University Of Winnipeg Collegiate
University Of Winnipeg Collegiate
Founded: 1873
Location: Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Type: Private
Number of Students: 583
Tuition Fees: 15,300 CAD (five credits or more)
Grade: Grade 9 to Grade 12
The University of Winnipeg Collegiate (UWC) boasts a long and prosperous history. Founded in 1873, it is the oldest high school in Manitoba. The Collegiate is located in downtown Winnipeg on the territory of the University of Winnipeg Campus. This private, university-preparatory school has limited enrollment for students from Grade 9 to Grade 12. Before the admission, all applicants are required to pass an interview with a Dean. This approach helps the Collegiate to support its long-time tradition of academic excellence and stimulating academic atmosphere.
The staff of the Collegiate knows how to create a friendly and effective study environment, free from distractions. Each student is guaranteed an attentive and individualized learning approach. Special focus is made on the students` future potential, their leadership qualities, and their unique talents. Independence and flexibility of learning at the University of Winnipeg Collegiate help to discover students` true interests and develop their self-confidence and responsibility.
All the academic programs of the Collegiate provide a transition to post-secondary education. Additional care is given to the moral and social development of a student`s personality. The University of Winnipeg Collegiate has developed its Code of Conduct that builds a very special learning environment. Each member of the UWC community shares responsibilities, duties, and obligations that are an important basis of Collegiate life.
The main aim of the University of Winnipeg Collegiate is to equip its graduates for life-long success. The courses and programs are designed to correspond to the challenges of the modern world. The UWC curriculum is based on the standards of the Manitoba Ministry of Education. The duration of the academic year is synchronized with the University of Winnipeg so that students could feel the atmosphere of the real university life.
The Collegiate offers its students a wide range of programs, that include dual credits or accelerated course opportunities. Art plays a significant role in the life of the community. The Collegiate partners like the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra, Royal Winnipeg Ballet, and the Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre help students to explore concepts through performance art. Located on Campus, The Manitoba Conservatory of Music and Arts coexists harmoniously with the Collegiate, providing students with unique musical opportunities and creative inspiration.
The University of Winnipeg Collegiate is proud of its graduates. Many of them enter respectable universities in Canada and other countries: the University of British Columbia, University of Victoria, University of Toronto, Harvard University, Princeton University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Stanford University, Yale University, University of Oxford, University of Cambridge and others. The UWC guarantees - if a student is successful at the Collegiate, he or she will be successful at the university, too.
The Collegiate is based in the historic Wesley Hall that is the flagship building for the University of Winnipeg. This beautiful sandstone building is sometimes referred to as the castle. It boasts modern facilities for extracurricular activities including various sports. The additional benefit is access to the University of Winnipeg’s libraries, labs, and fitness facilities for all the Collegiate students.
The best way to experience Canadian culture is to live in a Canadian family. Homestay is a nice option to consider. It is mandatory for students under 18 years of age, older students can also choose Residence. Living on campus is a great way to make lasting friendships and excel in the studies.
Flat Tuition Fee for full-time international students is 15,300 CAD, it covers 5 credits or more. Alternate methods of payment can be arranged through a Dean.
Regards,
The Custodian
