Future Students
Prospective Graduate Students
For future or prospective graduate students (for M.Sc. or Ph.D. degree programs): You should email ONLY to
dblab [AT] cs.umanitoba.ca
the following documents: (1) your CVs/resumes, and (2) transcripts of ALL your previous degrees. In addition, you are strongly encouraged to include your (3) Statements of Intent/Interests or a 1-page Research Proposal, (4) publications, (5) biographical sketch, and (6) test results of English language proficiency (e.g., CanTEST, IELTS, TOEFL).
Useful links:
Graduate programs in Computer Science
Expected duration (M.Sc.): 2 years
Expected duration (Ph.D.): 3-4 years
Possible start dates: September (preferred), January, May
General enquiry: Email to Ms. Hermiston (Dept admin assistant): hermisto [AT] cs.umanitoba.ca
Students graduated with
B.C.Sc.(Hons.) are expected to have completed COMP 3030, 3170, 3350, 3370, 3430, 4620 + seven 4th year COMP courses
B.Sc.(Hons.) in CS-Math are expected to have completed COMP 3030, 3170, 3370, 3430 + three 3rd year COMP courses + three 4th year COMP courses
B.Sc.(Hons.) in CS-Phys are expected to have completed COMP 3170, 3430 + three 3rd/4th year COMP courses + three 4th year COMP courses
B.Sc.(Hons.) in CS-Stat are expected to have completed COMP 3170, 3380 + two 3rd year COMP courses + two 4th year COMP courses
E.g., NSERC CGS/PGS (for Canadian citizens/PRs)
E.g., Science Without Borders (Brazil), China Scholarship Council - CSC, KASP (Saudi Arabia), Vietnam International Education Development - VIED
E.g., MGS, UMGF in Faculty of Science
Travel awards (e.g., GSA conference grants award: $750 for those giving presentations in conferences outside North America, $500 in North America, $200 in Manitoba, $100 in Winnipeg)
Academic Guide (including General Regulations) and Supplemental Regulations