City view representing Winnipeg, Manitoba, home of the University of Winnipeg

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University of Winnipeg

Winnipeg, Manitoba

Overview

About University of Winnipeg

The University of Winnipeg is a compact downtown campus university known for small class sizes and a personal approach to teaching across arts, science and business.

Programs for international students

  • Business & Economics
  • Computer Science
  • Science
  • Arts
  • Kinesiology
  • Applied Programs
  • Pre-professional Programs
  • Graduate Programs

Admission overview

  • Completed secondary school or previous degree transcripts
  • Proof of English language proficiency where required
  • Passport copy and academic references
  • Statement of purpose or motivation letter (program dependent)
  • Evidence of funding for tuition and living costs

Why consider University of Winnipeg

  • Small class sizes and accessible faculty
  • Central downtown campus
  • Competitive tuition and living costs

Student life

What Studying Abroad Looks Like

Illustrative photography of international student life — library study, campus grounds and shared study spaces.

International students studying together with laptops and books in a university library
Study and research time in the library.
Students walking and talking together on university campus grounds on a sunny day
Campus grounds between classes.
Students working and socialising in a bright university atrium common area
Shared study and social spaces.

Representative stock photography illustrating international student life. These images are not of University of Winnipeg or of its students.

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