University of Manitoba, Ranking and Admission Requirements 2021

If you’re interested in studying at the University of Manitoba, read on to know about the University of Manitoba, Ranking and Admission Requirements 2021. 

This post details everything you need to know about the University of Manitoba, it’s Ranking, academics Admission Requirements, student life, and university cost in 2021.

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University of Manitoba

The University of Manitoba is a public non-denominational University founded by Alexander Morris and located in Winnipeg, Canada. It was opened on June 20, 1877 and the largest university located in the province of Manitoba, being the 17thh largest University in Canada. 

There is a population of 25,460 undergraduates and 2,348 administrative staff,  University of Manitoba is a well structured University that has contributed greatly to Canada at large and has a goal of producing graduates of high esteem and leaders of tomorrow.

University of Manitoba is known for its high academic standards and a wide range of professional disciplines.  It’s motto is “Floreat” which means “flourish or prosper” in English.

There is accommodation for international students and a fairly average cost of living depending on one’s lifestyle. The University is also well known for its museums and library. 

THE UNIVERSITY CAMPUS

The University of Manitoba sponsored an urban planning design competition in 2013. The purpose of the competition was to improve the general campus experience and also to guide future growth by creating an urban framework.

ACADEMICS

The University of Manitoba is the largest University in the province of Manitoba and has a record of a total enrollment of approximately 26,000 students in 22 faculties. Majority of students at the University of Manitoba are undergraduates. The University faculties include;

• Agricultural and Food Sciences
• School of Agriculture
• School of Art
• Faculty of Arts
• Faculty of Dentistry
• School of Dental Hygiene
• Faculty of Architecture
• Faculty of Engineering
• Faculty of Education
• Clayton H. Riddell Faculty of Environment, Earth, and Resources
• Extended Education
• Faculty of Graduate Studies
• Robson Hall- Faculty of Law
• I. H. Asper School of Business
• School of Medical Rehabilitation
• Faculty of Medicine
• Faculty of Human Ecology
• Marcel A. Desautels Faculty of Music
• Faculty of Pharmacy
• Faculty of Nursing
• Faculty of Kinesiology and Recreation Management
• Faculty of Social Work
• University 1
• Division of Extended Education

RANKING

The University of Manitoba is rated second last overall in the Maclean’s Ranking of Canadian Medical Doctoral Schools in 2014, after overtaking the University of Sherbrooke

STUDENT LIFE

Every student at the University of Manitoba is a member of the University of Manitoba Students Union [UMSU]. University of Manitoba Students Union represents students at the Senate as well as supporting students and providing programs. 

ADMISSION

At University of Manitoba undergraduates can be admitted through;

 DIRECT ENTRY

This is for current High school students who have already graduated from High School but who have completed less than 24 credit hours [ four full course] at an accredited university or college. However, admission to certain direct entry program options is highly competitive.

ADVANCED ENTRY

This option is for students who have completed a minimum of 24 credit hours of university-level of study. Specific requirements for each program option varies and may require additional credit hours for an undergraduate degree in order to be eligible.

GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENT

To be admitted into the University of Manitoba requires successful completion of both general admission requirements that apply to all applicants, as well as program-specific requirements that depend on where you are applying from and what program[s] you are applying to.

Click the link below to view requirements from the official website. 

Admission Requirements 

CANADIAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT

This is for students applying based on high school courses who have graduated or will be graduating from a Canadian high school curriculum.

INTERNATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT

This category is for students applying based on high school courses and are graduated or will be graduating with an international education background

MATURE STUDENT

Students over 21 years of age who do not meet high school requirement and either has never attended another university or have completed less than 24 credit hours

AUDITING STUDENTS

This is for students interested in taking courses for personal interest with no examinations for assignments.

TRANSFER STUDENT

Students who have completed previous college or university courses from another post-secondary institution

RETURNING, RE-ADMISSION, OR CONTINUING STUDENTS

These are students who wish to return to a previously attended University of Manitoba program. Students who previously applied, but did not attend the University of Manitoba.

VISITING STUDENT

Students who wish to enroll in courses at the University of Manitoba with the purpose of having credit transferred to their home university.

SPECIAL STUDENT

Students interested in taking degree courses, but are not pursuing a degree.

UNIVERSITY COST

Application Fees

Canadian Citizens/Permanent Residents

$90

International Applicants

$120

Estimated Cost: FULL-TIME, FIRST-YEAR U1 STUDENTS [ 30 CREDIT HOURS]

Actual costs for study at the University of Manitoba depends on many factors [see the residence, program choice, and accommodations/lifestyle below] For more information visits the Registrar’s Office 

• Canadian/Permanent International
• Residents Students
• Tuition $4,400 $14,700
• Books and supplies $1,800 $1,800
• Medical Insurance $292 $292
• Sports $153 $153
• U-Pass $260 $260
• Parking Pass[optional] $560 $560
• Residence[optional] $6,200-$12,300 $6,200-$12,300
• Totals $7,000-$19,800 $17,200-$30,000

LIVING ACCOMMODATION AND LIFESTYLE

Housing is available on campus through our university residence, though many students choose to live off-campus as well.

On-campus housing is more than just a place to live as you’ll be engaged through unique programs and opportunities that emphasize academic and social growth, diversity, wellness, leadership and community building.

Campus students are part of a community and also meet new people who will become your life-long friends.

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