What this profile does—and doesn’t—tell you
FAQU.ca has completed its ten-check foundational review for this institution using scoped research records. The findings below describe specific documented offerings, processes or institutional structures. They are not a guarantee that a service is offered for every program or student.
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Institution and recognition
CICIC names University of Manitoba itself as public recognized institution, distinct from affiliated International College of Manitoba.
Scope: Corrects earlier misdirected source to private affiliate. | Corrects a prior source URL whose slug identified the affiliate.
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Campuses and languages
The institution identifies two main campuses in Winnipeg, Fort Garry and Bannatyne; 2026–27 calendar includes university-wide and associated Université de Saint-Boniface programs. English is the previously documented principal instructional language; French-associated programs require separation.
Scope: Do not treat Université de Saint-Boniface as simply an English-language campus; program/award relationships are specific.
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Credentials offered
CICIC lists diplomas/certificates and bachelor's, master's and doctoral credentials.
Scope: Recognition profile, not current intake.
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Areas of study
2026–27 academic calendar enumerates arts, agriculture, architecture, health, science, business, engineering, education, law and more.
Scope: Subject listing is a field taxonomy; program/campus and credential availability must be checked for individual comparisons.
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Applying and admissions
Official recruitment site provides admission requirements, application and tracking tools.
Scope: Entry requirements vary by faculty/program.
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Tuition and fees
U of Manitoba publishes tuition and financial-support information with faculty/program and student-status distinctions.
Scope: Cost is student-dependent.
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Work-integrated learning
Faculty guidance identifies co-op opportunities in eligible Agriculture and Arts student pathways.
Scope: Selected programs only.
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Student supports
University describes academic learning, accessibility, career planning and counselling supports.
Scope: Supports listed; faculty page, not campus-wide utilization evidence.