M.B.A from University Of Manitoba [UMANITOBA], Winnipeg - Fees & Admission Details 2025

• Courses are difficult, please be prepared to study here otherwise it will be difficult to survive, finance courses are extremely tough for non finance background person so be prepared to study 3-4 hours a day at that time, curriculum is mixed of both theoretical and practical
• I had 3 classes per week each was for 3 hours so not many classes but some semester I had 5 classes per week , each 3 hours,.it depends on how quickly you want to finish your MBA, we have afternoon and evening classes and very few morning ones, in my batch 50% were Indian students,

• Total fees for MBA program was $55,000, and $3500 for books, fees are charged credit vise and they are due each semester/term, there are 3 terms winter/summer/fall, I didn't stayed at campus hostel but if one want to stay then costing is around at $2000 per month, if you stay outside campus like me then rent is $500-$900 per month,
• You can finish MBA based on how many course/credits you take in a term, minimum you have to take as a international student to maintain full time status is 9 credit per term,
• Your monthly expenses will be around $1200 - $3000 per month including all, it highly depends how you live, some my friends who are living in sharing room and cook at home their monthly expenses is around $800-$900 including everything, for me it's around $1500 per month, Rent - $500, transportation - $300, Food and groceries -$500, phone bill - $100, miscellaneous -$100,

• It’s very good. Again, you have lots of electives to select and some mandatory courses.

• For the first year, you need to pay $7500 for the first 2 semesters, and you will get $7500 as an entrance scholarship if you have more than 8.5 gpa. After the first 2 semester, you need to pay $2000 every fall and winter and $700 for the summer until you stay in the program.

I had to complete 15 credit course which is main requirement and I love the subject I am enrolled.

8000 CAD.

The courses are relevant and updated every intake as far as I know.

CAD 18000

Courses are intensive and practical, you have to solve real-world problems and cases.

$45000 for 2 years.

The academic pressure is lesser here because people focus more on grades whereas there's more detailing here in India, where people expect 91,92,93. The pressure is much less.

In the beginning, you'll be lost in a new city when you study abroad. This is difficult especially in the Netherlands, where english isn't the main language. For the first semster or two semesters, it's better to stay in campus even if you pay a little extra. After you get to know the city, and make friends, and know the system of the country and housing market rates, then you can get a place when you're ready to stay by yourself.

I am doing a thesis-based program so research is a very integral part. Overall course is very good for a person who has future goals to be in the research field.

3000$/ semester for domestic student, 6000$/semester for international student.

The course and curriculum which I am pursuing interesting and builds great social and communication skills within you. They provide all the necessary information needed to ace the course and even for Masters's.

CAD $5200 (approx)

So far the courses are challenging and offer lots of knowledge, practical work was postponed due to the pandemic so as of now didn't get any chance for hands-on work.

18000 CAD annually

Heavy on the sciences (i.e. Chemistry), well laid out, however there were a lot of labs associated with each class and therefore the ideal "4 Year Degree" may turn into a 4 and a half to 5 years to do. Most courses are interesting and some were relevant for when you get a job.

The Fee was roughly $4500.00 or so since it was a science program. It was similar to the Faculty of Science, and most of the additional charges are for the labs that were used. For international students, there are scholarships available on the websites including the faculty website and the University of Manitoba Website.