Manitoba University

In 1877, the University of Manitoba was founded. Since its founding, it has fostered learning and inspired creativity via excellent teaching and research. It is one among the 15 top research universities in Canada. When it comes to the University of Manitoba ranking, it will be 387th in the world among universities in 2022 according to U.S. News & World Report.

In 2023, the University of Manitoba is ranked in the 651-700th category, and in 2022, it is ranked in the 601-650th category. Since 2019, it has remained in the same position. The QS World University Rankings take into account factors like academic standing, employer standing, faculty to student ratio, number of publications per faculty member, and the proportion of international faculty to foreign students.

The University of Manitoba will be ranked between 301 and 350 in the Times Higher Education (THE) rankings in 2022. In 2022, it has risen in the rankings. Since it was placed between 350 and 400th in the two most recent years, 2020 and 2021, THE ranks universities based on factors like research, teaching, citations, global outlook, and industry results.

Take a look at where the University of Manitoba (U of Mcourses )'s are now! According to the QS rankings for 2022, the University of Manitoba's Global MBA programme is ranked at position 251+. In contrast, the Times Higher Education rankings for 2022 place the Business and Economics programme in the #401–500 range. According to THE, the Business and Economics programme was in the same place in 2021 as it was in 2022.

According to Times Higher Education rankings, the Engineering and Technology programme is ranked between positions #401 and 500. The university's standing for courses in engineering and technology was 401–500 last year as well. However, according to THE rankings, the university was rated between position #301 and #400 from 2018 to 2020. Therefore, it can be said that from 2018 to 2022, the university's ranks have declined. The Life Science programme has maintained the same position in the Times Higher Education rankings since 2019 at #401-500.