Admission Requirements

The following minimum requirements must be fulfilled to get admitted to The University of Winnipeg

• International students are considered on a case-by-case basis. There can be some additional requirements, depending on the program you are applying to.
• Students are required to submit their original transcripts from their last attended academic institutions. If they are not in English, then submit the translated copies of the same along with the originals.
• Should provide the certificate issued by the International Qualifications Assessment Service (IQAS) that compares educational credentials from other countries to educational standards in Canada.
• Applicants must be 18 years old at the time of the beginning of the course.
• You need to submit your English language proficiency test scores if you are coming from a non-English speaking country.

Please note: If you are not a Canadian citizen or a permanent resident of Canada, you must obtain a valid study permit before you come to Canada.

Opportunities

The career and employability services at The University of Winnipeg are highly acclaimed. The university faculty aims at providing the best possible jobs and training services to their students, a few of them are:

• Career Counseling and Academic advising
• Internships and On the Job Training
• Resume, CV and Cover Letter Building
• Job and Recruitment Fairs
• Student and Alumni Career Postings
• Job Ad Forms
• Study Programs Abroad
• Online Job Portals

Student Support

As a student at The University of Winnipeg you will have access to a variety of free student services that are there to support you in your studies. These supports are available from the day you are accepted to the day you graduate. No matter what the problem or concern, there is always someone to help. One number connects you to all services:

• Aboriginal Student Services Centre
  • The Aboriginal Student Services Centre (ASSC) builds bridges between students' cultural and personal backgrounds and the culture of the University. All Aboriginal (First Nations, Métis, Inuit) students have access to supports including mentorship, tutoring and elder services.
• Academic & Career Services
  • If you need help planning your program of study, choosing classes, or interpreting regulations and requirements, our team of Academic Advisors is available to assist you.
  • We also offer assistance with career planning, and help with resumes, interviews, and the job search process.  Watch for our Career Fair in January and other events held throughout the academic year.  Check out the job postings on the website. For details, see Career Services, or email [email protected]
• Accessibility Services and Resource Centre
  • Assistance and academic accommodations, including access to adaptive equipment and software, are available to students with disabilities. If you have a physical or learning disability, please call with inquiries and make an appointment with Accessibility Services at 204.779.UWIN (8946).
• Adult Learner Services
  • If you are over the age of 21, The University of Winnipeg's Prior Learning Assessment and Recognition and Adult Leaner Services can help you explore and achieve your educational goals. We can work to assess the knowledge and skills you have gained through education, work, and life experience, and apply those credentials towards admissions to The University of Winnipeg. To lean more about the services offered for Adult Learners, visit uwinnipeg.ca/adult-learner-services or contact the Academic Advising Office at 204.779.8946.
• Awards and Financial Aid
  • Financial assistance administered by the Awards & Financial Aid Office supports the access and excellence mandate of The University of Winnipeg through a comprehensive program of scholarships, awards, prizes and bursaries. The University of Winnipeg provided $3.6 million in annual scholarships and bursaries in 2014 to assist students with their direct education costs – up from $2.6 million in 2007. The University also administers more than $7.5 million in annual assistance from the Manitoba Student A id Program.
• Counselling Services/Student Wellness Centre
  • The university experience will provide you with many opportunities for growth and change. While many of these opportunities can be very exciting, some can be confusing or overwhelming. Our Counselling Services can provide personal support when you need it.    To make an appointment to see a counsellor, please email [email protected] or call 204.988.7611.  Counselling Services is located within the Student Wellness Centre in Room 1D25 (1st floor, Duckworth Centre).
• International Student Services
  • If you are a student from outside of Canada, International Student Services will provide you with a wide range of services, fun events and informative workshops to attend throughout the year. For more information, visit their website International Student Services or email [email protected].