Graduate Programs
Graduate Studies
The University of Winnipeg is embarking on a major drive to expand its Graduate Studies training and currently offers a variety Master's Degrees. There are Masters of Arts, Masters of Science, programs in management and development, a graduate program in Marriage and Family Therapy through the Aurora Family Therapy Centre, and Joint Masters Programs with the University of Manitoba.
Graduate Programs
Below is a complete list of all Graduate Studies Programs available at the University of Winnipeg. Each program has its own set of requirements and the application are processes specified on the each program's fact sheet. For more information about the programs, please consult the links below or contact the program coordinator/program chair.
The general application deadline of February 1st has passed, however, some programs may still be accepting applications. Please contact our Admissions and Student Tracking Officer, Dagmawit Habtemariam, at d.habtemariam@uwinnipeg.ca for more information.
General applications for the 2020-21 calendar year will be available in November 2019.
Professional, Applied and Continuing Education (PACE)
The Faculty of Graduate Studies is pleased to partner with Professional, Applied and Continuing Education (PACE) to offer current and recent graduate students the opportunity for further skills development with the following programs:
The Higher Education Teaching Certificate will prepare students for teaching responsibilities they may undertake during and/or post-degree. It is intended to be an introduction to the teaching culture of higher education. It will also be useful for undergraduate students enrolled in Honours programs, and others for whom communication and presentation skills are important.
More information on this program may be found here: http://pace.uwinnipegcourses.ca/higher-education-teaching-certificate-program-hetc
The Postgraduate Professional Skills Certificate provides students with professional and career development skills to complement their academic training. As students enter an increasingly competitive workforce, distinguishing oneself is the key to career opportunities in a workplace where employers are seeking high potential employees who fit their strategic plan. This program provides training in areas such as Project Management, Oral and Written Communication, Networking, Organizational Behaviour and Budgeting.
For more information on this program please visit the PACE website.
For more information about any of these programs, please contact Dagmawit Habtemariam, Admissions and Student Tracking Officer at 204-786-9309 or d.habtemariam@uwinnipeg.ca.
Graduate Studies Links
