Related links

Other Related University of Manitoba Web Sites
 

Housing Information on residences at the U of M, as well as off-campus accommodation. 
International Centre for Students This U of M office provides general assistance to international students. 
Admissions Information for those interested in admissions to academic programs at the U of M. 
Faculty of Graduate Studies  Information for students wanting to work on advanced degrees.

Using the Internet to Learn English
This is a list of resources of interest to English language learners available through the internet.
 

The Berkeley Owl  Provides a variety of resources to improve writing skills.
Impact! Online Provides a hypertext news reader for intermediate and advanced learners of English as a second or foreign language. 

Using the Internet to Increase English Vocabulary
This is a list of resources of interest to English language learners available through the internet.
 

British National Corpus Concordance This on-line program will access a 100 million word collection of written and spoken English. Type in a word or phrase and the program will provide sample sentences. 
Web Concordancer This concordancer uses the World Wide Web as the source of sentences. It comes from the Virtual Language Centre in Hong Kong. 
Ohio University Vocabulary Page Ohio University has created an excellent list of vocabulary learning resources on the web. 
The Monthly Idiom This site allows you to read and listen to a new idiom each month. 
University Word List This list first published in 1984 (Xue and Nation) is a list of vocabulary items common in academic texts. It is designed to be a "list of specialized vocabulary for students who know about 2,000 generally common words and plan to study in an English-language college or university." 

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