Brief information about the university
The University of Manitoba was founded in 1877 and became the first university in Western Canada. Today, more than 31 thousand students study here annually, 20% of whom are international students from 110 countries worldwide.
The University of Manitoba offers more than 100 different educational programs. Special attention should be paid to business, engineering, computer and natural sciences, and agriculture.
Most university programs offer paid internships lasting four months. Students do internships at companies such as Amazon, Boeing Canada Operations Ltd., Electronic Arts Canada, KPMG LLP, PwC, and Ubisoft. Many students remain in corporations after the internship to work permanently.
University of Manitoba
The University of Manitoba has a reputation as one of the strongest research universities in the country. It is ranked 14th among the top 50 universities in Canada for attracting research grants.
The University of Manitoba is ranked among Canada’s top 15 best universities.
Asper School of Business of the University of Manitoba is among the most substantial business schools in the world.
The university is located in Winnipeg (Manitoba), where you can meet representatives of entirely different cultures, and more than 100 different languages are spoken in everyday life.
1 year of study at the University of Manitoba costs the same as 1 year at a Canadian college.
Many university programs offer paid internships (co-op).
The University of Manitoba has 50 research centers and institutes.
It is ranked 17th by the number of successfully concluded contracts and research grants.
The university’s teaching staff includes about 2,200 teachers.
Research and accreditation
The University of Manitoba is highly ranked and has received many international awards. The university is constantly engaged in scientific development and research. The main achievements include the creation of canola oil in 1970 and the development of drugs for treating and controlling hemolytic disease caused by the Rh factor.