Articulation Agreements are University of Manitoba Senate approved bilateral or multi-lateral agreements between the University of Manitoba and other recognized post-secondary institutions that define the terms and conditions for consideration of admission and recognition of prior learning within the context of specific programs or credentials.

Upon successful admission, students may receive established credit within a program at the University of Manitoba, which shortens the path to the credential (typically a three-year or four-year degree) that is ultimately sought.

Recognition of prior academic achievement may be in the form of University of Manitoba equivalent course credit, general (unallocated) credit, block credit, or advanced standing, reducing the total credit hours required for credential completion. This credit would be based on:
          (i) an earned credential (for example a one-year or two-year certificate or diploma), or
          (ii) an approved program of study at the partner institution.