University of Manitoba 2016 Viewbook

2016 VIEWBOOK
DEFINE YOUR FUTURE
TRAILBLAZERS 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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132,000+
more than any university

in Western Canada
in 131 countries
around the world
RHODES SCHOLARS
ALUMNI
100 +
INTERNATIONAL
EXCHANGE PROGRAMS
in over 30 countries
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CANADA RESEARCH CHAIRS
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29,000+
international leadership
in Native Studies
the country's top experts

in their fields
studying in more than 100

academic programs
/ UNIVERSITY OF MANITOBA
STUDENTS
ABOUT
40+
YEARS
The University of Manitoba campuses are located

on original lands of Anishinaabeg, Cree, Oji-Cree,
Dakota, and Dene peoples, and on the homeland
of the Mtis Nation. We respect the Treaties that
were made on these territories, we acknowledge
the harms and mistakes of the past, and we dedicate
ourselves to move forward in partnership with
Indigenous communities in a spirit of reconciliation
and collaboration.
2016 VIEWBOOK
YOUR GUIDE TO INFORMATION ABOUT CAMPUS LIFE, PROGRAMS, ADMISSION
REQUIREMENTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MANITOBA
With two campuses in Winnipeg and over 100 programs,

the University of Manitoba gives you the opportunity
to build your university experience.
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CONTENTS
ABOUT THE U OF M
Our community . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Health Sciences, College of Nursing. . . . . . . . . . . . 35
Campus living . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Health Sciences, College of Pharmacy. . . . . . . . . . 36
Beyond the classroom . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

Athletics and recreation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Health Sciences,
College of Rehabilitation Sciences. . . . . . . . . . . . 37
Student support . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Kinesiology and Recreation Management . . . . . . 38
Career preparation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Law. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
Next steps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Desautels Faculty of Music . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40

Social Work . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
Flexible study options . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
University 1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Program listing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45
Agricultural and Food Sciences. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23

Architecture (Environmental Design) . . . . . . . . . . 24
ADMISSION INFORMATION
School of Art . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Application process and deadlines. . . . . . . . . . . . . 47
Arts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
Asper School of Business . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
Admission requirements:
Direct entry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48
Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
Manitoba prerequisites . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50
Engineering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
AP and IB policies. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51
Clayton H. Riddell Faculty of

Environment, Earth, and Resources . . . . . . . . . . . 31
Out-of-province . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52
Health Sciences, School of Dental Hygiene. . . . . . 32
Scholarships, awards and financial support . . . . . 56
Health Sciences, College of Dentistry. . . . . . . . . . . 33
Tuition fees . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59
Health Sciences, College of Medicine. . . . . . . . . . . 34
Campus map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60
International. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54
Science. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42
Undergraduate programs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
ABOUT
FACULTIES AND PROGRAMS
OUR COMMUNITY
PUSH
YOUR LIMITS
CHALLENGERS DO.
Through his tireless efforts to support Indigenous inner
city youth at Ka Ni Kanichihk, Mihskakwan James Harper
has established himself as a peer leader in Manitobas
Indigenous community. Hes now challenging stereotypes
and promoting the potential for change.
Education is the greatest investment in your

future and it will serve as the basis for the
leadership you will have in your community.
Challenge yourself you will be surprised
of what you are capable of.
MIHSKAKWAN JAMES HARPER

Faculty of Engineering
As a U of M student, you will be part of a culturally rich and diverse

community where you have the opportunity to meet faculty and
students from around the world, explore unique perspectives
and take on new pursuits.
INDIGENOUS COMMUNITY
COLLEGE LIFE
As a First Nation, Mtis or Inuit student you

will immediately feel at home on campus.
You will be part of a thriving community
of over 2,000 Indigenous students, staff and
faculty and have the opportunity to learn
in a way that celebrates your culture and
history. At the heart of campus is Migizii
AgamikBald Eagle Lodge, which stands
as a central gathering place where students,
staff and community share and achieve.
Enjoy a small community experience

within the larger university setting by
joining or living in one of four colleges:
St. Andrews College, St. Johns College,
St. Pauls College or University College.
Colleges offer both religious and secular
programs and activities. Each college acts
as a home base where you can attend class,
study, eat, socialize and relax.
Before and after your arrival on campus,

the International Centre for Students will
support you as an international student.
Programs and services include orientation,
advising services, inter-cultural programs
and recreation activities. The ICS will
help to make your university experience
enjoyable, safe and successful.
ICS also provides programs and resources
for all internationally-minded students who
are looking for travel and study experiences
inside and outside of Canada.
umanitoba.ca/student/ics
umanitoba.ca/colleges
250+
INDIGENOUS STUDENTS
GRADUATE FROM
U OF M EACH YEAR
INTERNATIONAL CENTRE FOR STUDENTS (ICS)
Why consider college life? Besides being

part of a close-knit community, you will be
eligible for additional award opportunities,
including more than 160 bursaries and
scholarships totalling over $150,000.
Youll also have access to social events,
barbecues and complimentary lockers.
ABOUT
umanitoba.ca/indigenous
UMANITOBA.CA
LANGUAGES SPOKEN ON CAMPUS INCLUDE CANTONESE, CREE, FRENCH, HINDI,

KOREAN, MANDARIN, OJIBWAY, PORTUGUESE, SPANISH AND MANY OTHERS.
CAMPUS LIVING
FIND
YOUR FOCUS
TRAILBLAZERS DO.
After doctors helped Kailee Rutherford beat cancer
when she was in Grade 11, she set her sights on doing
the same for others. Kailee is now pursuing a career
in medicine and using her determination and ambition
to reach her goal.
I had a choice to study at several different

universities but I only seriously considered
the U of M. Living on campus this year has given
me the opportunity to meet new people and
get involved in residence life, which has added
to my university experience.
Pembina Hall Residence floor plan
KAILEE RUTHERFORD
Faculty of Science
Schulich Leader Scholarship recipient
University College Residence floor plan - Single
1,300+
STUDENTS LIVE IN
RESIDENCE EACH YEAR
PARTICIPATE
IN SPIRIT CUP, INTER-RESIDENCE

CHALLENGES, MOVIE NIGHTS,
BARBECUES AND CONCERTS
(above) Residence advisors help students

adjust to life on campus while providing
support and guidance throughout
the year.
(left) Pembina Hall Residence incorporates
the needs of todays student with 358
single rooms, each containing their
own washroom.
UMANITOBA.CA/HOUSING
Your time in residence will be one of the most memorable

and rewarding parts of your U of M experience.
Our newest residence, Pembina Hall,

is a state-of-the-art building that offers
single rooms and private washrooms.
Plus, the rooms have the best view
on campus!
umanitoba.ca/housing
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.
och.cc.umanitoba.ca
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.
Each residence has its own unique style,

so choose the one that best suits you.
Be sure to apply early as rooms are
allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.
ABOUT
Living in residence is about more than just

having the convenience of being minutes
away from your classes and labs its about
meeting new people and belonging to
a unique network that will enhance your
education and personal growth.
BEYOND THE CLASSROOM
EXPAND YOUR
HORIZONS
EXPLORERS DO.
Justin Shave is turning his love for animals and the
outdoors into a biological sciences degree. Whether its
completing fieldwork in South Africa or spending
an alternative reading week in Ecuador, hes exploring
the world and his career options at the same time.
A lot of my growth at university has come from

getting involved in programs and activities outside
the classroom. My trip to Ecuador this past year
broadened my perspectives on social, economic
and environmental issues. I not only experienced
personal growth, but it gave me insight into the
direction of a future career I would like to explore.
JUSTIN SHAVE
Faculty of Science
At the U of M, youre encouraged to get involved outside the classroom and see the world.
You can work with community organizations across Manitoba or travel to another country
and experience new cultures. Whatever option you choose, you will gain skills and experience
that will enrich your education and expand your world view.
Support local projects by volunteering with Praxis for programs

such as Gowns for Grads, Trick or Eat and Christmas Cheer.
Travel to destinations like Ecuador, Nicaragua and El Salvador and work
on projects relating to community development and social justice.
Participate in an international exchange program to gain cross-cultural
experience and university credit while paying U of M tuition.
Earn official recognition for your service through volunteer and
co-curricular programs.
umanitoba.ca/studentexperience
umsu.ca
200+
STUDENT GROUPS
ON CAMPUS
100+ INTERNATIONAL
EXCHANGE PROGRAM
DESTINATIONS IN OVER
30 COUNTRIES
(far left) Each year, the Students
Architectural Society embraces
winter through the annual
Ditchball tournament.
(left) Clayton H. Riddell
Faculty of Environment, Earth,
and Resources students on a travel
study course to Churchill and the
Manitoba Coastal Region.
Join the Student Leadership Development Program and connect

with other like-minded students who feel empowered to create
positive change.
The University of Manitoba

Students' Union (UMSU)
advocates for students at all levels
of government and organizes
a variety of events and activities
throughout the year.
ABOUT
OPPORTUNITIES AT THE U OF M
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Students volunteer at Art City during

Alternative Reading Week Winnipeg 2015.
ATHLETICS AND RECREATION
FOLLOW
YOUR HEART
ADVENTURERS DO.
Bruna Mavignier de Vasconcelos is known for her
strength and determination, both on and off the
field. The international student hails from Brazil and
contributes her strong technical skills and passion
for sports to the Bison womens soccer team.
Ive had a love for the game from a young age.

Leaving Brazil to study and play soccer at the
U of M has definitely been an adventure. It has
been challenging to balance my athletics and
my studies, but all worth it. I wouldnt trade
this experience for anything.
BRUNA MAVIGNIER DE VASCONCELOS

Faculty of Kinesiology and Recreation Management
HEALTHY LIVING
SHOW YOUR BISON PRIDE
When you need a break from studying,

take a fitness class, join an intramural
league or work out with a friend.
Recreation Services offers everything
from basketball and yoga to martial
arts and ultimate.
The U of M is proud to be a leader

in university athletics. Our Bison
Sports program is one of Canadas
elite inter-university athletic programs
and boasts more than 350 athletes
across nine disciplines: basketball,
cross country running, football, golf,
hockey, soccer, swimming, track
and field and volleyball.
Both U of M campuses are equipped

with fitness facilities and include an
indoor swimming pool, a year-round ice
hockey arena, tennis and racquetball
courts, a rock climbing wall and more!
uofmactiveliving.ca
U OF M STUDENTS CAN ATTEND

ALL REGULAR SEASON BISON
HOME GAMES FOR FREE
Our Bison football team practices and

trains at the new Investors Group Field,
home of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers.
Come check out a game and find
your inner Bison!
gobisons.ca
Healthy living is an important part of your academic success

and overall well-being. There are plenty of opportunities for
you to get active at the U of M.
ABOUT
(right) The new 100,000 sq.ft.

Active Living Centre features
an elevated running track
and more than 1,300 pieces
of equipment.
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(above) Over 10,000 fans cheered

on the Bison football team
during their first game at
Investors Group Field.
STUDENT SUPPORT
CONNECT WITH
CAMPUS SUPPORTS
Students walking outside of the Buller Building,

home to the departments of Microbiology and Botany.
$13 MILLION+
IN AWARD FUNDING IS
MADE AVAILABLE TO U OF M
STUDENTS EACH YEAR
By accessing the variety of academic and financial services and supports

available at the U of M, youll lay the groundwork to achieve success
throughout your academic career.
ACADEMIC ADVISORS
LEARNING SUPPORT
From adjusting to university life and academic

demands to choosing and exploring course
and career options, our academic advisors are
here to give you the advice you need to help
you achieve your personal and academic
goals. First year students can consult the
advisors at the University 1 First Year
Centre for helpful tips and guidance.
The Academic Learning Centre offers free

services and supports to help you succeed
and is open to all U of M students no matter
what year of study youre in. We can help
with everything from writing papers and
studying for exams to time management
and note taking. Free tutoring services
are also available.
umanitoba.ca/u1
umanitoba.ca/student/academiclearning
FINANCIAL SUPPORT
STUDENT ACCESSIBILITY
Each year, the U of M distributes millions

of dollars in awards and bursaries to new
students. We reward incoming high school
students with entrance scholarships and
bursaries. Scholarships, awards and bursaries
are also awarded to deserving students
throughout their degree. For a listing of
entrance scholarships and awards, as well
as their values and eligibility criteria,
please see pages 56-58.
Student Accessibility Services provides

support and advocacy for people with all
kinds of learning and accessibility needs.
We offer supports and programs that provide
access for students and recognize our
diverse student population.
HIGH SCHOOL UPGRADE COURSES

ARE AVAILABLE IN ENGLISH, MATH,
CHEMISTRY, PHYSICS AND BIOLOGY
umanitoba.ca/student/saa/accessibility
ABOUT
umanitoba.ca/student/awards
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THE ACADEMIC LEARNING CENTRE OFFERS SUPPLEMENTAL INSTRUCTION

STUDY GROUPS TO HELP STUDENTS GAIN BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF COURSE
CONTENT AND LEARN STUDY STRATEGIES.
CAREER PREPARATION
CARVE OUT
YOUR PATH
Students skating at the Duckworth Quadrangle,

located at the heart of the Fort Garry campus.
STUDENTS WITHOUT BORDERS

OFFERS 3 + MONTH INTERNSHIPS
IN MALAWI, PERU AND VIETNAM
THE U OF M OFFERS THE MOST

COMPREHENSIVE CO-OP PROGRAMS
IN MANITOBA
(above) Students engaged in research as part of the

Field Ecology travel/study course in Costa Rica.
Todays employers want to hire young professionals with practical

skills, international experience and an appreciation for diversity.
As a U of M student, you'll have a world-class education and real-life
experience that will put you on the path toward a great career.
International internships will help you

gain valuable cross-cultural experience,
language training, expose you to
international industry and technology,
and broaden your network of contacts.
umanitoba.ca/student/coop
CUTTING-EDGE RESEARCH
Working alongside our award-winning
professors, you will contribute to the
advancement of knowledge in your
field through hands-on research and
fieldwork. You can sharpen your skills
umanitoba.ca/research
CAREER COUNSELLING
Career Services offers career planning
advice and connects you with the
resources you need to select a career
path that will help you reach your
professional goals. A job board for
postings and volunteer opportunities,
resum writing workshops and a career
mentorship program are just some
of the services available to you.
umanitoba.ca/student/careerservices
Complete your degree while rotating

between the classroom and paid work
experience. You can choose from co-op
and internship programs in a variety
of disciplines including: agriculture,
business, engineering, environmental
studies and science.
and showcase your work by representing

the U of M at various international
research competitions.
ABOUT
CO-OP PROGRAMS AND INTERNSHIPS
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NEXT STEPS
GETTING
STARTED
EXPLORE
APPLY BEFORE THE DEADLINE
Check out your program options

on pages 20-43 and online:
umanitoba.ca/admissions/programs
Online application opens October 2015

See page 47 for deadlines
umanitoba.ca/applynow
Attend a campus tour:

umanitoba.ca/campustours
Grade 12 student
Apply for on-campus housing.

You do not need to wait to be accepted
for admission in order to apply for housing.
YOU ARE
HERE
CONNECT WITH US
Create your online profile and learn
more about the programs and
services that interest you.
umconnect.ca
SELECT YOUR
DIRECT ENTRY PROGRAM
Determine your admission requirements
and review course prerequisites
on pages 48-50.
umanitoba.ca/admissions
ON-CAMPUS EVENTS
Connect with current students, faculty and staff
at on-campus special events.
Evening of Excellence: October 27, 2015
Info Days: February 17 & 18, 2016
Head Start: June 4, 2016
PLAN YOUR TRIP TO AND FROM CAMPUS

USING THE TRANSIT SECTION ON THE
UMANITOBA MOBILE APP
ACCEPT YOUR OFFER
REGISTER FOR COURSES
June 2016
July 2016
19
UMANITOBA.CA/NEXTSTEPS
PAY YOUR TUITION

August 2016
OFFERS
CREATE YOUR TIMETABLE
ATTEND ORIENTATION
Receive your admission offer

anytime between December to May.
Map out your courses step-by-step with

the First Year Planning Guide.
umanitoba.ca/firstyear
September 2016
June is also a good time to connect

with an academic advisor.
umanitoba.ca/academic-advisors
Welcome to the U of M!
Orientation focuses on social
integration and networking,
academic supports, services,
entertainment and fun.
umanitoba.ca/orientation
For more information on the

admission process, see page 47.
ABOUT
CHECK YOUR EMAIL REGULARLY

FOR ADMISSION UPDATES
UNDERGRADUATE
PROGRAMS
UMANITOBA.CA/ADMISSIONS
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UNIVERSITY 1
OR
OTHER DIRECT
ENTRY FACULTIES
YEAR 2
YEAR 3
DEGREE PROGRAM
DEGREE PROGRAM
YEAR 4
DEGREE PROGRAM
Students who apply from high school will begin their studies as an undergraduate student.
Admission to undergraduate programs is divided into two categories: direct entry and
advanced entry.
DIRECT ENTRY
If youre coming to university directly from high school or
have completed less than one year of university studies,
youll take the direct entry route into a faculty or program.
For most students, this means entering into University 1
(see page 21). You can also apply for direct entry admission
to many of our faculties and programs.
ADVANCED ENTRY
After completing University 1, students can choose to apply
to a variety of different faculties and programs at the
U of M. Each program that accepts students from University 1
(or with the equivalent amount of work completed in
another faculty) has certain criteria that must be met in

order to be considered for admission. These requirements
include academic criteria and non-academic criteria.
Some faculties require at least one year of study before
students can apply for admission while others require
at least two or more years of study. To learn more about
the admission requirements for your chosen program,
visit us online.
UNIVERSITY 1
FIRST YEAR CENTRE
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Choose from over 200 first year courses including anthropology, biology, criminology,
computer engineering, Native Studies, physics, psychology, Spanish, statistics
and many more.
AREAS OF STUDY
U1s unique approach allows you
to study multiple subject areas,
from science and engineering
to arts, languages and business.
AFTER U1
Upon completion of U1, you will
be further prepared to advance
into the program of your choice.
See the chart on page 22 to see how
your degree path could look.
THE U1 FIRST YEAR CENTRE

IS A ONE-STOP RESOURCE FOR
STUDENTS WITH QUESTIONS
ABOUT FIRST YEAR UNIVERSITY
OUR FIRST 6 WEEKS PROGRAM
WILL GUIDE YOU IN DEVELOPING
THE SKILLS AND HABITS
YOU WILL NEED TO SUCCEED
AT UNIVERSITY
U1 can provide you with specialized

support and guidance when making
decisions about course selection and
degree planning. It can also help you
adjust to the demands of university while
enabling you to build the skills you need
to achieve academic success. Advisors are
available prior to and during your

first year to ensure your transition to
university is smooth and successful.
University 1 (U1) is a unique approach to

your first year at the U of M, giving you the
opportunity to design an individualized
schedule that meets the admission and/or
first year requirements for one or more
target degree programs. U1 will not add
any time or cost to your degree; it serves
as year 1 of any 3 or 4-year degree program.
ENTRY CHART
FACULTY/COLLEGE/
SCHOOL
YEAR 1
University 1
University 1
Degree program
Agriculture (diploma)
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 Sciences
4 years
Architecture
(Environmental Design)
University 1
Architecture
Architecture
Architecture
4 years
Arts
entry to Arts
Arts
Arts
Arts
3 or 4-year options
Business
entry to Business
Business
Business
Business
4 years
entry to Dental Hygiene
Dental Hygiene
Dental Hygiene
Dentistry
Dental Hygiene
Open to Canadian citizens
and permanent residents
Dentistry
University 1 - Dentistry requires 2 years of university

experience (60 credit hours) before application
YEAR 3
YEAR 4
ESTIMATED
COMPLETION TIME
2 years
3 years
Dentistry
2 years of university
experience +
4 year program
University 1 or other
direct entry program
Education requires 3 or 4 year undergraduate degree before application
Undergraduate
degree +
2 year program
Engineering*
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

3 or 4-year options
Resources
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
Law
University 1 - Law requires 2 years of university

experience (60 credit hours) before application
Law
Law
2 years of university
experience +
3 year program
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
Education
Nursing
University 1
Nursing
Nursing
Nursing
4 years
University 1
Pharmacy
Pharmacy
Pharmacy
5 years
Rehabilitation Sciences
(Respiratory Therapy)

University 1
UMANITOBA.CA/U1
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YEAR 2
4 years
Science
entry to Science
Science
Science
Science
3 or 4-year options
Social Work
University 1
Social Work
Social Work
Social Work
4 years
Medicine
Pharmacy
Note: The College of Rehabilitation Sciences also offers Masters degrees in physical therapy and occupational therapy.
* Preference will be given to Canadian citizens and permanent residents with an aim to admit a minimum of 10% international students.
YOUR FUTURE STARTS HERE

First year course options include
agricultural production, animal biology,
human nutrition, business management,
chemistry, communications, economics,
math, soils and crops, urban agriculture
and world food issues.
AND FOOD SCIENCES

Diploma in Agriculture, Bachelor of Science, Master's and PhD programs available
Help nourish the world without costing the Earth. Our grads are
working to make our food safer and healthier, developing sustainable
agricultural production and exploring renewable bioresources.
Here, you will benefit from small class sizes, and teaching and research
programs recognized across the country and around the world.
Thanks to our strong industry connections, you have the opportunity
to enhance your career through well-paying, hands-on summer and
permanent jobs. We also offer a pre-veterinary program for students
planning to enter vet school.
( ) Direct entry / ( ) Advanced entry / Length: 2-yr diploma and 4-yr degree / Intake: unlimited
HOME TO THE ONLY

DEPARTMENT OF ENTOMOLOGY
(STUDY OF INSECTS) IN CANADA
STUDENTS OFTEN HAVE
RELEVANT AND WELL-PAYING
SUMMER JOBS LINED UP SIX
MONTHS IN ADVANCE
AREAS OF STUDY
Agronomy / Plant Biotechnology /
Animal Systems / Agribusiness /
Agroecology / Food Science /
Human Nutritional Sciences /
Pre-Veterinary Studies
CAREERS INCLUDE
Animal Nutritionist / Crop Advisor /
Dietician / Environmental Consultant /
Food Inspector / Grain Trader / Sales
and Marketing Representative
AGRICULTURAL
FACULTY OF
OVER $500,000 IN SCHOLARSHIPS

AND BURSARIES
UMANITOBA.CA/AFS
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history of culture, ideas and
environment, introduction to
environmental design, and
visual literacy.
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ONLY CANADIAN UNIVERSITY TO OFFER ALL

FOUR AREAS OF DESIGN IN ONE FACULTY
FACULTY OF
ARCHITECTURE
(ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN)
T HIRD AND FOURTH-YEAR

STUDENTS MAY PARTICIPATE
IN STUDY TRIPS TO VARIOUS
GLOBAL LOCATIONS
Bachelor of Environmental Design, Master's and PhD programs available
If you are passionate about design, deeply concerned with issues

of global climate change and want to create culturally sustainable
environments, the environmental design program will provide
you with a solid base of design education to help you explore
your passions and address issues in the built environment.
The U of M is the only Canadian university to offer a comprehensive
introduction to environmental design. In the last two years of the
degree, you will focus your studies in one of the following options:
architecture, interior environments or landscape + urbanism. These
options all support the graduate programs available in the faculty.
( ) Advanced entry / Length: 3-yr (+1 yr undergraduate studies) / Intake: 100
STUDY DESIGN
THROUGHOUT THE WORLD
AREAS OF STUDY
Architecture / Environmental
Design / Interior Environments /
Landscape + Urbanism
CAREERS INCLUDE
Architect / City Planner / Environmental
Designer / Interior Designer /
Landscape Architect

First year courses include art history,
drawing studio, figure study,
materials studio, math in art
and visual language.
HOME TO A PROFESSIONAL
ART GALLERY AND
ART COLLECTION
SCHOOL OF
The School of Art is made up of internationally recognized artists

and scholars who will help you define what being an artist means
to you. Our small class sizes will allow you to develop relationships
with faculty and sharpen your skills.
In Fine Arts, you will experiment with a variety of artistic media,
ranging from wet clay and print media to stop motion animation
and graphic design. Be inspired in our beautiful new building, ARTlab,
filled with bright studios and leading-edge equipment. Learn
traditional skills-based visualization and gain historical knowledge
while applying a variety of approaches to making art.
( ) Direct entry / ( ) Advanced entry / Length: 4-yr diploma, 3-yr degree and 4-yr degree / Intake: 125
AREAS OF STUDY
Art History / Ceramics / Drawing /
Graphic Design / Painting / Photography /
Print Media / Sculpture / Video
CAREERS INCLUDE
Animator / Art Historian / Art Teacher /
Exhibition Curator / Graphic Designer /
Illustrator / Professional Artist
STUDIO AND ART HISTORY COURSES AVAILABLE
Diploma in Art, Bachelor of Fine Arts, Bachelor of Fine Arts (Art History), Master's programs available
NEW WET PHOTOGRAPHY

LABS AND DARKROOM
ART
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Arts students have the freedom to
choose from many different first year
courses. Students are encouraged
to complete courses in the subjects
they intend to declare as their major
and minor.
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FACULTY OF
ARTS
Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Arts (Integrated Studies), Master's and PhD programs available
Here, you will acquire the oral and written communication skills,
research abilities and critical thinking skills that are highly sought
after by todays employers. A degree in Arts can lead to a variety
of exciting and challenging careers in many different areas including
business, government and the performing arts.
Choose to learn one of over 20 languages in our state-of-the-art
language lab and apply this knowledge out in the field through
a credit-approved study abroad/exchange program experience.
You can also take part in hands-on research with world-class faculty.
( ) Direct entry / ( ) Advanced entry / Length: 3-yr degree and 4-yr degree / Intake: unlimited
HOME TO THE CENTRE OF

CREATIVE WRITING AND ORAL
CULTURE THE FIRST OF
ITS KIND IN CANADA
HOME OF THE NATIONAL

CENTRE FOR TRUTH
AND RECONCILIATION
CAREERS INCLUDE
Actor / Communications Officer /
Employment Equity Officer / Filmmaker /
Labour Relations Officer / Market
Research Analyst / Volunteer
Coordinator / Writer
OVER DIFFERENT INTRODUCTORY
80
LEVEL COURSE OFFERINGS
AREAS OF STUDY WITHIN THE FACULTY OF ARTS

SINGLE
HONOURS
ADVANCED
MAJOR
GENERAL
MAJOR
MINOR
Anthropology
Art History
Asian Studies
Canadian Studies
Catholic Studies
Central and East European Studies
Classics
Classical Studies
Greek
Latin
Economics
German and Slavic Studies
English
Film Studies
Theatre
French
Spanish
Italian
Italian Studies
German
Russian
Ukrainian
Polish
Global Political Economy

History
Icelandic
Judaic Studies
Labour Studies
Latin American Studies

Linguistics
American Sign Language/ English Interpretation
Management
Mathematics
Medieval and Early Modern Studies

Native Studies
Native Languages
Aboriginal Governance Stream with

required minor in Business
Philosophy
Political Studies
Psychology
Religion
Sociology
Criminology
Ukrainian Canadian Heritage Studies

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*Also offered as a double advanced major / Note: minor options may also be declared in faculties other than Arts. In lieu of a minor, students may complete a double major.
French, Spanish, and Italian
English, Film, and Theatre
Economics-Mathematics
Economics-Statistics
UMANITOBA.CA/ARTS
DOUBLE
HONOURS

calculus, critical thinking, business
and society, economics, ethics
and the environment, marketing
and statistics.
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MORE THAN 50 FIRST-PLACE

WINS IN INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
PLANNING COMPETITIONS
ASPER SCHOOL OF
BUSINESS
ACCREDITED BY
AACSB INTERNATIONAL
Bachelor of Commerce (Honours), MBA, Master's and PhD programs available
Our internationally accredited school gives you the experience,

leadership skills and networking opportunities you need to succeed
in business. Here, you have the opportunity to be mentored by local
business leaders, gain international experience through exchange
opportunities at more than 40 partner schools worldwide, and earn
real-world, paid work experience in our co-op program before
you graduate.
AREAS OF STUDY
You can also get involved in student groups, national conferences,

fundraising events, business competitions and become a student
leader in our Commerce Students Association, the envy of business
schools across North America.
CAREERS INCLUDE
( ) Direct entry / ( ) Advanced entry / Length: 4-yr degree / Intake: 420
Aboriginal Business Studies /

Accounting / Actuarial Mathematics /
Entrepreneurship / Finance / Human
Resources / International Business /
Leadership and Organizations /
Logistics and Supply Chain Management /
Marketing / Management Information
Systems / Operations Management
Accountant / Account Manager /

Actuary / Business Analyst / Buyer /
Entrepreneur / Financial Services
Consultant / Human Resource Manager

First year options include courses
in teachable subjects one plans on
teaching. Within the Faculty of
Education, course options include
Aboriginal education, cross-cultural
education and inclusive education.
Bachelor of Education, Integrated Bachelor of Music/Bachelor of Education, Post-Baccalaureate

Diploma in Education, Master's and PhD programs available
Teachers have a powerful influence on the lives of their students.

At the U of M, you will develop valuable teaching skills through
small learning groups and working directly with students
in a classroom setting. There are a number of inner-city, rural
and international practicum opportunities that will help
you make a difference in your students lives.
Gain new perspective on life in the North through our northern
practicum experiences that allow you to become part of
a community where you will live, work and play.
INNOVATIVE PRACTICUM
EXPERIENCE OFFERED FOR
NORTHERN MANITOBAN
AND RURAL COMMUNITIES
AREAS OF STUDY
Early Years / Middle Years / Senior Years
CAREERS INCLUDE
Adult Educator / Education Researcher /
Guidance Counselor / K-12 Teacher /
School Administrator
PARTNERSHIP WITH CANADIAN MUSEUM

FOR HUMAN RIGHTS
( ) Advanced entry / Length: 2-yr (+ undergraduate degree) / Intake: 70 Early Years / 70 Middle Years / 140 Senior Years
EDUCATION
FACULTY OF
CONNECTS BILINGUAL
TEACHERS WITH FRENCH
IMMERSION JOBS
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calculus, chemistry, design in
engineering, English literature
and physics.
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OUR SOCIETY OF
AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERS
IS THE LARGEST STUDENT
CHAPTER IN THE WORLD
FACULTY OF
ENGINEERING
CO-OP PROGRAMS AVAILABLE

IN ALL DISCIPLINES
Bachelor of Science in Engineering, Master's and PhD programs available
Ranked among the best engineering faculties in Canada, our

award-winning professors and state-of-the-art facilities provide
you with a solid foundation on which to build your career. In the
classroom, you will learn about building systems, the principles
of mechanics, computer systems and the integration of life sciences
with engineering.
Outside of the classroom, get hands-on experience through
a co-operative education and industry partnership program or
by joining our pioneering students as they participate in exciting
and challenging design competitions around the world.
( ) Direct entry / ( ) Advanced entry / Length: 4-yr degree / Intake: 330
95%
OF OUR GRADUATES FIND

EMPLOYMENT AFTER GRADUATION
AREAS OF STUDY
Biosystems / Civil / Computer /
Electrical / Mechanical
CAREERS INCLUDE
Biomedical Designer / Construction
Project Manager / Environmental
Planner / Product and Process
Developer / Satellite Designer /
Structural Engineer

biology, calculus, chemistry, economics,
environmental science, geology,
human or physical geography,
physics and statistics.
CLAYTON H. RIDDELL FACULTY OF
Tackle environmental issues that challenge the future of our planet.

This is the only faculty in Canada that brings together experts from
a variety of disciplines to offer you many perspectives of the Earth.
Work with world-renowned climate change researchers in the
Canadian Arctic and find solutions to the problems facing our
world. Join our team of leaders in making the groundbreaking
discoveries in geology and environmental management that will
help us realize a sustainable world for future generations.
( ) Direct entry / ( ) Advanced entry / Length: 3-yr degree and 4-yr degree / Intake: Unlimited
WORLD LEADER
IN ARCTIC AND CLIMATE
CHANGE RESEARCH
OFFERS THE ONLY

STORM-CHASING
COURSE IN CANADA
AREAS OF STUDY
Environmental Science / Environmental
Studies / Geography / Geology /
Geophysics / Physical Geography
CAREERS INCLUDE
Environmental Analyst / Geographer /
Geophysicist / Meteorologist /
Resource Conservation Specialist
Bachelor of Arts in Geography, Bachelor of Environmental Sciences, Bachelor of Environmental

Studies, Bachelor of Science in Physical Geography, Bachelor of Science in Geological
Sciences, Master's and PhD programs available
PRACTICAL AND FIELD-BASED LEARNING
ENVIRONMENT,
EARTH, AND
RESOURCES
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anatomy and physiology, biostatistics
and chemistry.
UMANITOBA.CA/DENTISTRY/DENTALHYGIENE
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FACULTY OF
HEALTH SCIENCES
INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE
PROGRAMS AND ON-SITE
PATIENT CARE CLINICS
Diploma in Dental Hygiene, Bachelor of Science in Dental Hygiene

(degree completion for diploma graduates only)
600+ HOURS OF HANDS-ON

CLINICAL EXPERIENCE
School of Dental Hygiene
Join one of the top-rated professions of the future at one of the

only university-based dental hygiene programs in the country.
Dental hygiene is a dynamic and exciting health-care profession
where the results of your work are immediate and gratifying.
During your studies, you will collaborate with other health
professionals in state-of-the-art clinical facilities and simulation
labs. Youll also receive over 600 hours of hands-on clinical practice
with clients and through outreach programs that promote care for
underserved communities.
( ) Direct entry / ( ) Advanced entry / Length: 3-yr diploma / Intake: 26
AREAS OF FOCUS
Clinical Practice / Community Health /
Education / Health Promotion /
Periodontal Therapy
CAREERS INCLUDE
Clinical Dental Hygienist / Community
or Public Health Practitioner
STATE-OF-THE-ART PRE-CLINICAL
AND SIMULATION LABORATORIES

First year studies include biology,
chemistry, English, health and
physics. Within the program,
course options include cell and
tissue biology, operative dentistry
and early clinical experience.
FACULTY OF
HEALTH SCIENCES
PARTICIPATE IN NATIONAL
UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH
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College of Dentistry
Considered one of the top research-producing dental schools

in Canada, the U of Ms College of Dentistry makes a significant
contribution to understanding health and disease, as well as best
practices worldwide.
( ) Advanced entry / Length: 4-yr (+ 2 yrs undergraduate studies) / Intake: 29
AREAS OF FOCUS
Head and Neck Anatomy / Pain
Management / Clinical Practice /
Community Health / Tobacco Cessation
CAREERS INCLUDE
Dentist / Maxillofacial Surgeon /
Oral Biologist / Orthodontist /
Pediatric Dentist / Periodontist
MENTORSHIP PROGRAMS AVAILABLE
Prepare yourself to work in the artistic and scientific field of dentistry

at one of the most highly respected dental schools in North
America. Hone your skills through early, hands-on clinical
experiences led by world-renowned instructors and researchers.
Small class sizes and opportunities to work with real clients ensure
youll be exposed to industry-leading work in all aspects of dentistry.
TAKE PART IN COMMUNITY

OUTREACH PROGRAMS
Doctor of Dental Medicine, Master's and PhD programs available

During your pre-medicine degree,
course options can include biology,
chemistry and English. The MD
Program is set up in curricular
modules which are pre-determined
for all students.
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FACULTY OF
HEALTH SCIENCES
ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS
IN ABORIGINAL HEALTH
AND HEALTH EQUITY FOR
DIVERSE POPULATIONS
Doctor of Medicine, Bachelor of Human Ecology in Family Social Sciences,

Bachelor of Science in Medicine, Master's and PhD programs available
WORLD-CLASS CLINICAL
LEARNING AND
SIMULATION FACILITY
College of Medicine
Medicine is more than just a profession, its a calling. The College

of Medicine provides advice, disseminates information to health
professionals, plans for the development and delivery of health-care
services and helps improve health status and service delivery to the
Province of Manitoba and the wider community. An international
leader in HIV/AIDS research, the College of Medicine at the U of M
will give you the chance to discover the next advancements in
science, policy and patient care.
You will also have the opportunity to work and learn in rural
Manitoba, with the J.A. Hildes Northern Medical Unit and locally
in community outreach programs.
AREAS OF FOCUS
Blood and Immunology / "Doctor in
Training" hospital and clinic rotation /
Family Social Sciences / Infectious
Disease / Musculoskeletal Health /
Neuroscience
CAREERS INCLUDE
Clinician / Healthcare Administrator /
Physician / Researcher
STUDENT-LED INITIATIVES
TO HELP INNER-CITY YOUTH
( ) Direct entry to Family Social Sciences / Length: 4-yr degree / Intake: 80 ( ) Advanced entry to Medicine / Length: 4-yr degree (+ undergraduate degree) / Intake: 110

anatomy, anthropology, microbiology,
physiology, psychology and sociology.
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FACULTY OF
HEALTH SCIENCES
INTERNATIONALLY-RECOGNIZED
FACULTY MEMBERS
College of Nursing
Our internationally recognized faculty and state-of-the-art facilities

also ensure that you will have what you need to succeed in this
rapidly changing and exciting field.
AREAS OF FOCUS
Clients and Context / Health and
Illness / Nursing Practice / Nursing
Skills / Professional Foundations
CAREERS INCLUDE
Clinical Nurse / Health Care Policy
Analyst / Public Health Nurse /
Registered Nurse / Researcher
HANDS-ON CLINICAL PRACTICE

( ) Advanced entry / Length: 3-yr (+ 1 yr undergraduate studies) / Intake: 240 (Fall - 120 & Winter - 120)
Excellent employment opportunities are available to students

with a nursing degree. The U of M will provide you with the
skills you need to embrace this challenging, diverse and satisfying
career. The College of Nursing offers a solid base in technical theory
combined with hands-on clinical practice, allowing you to apply
your skills in real-life situations.
HOME OF THE MANITOBA

CENTRE FOR NURSING AND
HEALTH RESEARCH (MCNHR)
Bachelor of Nursing, Master's and PhD programs available

biology, calculus and chemistry.
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FACULTY OF
HEALTH SCIENCES
ONE OF THE TOP CANADIAN

PHARMACY PROGRAMS
College of Pharmacy
Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy, Master's and PhD programs available
Our college is one of the top-ranked pharmacy programs in Canada.

The program is located on the Bannatyne campus, which means
youll work and study alongside Medicine, Rehabilitation Sciences
and Dentistry students. This close collaboration results in exciting
research opportunities and a better understanding of how various
healthcare professions work together to promote and improve the
health of individuals and communities.
With the constant development of new drug therapies, pharmacists
are on the cutting-edge of research and health care delivery.
You will have access to the latest in technology and facilities
to help you prepare for this exciting career.
( ) Advanced entry / Length: 4-yr (+ 1 yr undergraduate studies) / Intake: 55
CUTTING-EDGE TECHNOLOGY
AND FACILITIES
AREAS OF FOCUS
Skills Labs / Medicinal Chemistry /
Pharmaceuticals / Clinical Pharmacy /
Pharmacology / Toxicology / Structured
Practical Experiential Program
CAREERS INCLUDE
Community Pharmacist /
Government Consultant / Health
Sciences Researcher / Hospital
Pharmacist / Pharmaceutical
Industry Professional
College of Rehabilitation Sciences
Bachelor of Respiratory Therapy (RT), Master of Occupational Therapy (OT), Master of Physical Therapy (PT)
WORLD-CLASS
CLINICAL LEARNING AND
SIMULATION FACILITIES
THE UNDERGRADUATE RESPIRATORY THERAPY

PROGRAM IS THE ONLY ENTRY-TO-PRACTICE
PROGRAM IN CANADA
Make a difference in the lives of people of all ages with one of our
three health professions. Learn how to help individuals walk again
after a stroke or regain strength after injury in physiotherapy.
AREAS OF FOCUS
Enable people to independently engage in meaningful everyday
Advanced Neuromusculoskeletal
activities in occupational therapy. Discover how airway management Topics (PT) / Occupational Analysis
and Adaptation (OT) / Research
and mechanical ventilation play an important role in respiratory
Methods (OT, PT, RT) / Ventilator
therapy. Our college will prepare you for exciting careers in many
Management (RT)
areas of practice.
Our diverse teaching methods, hands-on experiences, and strong ties
to the clinical community create a dynamic learning environment
for our students.
CAREERS INCLUDE
Occupational Therapist / Physical
Therapist / Respiratory Therapist
( ) Advanced entry / Length: 3-yr (+ 1 yr undergraduate studies) / Intake: 16

Note: A Bachelors degree is required for admission to the occupational therapy and physical therapy masters programs. Each program has a total intake of 50.
HEALTH SCIENCES
FACULTY OF
HOME TO THE CENTRE FOR

ABORIGINAL HEALTH EDUCATION
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UMANITOBA.CA/MEDREHAB
Students must complete at least one

year of specific prerequisite courses for
the Bachelor of Medical Rehabilitation
(RT). First year course options include
biology, psychology, sociology, social
sciences and statistics. For the MOT
and MPT, students must obtain an
undergraduate degree and meet
specific prerequisites.

biology, concepts of recreation
and leisure, foundations of physical
education and kinesiology,
psychology and sociology.
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FACULTY OF
KINESIOLOGY
AND RECREATION
MANAGEMENT
ONE OF ONLY 7 ATHLETIC THERAPY PROGRAMS

IN CANADA ACCREDITED BY THE CANADIAN
ATHLETIC THERAPY ASSOCIATION
WORLD-RENOWNED RESEARCHERS
TEACHING IN THE CLASSROOM
Bachelor of Kinesiology, Bachelor of Kinesiology (Athletic Therapy), Bachelor of Physical Education,

Bachelor of Recreation Management and Community Development, Master's programs available
Our faculty is committed to providing a multi-disciplinary,

highly competitive educational experience. Combining classroom
study with fieldwork training experience upon which students
build their professional careers, and benefit society. Students will
develop knowledge and practical skills in many areas including
physical and health education, human movement, leisure and
community development.
AREAS OF STUDY
Athletic Therapy / Kinesiology / Physical
Education / Recreation Management
and Community Development
CAREERS INCLUDE
Athletic Therapist / Certified Personal
Trainer / Coach / Community Recreation
Positions / Fitness Consultant /
Kinesiologist / Leisure Director / Sports
and Event Coordinator / Teacher /
Tourism and Travel Promoter
( ) Direct entry / ( ) Advanced entry / Length: 3-yr degree and 4-yr degree / Intake: 24 Athletic Therapy / 65 Kinesiology / 35 Physical Education / 40 Recreation Management

Students interested in the Faculty
of Law must complete a minimum
of two years of university studies.
Common undergraduate degree
paths to Law include Bachelor
degrees in Arts, Commerce,
Social Work and Science.
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FACULTY OF
COMPETE IN MOCK TRIALS

AND NEGOTIATIONS
Juris Doctor, Master's programs available
WORK IN LEGAL CLINICS AND

REPRESENT REAL CLIENTS
Students who enter the program are encouraged to challenge

the status quo, compete in mock trials and negotiations, participate
in legal clinics, shadow judges in their courtrooms and chambers,
and develop a global perspective. Our graduates are well-versed
in legal principles, concepts and theory and critical thinking.
( ) Advanced entry / Length: 3-yr (+ 2 yrs undergraduate studies) / Intake: 106
AREAS OF STUDY
Aboriginal Law and Policy / Advocacy /
Alternative Dispute Resolution /
Contracts / Criminal Law /
Environmental Law / Family Law /
franais juridique / Gender / Human
Rights / Immigration and Refugees /
International Business and Trade /
Internet and e-Commerce
CAREERS INCLUDE
Advocate / Arbitrator or Mediator /
Business Advisor / Judge / Lawyer /
Politician / Professor / Sports Agent
Tackle a variety of legal issues including those relating to areas

of Aboriginal law, business law and human rights through a legal
education at the U of M. For more than 100 years, graduates have
included some of Canadas most influential thinkers and visionaries.
Today, Faculty of Law alumni continue to do groundbreaking work
around the world.
LAW

First year courses include music
history, musicianship and music
theory, ensembles and private
instruction.
UMANITOBA.CA/MUSIC
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DESAUTELS FACULTY OF
MUSIC
Bachelor of Music, Bachelor of Jazz Studies, Integrated Bachelor of Music/Bachelor of Education,

Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Performance, Master's programs available
At the core of Winnipegs vibrant music scene, our faculty is large

enough to offer a variety of courses, ensembles and programs yet
small enough for our exceptional faculty of Grammy Award winners,
acclaimed performers, conductors, composers and scholars to work in
collaboration with you. Here, you will have performance opportunities
with leading arts organizations such as the Winnipeg Symphony
Orchestra. Generations of our alumni have distinguished themselves
globally in many different professions as educators, composers,
Juno Award nominees and performers featured at major venues
including New Yorks Metropolitan Opera, the Canadian Opera
Company and Jazz at Lincoln Center.
( ) Direct entry / ( ) Advanced entry / Length: 4-yr or 5-yr degree options / Intake: 15 Jazz Studies / 60 Music
OVER
300
ANNUAL PERFORMANCES
BY STUDENTS, FACULTY
AND INTERNATIONALLY
RENOWNED GUEST ARTISTS
AMONG THE MOST GENEROUS

SCHOLARSHIP SUPPORT
IN CANADA
AREAS OF STUDY
Composition / General Studies /
History / Performance / Jazz Studies
CAREERS INCLUDE
Arts Management / Choral Director /
Classical, Jazz, Opera, or Musical
Theatre Performer / Composer
or Arranger / Music Educator

anthropology, conflict resolution,
criminology, human ecology, Native
studies, psychology and sociology.
FACULTY OF
COURSES OFFERED AT 4 DIFFERENT

LOCATIONS IN MANITOBA
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SOCIAL WORK
If on-campus study is not an option for you, our bachelor program

is offered part-time and full-time, through distance delivery or through
our Inner City and Northern ACCESS programs.
( ) Advanced entry / Length: 3-yr (+1-yr undergraduate studies) / Intake: 75
AREAS OF FOCUS
Aging / Child and Family Services
CAREERS INCLUDE
Corrections Officer / Counsellor /
Family Services Caseworker /
Substance Abuse Counsellor /
School Social Worker
O V E R FIELD PLACEMENTS
100
AVAILABLE
At the only accredited social work program in Manitoba, you

will train to promote social justice and enhance the well-being
of individuals, families, and communities across the country. Work
alongside instructors doing local, national and international research
on social issues affecting various communities, and gain valuable,
hands-on experience during fieldwork placements at dozens of
community agencies across the province.
LARGEST SOCIAL WORK

PROGRAM IN CANADA
Bachelor of Social Work, Master's and PhD programs available

biology, chemistry, computer
science, mathematics, microbiology,
physics and statistics.
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OVER
FACULTY OF
SCIENCE
170
TEACHING SCIENTISTS
AT THE U OF M
EXCELLENT UNDERGRADUATE
RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES
Bachelor of Science, Master's and PhD programs available
With the largest variety of science programs in the province, our

faculty will help you gain a solid foundation to build your dreams.
Depending on where your scientific interests lie, youll get the
opportunity to participate in a variety of undergraduate research
programs and work alongside award-winning scientists.
Our faculty is also home to the Lets Talk Science volunteer outreach
program, and the largest co-op education program in Manitoba.
Science provides practical, hands-on skills to help prepare you for
future research or professional degrees in medicine, dentistry,
pharmacy, optometry and veterinary medicine.
( ) Direct entry / ( ) Advanced entry / Length: 3-yr and 4-yr degrees / Intake: unlimited
COMPETE AT INTERNATIONAL
ROBOTICS COMPETITIONS
CAREERS INCLUDE
Actuary / Astronomer / Chemistry
Technologist / Financial Analyst / Game
Developer / Environmental Manager /
Genetic Counsellor / Health and Wellness
Worker / Market Research Analyst /
Medical Physicist / Risk Manager /
Software Developer / Teacher / Quality
Control Technologist
AREAS OF STUDY WITHIN THE FACULTY OF SCIENCE
Program Streams
Analytical Biotechnology
Molecular Biotechnology
Chemistry
Focus Areas
Bioanalytical Chemistry
Biopharmaceutical Chemistry
Biophysical Chemistry
Environmental Chemistry
Inorganic Chemistry
Materials Science
Organic Chemistry
Physical Chemistry
Quantum / Computational Chemistry
Computer Science
Artificial Intelligence
Computer Systems
Databases
Human-Computer Interaction & Computer Graphics
Areas of Specialization
Networks and Security
Software Engineering
Theoretical Computer Science
Web-Based Systems
Computer Science Mathematics Joint Program
Computer Science Physics and Astronomy Joint Program
Computer Science Statistics Joint Program
Genetics
Mathematics
Applied Mathematics
Computer Science Option
Options
Economics Option
Statistics Option
Mathematics Physics and Astronomy Joint Program
Mathematics Economics Joint Program
Microbiology
Physics and Astronomy
Astronomy
Options
Physics
Medical and Biological
Psychology
Statistics
Statistics Actuarial Mathematics Joint Program
Statistics Mathematics Joint Program
Statistics Economics Joint Program
CO-OP
MINOR
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UMANITOBA.CA/SCIENCE
Biotechnology
MAJOR
Theme Areas
Cell, Molecular and Developmental Biology

Ecology and Environmental Biology
Environmental and Integrative Physiology
Evolution and Biodiversity
Integrative Biology
HONOURS
Actuarial Mathematics
Biochemistry
Biological Sciences
FLEXIBLE STUDY OPTIONS
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The U of M has a variety of study options to help you reach your academic goals. If you are
looking to continue your education beyond an undergraduate degree or need courses that fit
your schedule, we have options for you.
PRE-PROFESSIONAL STUDIES
DISTANCE AND ONLINE EDUCATION
Our undergraduate programs can help prepare students
courses prior to application:
Students can complete certain university courses for credit

without attending a scheduled class. Distance and online
options allow students to work towards their academic
goals no matter their work, school or travel schedules.
- Chiropractics
umanitoba.ca/distance
- Forensics
CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS
- Journalism
Extended Education offers a variety of certificate programs

in such areas as adult education and training, human resource
management and counselling. For a complete listing of all
certificate programs, visit the Extended Education website.
to apply for professional studies offered at the U of M

or elsewhere. These programs often require specific
- Marine biology
- Meteorology
- Optometry
- Speech-language pathology
- Veterinary medicine
JOINT PROGRAMS
The University of Manitoba has a number of joint program
agreements with other institutions within the province
including programs in business and engineering.
For more information, visit faculty websites.
umanitoba.ca/extended
GRADUATE STUDIES
Students who have already completed the appropriate
undergraduate (bachelors) degree may choose to advance
into graduate studies. This level of course work is taken
at the Masters and doctorate level and is available across
different faculties at the University of Manitoba.
umanitoba.ca/graduate_studies
PROGRAMS
B
B
m
m, B, M, D
d, B
B
B
B
m, B, M, D
m, B, M, D
B
M
d, B, M
m, B
m, B
B
B
M, D
m, B, M, D
M, D
B, M, D
B
M, D
m, B, M
m
m, B
d, B
m, B, M, D
M
B, M, D
m, B, M
B
M, D
B, M, D
m, B, M, D
m
B
d, B
DMD
M
d, B
m, B, M, D
D
M
M
B
B
B
P
B
B, M, D
P
m, B, M, D
m, M, D
B
M
B
m, B
m, B
m, B, M
m, B
B, M, D
m, B, M, D
m, B, M, D
B, M, D
m, B, M, D
m, B, M, D
B
m, B, M
B
d, B
m, B
m, B
m, B
m, B, M, D
M, D
m
B, M, D
B, M, D
m, B, M
M, D
M, D
M
B
B
m
J
Judaic Studies
K
Kinesiology
L
Labour Studies
Landscape Architecture
Latin
Latin American Studies
Law
Leadership and Organizations
Linguistics
Logistics and Supply Chain
Management
M
Management
Management Information
Systems
Marketing
Mathematics
Mechanical Engineering
Medical Microbiology
Medical Rehabilitation
Medicine
Medieval and
Early Modern Studies
Microbiology
Music - Composition
Music - Conducting
Music - General
Music - History
Music - Integrated Music/
Education
Music - Jazz Studies
Music - Performance
N
Native Languages
Native Studies
Natural Resources and
Environmental Management
Natural Resources
Management
Nurse Practitioner
Nursing
O
Occupational Therapy
Ojibway
Operational Research/
Management
Oral and Maxillofacial
Surgery
Oral Biology
Orthodontics
m
B, M
m, B
M
m, B
m
JD, M
B
m, B, M, D
B, M
m, B, M, D
B
m, B, M, D
m, B, M, D
B, M, D
M, D
B, M
B, MD
m, B
m, B, M, D
B, M
M
B
B
B
B
B, M, P
m
m, B, M
D
M
M
B, M, D
M
m
B, M
P
Painting
Pathology
Peace and Conflict Studies
Periodontics
Pharmacology and
Therapeutics
Pharmacy
Philosophy
Photography
Physical Education
Physical Geography
Physical Therapy
Physician Assistant Studies
Physics and Astronomy
Physiology and
Pathophysiology
Plant Science/Biotechnology
Polish
Political Studies
Printmaking
Psychology
Public Administration
R
Recreation Management and
Community Development
Religion
Respiratory Therapy
Russian
S
School Psychology
Sculpture
Social Work
Sociology
Soil Science
Spanish
Statistics
Surgery
T
Theatre
U
Ukrainian
Ukrainian Canadian
Heritage Studies
V
Video
W
Womens Studies
d, B
M
M, D
M
M, D
B, M, D
m, B, M
d, B
B
B
M
M
m, B, M, D
M, D
m, B, M, D
m
m, B, M
d, B
m, B, M, D
M
m, B, M
m, B, M, D
B
m, B
M
d, B
B, M, D
m, B, M, D
m, M, D
m, B
m, B, M, D
M
m, B
m, B
m, B
d, B
m, B
M
M, D
M
Program Codes
d
Diploma program
m Minor
B
Bachelor Degree
JD
M
Juris Doctor
Masters Degree
D
MD
Doctor of Philosophy/PhD
Doctor of Medicine
Note: Programs are units within various University of Manitoba faculties and schools. Please visit umanitoba.ca/admissions to learn more.
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E
Economics
Education
Education Administration,
Foundations and Psychology
Education - Curriculum
Teaching and Learning
Education - Early Years
Education - Middle Years
Education - Integrated Music
Education Post Baccalaureate
Education - Senior Years
Electrical Engineering
Engineering
English
Entomology
Entrepreneurship/
Small Business
Environment
Environmental Design
Environmental Science
Environmental Studies
F
Family Social Sciences
Film Studies
Finance
Food Science
French
G
Genetics
Geography
Geological Sciences
Geology
German
Global Political Economy
Graphic Design
Greek
H
Health Sciences
Health Studies
History
Human Anatomy and
Cell Science
Human Nutrition and
Metabolism
Human Nutritional Sciences
Human Resources/
Industrial Relations
I
Icelandic
Immunology
Interdisciplinary Studies
Interior Design
International Business
Italian Studies
Italian
DMD Doctor of Dental Medicine

P
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma
A
Aboriginal Business Studies
Aboriginal Governance
Stream
Accounting
Actuarial Mathematics
Aging
Agribusiness/
Agricultural Economics
Agriculture
Agroecology
Agronomy
American Sign Language/
English Interpretation
Animal Science/Systems
Anthropology
Applied Mathematics
Architecture
Art
Art History
Asian Studies
Athletic Therapy
B
Biochemistry
Biochemistry and Medical
Genetics
Biological Sciences
Biomedical Engineering
Biosystems Engineering
Biotechnology
Business Administration
C
Canadian Studies
Catholic Studies
Central and Eastern
European Studies
Ceramics
Chemistry
City Planning
Civil Engineering
Classical Studies
Commerce
Community Health Sciences
Computer Engineering
Computer Science
Cree
Criminology
D
Dental Hygiene
Dentistry
Disability Studies
Drawing
UMANITOBA.CA/APPLYNOW
APPLICATION
PROCESS
Applications open October 2015
ADMISSION OFFER*
Once we have received your official transcripts and applicable
supporting documentation, your application will be formally
FEES & DEADLINES
evaluated. You will be notified by email once an admission
$90 CAD / Canadian citizens and permanent residents
decision has been made.
Entrance Scholarship Deadline: March 1, 2016
$120 CAD / International students at a Canadian

Curriculum School
SCHOLARSHIP OFFER
Entrance Scholarship Deadline: March 1, 2016
Grade 12 marks, provided students have applied by the
$120 CAD / International students
entrance scholarship deadline. For information on entrance
Entrance Scholarship Deadline: May 1, 2016
For a complete listing of all direct entry application deadlines,

see chart below.
OFFERS
CONDITIONAL OFFER*
If you are a domestic student and apply by the Entrance
Scholarship Deadline of March 1, 2016, select faculties may
offer you a conditional offer of admission and entrance
scholarship information based on your self-reported grades.
This conditional offer is pending a review of official transcripts
and successful completion of all program entrance requirements.
Conditional offers are considered preliminary and do not need
to be accepted.
Most entrance scholarship offers will be based on interim
scholarships, please see pages 56 to 58.
ACCEPTING YOUR OFFER

Admission and scholarship offers must be accepted online.
Please follow the instructions in your official offer letters to accept.
*All offers of admission are subject to a review of final grades.
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Important application information:

You must self-report your predicted grades for all Grade 12 courses on the application in order
to receive your conditional offer of admission.
Official interim and final transcripts are required upon availability.
All Manitoba high school students who submit an application by March 1, 2016 will have their
interim and final Grade 12 transcripts sent automatically to the U of M from their high school.
On-campus housing requires a separate application. Be sure to apply early as residence rooms
are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.
UMANITOBA.CA/APPLYNOW
APPLY
CHECK YOUR APPLICATION STATUS

SIGN IN TO YOUR ONLINE APPLICATION TO CHECK YOUR
APPLICATION STATUS AND REVIEW ANY OUTSTANDING
DOCUMENTS AND IMPORTANT DEADLINES
APPLICATION DEADLINES
ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIP DEADLINE
FINAL ADMISSION DEADLINE
Music
Auditions to be held: February 2016
January 15, 2016
January 15, 2016
School of Art
Portfolio submission: March 2016
March 1, 2016
March 1, 2016
Agricultural and Food Sciences, Agriculture Diploma, Arts, Business,

Dental Hygiene, Engineering, Environment, Earth and Resources,
Kinesiology and Recreation Management, Science
March 1, 2016
May 1, 2016
University 1
March 1, 2016
May 1, 2016 (recommended)

August 15, 2016 (final)
Note: Students are strongly encouraged to apply early in order to receive a conditional admission and scholarship offer. Applications will be available online as of October 2015.
WINTER TERM, JANUARY 2017

DIRECT ENTRY PROGRAM OPTIONS
DEADLINE (ALL APPLICANTS)
University 1
December 1, 2016
DIRECT ENTRY PROGRAM OPTIONS
FALL TERM, SEPTEMBER 2016
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
DIRECT ENTRY
Each of our direct entry programs correspond with a unique admission category to help us evaluate
applicants. Our programs are listed below and all admission categories are presented on page 49.
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CATEGORY
FACULTY/SCHOOL
DEGREE PROGRAM
MAJORS
Faculty of Agricultural
and Food Sciences
Bachelor of Science (Agribusiness)
Agribusiness
Bachelor of Science (Agroecology)
Agroecology
Bachelor of Science (Agriculture)
Agronomy, Animal Systems, Plant Biotechnology
Bachelor of Science (Food Science)
Food Science
Bachelor of Science (Human Nutritional Sciences)
Diploma in Agriculture
Diploma program
Bachelor of Fine Arts (General)
Ceramics, Drawing, Painting, Photography,

Printmaking, Sculpture, Video, Studio & Graphic Design
Diploma in Art
Diploma program
Faculty of Arts
Bachelor of Arts (General)
All majors
Asper School of Business
Bachelor of Commerce (Honours)
All majors
Faculty of Engineering 4
Bachelor of Science in Engineering

(students are admitted to undeclared program)
Biosystems, Civil, Computer, Electrical, Mechanical
Clayton H. Riddell Faculty of

Environment, Earth,
and Resources
Bachelor of Arts, Geography (General)
Geography
Bachelor of Environmental Studies (Major)
Bachelor of Environmental Science (Major)
Bachelor of Science in Physical Geography (Major)
Physical Geography
Bachelor of Science, Geological Sciences (General)
Geology, Geophysics
Faculty of Health Sciences School of Dental Hygiene5
Diploma in Dental Hygiene
Diploma program
Faculty of Health Sciences College of Medicine
Bachelor of Human Ecology
Faculty of Kinesiology and

Bachelor of Kinesiology
Kinesiology
Bachelor of Physical Education
Physical Education
Bachelor of Recreation Management

and Community Development
Recreation Management and Community Development
Bachelor of Music
Music Composition, Music History, Music Performance
Bachelor of Jazz Studies
Jazz Studies
Faculty of Science
Bachelor of Science (Major)
All majors
University 1
University 1
School of Art 2
Desautels Faculty of Music3
p. 49
5
p. 49
1
4
2
1
2
2
2
3
5
2
5
DIRECT ENTRY ADMISSION REQUIREMENT CATEGORIES

In cases where the number of eligible applicants exceeds the available spaces, applicants will require higher averages than stipulated to be successful in the admissions competition.
GENERAL ADMISSION
Category 1
Manitoba high school graduation

(5 full credits at the Grade 12-level
in courses designated S, G, or U)
Category 2
Category 3
Category 4



REQUIREMENTS
A minimum 85% average over the following, with no less than 60% in each course:
1. Chemistry 40S
2. Physics 40S
3. Pre-Calculus Mathematics 40S
1. English 40S
2. Applied Mathematics 40S or Pre-Calculus Mathematics 40S
3. One of Biology, Chemistry, Physics or Computer Science 40S
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1. English 40S
2. Applied Mathematics 40S or Pre-Calculus Mathematics 40S
3. A third 40S course
1. English 40S
2. A second 40S course
3. A third 40S course
Completion of one of the following sets of requirements:
SET A:
CATEGORY
1. A minimum average of 70% over three Grade 12 S or U credits

2. One credit of Grade 12 S or U English with a minimum grade of 60%
Category 5

SET B: (limited admission University 1 only)

1. A minimum average of 63-69.9% over three Grade 12 S or U credits
2. One credit of Grade 12 S or U English with a minimum grade of 60%
SET C: (limited admission University 1 only)
A minimum average of 70% over three Grade 12 S or U credits, but lacking the
Grade 12 S or U English requirement (either less than 60% or no credit at all)
The School of Agriculture requires an average of 60% over English 40S, Mathematics 40S or 45S and Science 40S. Students without a suitable
high school standing may be admitted upon the recommendation of a selection committee. An interview may be required.
Diploma in Art
The School of Art requires students to submit a portfolio.

Completion of Grade 12 including Grade 12 Art and Manitoba high school graduation are recommended.
Notes:
1.
Admission under Set B or C will be considered a limited admission to University 1; some registration restrictions and performance standards will apply, and additional academic supports
and services will be provided.
2. A portfolio is required. Grade 12 Art is recommended.
3.
An audition and a theory assessment are required. Recommended level of musicianship (Toronto Conservatory or Conservatory Canada): piano/strings/organ 8; voice/winds 7.
4. Preference may be given to Canadian citizens and permanent residents with an aim to admit a minimum of 10% international students.
5. Resident priority, no international students admitted but open to all Canadian citizens or permanent residents.
Diploma in Agriculture
DIPLOMA PROGRAMS
MANITOBA PREREQUISITES
Fine Arts
Geological Sciences General
Geology
Geophysics
Geography B.A.
Physical Geography B.Sc.
Art History
Studio Degree
Health Sciences
Kinesiology and
Law
Desautels Faculty of Music
Science
Social Work
Occupational Therapy Note: Occupational Therapy is a graduate program.

Physical Therapy Note: Physical Therapy is a graduate program.
Respiratory Therapy Note: Interview required for application.
Interdisciplinary Health Health Sciences and Health Studies
Recreation Management and Community Development
Kinesiology (Athletic Therapy included)
Physical Education
Note: Knowledge of a second 40S language is recommended.
Note: Astronomy, Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Mathematics,
Physics, and Statistics have specific 40S level science requirements.
ART 40S
MUSIC 40S
BIOLOGY 40S
(MIN. 60%)
Note: Requirements are dependent on subject areas one plans on teaching.
Health Sciences College of Dental Hygiene*

Health Sciences College of Dentistry*
Health Sciences College of Medicine*
Health Sciences College of Nursing
Health Sciences College of Pharmacy*
Health Sciences
College of Rehabilitation Sciences*
PHYSICS 40S
Architecture (Environmental Design)

Arts (all majors)
Asper School of Business
Education
Engineering
Clayton H. Riddell Faculty of Environment,
Earth, and Resources
Agribusiness
Agriculture
Agroecology
Food Science
Pre-Veterinary Medicine
CHEMISTRY 40S
Agricultural and Food Sciences1
PRE-CALCULUS MATH 40S
Required.
Courses may be required depending on university course selection.
Applications accepted from international students, but priority given to Canadian citizens or permanent residents.
* Resident Priority, no international students admitted but open to all Canadian citizens or permanent residents.
1
Students may be admitted without having completed these high school courses, however, students will be required
to fulfill prerequisite requirements during the program.
2
Minimum 60%.
3
Applied Math 40S (min. 70%) or Pre-Calculus Math 40S (min. 60%).
MATH 40S (ANY LEVEL)
LEGEND
APPLIED MATH 40S (MIN. 50%) OR

PRE-CALCULUS MATH 40S (MIN. 50%)
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APPLIED MATH 40S (MIN. 70%) OR

PRE-CALCULUS MATH 40S (MIN. 50%)
Many programs require or recommend specific high school courses over and above their admission
requirements. These high school prerequisites are not always required to enter the program, but must
be completed in order to enroll in certain university courses once admitted. Some programs may
require additional criteria for admission. For more detailed information, visit umanitoba.ca/admissions.
ADVANCED PLACEMENT & INTERNATIONAL BACCALAUREATE

The University of Manitoba recognizes the Advanced Placement (AP) and International Baccalaureate (IB)
programs for admission, scholarships and university transfer credit. There is no maximum number of
allowable AP or IB credits. For information on how to claim these credits, visit umanitoba.ca/admissions.
Credits will be transferred in as follows: AP: 4 - B, 5 - A, 5 and 95% on the final exam - A+ IB: 4 - B, 5 - B+, 6 - A, 7 - A+
University Credit Granted
IB Subject and Level
University Credit Granted
Art History
FAAH 1030 (3): Intro to Art 1A and

FAAH 1040 (3): Intro to Art 2A
Anthropology:
Social and Cultural higher
ANTH 1520 (3): Critical Cultural Anthropology
Biology
BIOL 1020 (3): Bioprinciples and

BIOL 1030 (3): Biodiversity
Anthropology:
Social and Cultural standard
ANTH 1220 (3): Cultural Anthropology
Calculus AB
MATH 1500 (3): Introduction to Calculus or

MATH 1510 (3): Applied Calculus 1
Biology higher
Calculus BC
MATH 1500 (3): Introduction to Calculus or

MATH 1510 (3): Applied Calculus 1 and
MATH 1XXX Transfer 1000 level
BIOL 1020 (3): Bioprinciples and

BIOL 1030 (3): Biodiversity
Chemistry higher
CHEM 1300 (3): Structure and Modelling in Chem

and CHEM 1310 (3): Introduction to Physical Chem
Chemistry
CHEM 1300 (3): Structure and Modelling in

Chemistry and CHEM 1310 (3): Introduction
to Physical Chemistry
Chemistry standard
CHEM 1300 (3): Structure and Modelling in Chemistry
Classical Greek higher or standard
GRK 2XXX (6): Transfer 2000 level
Computer Science A
COMP 1010 (3): Introductory Computer Science I and

COMP 1020 (3): Introductory Computer Science II
Computer Science higher
Economics (Micro)
ECON 1010 (3): Introduction to Micro Economics
COMP 1010 (3): Introductory Computer Science I and

COMP 1020 (3): Introductory
Computer Science II
Economics (Macro)
ECON 1020 (3): Introduction to Macro Economics
Computer Science standard
COMP 1010 (3): Introductory Computer Science I
English Language & Composition
ENGL 0930 (3): English Composition and

ENGL 0940 (3): Writing About Literature
Economics higher (Micro/Macro)
ECON 1010 (3): Introduction to Micro Economics and

ECON 1020 (3): Introduction to Macro Economics
English Literature & Composition
ENGL 1200 (6): Representative Literary Works
English A higher or A1
ENGL 1200 (6): Representative Literary Works
ENVR 1000 (3): Environmental Science 1 - Concepts
European History
HIST 1XXX (6):Transfer 1000 level Area: European
Fine Arts: Visual Arts A or B higher
STDO 1XXX (6): Transfer 1000 level

Students in the School of Art should consult a student
advisor regarding possible transfer credit.
French A/B higher or standard
FREN 1200 (6): French 1
Geography higher
GEOG 1280 (3): Introduction to Human Geography

GEOG 1290 (3): Introduction to Physical Geography
French Language or French Literature FREN 1200 (6): French 1

German
GRMN 1120 (6): Beginning German
Government & Politics: Comparative
POLS 1XXX (6): Transfer 1000 level
Government & Politics: U.S.
POLS 1XXX (6): Transfer 1000 level
Human Geography
GEOG 1280 (3): Introduction to Human Geography
German ab initio standard

German B higher or standard
GRMN 1120 (6): Beginning German
Latin
LATN 1XXX (3): Transfer 1000 level

MUSC 1930 (3): Rudiments of Music and
MUSC 1XXX (3): Transfer 1000 level
History higher
HIST 1XXX (6): Transfer 1000 level
Music Theory
Italian B higher
ITLN 2080 (6): Intermediate Italian
Physics B or Physics C: Mechanics
PHYS 1020 (3): General Physics 1
Japanese ab initio standard
ASIA 1770 (6): Introduction to Japanese
Physics C: Electricity & Magnetism
PHYS 1XXX: (3) Transfer 1000 level
Latin higher
LATN 1XXX (6): Transfer 1000 level
Physics 1
Mathematics higher
MATH 1500 (3): Introduction to Calculus
Physics 2
Psychology
PSYC 1200 (6): Introduction to Psychology
Mathematics standard
MATH 1XXX (3): Transfer 1000 level
Spanish Language
SPAN 1290 (6): Accel Intermed Spanish
Music higher
MUSC 1XXX (6): Transfer 1000 level
Spanish Literature
SPAN (6): Transfer 2000 level
Physics higher
PHYS 1020 (3): General Physics I and

PHYS 1030 (3): General Physics II
Statistics
STAT 1000 (3): Basic Statistical Analysis
Studio Art
STDO 1XXX (6): Transfer 1000 Level
Polish higher
POL 2890 (6): Intermediate Polish
U.S. History
HIST 1XXX (6): Transfer 1000 level, Area: The Americas
Psychology higher
PSYC 1200 (6): Introduction to Psychology
World History
HIST 1XXX (6): Transfer 1000 level, Area: General
Portuguese A2
PORT 1170 (6): Introductory Portuguese
Russian ab initio standard
RUSN 1XXX (6): Transfer 1000 level
Russian B higher or standard
RUSN 1300 (6): Introductory Russian
Spanish (Language) higher
SPAN 1260 (3): Intermed. Spanish Lang. Review and

SPAN 1270 (3): Spanish Oral 1
Spanish A (Literature) higher
SPAN 2XXX (6): Transfer 2000 level
Spanish ab initio standard
SPAN 1180 (6): Introductory Spanish
Sport, Exercise & Health Science standard
PERS 1XXX (3): Transfer 1000 level
Notes:
1. Transfer credit for AP and IB courses is reviewed on a regular basis and is subject to change.
2. The number in brackets following the University of Manitoba course number is the amount
of credit hours assigned to that course.
3 . Minimum result for university credits is four; students should verify with their faculty/school
of interest as some may stipulate higher minimum scores or registration restrictions.
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AP Examination
INTERNATIONAL BACCALAUREATE (MINIMUM GRADE OF 4)
ADVANCED PLACEMENT (MINIMUM GRADE OF 4)
OUT-OF-PROVINCE
APPLICATION INFORMATION
Out-of-province applicants should apply
online, the same as Manitoba residents.
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Note: You will need to submit both your

interim and final Grade 12 transcripts
to the University of Manitoba.
STUDENT LOANS
Each Canadian province and territory
maintains its own financial aid program
for its permanent residents. Loan
applications are submitted to your
home province.
ON-CAMPUS HOUSING
On-campus residence is not mandatory
for first year students. Priority is not
given to out-of-province applicants
and rooms are allocated on a first-come,
first-served basis. Applying early is
strongly recommended. For more
information, see pages 8-9.
ii. Has a recognized degree from

a university in Manitoba.
The University of Manitoba welcomes
RESIDENCY AND CITIZENSHIP
international and out-of-province

students and recognizes the value
of a diverse student population.
iii. Has completed either one year

or two consecutive years of
full-time academic studies
in a recognized program at
As a provincial university, our first
a university in Manitoba, while
responsibility is the provision of
physically residing in Manitoba.
education for residents of the Province
The duration shall be determined
of Manitoba who are Canadian citizens/
by the program of study:
permanent residents. Therefore,
admission of international or out-ofprovince students may be limited to
some programs.
Pharmacy and Respiratory

Therapy, 1-yr
Dentistry and Medicine, 2-yrs
A Manitoba resident is defined as

a Canadian citizen or permanent
resident of Canada who meets one
of the following four descriptions
by the application deadline:
iv. Has resided continuously in

Manitoba for any two-year period
following high school graduation.
i. H
as graduated from a Manitoba
high school.
GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS FOR ADMISSION

PROVINCE
REQUIREMENTS
Alberta, Manitoba, Northwest Territories,

Nova Scotia, Nunavut and Prince Edward Island
High school graduation with five Grade 12 university preparatory credits
British Columbia and Yukon
High school graduation with four Grade 12 university preparatory credits
New Brunswick
High school graduation with six Grade 12 university preparatory credits
Newfoundland and Labrador
High school graduation with 10 Grade 12 university preparatory credits
Ontario
High school graduation with six credits in Grade 12 U or M courses
Quebec
Completion of first-year CEGEP with a minimum average of 65% or GPA of 2.0
Saskatchewan
High school graduation with five Grade 12 university preparatory credits
PROVINCIAL COURSE EQUIVALENCIES

This chart outlines the provincial equivalencies of Manitoba high school courses. Please consult this
chart when assessing the admission requirements and high school prerequisites for each program.
MANITOBA
ENGLISH
40S
PRECALCULUS
MATH 40S
APPLIED
MATH 40S
PHYSICS
40S
CHEMISTRY
40S
BIOLOGY
40S
COMPUTER
SCIENCE
40S
SOCIAL STUDIES 40S
Alberta, North
West Territories
and Nunavut
English
Language
Arts
(ELA 30-1)
Math 30-1
Math 30-2
Physics 30
Chemistry 30
Biology
30
Computing
Science Advanced
Level CTS
(5 credits)
Social Studies 30-1
British Columbia
and Yukon
English
12
Pre-Calculus
Math 12
Foundations
of Math 12
Physics 12
Chemistry 12
Biology
12
Computer
Science 12
History 12 or Geography 12
New Brunswick
English
121 or
122
Advanced
Math
with Intro
Calculus
120
Trigonometry
and
3-Space 122
Physics 121
or 122
Chemistry
121 or 122
Biology
120 or
122
Computer
Science 120
Grade 12 Social Studies

(including Canadian
Geography 120, Canadian
History 121 or 122, Economics
120 or Sociology 120)
Newfoundland
English
3201 or
3202
Math 3207
Math 3204
or 3205
Physics
3204
Chemistry
3202
Biology
3201
Computer
Science 4220
or Computer
Tech 3200

(including World History
3201, World Geography 3202,
Global Issues 3205, European
History 4225, or Government
Politics 4227)
Nova Scotia
English
12
Pre-Calculus
12 or
Advanced
Math 12
Math 12
Physics 12
Chemistry 12
Biology
12
Computer
Tech 12

(including Economics 12,
Geography 12, Global
Geography 12, Global History 12,
Law 12, or Political Studies 12)
Ontario
English
ENG4U
Advanced
Functions
MHF4U
None
Physics
SPH4U
Chemistry
SCH4U
Biology
SBI4U
Computer
Science ICS4C

(including History CHI4U or
CHY4U, Geography CGU4U,
World Geography CHW4U,
or Classical Civilization LW4U)
Prince Edward
Island
English
611 or
621
Math 611A
or 621B
Math 621A
Physics 621
Chemistry
621
Biology
621
Computer
Science 621

(including Economics 621,
Geography 621, History 621,
Politics 621,
or Sociology 621)
Quebec CEGEP
Two
English
603
courses
Calculus I
and II
Calculus I
Two Physics
203 courses
Two
Chemistry
202 courses
Two
Biology
101
courses
Computer
Science
Technology
420 course
Two History 330 courses
Saskatchewan
ELA A30
and B30
Pre-Calculus
Math 30
Foundations
of Math 30
Physics 30
Chemistry 30
Biology
30
Computer
Science 30
Grade 12 Social Studies (Social

Studies 30, History 30 or
Native Studies 30)
THE U OF M TRAVELS THE COUNTRY THROUGHOUT THE YEAR SPEAKING WITH

STUDENTS. FOR OUR TOURING SCHEDULE, VISIT UMANITOBA.CA/ADMISSIONS
WATCH FOR US IN YOUR COMMUNITY!
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INTERNATIONAL
UMANITOBA.CA/ADMISSIONS/INTERNATIONAL
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BENEFITS OF STUDYING IN MANITOBA
STUDENTS FROM THE USA
The University of Manitoba welcomes students from around

the world and we are proud of our diverse student population.
Our International Centre for Students offers many services
to international students including:
Students applying from the United States are not required

to present ACT or SAT scores, but can choose to submit these
scores for provisional acceptance. Students are required
to provide an official high school grading scale along with
their transcripts. School profiles, class rankings or letters
of recommendation are not required.
- Pre-arrival information
- Orientations
- Academic advisors
Minnesota Reciprocity
- Cultural activities
The State of Minnesota and the province of Manitoba have

a reciprocity agreement which allows Minnesota residents
to pay Canadian tuition and application fees. To be eligible
for reciprocity, students must demonstrate Minnesota
residency and submit a reciprocity tuition form.
Additional benefits of studying in the province

of Manitoba may include:
- Opportunities to work on and off campus
- Manitoba Health coverage
Learn more about being an international student
at the U of M online.
umanitoba.ca/student/ics
Admission requirements vary by country and program.
Due to residency restrictions, international students are
not eligible for admission to the following programs:
Dental Hygiene; Dentistry; Respiratory Therapy; Medicine;
and Pharmacy. A full listing of programs available at the
U of M and country specific admission requirements
are available online.
umanitoba.ca/admissions/international
STUDY PERMIT
Learn more about required Canadian Citizenship
and Immigration documents online.
cic.gc.ca
13% OF U OF M STUDENTS ARE

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
FULLY ACCREDITED AND INTERNATIONALLY
RECOGNIZED PROGRAMS
U.S. Government Loans

You may apply for government student loans under the
William D. Ford Federal Direct Loan Program.
To apply for a Direct Loan, complete your Free Application
for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and see the Financial Aid
and Awards website for details on required documentation.
Note: Federal Pell Grants are not available when you attend a Canadian school.
ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY
IELTS: 6.5 overall band score

CanTEST: min 4.5 (Reading),
4.5 (Listening) and 4.0 (Writing)
Qualify for a waiver

Students may be considered for
a waiver by meeting one of the
following requirements:
1. Ten consecutive years of residency
in Canada or in a country where
English is a primary language.
2. Successful completion of a three-year
secondary or post-secondary school
program (or any combination of three
successful years of secondary and
post-secondary education) in Canada
or in a country where English is a
primary language (as determined by
Enrolment Services at the University
of Manitoba).
3. Graduation from a Canadian
curriculum secondary school with
a year 12 literature grade of 75%
or higher. (In Manitoba, students must
present two English credits at the 40S
or U level with an average grade
of 75% over the two English credits.

EAL 40S is accepted as one of the
required courses).
4. Achieve a grade of four or greater
on the International Baccalaureate
Higher Level English course, or a grade
of four or greater on the Advanced
Placement English examination
(Language Composition; Literature
and Composition).
ENGLISH LANGUAGE CENTRE (ELC)

If you meet the academic admission
criteria but do not meet the English
language proficiency requirements, we
can help. The University of Manitoba can
accept you on the condition that you
successfully complete Level 5 of the
Intensive Academic English Program
(IAEP). The IAEP prepares you for
university study by providing you with
the language skills necessary to succeed
academically.
Learn new vocabulary, how to write

research papers, deliver academic
presentations and more.
Our program features:
- Small classes averaging 12 students
- Dedicated ELC student advising
- Multiple opportunities to transition
to university faster
- Social, cultural and recreational events
Conditional admission to the University
of Manitoba is available to students who
meet academic requirements pending
successful completion of the IAEP.
Tuition: $4,000 per semester
umanitoba.ca/elc
FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF ACCEPTABLE PROFICIENCY

TESTS AND WAIVER CRITERIA VISIT
UMANITOBA.CA/ADMISSIONS/INTERNATIONAL/ENGLISH
TOEFL IBT: 86 overall band score with

a minimum of 20 in each component
Write a test
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UMANITOBA.CA/ADMISSIONS/INTERNATIONAL
English is the language of instruction and communication at the University of Manitoba. 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:
SCHOLARSHIPS, AWARDS, AND
FINANCIAL SUPPORT
SCHOLARSHIP
VALUE
REQUIREMENTS
APPLICATION
DEADLINE
Students will automatically be considered for most entrance scholarships if they have met the specific requirements and applied for admission by specific deadlines.
Entrance Scholarship
Based on averages:
Eligibility:
All Canadian applicants*
UM Queen Elizabeth II
Entrance Scholarship:
95-100%
$3,000
UMANITOBA.CA/STUDENT/AWARDS
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UM Guertin Centennial
90-94.9%
$2,000
International
Baccalaureate
Eligibility:
All applicants
International
Baccalaureate
Scholarship
Enhancement
(with the exception of English courses where two English courses can be counted)
Art 40S, Biology 40S, Chemistry 40S, Computer Science 40S,

English/anglais 40S, Current Topics in First Nations, Mtis and Inuit
Studies 40S, Geography 40S, History 40S, Latin 40S, Physics 40S,
Social Studies: World Issues 40S
Based on grade points:
Completion of the full diploma program, including completion of the

course Theory of Knowledge, the extended essay and involvement in
volunteer work through the CAS extra curricular, community service/
activities component.
Minimum grade of four or better on each of the three higher level
and the three standard level papers
$150-$250
March 1, 2016
Submission of
undergraduate
application for
admission
March 1, 2016
Submission of
final IB results
September 1, 2016
Submission of
undergraduate
application for
admission
March 1, 2016
Submission of
final IB results
September 1, 2016
Submission of
undergraduate
application for
admission
March 1, 2016
Submission of
final AP results
September 1, 2016
One of Music 40S or Private Music Option 42S

One of Clothing, Housing and Design 40S, Family Studies 40S
or Foods and Nutrition 40S
Tier I: 43-45 / $3,500

Tier II: 40-42 / $2,500
Tier III: 37-39 / $2,200
Tier IV: 34-36 / $1,900
Tier V: 31-33 / $1,600
Tier VI: 28-30 / $1,300
Tier VII: 25-27 / $1,100
Submission of
undergraduate
application for
admission
One of Applied Math 40S or Pre-Calculus 40S
UM Hogg Centennial
85-89.9%
$1,000
One language other than English at the 40S level. French/franais

40S is allowed only if not used in lieu of English/anglais 40S. A
Canadian Aboriginal Language at the 41G level will be accepted.
Note: Students who have already received a University of Manitoba Entrance

Scholarship which is equal to or greater than the amount in their IB tier will not
receive any further funding but students whose entrance scholarship amount
is lower than their IB Tier will receive an award for the difference.
Held with any University of Manitoba Entrance Scholarship

(including Leader of Tomorrow, University of Manitoba Entrance Scholarship,
Chown Centennial Scholarship, or International Baccalaureate Entrance Scholarship)
For each result, awards are provided as follows:

$150 award: IB result of five on higher level papers
Eligibility:
All applicants
A minimum 85% average over five 40S courses from the following list
in different subject areas:
$200 award: IB result of seven on standard level papers

or six on higher level papers
$250 award: IB result of seven on higher level papers
Advanced Placement
Scholarship
Enhancement
Eligibility:
All applicants
$150-$250
Held with any University of Manitoba Entrance Scholarship

(including Leader of Tomorrow, University of Manitoba Entrance Scholarship,
Chown Centennial Scholarship, or International Baccalaureate Entrance Scholarship)
For each result, awards are provided as follows:

$150 award: AP result of four
$250 award: AP result of five
* Includes international students graduating from a Manitoba high school (for Manitoba applicant consideration) or a Canadian high school (for Canadian applicant consideration).
Note: Advanced Placement, International Baccalaureate or dual credit standing is considered as a 40S course for award purposes. An equivalent level of academic standing will be used to assess
candidates from outside Manitoba.
$20,000
Awarded as follows:
The Isabel Auld Entrance Scholarship is awarded to the high school

student who graduates with the highest academic average in Manitoba.
Chancellor
Scholarship 1
$5,000
first year
The Chancellor Scholarships are awarded to the high school students

graduating with the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th highest academic averages in Manitoba.
Presidents Laureate
Scholarship 2
$5,000
for up to three years
The Presidents Laureate Scholarship is awarded to either the high

school student who graduates with the highest average in a Canadian high
school (outside of Manitoba) or to the high school student in Manitoba with
the 5th highest average (whomever has the highest average).
(renewal conditions apply)
May 1, 2016
Submission of
undergraduate
application for
admission
March 1, 2016
Note: This scholarship cannot be held with a University of Manitoba International

Baccalaureate Entrance Scholarship or with any other award offered through the
entrance scholarship program.
Isabel Auld Entrance

Scholarship 1
Eligibility:
1 Manitoba applicants
2 Canadian applicants
Submission of
undergraduate
application for
admission
Award offers will be based on the following criteria:

A minimum average of 95% over the best five Grade 12 courses
which must also appear on the list of acceptable courses for
Entrance Scholarships
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The highest aggregate score on one English course AND

Pre-Calculus Math AND at least one science or language course
Leader of Tomorrow
$16,000
Eligibility: Canadian
applicants
$4,000
first year
Indigenous Leader of
Tomorrow Entrance
Scholarship
Awarded as follows:
$4,000
Eligibility: Canadian
applicants
of Indigenous ancestry
(Status, Non-Status,
Mtis, Inuit)
Awarded to exceptional high school graduates who combine outstanding

leadership potential with academic giftedness.
Minimum high school average of at least 90% calculated on the basis
of results in:
English 30S or franais 30S and anglais 30S
Mathematics 30S
The highest marks in three of Biology 30S,
Chemistry 30S, Physics 30S, History 30S,
Geography 30S or a language at the 30S level
other than those listed above
Demonstrated evidence of leadership qualities, future potential,
and a high level of communication skills
Record of community/school involvement
Presidents Scholars
$1,000
Eligibility:
All applicants
Awarded in second, third,

and fourth year of first
degree program.
Submission of
undergraduate
application for
admission
Completion
of a Leader
of Tomorrow/
Indigenous Leader
of Tomorrow
Entrance
Scholarship
Application
Forms available
October 2015
All high school students admitted to any undergraduate faculty or school

at the University of Manitoba with a minimum 95% final high school
average will be designated as Presidents Scholars.
Submission of
undergraduate
application for
admission
Canadian
applicants March 1, 2016
International
applicants May 1, 2016
New and continuing University of Manitoba students who qualify for

membership on any CIS-recognized university team. Athletic scholarships
are recommended by the head coach of the specific teams.
n/a
n/a
Membership at one of the following on-campus colleges including:

St. Andrews College, St. Johns College, St. Pauls College, and
University College or Universit de Saint-Boniface.
Some awarded
automatically,
others require an
application
available through
the college
Varying deadlines
Athletic Awards
$500 - full tuition

(amount varies by team)
University of
Manitoba Affiliated
College Scholarships
Varying amounts
December 1, 2015
Note: Recipients must be college members prior to September 2016 for most awards.
Tier I: 95-100% /
$2,000
Tier II: 90-94.9% /
$1,400
Tier III: 85-89.9% /
$800
All international students (i.e. in Canada on valid study permits) who are
paying international student tuition fees and who have a minimum high
school average of 85% based on the best five senior level academic
courses from our approved general entrance scholarship list.
Eligibility:
All International
applicants
Based on averages:
International Student
SCHOLARSHIPS, AWARDS, AND
FINANCIAL SUPPORT
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EXTERNAL AWARDS
VALUE
REQUIREMENTS
APPLICATION
DEADLINE
Business Council of
Manitoba Aboriginal
Education Award
Up to a maximum
of $3,000
Awarded to Aboriginal students who attend post-secondary

institutions within Manitoba. Students must also meet
the following criteria:
Registered at the University of Manitoba as
a full-time student in the fall and winter terms
Require financial assistance
Completion of Business Council

of Manitoba Award application
March 31, 2016
Canadian Schulich
Leader Scholarships
Engineering
$80,000
(two awards offered annually)
Science
$60,000
Awarded as undergraduate scholarships for students

intending to enroll in the STEM (Science, Technology,
Engineering, Mathematics) areas of study. Schulich Leader
nominees are selected by their individual schools and
must possess at least two of three criteria:
1. Outstanding community, business or
entrepreneurial leadership
2. Academic excellence
3. Financial need
Submission of an undergraduate
application for admission to
a STEM program
Fairfax Financial
Holdings Limited
Entrance Award
$20,000
Applicants must have achieved a minimum 80% high

school average on the high school courses used for
admission, demonstrated financial need based on
government student loan assessment from their home
province and submitted a University of Manitoba
General Bursary Application.
Submission of an undergraduate
application for admission and a
University of Manitoba General
Bursary application
Eligibility:
Canadian citizens and
permanent residents
graduating from a Canadian
secondary school or CEGEP
no later than 18 months
prior to the start of the
academic year
Awarded as follows:
$5,000
first year
$5,000
businesscouncil.mb.ca
March 2016
Application
available online:
schulichleaders.com
TBA
(mid-July)
Completion of a Fairfax Financial

Holdings Limited Entrance
Award application
Forms available
May 2015
FINANCIAL AID
VALUE
REQUIREMENTS
APPLICATION
DEADLINE
Bursaries
Varying amounts
Registration as a full-time or part-time university

student including:
Satisfactory marks
Clearly demonstrated financial need
(usually students will have already applied
for a Canada Student Loan)
Bursaries may include funding for groups such as
single parents, students with disabilities, Indigenous
students, military and international students, etc.
University of Manitoba
Bursary Application
October 1, 2016
Bursaries are granted

based on financial need
combined with a
reasonable standard of
academic performance.
Unlike student loans,
bursaries do not need
to be repaid.
Application available
mid-August
Summer Term
Bursaries:
June 1, 2017
TUITION FEES
Tuition fees are determined by the number and type of courses that you register for.
ESTIMATED TUITION AND FEES
ESTIMATED COST OF UNIVERSITY 1 (FULL-TIME STUDENT)
$4,000
$13,600
Agriculture Degree
$4,800
$16,000
Items
Agriculture Diploma
$4,400
$15,200
Tuition
Books and Supplies
Canadian/
Permanent Residents
International
$4,000
$13,600
$1,800
$1,800
Parking Pass (optional)
$550
$550
Residence (optional)
$8,000
$8,000
Medical Insurance
$260
$260
$14,610
$24,210
Architecture
$4,600
$16,200
Arts
$3,700
$12,900
Business
$5,400
$17,700
Dental Hygiene
$7,000
Not Eligible
Dentistry
$20,500
Not Eligible
Education
$4,000
$14,100
Engineering
$6,100
$19,300
Environment, Earth,
and Resources
$4,400
$15,500
Fine Arts Degree
$4,600
$16,100
PAYING YOUR FEES
Fine Arts Diploma
$4,600
$18,200
Kinesiology & Rec

Management
$5,000
$17,500
Law
$10,100
$23,800
Tuition fees and booklist information will be available in

August, before the start of fall term classes. Tuition fees are
due the first week of classes of each term and can be paid
online or by cheque, debit or cash.
Total
Does not include musical instruments or Dental Hygiene kits
Canadian/permanent residents who are covered under another medical plan may choose
to decline participation in the University of Manitoba Students Union (UMSU) health plan.
Medicine
$8,700
Not Eligible
STUDENT LOANS
Music
$4,400
$15,900
Nursing
$4,900
$16,700
Pharmacy
$6,600
Not Eligible
Federal and provincial student loan programs provide

no payment/interest free loans while students are studying
full time *. * Students should apply prior to June 30.
$6,000
Not Eligible
Science
$4,600
$15,800
Social Work
$5,000
$17,100
* Fees for University 1 are based on a combination of Science and Arts courses.
Note: Above tuition rates are for an eight-month period and do not include additional
fees such as lab sections.
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University 1*
The actual cost of your first year of study at the University of Manitoba will depend on many
factors in addition to the program of your choice. Living costs and lifestyle choices should
be included in an overall educational budget.
For more information, visit studentaid.gov.mb.ca.

**Canadian/permanent residents only.
Note: Fees are estimated at the time of publication and subject to change.
The above tuition fees are estimated amounts based on a student in an undergraduate program
taking a full course load during the fall and winter terms from September to April. Actual tuition
costs for students may be higher or lower depending on their specific choice of courses. Tuition
fees for a students first year in a direct entry faculty/program will be similar to the fees assessed
to students in second year and beyond.
INTERNATIONAL
Estimated Fee for
Fall/Winter Session
Faculty/Program
CANADIAN
Estimated Fee for
Fall/Winter Session
CAMPUS MAP
EXPLORE
OUR CAMPUS
Our Fort Garry campus sets the stage for important discoveries, transforming
itself with modern facilities while preserving the historic buildings that have
defined the campus for more than a century. Explore our beautiful campus
by attending a guided tour.
umanitoba.ca/campustours
SP2
University Buildings
Non-University Buildings
Student Parking*
Residence Parking (24 hr)
Parkade (Public Parking)
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FOR ACCESS TO AN INTERACTIVE
VERSION OF THE CAMPUS MAP.
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MIM
ACW
ALC
Public Parking (Pay & Display)
Public Parking (Evenings & Weekdays)
Meter Parking
Bike Route
ACE
Campus Security
* U of M Permit required from 7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. weekdays
ALC
Physical Plant
Storage Shed
ABOUT
LRes
ABOUT
UMANITOBA.CA
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Create your online profile and learn more
about the programs and services that
interest you.
umconnect.ca
VISIT
Campus tours
Phone: 204-474-8806
Email: student_recruitment@umanitoba.ca
On-campus events
Evening of Excellence: October 27, 2015
Info Days: February 17 and 18, 2016
APPLY
Admissions Office
424 University Centre
Winnipeg, MB R3T 2N2
Phone: 204-474-8808
Toll Free (in North America): 1-800-224-7713
Office Hours
Monday to Friday: 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Tuesday: 8:30 a.m. - 7 p.m.
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.

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DEFINE YOUR FUTURE

more than any university

CANADA RESEARCH CHAIRS

the country's top experts

studying in more than 100

The University of Manitoba campuses are located

With two campuses in Winnipeg and over 100 programs,

Health Sciences, College of Nursing. . . . . . . . . . . . 35

Health Sciences, College of Pharmacy. . . . . . . . . . 36

Beyond the classroom . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

Kinesiology and Recreation Management . . . . . . 38

Desautels Faculty of Music . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40

Agricultural and Food Sciences. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23

Application process and deadlines. . . . . . . . . . . . . 47

Clayton H. Riddell Faculty of

Health Sciences, School of Dental Hygiene. . . . . . 32

Scholarships, awards and financial support . . . . . 56

Health Sciences, College of Dentistry. . . . . . . . . . . 33

Health Sciences, College of Medicine. . . . . . . . . . . 34

FACULTIES AND PROGRAMS

Education is the greatest investment in your

MIHSKAKWAN JAMES HARPER

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

As a First Nation, Mtis or Inuit student you

Enjoy a small community experience

Before and after your arrival on campus,

INTERNATIONAL CENTRE FOR STUDENTS (ICS)

Why consider college life? Besides being

LANGUAGES SPOKEN ON CAMPUS INCLUDE CANTONESE, CREE, FRENCH, HINDI,

I had a choice to study at several different

Pembina Hall Residence floor plan

Schulich Leader Scholarship recipient

University College Residence floor plan - Single

IN SPIRIT CUP, INTER-RESIDENCE

(above) Residence advisors help students

Your time in residence will be one of the most memorable

Our newest residence, Pembina Hall,

The Fort Garry campus is home to

Each residence has its own unique style,

Living in residence is about more than just

BEYOND THE CLASSROOM

A lot of my growth at university has come from

Support local projects by volunteering with Praxis for programs

Join the Student Leadership Development Program and connect

The University of Manitoba

Students volunteer at Art City during

ATHLETICS AND RECREATION

Ive had a love for the game from a young age.

BRUNA MAVIGNIER DE VASCONCELOS

SHOW YOUR BISON PRIDE

When you need a break from studying,

The U of M is proud to be a leader

Both U of M campuses are equipped

U OF M STUDENTS CAN ATTEND

Our Bison football team practices and

Healthy living is an important part of your academic success

(right) The new 100,000 sq.ft.

(above) Over 10,000 fans cheered

Students walking outside of the Buller Building,

By accessing the variety of academic and financial services and supports

From adjusting to university life and academic

The Academic Learning Centre offers free

Each year, the U of M distributes millions

Clayton H. Riddell Faculty of

T HIRD AND FOURTH-YEAR