About University of Manitoba
The University of Manitoba changes our world for the better. As Manitoba’s largest and only research-intensive university, we are a driving force of innovation, discovery and advancement. Our momentum is propelled by our campus community – the faculty, staff and students whose combined passion and determination become shared possibility. Uniquely strengthened –
WORKING AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MANITOBA
The University of Manitoba attracts faculty, staff and students from around the globe. We provide a vibrant and engaging working and learning environment that encourages growth and discovery. We celebrate our community and the connections that are made here.
WHO WE ARE:
- We were founded in 1877 as Western Canada’s first university.
- We offer the most prolific post-secondary learning, teaching and research opportunities in Manitoba, with more than 100 academic programs across our faculties, school and colleges.
- Our ground-breaking research explores and examines complex issues that include Arctic system science and climate change, immunity, inflammation and infectious diseases, population and global health and more.
- UM is committed to advancing reconciliation and working collaboratively with the Indigenous community to share Indigenous perspectives, knowledge(s) and cultures in our programming, spaces and actions.
WE ARE HOME TO:
- 5,200+ academic staff and 3,800+ support staff
- 26,400+ undergraduate students
- 3,900+ graduate students
- 100+ academic programs
- 2,600+ self-declared Indigenous students, one of the largest Indigenous student populations in Canada
- 6,700+ international students
- 49 doctoral programs and 95 master’s programs
- Satellite campuses, throughout the province, including the William Norrie Centre, home to the Inner City Social Work Program
- Smartpark Research and Technology Park to further collaboration and innovation
- And host the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation, Canada’s archive of residential school history
WHAT WE OFFER:
- Competitive salaries and comprehensive benefits
- Vast opportunities for academic and professional development
- A collaborative and forward-thinking work environment
- Traditional and spiritual Indigenous programs, resources and supports, and cultural programming and events throughout the year
- A campus that values sustainability, diversity and inclusivity
- Endless possibility
A Place to Work and Thrive