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Program list. How to apply. Admission requirements. Tuition and fees. Connect with us. Extended Education: Take a step forward in your life and career. Gain new skills, keep learning, and prepare for the future with our flexible Extended Education programs and courses, including many online options. Extended Education.
Admissions. Tailor your studies to your interests and aspirations. Explore your options—from practical co-ops to research-intensive graduate programs. It's your path to discover. Discover what UM has to offer Admissions commonly asked questions.
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Carefully review the admission process before you begin, and ensure you have everything you need before applying online. Step 1. Find your program. We have so much to offer. Explore our over 98 master's and 51 doctoral programs.
Undergraduate admissions. We welcome you to explore everything the university has to offer. Here, it's about options, community and defining your future. This is your time to be adventurous, challenge yourself and make a difference. Come study with us!
The University of Manitoba is honored to provide you with your education. An Overview of Undergraduate Admission. The twenty-two faculties and schools of the University of Manitoba offer over 60 different undergraduate programs.
Undergraduate Application. If you have an existing account with us, you can use the Login option, else you can create an account.
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Application and Admission Procedures are found in the Academic Guide. Admission requirements for Master’s students are found in the Master’s Degrees General Regulations section of the Guide. The Asper MBA program has two intakes: January and August. Applicants require:
Graduate Studies. The University of Manitoba campuses are located on original lands of Anishinaabeg, Cree, Oji-Cree, Dakota, and Dene peoples, and on the homeland of the Métis Nation.
