The University of Winnipeg, located in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, is a public research university with a rich history dating back to its founding in 1871. It offers a diverse range of undergraduate and graduate programs in areas such as arts, science, business and economics, education, kinesiology, and indigenous studies.

The University of Winnipeg is recognized for its inclusive and student-centered approach to education. It fosters a dynamic learning environment with small class sizes, encouraging active participation and meaningful engagement. The university values interdisciplinary studies, critical thinking, and the integration of theory and practice.

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The Department of History at the University of Winnipeg encompasses a diverse community of scholars, faculty members, undergraduate and graduate students dedicated to the study of the past. Our Department offers courses and fosters research in a wide range of areas, themes and eras; from Winnipeg itself to Canada and the Americas, and from Europe to Africa and Asia. Our study of the global experiences of humankind is rooted in an appreciation of the history of our own city and province. Closely associated with the Department are the Centre for Rupert’s Land Studies and the recently opened Oral History Centre . The University of Winnipeg is also a member of the Newberry Consortium for American Indian Studies. We are committed to building and maintaining relationships with Indigenous communities both within and external to the University of Winnipeg. Collectively our twenty-three full-time Department members, fourteen part-time members and ten senior members come from a broad and diverse range of backgrounds, having received their training at the University of Winnipeg itself and Institutions elsewhere in Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom, Europe and Africa. Indigenous history, histories of colonization, decolonization and diaspora, and histories of global oppression and resistance are among the Department’'s areas of strength. Affiliated with the Department are two endowed chairs in multicultural studies, the Chair in Mennonite Studies, held by Ben Nobbs-Thiessen, and the Chair in German-Canadian Studies, held by Alexander Freund. The holders of these chairs conduct research, offer courses and promote scholarship in their areas of specialization. Together, our students bring to the university community their lived experiences of Winnipeg, Manitoba, other parts of Canada, and of the world. Along with our undergraduate and graduate programs in History, the Department offers an undergraduate program in the History of Art and a Masters in Curatorial Practices: Cultural Studies. The Joint Master's Program in History is offered in partnership with the University of Manitoba. The Department actively contributes to the University'’s commitment to accessibility and offers courses and faculty support to its Bachelor of Arts program at the Winnipeg Education Centre, to the eBBA program in the Faculty of Business and Economics, and online through the Centre for Teaching, Learning and Technology. Show less

The University of Winnipeg, located in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, is a dynamic and inclusive public research university with a history dating back to 1871. Committed to academic excellence and social justice, the university offers a diverse range of undergraduate and graduate programs across various fields of study. The University of Winnipeg prides itself on its student-centered approach to education. With small class sizes and accessible faculty members, students receive individual attention and support throughout their academic journey. The university fosters a vibrant learning environment that promotes critical thinking, collaboration, and hands-on experiences. Undergraduate students at The University of Winnipeg have the opportunity to pursue majors in areas such as arts, science, business and economics, education, kinesiology, and indigenous studies. Graduate programs are offered in several disciplines, including environmental studies, development practice, and education. The university's commitment to interdisciplinary studies encourages students to explore multiple fields and develop a holistic understanding of complex issues. Research and scholarship are integral to the university's mission. The University of Winnipeg houses numerous research centers and institutes, focusing on areas such as environmental studies, urban studies, human rights, indigenous scholarship, and social justice. Faculty members and students actively engage in research projects, contributing to advancements in knowledge and addressing societal challenges. The University of Winnipeg's commitment to social justice and community engagement is evident in its outreach initiatives. Students have opportunities to engage in community-based research, volunteer work, and internships that address local and global issues. The university's commitment to sustainability is also reflected in its campus practices and initiatives, promoting environmental responsibility.

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You will need to book the accommodation after you have been accepted.

You can choose to live on campus or off campus in private accommodation.

How to book:

• Make a booking online after you have been accepted (in this case please let us know your choice when you apply).
• Register when you arrive - its not possible to reserve a room before arriving. You can arrive a few days before and book it

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