A Great Place to Teach and Research

The University of Manitoba has a world class faculty and an outstanding support staff. The people who work at the university believe in its academic mission and invest their energies into building a quality educational experience for students. That’s why the University of Manitoba helps teaching, research and support staff succeed in Canada, and around the world, with a variety of resources and services for personal and professional development.

The University of Manitoba's 24 academic units offer a wide range of programs in the liberal arts and sciences, the creative arts, and the professions - 170 different disciplines within a variety of degrees, diplomas and certificates.

Winnipeg is the provincial capital of Manitoba, a province of over 1,200,000 people. Here you can experience miles of grasslands, rich farmland, natural forests and bush, white sand beaches, friendly communities, and wildlife ranging from porcupines to polar bears.

New Faculty Orientation

New Faculty Orientation is in July each year.  In 2010, New Faculty Orientation will take place on July 14 and 15.  Please contact Paula Chorney at paula_chorney@umanitoba.ca  for more information.