene Dental Hygiene 3 years

DentistryOpen to Canadian citizensand permanent residents

University 1 - Dentistry requires 2 years of university

experience (60 credit hours) before application Dentistry Dentistry

2 years of university

experience +

4 year program

EducationUniversity 1 or other

direct entry program Education requires undergraduate degree before application

Undergraduate

degree +

2 year program

Engineering*University 1 or direct

entry to Engineering Engineering Engineering Engineering 4-5 years

Environment, Earth,

and Resources


entry to Environment,

Earth, and Resources

Environment, Earth,

and Resources

Environment, Earth, and

Resources

Environment, Earth, and

Resources3 or 4-year options

Fine Arts

Fine Arts (courses

available in U1, but

cannot complete entire

first year in U1)

Fine Arts Fine Arts Fine Arts 3 or 4-year options

Kinesiology and

Recreation Management


entry to Kinesiology and


Kinesiology and


Kinesiology and


Kinesiology

and Recreation

Management

3 or 4-year options

LawUniversity 1 - Law requires 2 years of university

experience (60 credit hours) before application Law Law

2 years of university

experience +

3 year program

MedicineOpen to Canadian citizensand permanent residents

University 1 or other

direct entry program Medicine requires 3 or 4-year undergraduate degree before application

3 or 4-year

undergraduate

degree + 4 years

Music

Music (courses available

in U1, but cannot

complete entire first

year in U1)

Music Music Music 4 or 5-year options

Nursing University 1 Nursing Nursing Nursing 4 years

PharmacyOpen to Canadian citizensand permanent residents

University 1 Pharmacy Pharmacy Pharmacy 5 years

Rehabilitation Sciences(Respiratory Therapy)Open to Canadian citizensand permanent residents

University 1 Rehabilitation Sciences

(Respiratory Therapy)

Rehabilitation Sciences

(Respiratory Therapy)

Rehabilitation Sciences

(Respiratory Therapy)4 years

ScienceUniversity 1 or direct

entry to Science Science Science Science 3 or 4-year options

Social Work University 1 Social Work Social Work Social Work 4 years

Note: The College of Rehabilitation Sciences also offers masters degrees in physical therapy and occupational therapy.

* Preference will be given to Canadian citizens and p ermanent residents with an aim to admit a minimum of 10% international.


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HOW TO APPLYUMANITOBA.CA/APPLYNOW

APPLICATION PROCESS


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1. CONNECT

Create your online profile and learn

more about the programs and services

that interest you. Creating your profileis

the first step in the application process.

umconnect.ca

2. EXPLORE

Review your program options.

Determine where to begin your studies

(U1 or direct entry) on pages 12-13.

Know the general admission and

English language proficiencyrequirements.

umanitoba.ca/admissions/international

3. APPLY

Apply online.You will receive anemail confirmation upon successful

submission of your application

and applicable fees.

$120 CAD / Application Fee

umanitoba.ca/applynow

NEXT STEPS

SUBMIT DOCUMENT S

Be sure to include your name and

application number on all required

documents, and submit immediately

upon availability to:

Undergraduate Admissions

424 University Centre

University of Manitoba

Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

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REQUIRED OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS:

Final senior level high school transcript

Proof of graduation (high school

and post-secondary if applicable)

Post-secondary transcript (required

if attended)

Post-secondary course outline/syllabifor transfer credit requests (if applicable)

Documents in a language other than English must

be accompanied by a notarized English translation.

OFFER OF ADMISSION

Upon successful completion of the

admission requirements and receipt

of all required documents, your

application will be processed. You will

be notified by email when an admission

decision is made. Your official offer

of admission will be available online.

A standardized letter, which can be used for your Study

Permit application, will be emailed within 10 -15 business

days of being offered admission.

PROVISIONAL ADMISSION

Students who are still completing

high school may be assessed for

provisional admission based on their

interim senior year grades. A final

high school transcript and proof of

graduation must be provided before

the final document deadline.

CONDITIONAL ADMISSION

Students who apply to the joint English

Language Centre plus University

of Manitoba program option will

be assessed for conditional admission.

ACCEPT YOUR OFFER

Your offer of admission must be

accepted by the deadline indicated

in your offer.

Important application information:

Be sure to add @umanitoba.cato your email safe

senders list so you are able to receive important

information about your application for admission.

Admission requirements, deadlines and fees vary

by program and are subject to change. For up-to-date

information please visit umanitoba.ca/admissions.

Scanned documents uploaded to your application portalor emailed [email protected]

may be accepted for a preliminary assessment.

With three intakes per year, we offer flexible options

so you can begin your studies in the fall (September),

winter (January) or summer (May).

SIGN IN TO YOUR O NLINE APPLICATION TO CHECK YOUR

APPLICATION STATUS AND REVIEW ANY OUTSTANDING

DOCUMENTS AND IMPORTANT DEADLINES

CHECK YOUR

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GRADUATE STUDIESUMANITOBA.CA/GRADUATE_STUDIES

U OF M HAS DEVELOPED OR PARTNERED WITH

53 RESEARCH CENTRES AND I NSTITUTES

THAT BELIEVE IN COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH

A ND SCHOLA RSHIP S

GRADUATE STUDENTS ENTERING THE FIRST

YE AR OF A RE SE AR CH -B AS ED DO CT OR AL

PROGRAM ARE ELIGIBLE TO COMPETE FOR

A SIR GORDON WU GR ADUATE SCHOLARSHIP

WORTH UP TO $40,000

Our energetic graduate community is made up of over 3,500 students, more than 800 international

students and 1,600 faculty. We are home to a wide range of graduate programs, with over 140 offerings.

The U of M is also a member of the U15 and is ranked as one of the top research-intensive universities

across Canada. Every year, faculty members secure more than $150 million in external funding.

APPLICATION INFORM ATION

In planning your application, remember to arrange for official

transcripts and, if applicable, official translations, to be sent

directly from the issuing institution.

A complete application package should include reference letters,

transcripts, the application fee and any admission tests or other

supporting materials that may be required by the department.We encourage you to contact the particular department to which

you are applying with regards to fee information and any further

documentation required for your application.

Your step-by-step application guide and application, as well

as entrance requirements for Masters and Doctoral programs

are available online only.

umanitoba.ca/graduate_studies

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Note: Programs are units within various University of Manitoba faculties and schools. Please visit umanitoba.ca/admissions to learn more.

JD Juris Doctor

M Masters Degree

D Doctor of Philosophy/PhD

MD Doctor of Medicine

DMD Doctor of Dental Medicine

P Post-Baccalaureate Diploma

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Aboriginal Business Studies B

Aboriginal GovernanceStream

B

Accounting B

Actuarial Mathematics B

Aging m

Agribusiness/Agricultural Economics

m, B, M, D

Agriculture d, B

Agroecology B

Agronomy B

American Sign Language/English Interpretation

B

Animal Science/Systems m, B, M, D

Anthropology m, B, M, D

Applied Mathematics B

Architecture M

Art d, B, M

Art History m, B

Asian Studies m, B

Athletic Therapy B

BBiochemistry B

Biochemistry and MedicalGenetics

M, D

Biological Sciences m, B, M, D

Biomedical Engineering M, D

Biosystems Engineering B, M, D

Biotechnology B

Business Administration M, D

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Canadian Studies m, B, M

Catholic Studies m

Central and Eastern

European Studies m, BCeramics d, B

Chemistry m, B, M, D

City Planning M

Civil Engineering B, M, D

Classical Studies m, B, M

Commerce B

Community Health Sciences M, D

Computer Engineering B, M, D

Computer Science m, B, M, D

Cree m

Criminology B

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Dental Hygiene d, BDentistry DMD

Disability Studies M

Drawing d, B

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Kinesiology B, M

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Labour Studies m, B

Landscape Architec ture M

Latin m, B

Latin American Studies mLaw JD, M

Leadership and Organizations B

Linguistics m, B, M, D

Logistics and Supply ChainManagement

B, M

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Management m, B, M, D

Management InformationSystems

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Marketing m, B, M, D

Mathematics m, B, M, D

Mechanical Engineering B, M, D

Medical Microbiology M, D

Medical Rehabilitation B, M

Medicine B, MD

Medieval andEarly Modern Studies

m, B

Microbiology m, B, M, D

Music - Composition B, M

Music - Conducting M

Music - General B

Music - History B

Music - Integrated Music/Education

B

Music - Jazz Studies B

Music - Performance B, M, P

NNative Languages m

Native Studies m, B, M

Natural Resources andEnvironmental Management

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Natural ResourcesManagement

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Nurse Practitioner M

Nursing B, M, D

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Occupational Therapy M

Ojibway m

Operational Research/

ManagementB, M

Oral and MaxillofacialSurgery

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Oral Biology M, D

Orthodontics M

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Painting d, B

Pathology M

Peace and Conflict Studies M, D

Periodontics M

Pharmacology andTherapeutics

M, D

Pharmacy B, M, D

Philosophy m, B, M

Photography d, B

Physical Education B

Physical Geography B

Physical Therapy M

Physician Assistant Studies M

Physics and Astronomy m, B, M, D

Physiology andPathophysiology

M, D

Plant Science/Biotechnology m, B, M, D

Polish m

Political Studies m, B, M

Printmaking d, B

Psychology m, B, M, D

Public Administration M

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Recreation Management andCommunity Development

m, B, M

Religion m, B, M, D

Respiratory Therapy B

Russian m, B

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School Psychology M

Sculpture d, B

Social Work B, M, D

Sociology m, B, M, D

Soil Science m, M, D

Spanish m, BStatistics m, B, M, D

Surgery M

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Theatre m, B

U

Ukrainian m, B

Ukrainian CanadianHeritage Studies

m, B

V

Video d, B

W

Womens Studies m, B

E

Economics m, B, M, D

Education D

Education Administration,Foundations and Psychology

M

Education - Curriculum

Teaching and Learning

M

Education - Early Years B

Education - Integrated Music B

Education - Middle Years B

Education Post Baccalaureate P

Education - Senior Years B

Electrical Engineering B, M, D

Engineering P

English m, B, M, D

Entomology m, M, D

Entrepreneurship/Small Business

B

Environment M

Environmental Design B

Environmental Science m, B

Environmental Studies m, B

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Family Social Sciences m, B, M

Film Studies m, B

Finance B, M, D

Food Science m, B, M, D

French m, B, M, D

G

Genetics B, M, D

Geography m, B, M, D

Geological Sciences m, B, M, D

Geology B

German m, B, M

Global Political Economy B

Graphic Design d, B

Greek m, B

H

Health Sciences m, B

Health Studies m, B

History m, B, M, D

Human Anatomy andCell Science

M, D

Human Nutrition andMetabolism

m

Human Nutritional Sciences B, M, D

Human Resources/Industrial Relations

B, M, D

IIcelandic m, B, M

Immunology M, D

Interdisciplinary Studies M, D

Interior Design M

International Business B

Italian Studies B

Italian m

PROGRAMS

d Diploma program

m Minor

B Bachelor Degree

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Tuition fees are determined by the number and type of courses that you register for. The followingtuition fees are estimated amounts based on a typical undergraduate student taking a full course

load from September to April. Actual tuition costs for students may be higher or lower depending

on their specific choice of courses.

TUITION FEESUMANITOBA.CA/STUDENT/AWARDS

PAYMENT DEADLINES AND METHODS

Tuition and student fees will be assessed after you register

for courses. Fees are due at the beginning of the term and

can be paid online, by bank wire transfer, debit or cash.

umanitoba.ca/admin/financial_services

ESTIMATED COST OF FIRST YEAR (INTERNATIONAL STUDENT)*

Items Cost

Tuition $13,000 - $19,500

Books and supplies $1,800

Residence (with meal plan) $5,700 - $11,900UMSU Supplemental Health Coverage 1 $260

Total $20,760-$33,460 CAD

1. An opt-out option is available to stude nts who present proof of alternate healt h coverage

as deemed acceptable by the University of Manitoba Students Union (UMSU) umsu.ca.

Note:Visitumanitoba.ca/student/ics/finances to learn more about budgeting to live in Winnipeg.

FINANCIAL AID AN D AWARDS

Each year, close to $475,000 CAD is allocated to international

students through scholarships and bursaries. International

high school applicants are automatically eligible for entrance

scholarships if you apply before May 1**and carry a minimum

85% average in five senior level academic courses froman approved list.

NUMERIC GRADE SCHOLARSHIP

95 100% $2,000 CAD

90 94.9% $1,400 CAD

85 89.9% $800 CAD

Note:Students com pleting the full IB D iploma may be eligible for entrance s cholarships

of up to $3,500 CAD.

umanitoba.ca/student/awards

** Canadian curriculum students must apply by March 1 to qualify for a Canadian scholarship.* Fees are estimated at the time of publication and are subject to change.

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In the event of any inconsistency between the information

found in this Viewbook and that of the undergraduate

and/or graduate calendars, the calendar entry shall prevail.

UNDERGRADUATE ADMISSIONS


Winnipeg, Manitoba

Canada R3T 2N2

Phone: +1-204-474-8808

Fax: +1-204-474-7554

Email: [email protected]

umconnect.ca

ENGLISH LANGUAGE CENTRE


Winnipeg, Manitoba

Canada R3T 2N2

Phone: +1-204-474-9251

Fax: +1-204-275-8098


umanitoba.ca/elc

FACULTY OF GRADUATE STUDIES


Winnipeg, Manitoba

Canada R3T 2N2


umanitoba.ca/graduate_studies

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