The University of Manitoba
The University of Manitoba is Western Canada’s first University and the only research-intensive post-secondary institution in the Province of Manitoba. With over 26000 students in its various faculties and units, the University of Manitoba is an exciting environment for higher learning, research and creative work.
Since its foundation in 1877, the University of Manitoba has not only contributed to the prosperity of the province by training highly-qualified graduates, but also has gained world-wide reputation as an outstanding place of learning. The University has an internationally renowned Power and Energy Systems Group.
The University’s Faculty of Engineering offers accredited programs in electrical, computer, mechanical and manufacturing, and civil engineering. Our graduates have been instrumental in meeting the demand of industry for competent engineers both in the province and all over the world.
The University of Manitoba has a clear and strong research mandate. Alongside its undergraduate programs, the departments within the Faculty of Engineering also offer vibrant graduate programs in the master’s and doctoral levels. Our faculty members are internationally recognized leaders in their respective fields and have contributed significantly to the advancement of knowledge and training of highly-qualified engineers and researchers. In the area of Power and Energy, the University is home to the prestigious NSERC Industrial Research Chair in Power Systems Simulation. The university has a long history of collaborating with industry, and has participated in the development of several world-class tools for the study and analysis of large Power Networks. HVDC Transmission and Power Electronic Apparatus for Power Systems are a major focus area.
Research in the area of energy has intensified in response to the world’s escalating demand for clean and reliable energy. The researchers at the University of Manitoba’s Faculty of Engineering are engaged in developing advanced technologies in the areas of power systems and renewable energies. State-of-the-art laboratories and other facilities are available to faculty members and both graduate and undergraduate students.
Strong ties have been established between university researchers and industrial partners both locally and internationally. This places the University in a unique position to interact with industry in a meaningful and productive fashion.
The University of Manitoba is committed to providing its students with the highest quality education and an outstanding learning experience, and to conduct leading-edge research for the benefit of the society and improvement of the quality of life.