Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Manitoba

Manitoba - Education Excellence

manitoba_education_excellence01Why Manitoba?

At the geographic centre of Canada and North America, Manitoba is a study destination rich in cultural diversity, natural beauty and exceptional learning environments. You will find vibrant urban centers, warm rural communities, and a prosperous economy. You can study a variety of subjects, in French or English, in a rural or urban setting, at a large or small institution. From distinguished climate-change researchers to leading edge-health specialists, Manitoba has proven its ability to prepare students for a successful career throughout Manitoba, Canada and the world.

Quality

The United Nations consistently ranks Canada as one of the top places in the world to live and the quality of life experienced by Manitobans reflects this. Canada places great importance on learning, and each province has developed a first-rate education system with high standards. Canada spends more on education compared to the OECD average, and is among the highest of G8 countries.

With high-quality education in mind, Manitoba’s universities and colleges are equipped with cutting-edge research facilities and a wide variety of specialized programs. Our instructors are highly qualified and our institutions are internationally renowned.

Choice

Manitoba has four public universities, one university-college, four colleges and four private colleges that provide fully-accredited and internationally-recognized education. There is a large selection of undergraduate, graduate (Master or Doctoral), professional and certificate programs to choose from. Academic programs as diverse as fine arts, biochemistry and international relations are available. From a large campus of over 27,000 students to smaller institutions in rural surroundings to research centres and institutes, Manitoba offers quality academic options to students from around the province, the country and the world. There are also numerous technical/vocational institutions, language programs and transition programs to help students improve their French/English language skills for study, work, or personal interest.

Manitoba institutions offer domestic students an assortment of international exchange programs with universities overseas. So you can study in Manitoba and choose from an array of excellent study abroad programs to enhance your learning experience.

Manitoba’s Off-Campus Work Permit Program enables international students at post-secondary institutions to work off campus while continuing their studies, allowing them to gain valuable skills in the Canadian workplace.

Affordable

Manitoba offers world-class education at competitive rates. Our average university and college tuition fees are among the lowest in Canada. Access to Manitoba’s quality health care system (through subsidized medical insurance rates), combined with affordable housing and living expenses, enables students to take advantage of sport, entertainment, travel and work opportunities.

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Safe and welcoming environment

Manitoba offers a safe environment in which to live, learn and succeed. Students coming to Manitoba have many housing options, including student residences, off-campus apartments, shared house rentals, and Homestays.

Manitoba was first in Canada to implement an international student stream within the Provincial Nominee Program. The province also offers a 60% income tax rebate on tuition fees for all post-secondary students, including international students who stay and work in the province. These initiatives highlight Manitoba’s commitment to international students and education in general.

Multicultural

More than 100 languages are spoken in Manitoba, making us a truly diverse and multicultural province. We celebrate hundreds of multicultural events each year, taking pride in our mosaic of backgrounds. Our educational institutions reflect this appreciation by offering an array of international student services, including advising, community activities, and accommodation. Student organizations in Manitoba’s post-secondary institutes also reflect our province’s diversity, and all are sure to find a welcoming environment in which to express their opinions and realize their goals.

For more information please visit
www.education-excellence.ca  
Or contact:
International Education Branch
Winnipeg, MB
Telephone: (204) 945-1126
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MB / Quick Facts

Manitoba, MB
Motto:
Glorious and Free
Emblem: Prairie Crocus

Study in Manitoba:
http://www.mcie.ca

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Capital City: Winnipeg (712, 000)
Population: 1,186,700 Million
Area: 647,797 km2
Became Canada’s 5th province in 1870
Time Zone: Central Time Zone (CST)

Mayor Industries:
Agri-food, transportation equipment, resource-based industries, chemicals, machinery and equipment, furniture and building products, paper products, fabricated metal products,

Elementary & Secondary Education

Manitoba Education, Citizenship and Youth
Tel: 204-945-3744
Fax: 204-945-4261
Toll Free in North America: 1-866-MANITOBA
(1-866-626-4862)
TTY: 204-945-4796
E-mail: mgi@gov.mb.ca

Go to: => Schools in Manitoba

Go to: => Opportunities Manitoba

 

Post-Secondary Education
Council on Post-Secondary Education

410 - 330 Portage Avenue
Winnipeg MB R3C 0C4
Telephone: (204)
http://www.copse.mb.ca

Seven public post-secondary institutions

University of Manitoba, the University of Winnipeg, Brandon University, Red River College, Assiniboine Community College, University College of the North, and Collège universitaire de Saint-Boniface which includes École technique et professionnelle and Winnipeg Technical College.

The Canadian Mennonite University, the Steinbach Bible College, Providence College and Seminary, and William and Catherine Booth College.

Go to => Advanced Education
and Literacy

Go to => Manitoba Apprenticeship

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