Indigenous Governance (MA)

How to Apply?

1. Complete the online application form: uwinnipeg.ca/apply-to-grad-studies
2. In addition to the completed application form, the following must also be included:
   1. Transcripts are required from ALL recognized, post-secondary institutions attended, whether or not a degree has been awarded. For initial assessment purposes only, copies of unofficial transcripts uploaded on the online application are acceptable and preferred. Official transcripts will only be required if you are recommended for admission. All official transcripts are to be sent directly from the post-secondary institutions. If the final transcript does not show that a completed degree has been conferred, an official/notarized copy of your diploma is also required.
   2. Provide contact information for two individuals familiar with your academic work and who will provide letters of recommendation.
   3. Provide English language requirement (where applicable). For initial assessment purposes only, copies of test scores (uploaded to your application) are acceptable and preferred.
   4. Supply an academic writing sample, preferably a recent peer-reviewed publication or an essay from a recent course.
   5. Statement of interest (max 500 words) explaining your interest in our graduate program, how your research interest or professional goals fit with our program, and who you would like to advise and supervise your graduate thesis or practicum.
   6. Other supporting documents include: scanned copies of name change (if applicable), a CV/ resumé and proof of permanent residency (if applicable).
   7. Official documents should be sent to the Graduate Studies Admissions Office, The University of Winnipeg, 515 Portage Avenue, Winnipeg, MB Canada R3B

Start date for the program is in September and January.
Deadline to submit a complete application package, including all supporting documents: September intake – February 1; January intake - July 1