Graduate student orientation
Get an introduction to Graduate Studies with helpful information provided by the Dean, Security Services, and the UMGSA and HSGSA team. A variety of workshops will also be offered throughout the day.
Fall 2025 Graduate Student Orientation
Graduate Student Orientation workshops will be held on August 26th at the Fort Garry Campus and August 28th on the Bannatyne Campus.
The Fall 2025 Graduate Student Orientation workshop schedule will be posted soon.
Summer 2025 Graduate Student Orientation Workshop
Summer 2025 Graduate Student Orientation's held on May 1, 2025.
This online workshop provided important information that will aide in your transition to your Graduate Student Life at the University Manitoba. Hosted by Acting Dean of the Faculty of Graduate Studies, Dr. Kelley Main.
Please see below for the slides and recording from the workshop.
Winter 2025 Graduate Student Orientation
Winter 2025 Graduate Student Orientation was held on January 9, 2025. Please see below for workshop slides.
Fall 2024 Graduate Student Orientation
Fall 2024 Graduate Student Orientation was held on August 28 and August 29th. Please see below for workshop slides.
Welcome from the Dean
Fall 2024 Graduate Student Orientation Workshop Slides
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