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Create your online UMConnect profile to learn more about what the U of M has to offer you though your own personalized webpage.
You will have access to information based on your areas of interest and receive important announcements regarding admission, scholarships and other important dates.
Visit Campus
Nothing beats a campus visit to learn what the U of M’s all about. Plan your campus visit today!
Campus Events
The University of Manitoba hosts a number of large-scale events throughout the year to provide students the opportunity to learn more about the programs and services at the U of M.
Annual Events:
Evening of Excellence October 30, 2012
Info Days February 20-21, 2013
Choose an Academic Program
- Explore the programs available to you. Download the Viewbook (PDF) or click here for full program listing
- Select the program(s) that is right for you
- Select the first-year direct entry options available for your program
Review Admission Requirements
- Determine your application category
- Review admission requirements for your program
- Review high school prerequisites
- Know your application deadlines
Apply for Admission
Online application for fall 2013 intake is now open. For more information, review the Application Process or download the Application Guide (PDF), or Application Form (PDF). To apply online, click here.
Application Fee
$80.00 Canadian citizens and permanent residents
$110.00 International students (requiring a study permit)
Fees are due at the time of application
Next Steps
- Acknowledgement letter/email
- This letter/email will include an official student number and application number as well as a listing of any outstanding required documents, including high school transcripts. Record your application number and student number for all future communication with the University of Manitoba.
- Acceptance Notification letter
- This letter informs students as to whether or not they have been accepted. It will be mailed when all required marks and documentation have been received and assessed by the Admissions Office. Current high school students who do not qualify based on their first term final marks and second term midterm marks will be reassessed when the Admissions Office receives their second term final marks, typically in June.
- This letter informs students as to whether or not they have been accepted. It will be mailed when all required marks and documentation have been received and assessed by the Admissions Office. Current high school students who do not qualify based on their first term final marks and second term midterm marks will be reassessed when the Admissions Office receives their second term final marks, typically in June.
Register for Courses
- Course registration for fall 2013 intake opens in July. Students are issued a registration time and status based on final high school grades.Each program posts instructions on how to register for courses. In preparation of course registration, students are encouraged to complete the online registration tutorials.
- Review first-year courses by faculty in the Start Book (PDF).
The University of Manitoba offers many opportunities to get involved in the campus community prior to New Student Orientation in September. Visit the Office of Student Life to learn more.