More than 3,200 students from Canada and around the world come to the University of Manitoba to pursue their academic dreams, studying and researching at the graduate level with professors who are known nationally and internationally for their excellence in research, creative activity, and graduate education. Our faculty members secure more than $146.7 million annually in external research funding pursuing research that has led to breakthroughs and new ideas in many fields, including medicine, engineering, science, agriculture, and social science.

The University of Manitoba offers a variety of financial support to its graduate students. In addition to the research support many students receive from their advisors, the University has millions of dollars available for University of Manitoba Graduate Scholarships (UMGFs), Manitoba Graduate Fellowships (MGFs), International Graduate Student Scholarships (IGSS) for students entering and continuing in their graduate programs, competitive top-up funds for national awards (i.e., NSERC, SSHRC, CIHR), as well as more than 600 other graduate scholarships and bursaries, worth many more millions, which are administered by the various graduate programs.

Graduate students are vital to making the University of Manitoba one of Canada's top research-intensive institutions. The dedicated administration and members of the Faculty of Graduate Studies oversee the academic quality and integrity of 47 doctoral, 84 masters and 1 diploma program, including a number of highly innovative interdisciplinary programs, so that students find success and opportunity from their research and training at the University of Manitoba.

The University of Manitoba has a long and impressive list of laurels.   Please explore our web sites to learn more about our accomplishments, as well as our personal and caring approach to an exceptional student-centred education.

STUDENT ACCLAIM

Meet Our Students
Find out about the interesting research being conducted by our top students and award winners. more...

 

Kudos!
UofM graduate students are often traveling and presenting the results of their research. The kudos section helps keep track of who has been where and what they're researching. more...