About

The University of Manitoba (U of M) is Western Canada’s first university and one of the country’s most prestigious research institutions. Established in 1877, it is located in Winnipeg, Manitoba, and serves as a hub for academic excellence, research innovation, and cultural diversity. The university is deeply rooted in its commitment to fostering critical thinking, innovation, and leadership.

As Manitoba’s largest and only research-intensive post-secondary institution, U of M offers a broad spectrum of undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs across various disciplines, including arts, sciences, engineering, business, law, and health sciences. The university is also home to the Rady Faculty of Health Sciences, which includes the Max Rady College of Medicine, one of Canada’s premier medical schools.

The Fort Garry campus, the main campus, features state-of-the-art facilities, vibrant green spaces, and a thriving community of students, faculty, and staff. U of M is globally recognized for its research initiatives, particularly in climate change, Arctic systems, Indigenous knowledge, and health sciences.

With a strong focus on Indigenous engagement, the university actively works to honor its location on Treaty 1 territory and fosters meaningful connections with Indigenous communities. The University of Manitoba is a beacon of academic and cultural enrichment in the heart of Canada.