Student Resources

The Graduate Studies Academic Calendar is a comprehensive document that covers all the University's Master's and PhD program requirements, course descriptions, and rules and regulations. 

Our Thesis Information page contains the Graduate Thesis Handbook which provides supervisors and students guidance and timelines for the successful completion of a graduate thesis. 

Academic and Career Services

Graduate Students receive academic advising through their Graduate Program Advisors or Thesis Supervisors, rather than Academic and Career services. Your Graduate Program Advisor is your primary resource for information about degree completion requirements, registration, and adminstrative matters concerning your Master's or PhD. If you are unsure of who your academic advisor is, contact your graduate program chair. 

Career Services provides career planning, job search strategies, feedback on resumes and cover letters, and interview preparation. 

Accessibility

In collaboration with students, faculty, and staff at The University of Winnipeg, Accessibility Services (AS) and Deaf & Hard of Hearing Services (DHHS) facilitate and promote the ongoing development of an accessible learning environment which provides students with disabilities, mental health concerns, medical conditions and temporary injuries the opportunity to participate fully in all aspects of campus life.

Arts and Culture 

Gallery 1C03 is the campus art gallery of The University of Winnipeg. Its mission is to engage diverse communities through the development and presentation of contemporary and historical art exhibitions and related programming initiatives. The Gallery is also responsible for the development, preservation and presentation of the University's art collection. 

Manitoba Conservatory of Music and Arts is housed in Byce Hall on The University of Winnipeg campus. External to UWinnipeg, this is Manitoba’s premier independent music school. They offer individual music lessons and group music classes for beginners as well as for those in need of advanced musical instruction.

Campus Safety

SafeWalk and SafeRide Programs, are operated by the University's Security Services. They provide safe escorts within a certain radius of campus

The  UW Safe App is a free mobile safety app for students, staff, and faculty. It sends important safety alerts and provides instant access to campus safety resources.

Child Care

The University of Winnipeg Students Association (UWSA) Day Care Centre provides service to the University of Winnipeg students, faculty, staff and community members.They welcome children between the ages of 12 months and 5 years.

Counselling and Health Services

The University of Winnipeg offers counselling and health services to all students for free at the Wellness Centre on the first floor of Duckworth Centre (Room 1D24). Please visit Student Wellness to learn more about available services. 

Employment

Visit UWinnipeg Employment Opportunities for employment opportunties across campus.

Fitness and Recreation

The University of Winnipeg's recreation facilities are located in two buildings: the Duckworth Centre (400 Ellice at Spence) and the Axworthy Health & RecPlex (350 Spence between Portage and Ellice). Both buildings offer fitness, health and wellness, sports and recreational programming. Our facilities are open to students, faculty, staff, alumni and the public. The facilities are managed by the Department of Recreation Services, which is part of the Gupta Faculty of Kinesiology & Applied Health.

Funding

Our Grad Student Funding page contains information about award opportunities available to graduate students. The Awards and Financial Aid adminsters additional awards and financial supports for students.

Graduate Student Lounge

Located on the fourth floor of Centennial Hall (4CM09), this is an exclusive space for graduate students to study and meet their peers. Email gradstudies@uwinnipeg.ca for access. 

Housing

Living on campus while studying at UWinnipeg is a great way to make lasting friendships and excel in your studies. Visit Campus Living to see what options are available to you!

Research Support

The Library the library is a place a place of engagement, learning, creation, and belonging. They strive to contribute meaningfully to diverse literacies, responsible critical inquiry, and equitable access to knowledge, both at the University of Winnipeg and beyond.

The Research Office offers research progamming and events and research services for student and faculty researchers alike!

Student Groups, Activities, Advocacy

The University of Winnipeg Student's Association (UWSA)'s mission is to provide advocacy, services, and support to students at the University of Winnipeg. Explore their website to find information about student groups and other initiatives. 

Indigenous Students Service Centre

The Indigenous Students Service Center (ISSC) has been created to maintain a safe, educational, and culturally sensitive environment for all Indigenous students (First Nation, Métis, and Inuit) as they pursue their academic studies at The University of Winnipeg. ISSC offerings include the Indigenous Student Lounge, social and cultural events, and an Elder in Residence program. 

Wii Chiiwaakanak Learning Centre

The centre’s primary focus is on educational and cultural programs that are rooted in Indigenous language and knowledge to support community learning and engagement. Through these programs and supports, the centre aims to develop and strengthen pathways for Indigenous students to University, a part of which includes partnering with local schools to facilitate STEAM programming with an Indigenous lens.

The Wii Chiiwaakanak Learning Centre is open 5 days a week. Providing free and open access to the RBC Community Learning Commons (a computer lab with staff on-site to assist with anything from resume building and connections to other local resources), and an Indigenous-designed classroom accessible to community partners.

For more information, please visit Wii Chiiwaakanak Learning Centre.

International Student Services

International Student Services (ISS) makes available a number of services for future and current students, from those allowing students to get settled at the University of Winnipeg and within the city to those related to a students' studies.

Available services include:

• Immigration Advising
• Airport Reception
• Mentor Program
• Peer Tutoring
• Transition Advising
• Income Tax Filing

Immigrant and Refugee Student Services

Immigrant and Refugee Student Services (IRSS) was created to support immigrant and refugee students during their journey to UWinnipeg and beyond, through the pillars of recruitment, transition, and retention. Dedicated supports assist students through each step of the process.

Some of the services offered to UWinnipeg students through Immigrant and Refugee Support include:

• Personalized counselling on admission requirements, the application process, regulations and policies, and selecting a program of interest
• Assistance with course selection, registration and explanation of degree requirements
• Transition support, including academic advising, study skills workshops, and free tutoring
• Connection to supports such as career services, counselling, housing, and financial services
• An optional first-year Mentor Program
• Fun events and activities to meet and connect with other UWinnipeg students