The University of Manitoba (UM), established on February 28, 1877, is the first university in Western Canada and the largest in Manitoba by enrolment and campus size. Located primarily in Winnipeg’s Fort Garry neighbourhood, with additional campuses across the city—including Bannatyne Campus and the French-language Université de Saint-Boniface—it is a prominent public research university and a member of the U15 group of Canadian research-intensive universities. Founded through the federation of three denominational colleges—Collège de Saint-Boniface, St. John's College, and Manitoba... Read More
QS Ranking
#643
Founded in
1877
Institute Type
Public
DLI
O19091528512
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10th Score - 60%
12th Score - 60%
12th English - 70%
Offer response
14 Days
Application Fees
CAD 100
Backlogs Accepted
2 backlogs
Post Study Work Permit
2-3 Years
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Fort Garry Campus
66 Chancellors Circle
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Bannatyne Campus
750 Bannatyne Avenue
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