University of Manitoba
Canada | Winnipeg, Canada
Canada | Winnipeg, Canada
The University of Manitoba, established 140 years ago, is the first university in western Canada and is situated at the heart of the country. It is the largest and only research-intensive university in the region, offering over 100 degrees, diplomas, and certificates, with more than 60 available at the undergraduate level, including professional programs in medicine, law, and engineering.
With a dynamic community of nearly 30,000 students, 8,700 faculty and staff, and 190,000 alumni, the university is a hub of activity. About 13% of the current student population is international, representing nearly 104 countries.
The university’s award-winning faculty and students engage in pioneering research across diverse fields, including infectious diseases, Canadian history, materials science, civil infrastructure, population and community health, sustainable agriculture, and northern research. Researchers at the University of Manitoba are increasingly collaborating across disciplines to advance knowledge and foster innovation.
The University of Manitoba is highly ranked in various global and national assessments. In the Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2025, it is placed within the 401–500 range globally, while the QS World University Rankings 2025 positions it between 661–670. The U.S. News Best Global Universities ranks the university at 417 worldwide. Domestically, in Maclean's University Rankings 2023, the university is tied for 13th place in the medical/doctoral category. Additionally, in Research Infosource's Canada's Top 50 Research Universities 2022, it ranks 12th in the country. These rankings highlight the University of Manitoba's strong academic standing and its growing reputation in higher education.
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