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International College 

of Manitoba 

Your direct pathway to 

University of Manitoba 

2010/2011 

your pathway to 


Winnipeg 

Canada

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Welcome to the University of Manitoba. ...................1 

University of Manitoba . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 

Your pathway to success ...............................3 

Why choose ICM? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4 

ICM online ..........................................5 

Helping students achieve their goals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6 

Winnipeg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7 

The campus .........................................9 

Your pathway to University of Manitoba.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10 

English language requirements .........................12 

Admission requirements ..............................13 

Academic requirements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14 

University Transfer Program Stage I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16 

University Transfer Program Stage II: Engineering . . . . . . . . . .17 

University Transfer Program Stage II: Business . . . . . . . . . . . 20 

University Transfer Program Stage II: Science . . . . . . . . . . . . .21 

University Transfer Program Stage II: Arts ................22 

Your accommodation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23 

Your investment .....................................24 

Live here, save here . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25 

Navitas bursary and scholarships .......................26 

Study Permit/TRV information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27 

Policies and procedures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28 

How to apply . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 

Conditions of enrolment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 

Application form . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31 

Navitas – Your world, faster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33 

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Welcome to the University of Manitoba 

Dr David Barnard 

President and Vice-Chancellor 


Susan Deane 

College Director and Principal 

International College of Manitoba 

Message from the President and 

Vice-Chancellor of the University of Manitoba 

I would like to welcome International 

College of Manitoba (ICM) students to 

Western Canada’s oldest university, 

which celebrated its 130th anniversary 

in 2007. Since 1877 the University of 

Manitoba has been at the centre of 

post-secondary education in our 

province, and has adhered to its 

core philosophy that access to the 

best education must be available to 

all who have the ability to benefit 

by it, regardless of sex, race, 

creed, language or nationality. 

The partnership between ICM and the 

University of Manitoba is designed 

to offer eligible students a pathway 

to university studies. I hope that you 

will consider joining the University of 

Manitoba after you have successfully 

completed your studies with ICM. 

I hope you achieve everything that you 

hoped for when you decided to study 

abroad. I wish you every success as 

you embark on your studies at ICM. 

Message from the College Director and Principal of ICM 

You are at an important stage in your 

life when you have to choose the right 

pathway from secondary school to 

university. It is an important decision 

that can determine your future career. 

At ICM, our focus is to help you make 

the right decision and make the most 

of the opportunities available to you in 

achieving your ambitions. We provide 

you with a unique pathway that prepares 

you for entry into post-secondary studies 

and allows for a smooth transition 

into the University of Manitoba. 

The ICM programs and approach 

to teaching are special. Universitydesigned 

programs, taught by qualified 

lecturers, on a university campus, 

ensure that our students have the 

very best preparation for the demands 

of higher education in Canada. 

ICM students are treated as university 

students and with the added benefits 

of smaller classes, receive more 

personalized attention in a dynamic and 

supportive learning environment that 

better equips them for life at university. 

In choosing an ICM program, you will be 

following thousands of other successful 

students who have achieved their 

ambitions by joining the University of 

Manitoba, which is widely recognized 

as one of the most creative and 

influential universities in Canada. 

Take the first step towards achieving 

your goals with ICM. We look forward to 

welcoming and supporting you on your 

journey to the University of Manitoba. 

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Why study anywhere else? 

1. Winning programs 

The University of Manitoba attracts the 

best and brightest faculty members 

and researchers from around the 

country. That means you’ll be learning 

and working alongside some of the 

most accomplished teachers around. 

2. The Fort Garry Campus 

The main Fort Garry Campus is a 

233-hectare complex on the Red 

River in South Winnipeg where more 

than 60 major buildings support the 

teaching and research programs 

of the university. It is home to the 

$6.7 million Aboriginal House, newly 

opened indoor soccer complex, 

location of the Freshwater Institute 

of the Department of Fisheries and 

Oceans of Canada, Cereal Research 

Center of Agriculture and Agrifood 

Canada and the provincial 

Agriculture Services Complex. 

3. Scholars 

The University of Manitoba has 

produced 92 Rhodes Scholars, 

the pinnacle of academic 

achievement – the most of any 

university in Western Canada. 

4. Diversity 


more than 2000 international 

students from over 90 countries. 

5. Co-operative & internship 

programs 

Co-operative and internship 

programs are available in the 

following faculties: Agricultural 

and Food Sciences; Engineering; 

Faculty of Environment, Earth & 

Resources; Science and Business. 

6. Social calendar 


over 100 student groups and 

many recreation facilities and 

extra-curricular opportunities. 

7. Taking care of business 

Since 1995, 42 teams from the Stu 

Clark Centre for Entrepreneurship 

at the Asper School of Business 

have won first place in international 

business competitions. Director 

Robert Warren holds the world 

record as business school 

advisor with the most number of 

wins at these competitions. 

8. Smartpark 

Smartpark is a university-owned 

company that provides lease space 

in a community environment to 30 

growing companies in high-tech 

sectors, including 11 companies in the 

eureka poject: Smatpark’s Incubator. 

Your UM degree

Your pathway to success 

Begin your degree on-campus, with qualified lecturers, in smaller classes with longer teaching 

sessions and transfer directly into the second year of your degree at UM.* 

University-designed programs 

The University Transfer Program (UTP) 

Stage I is designed to provide a bridge 

between high school and university. It 

will prepare you for university studies. 

UTP Stage II programs are the first 

year equivalent of the University of 

Manitoba Bachelor degree programs. 

In choosing to study at ICM, you will be 

undertaking a program that is moderated 

by the University of Manitoba to ensure 

the highest academic quality. 

University campus 

ICM is located on the University of 

Manitoba’s Fort Garry campus. You will 

have access to university facilities and 

services including libraries, computer 

laboratories, recreation facilities, oncampus 

accommodation, health services 

and career services. The University of 

Manitoba’s teaching rooms are well 

equipped with audio visual equipment 

including data projectors and DVD players. 

Flexibility 

There is always an intake for 

you. ICM provides the flexibility 

of three intakes a year in: 

» January » May » September 

Support 

In addition to formal academic courses, 

ICM provides additional learning support. 

You will take an Integrated Learning Series 

to develop your self-directed learning 

skills to assist you during your first 

semester of study. As well as academic 

support, ICM provides excellent personal 

support in a range of services to ensure 

that you are able to reach your goals. 

Smaller classes 

Classes contain an average of only 30 

students and are complemented by 

small group tutorials and workshops. In 

keeping with our supportive approach, 

ICM provides more teaching hours per 

course. This extra academic contact 

allows you to fully develop your knowledge 

and understanding of each course. 

Quality education 

A quality education is the first step to 

a successful future. While studying 

at ICM, you are guaranteed that the 

highest standards of teaching are 

maintained at all times as our programs 

are delivered by qualified university 

instructors and are quality assured 

by the University of Manitoba. 

Progression to the 


ICM offers first year courses for University 

of Manitoba degrees. These programs, 

listed on pages 16-22, each constitute 

30 credit hours. Subject to satisfying 

university admission requirements and 

deadlines (including an agreed minimum 

GPA), you will be eligible to transfer after 

completing 30 credit hours. Admission 

to some university programs will be on a 

competitive basis and subject to quota. 

In the case of entry to the Asper School 

of Business, current rules require 

admission requirements to be completed 

by April of a given year. Students who 

cannot meet this admission deadline 

will be permitted to enrol in further 

courses at ICM (up to a maximum of 60 

credit hours) with a view to satisfying 

the following April deadline. Note that 

starts at ICM 

under these circumstances students will 

be eligible to transfer a maximum of 60 

credit hours towards a Bachelor degree 

program conducted by the university. 

Students will be individually counselled 

regarding their course selection to 

maximize credit transfer entitlements. 

Study Permit assistance 

ICM staff and their representatives 

will assist you as required to obtain a 

Study Permit for studies in Canada. 

Central location 

ICM is located in Winnipeg - a clean, 

safe and affordable city that offers 

a wide variety of entertainment, 

shopping, restaurants and sightseeing. 

The city’s central location in Canada 

makes it an ideal base for discovering 

all that Canada has to offer. 

Great value for your money 

ICM tuition fees are very competitively 

priced among Canadian institutions, 

giving an affordable education that 

allows you to get the maximum 

return on your investment. 

* Entry into second year at the University of Manitoba is 

dependent on students successfully completing the 

ICM UTP Stage II program and obtaining the specified 

Grade Point Average (GPA), and being formally 

admitted to the University of Manitoba program. 

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Why choose ICM? 

Study and learning support 

At ICM, we understand the transition 

to university level study can be difficult 

for some students. To assist you in 

developing the study skills necessary 

to successfully complete your program 

of study, ICM offers you a variety of 

different study and learning support 

services. Our Academic Advisor, in 

conjunction with various teaching 

staff, runs a number of information 

sessions and workshops throughout 

the semester for students who 

want to develop their study skills 

in areas such as time management 

and examination techniques. The 

Academic Advisor and other teaching 

staff are also available for individual 

or group appointments throughout 

the semester if you need assistance 

with assignment drafting, researching, 

structuring, writing and referencing. 

Student support 

A free and confidential advising service 

is available to all ICM students. Things 

often do not go the way we had planned 

or sometimes problems of a personal 

nature arise. An Advisor is available 

to meet with you to discuss a range of 

problems or concerns that you may 

have while you are at ICM. If anything 

is preventing you from enjoying your 

academic, social or personal life, then 

seeing the ICM Advisor is often a very 

good start in resolving these issues. 

ICM students also have access to 

the excellent health and counselling 

services of the University of Manitoba. 

Transition to the 


ICM organizes special information 

sessions for students who are due to 

complete the UTP Stage II and transfer 

to the University of Manitoba. In the 

information sessions, you are provided 

with advice and individual counsel 

about the second year courses and 

majors available, program structure 

and application process for your 

chosen degree. In addition, you will 

attend specifically designed orientation 

sessions to help you make a successful 

transition to second year of your degree 

program at the University of Manitoba. 

Graduation ceremonies are held regularly 

throughout the year for students who 

successfully complete their studies at ICM. 

Orientation 

Please note: Attendance at Orientation is compulsory for all new students. 

Orientation is a series of activities and 

sessions which provide you with valuable 

information and assistance to help you 

make a smooth transition to study at ICM. 

What happens at Orientation? 

• Select and enrol in courses 

and create a timetable 

• Obtain program information 

• Obtain student ID card 

• Obtain information about 

your medical insurance 

• Be introduced to ICM and UM 

services and facilities 

• Tour the campus 

• Meet new friends and ICM staff 

• Students registered for University of 

Manitoba on-campus accommodation 

are encouraged to participate 

in the University of Manitoba 

accommodation orientation 

Airport reception 

An ICM representative is available to 

welcome you on arrival at the airport 

and transfer you to your accommodation. 

This service must be booked in 

advance and at least two weeks 

prior to your planned arrival. 

Campus security 

24-hour security is provided on all 

University of Manitoba campuses to 

answer enquiries and provide assistance 

and support to students. Security can 

arrange an escort to take you to your 

vehicle or on-campus accommodation, 

particularly on weekends or after dark. 

Medical insurance 

All international students must have 

medical insurance while studying in 

Canada. ICM will provide students 

with twelve months of health coverage 

upon arrival at the College. 

Student activities 

We understand that for students, the 

main reason they are here is to study, but 

participating in extra-curricular activities 

and getting out and about is important 

too. ICM encourages you to interact and 

enjoy your experience at ICM by taking a 

break from your studies and having some 

fun. Being involved in non-academic 

interests, while studying at ICM, helps 

you to develop a network of friends and 

to broaden your outlook and skills. 

ICM coordinates activities and gettogethers 

so that students have 

an opportunity to enjoy all the 

city and campus have to offer.

ICM online 

Why visit us at 

www.icmanitoba.ca? 

On this site, you will find the 

most up-to-date information 

about ICM, including course 

information, accommodation 

options, scholarship availability 

etc. so get involved and see what 

awaits you at ICM and University 

of Manitoba. 

Join us on facebook at ICM 

Next time you are on Facebook, 

join our group and find out what 

student life is like at ICM. You 

will be able to see all the fun 

activities we are doing this year, 

what our students are up to, 

as well as receive helpful tips 

on accommodation, living in 

the beautiful city of Winnipeg, 

movie reviews, competitions, 

sports team information 

and much, much more. 

Connect online at 

Watch the latest 

videos from 

students, Winnipeg 

and our classes 

at ICM. 

There is lots of information on this 

site so visit and spend some time 

browsing the various pages online. 

www.umanitoba.ca www.itsmyfuture.ca www.icmanitoba.ca 

www.youtube.com 

Facebook 

Twitter 

If your parents 

have questions, 

this site has 

a whole lot of 

information for 

them. 

Find out when we will 

be in your country and 

come and meet us. 

Have an enquiry; 

why not send us your 

questions? 

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Helping students achieve their goals 

Hyeon Woo Kim, South Korea 

Scholarship recipient 

My experience with ICM has been 

great. Whenever I run into problems, 

be it academic or personal, I 

can rely on the staff to help me 

through the whole situation and 

can be relieved that there is always 

someone to go to when I need 

help. In addition, all of the students 

are in the same situation - away 

from their homes, families, on their 

own - making the classrooms very 

friendly helps to form a network 

of support. The small number of 

students in each class make it 

possible for the students to work 

closely with the teacher and to feel 

encouraged to participate in class. I 

have benefited from the small class 

sizes, seeking personal help from 

each professor whenever I need to. 

ICM is growing in size and in the 

variety of services they offer. I 

hope that ICM will continue to 

expand and grow with experience, 

so that it will better prepare new 

international students who come 

to Canada for their years of study. 

Sibeso Maswenyeho, Zambia 

Scholarship recipient 

My experience at ICM has been 

nothing short of memorable. Having 

taken the huge step of studying 

with ICM has proved to be one 

of the best choices I have made 

in my life as it has been both fun 

and challenging. The members of 

staff and management team are 

warm and receptive, not forgetting 

the mixed cultures of students and 

who make the environment special 

where students feel at home. 

Academically, the institution is 

fantastic as each student receives 

enough attention from the 

qualified lecturers. As one of the 

students who received the Navitas 

scholarship I found this to be a great 

encouragement and appreciation 

of my academic performance. The 

scholarship motivated me to work 

even smarter and harder, always 

striving to achieve excellence in 

my academic and extra-curricular 

activities. I thank Navitas for 

rewarding my hard work. 

Pakshaj Razdan, India 

ICM is a great place to start your 

studies abroad as it introduces the 

way of university teaching overseas. 

It helped me to get familiar with 

the way of studying here in Canada 

from a basic level so that I can do 

well. The way of teaching here is 

great. The teachers are really helpful 

and understand the problems of 

studying away from home. The 

University of Manitoba campus is 

in a great location. The people of 

Winnipeg are really friendly and I 

live in a very nice neighborhood. 

Nevertheless, the best part of 

ICM is the staff. They are really 

helpful and sometimes it shocks 

me that they remember each and 

every one of the students. ICM is 

a great place for Indian students 

to start their university studies.

Winnipeg 

The best place for you to study. 

Winnipeg, Manitoba 

Canada has one of the best standards of living in the 

world. It is internationally recognized for its natural 

attractions, quality of life and world-class cities. As a 

student, you will have the chance to explore all that 

Canada has to offer. 

ICM provides you with the opportunity to access a 

wide range of high quality educational programs. A 

Canadian degree will help you to achieve your career 

objectives and fulfill your personal aspirations. 

Winnipeg is the capital city of the province of 

Manitoba. Its location near the geographic centre of 

North America means Winnipeg plays a prominent 

role in transportation, finance, manufacturing, 

agriculture and education. With a population of 

Before I came to Winnipeg, I was rather hesitant as I did not want to leave the 

comforts and joy of my home. However, I had the opportunity to meet with 

the staff of ICM in Singapore and was assured of a good experience in Canada. 

Since my arrival and to date, every staff member of ICM has helped me and 

others resolve problems we faced such as: settling in Winnipeg, looking for a 

home, preparing for exams, planning for our future and getting to know one 

another. ICM always strives to offer the maximum in student support and 

services. Prospective students will be in good hands. 

Delvinder Kaur, Singapore 

approximately 700,000, Winnipeg is a clean, safe 

and affordable city, which has all the amenities of a 

large, cosmopolitan city. 

The ethnic diversity of Winnipeg’s population 

and the city’s dynamic artistic community makes 

Winnipeg a vibrant and cultural 

hub, as well as one of Canada’s 

major cultural centres. 

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Winnipeg, one of the most 

ICM 


Your destination 

Full name: Winnipeg (meaning 

‘muddy waters’ in Cree) 

Size: 7th largest city in Canada 

Population: 712,000 

Time Zone: Central Standard 

Time UTC/GMT -6 hours 

Languages 

English and French are both official 

languages in Canada and Winnipeg is very 

culturally diverse. Common languages 

heard are: German, Irish, Cantonese, 

Ukrainian, Filipino, Mandarin, Cree, 

Spanish, Italian, Punjabi and Ojibway. 

Activities 

Camping, hiking, fishing, canoeing, 

curling, snowshoeing, cross-country 

skiing, golf, hockey, dancing, martial arts, 

skating and snow-sculpting are just some 

of the activities you can experience. 

Local attractions 

The Forks National Historic Site, Assiniboine 

Park & Zoo, Winnipeg Art Gallery, Manitoba 

Theatre Centre, Manitoba Museum of Man 

& Nature, Fort Whyte Nature Centre, The 

Plaza Skatepark at The Forks, Black Hole 

Winnipeg: Quick facts 

• Winnipeg has the cleanest water 

and air out of any other city that 

has a population of over 50,000 

• Winnipeg is one of the sunniest 

places in Canada with over 2,300 

hours of sunlight annually 

Theatre (UM), Lower Fort Garry, Exchange 

District, Royal Canadian Mint and Rainbow 

Stage Outdoor Theatre and many more! 

Local events 

Folklorama Festival, Fringe Festival, Folk 

Festival, Ballet in the Park, Oktoberfest, 

Jazz Festival, International Film Festival, 

Aboriginal Film Festival, Snow Screen, 

Icelandic Festival and New Music Festival 

– so many events and festivals to attend! 

Winnipeg has a continental climate, with 

average temperatures of 26°C in summer 

(June to August) and – 12°C in winter 

(November to March). The city’s skies 

are among the clearest in Canada and 

its residents enjoy much sunny weather 

all year round. This, combined with its 

abundant green space, clean environment 

and close proximity to rivers and lakes, 

makes Winnipeg an ideal place to pursue 

a broad range of recreational activities. 

Most of all, as an ICM student you will 

enjoy the high level of personal freedom 

that comes with living in a safe, modern 

and open-minded community. It is the 

ideal environment to challenge yourself 

academically and personally. 

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Winnipeg residents enjoy up to 16 hours of 

sunlight daily during the summer months 

The Province of Manitoba has 

over 100,000 lakes and rivers 

For more information about Winnipeg, 

visit www.destinationwinnipeg.ca

cultural cities in Canada 

The campus 

ICM is located on the University of Manitoba’s Fort Garry campus 

in South Winnipeg, 12 kilometres from the city centre. The campus 

is a 274-hectare complex on the Red River and includes more than 

60 major buildings for teaching, research and student residences. 

CIC Centre 

LEGEND 

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Physical Plant 

Compound #1 

One 

Research 

Road 

Monteris 

Medical 

ITC Centre 

U N I V E R S I T Y 

OF M A N I T O BA 

Fort Garry Campus 

Research Road 

Service St. 4NW 

135 

Innovation 

Drive 

Innovation Drive 

Parkade (Public Parking) 

Meter Parking 

Public Parking 

SD 

WEST 

Reserved Parking Areas* 

Winnipeg 

Soccer 

Complex 

137 

Innovation 

Drive 

U N I V E R S I T Y 

OF M A N I T O BA 

SD 

Cangene 

Corporation 

University 

Stadium 

Innovation Drive 

Richardson Centre For 

Functional Foods & 

Nutraceutical 

Poultry 

Buildings 

Rh Way 

Service St. 2SW 

Physical Education 

Equipment Shed 

Chancellor Matheson Road 

Environmental 

Safety 

Animal Science 

Equip Shed 

Service Rd. 2SW 

Straw Bale 

Bldg. 

U 

Service St. 1SW 

Accessible Parking* 

Dafoe Road West 

Freshwater 

Institute 

Manitoba Agriculture 

& Animal Industry 

Motorcycle Parking (permit required)* 

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Tennis 

Courts 

Visitor 

Centre 

University Crescent 

Sifton Road 

Campus 

Day Care 

Centre 

University Crescent 

St. Andrew's 

College 

Dysart Road 

Service St. 1S 

Freedman 

Crescent 

Sidney Smith Street 

Sidney Smith Street 

University Shuttle Bus (September to April) TS Taxi Stand 

Fort Garry/Bannatyne Express Shuttle 

Fort Garry Campus Shuttle 

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Princess Royal Walk 


King's Drive 

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Athletic 

Centre 

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Centre 

Sinnott 

St. John's A Parker 

St. Paul's 

College 

Chancellor's 

College 

Hall 

Residence 

Dysart Road 

Schultz 

Lecture 

Allen Armes 

Machray 

Theatre 

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Robson 

Ralph Campbell Road 

Energy 

Hall 

Pharmacy Research 

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University 

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College 

Lecture University 

Parkade 

FitzGerald 

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College 

Fine Arts 

Ecology 

Residence 

Annex 

Chancellors Circle 

Helen 

Education Glass University 

Elizabeth 

Service Rd. 3N 

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Centre Centre 

Annex 

Aboriginal 

Centre 

Extended 

Education 

Curry Place 

Architecture 2 

Frank 

EITC 

Russell 

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EITC E2 

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Services 

Dafoe Road 

Building H 

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McQuade 

Entomology 

T.K. 

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Canada 

Dafoe Road 

Tache Hall 

Alumni 

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Hall 

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Speechly 

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Service Rd. 3N 

Vegetable 

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Field Station 

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MacLean Crescent 

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Trueman Walk 

Freedman Crescent 

Alumni Lane 

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Your pathway to University of Manitoba 

Name of Program Type of 

Program 

English 

requirement 

UTP Stage I Pre-university IELTS 5.5 or 

equivalent 

(no band less 

than 5.0) 

UTP Stage II University level IELTS 5.5 or 

equivalent 

(no band less 

than 5.0) 

Mixed Program UTP I Academic English 

and UTP I 

(Pre-university) 

Mixed Program UTP II Academic English 

and UTP II 

(University level) 


English Language 

Program 

Academic English 

Program 

IELTS 5.0 or 

equivalent 

(no band less 

than 4.5) 

IELTS 5.0 or 

equivalent 

(no band less 

than 4.5) 

Academic requirement Course details 

Completion of Year 11 

or 

Completion of Year 12 with 

marginal success* 

This course is designed for students who require 

additional academic support prior to starting a full 

university degree equivalent program (UTP Stage II). 

You will be required to study eight courses over two 

semesters (four courses per semester). 

Completion of Year 12 This course is equivalent to Year 1 of selected degree 

programs of the University of Manitoba. 

You will be required to complete 10 courses (equal to 

30 credits) with the specified GPA to progress onto 

the University of Manitoba with advanced standing of 

up to 30 credits. 

These courses will normally be completed in 

3 semesters. 

If you do not meet the required GPA to transfer to the 

University of Manitoba, you can continue to study at 

ICM to improve your GPA to the level required. 

Completion of Year 11 

or 

Completion of Year 12 with 

marginal success* 

The first semester of this program requires you to 

study 15 hours per week of English and a maximum of 

two academic courses. 

In the second two semesters you will study the 

remaining UTP I academic courses. 

Completion of Year 12 The first semester of this program requires you to 

study 15 hours per week of English and a maximum of 

two academic courses. 

In the second two semesters you will study the 

remaining UTP II academic courses. 

IELTS 4.5 Academic requirements 

are the same as for follow 

on to UTP Stage I or II 

* Please note that students who have completed Year 12 with marginal success may be permitted to transfer to UTP Stage II after completing 

four UTP Stage I courses with a 70% average. 

If you do not meet ICM’s minimum English language 

entry criterion, it may be necessary for you to attend 

the University of Manitoba’s English Language Centre. 

ICM staff will discuss such arrangements with you on 

an individual basis.

Programs offered 

ICM offers a pre-university level 

University Transfer Program (UTP) 

Stage I, which prepares you for first 

year university in Engineering, Business, 

Arts or Science in the UTP Stage II. 

UTP Stage II programs are offered 

in partnership with the University of 

Manitoba as a direct pathway to your 

university degree. Courses are the 

Pathways to a university degree 

Pre-university level University level 

Year 12 

or equivalent 

Year 11 

or equivalent 

Secondary school 

first year of the University of Manitoba 

degree and are quality assured by 

the University of Manitoba. Upon 

successful completion of the ICM UTP 

Stage II and having met the University 

of Manitoba specified Grade Point 

Average (GPA), you will be eligible to 

apply for transfer to selected University 

of Manitoba Bachelor degree programs 

with advanced standing status of 30 

credit hours and up to 60 credit hours. 

ICM 

UTP Stage II 

UTP Stage I 

(Foundation) 

University Bachelor degree 

Year 4 

Year 3 

Year 2 

Year 1 

Please note: Entry into UTP Stage II is dependent on successful completion of UTP Stage I or satisfactory completion of Year 12. Entry into second year university is dependent 

on your successful completion of UTP Stage II with the specified Grade Point Average (GPA). 

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English language requirements 

English language qualification Mixed Program 

(UTP Stage I or UTP Stage II) 

The language of instruction at ICM is English. Before 

being granted admission into an ICM program, you must 

demonstrate a suitable level of English proficiency. This 

can be done by obtaining one of the results shown in the 

table below. 

Direct entry 

Students whose English test scores 

meet the requirements for Direct 

entry may begin their UTP Stage 

I or UTP Stage II program. 

Direct entry 

(UTP Stage I or UTP Stage II) 

IELTS 5.0 with no band lower than 4.5 5.5 with no band lower than 5.0 

TOEFL Computer/Paper/IBT 172/500/60 196/525/69 

HKCEE English Level 2 English Level 3 

GCE O Levels D C 

EIKEN Japan Eiken 2A Pre-1 

Mixed entry 

International Baccalaureate Standard 4 or Higher 3 Standard 5 or Higher 4 

Your English language 

preparation 

If you do not meet the minimum English 

language requirements for your program, 

you may choose to enrol in one of the 

English language programs offered by 

the University of Manitoba to improve 

your English language proficiency. 

Academic English Program 

The University of Manitoba’s Academic 

English Program provides English 

language training for universitybound 

international students. 

Classes are held on the Fort Garry 

campus so students enjoy the experience 

of studying English with access to 

all the facilities of the university. 

Program intake available in 

January, May and September. 

Upon successful completion of the 

appropriate course at the University of 

Manitoba’s English Language Centre, 

students are eligible to enter ICM 

without any further English tests, either 

directly into a UTP program or a UTP 

Mixed Program. ICM staff are able to 

offer advice regarding the application 

process at the time of applying to ICM. 

Students whose English test scores 

meet the requirements for the Mixed 

Program may begin their UTP Stage 

I or UTP Stage II programs with the 

addition of 1 academic English course 

taken in the first semester of study. 

Intensive English Program 

The Intensive English Program helps 

students improve their English 

language proficiency while also 

exploring Canadian culture. Classes 

are offered on a monthly basis.

Admission requirements 

Entry into UTP Stage II programs generally requires the successful 

completion of Year 12 or equivalent. Entry into the UTP Stage I 

program generally requires the successful completion of Year 11 

or equivalent. Specific academic requirements are listed on page 

14 & 15. Not all qualifications are listed, therefore, if you have 

other qualifications, please send details to ICM for assessment. If 

you have completed Year 12 or equivalent but your results do not 

qualify you for entry into the UTP Stage II, you will be admitted to 

the UTP Stage I. 

Mathematics requirements 

Year 12 Mathematics at an acceptable level is required for UTP Stage II Business, Arts 

and Science streams. UTP Stage II students who do not meet this requirement may be 

required to do the UTP Stage I Mathematics course in the first semester of enrolment. 

UTP Stage II Engineering requirements 

Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (preferably Calculus) at a Year 12 

level with a 70% average overall with no subject less than 60%. 

Mature age entry 

Mature age students (21 years of age and over) may be admitted into a 

program without meeting the formal academic requirements if you have 

relevant work experience and/or other acceptable qualifications. 

Academic calendar 

Year Orientation Semester start Semester end 

2010 6/7 May 10 May August 19 

2010 2/3 September 7 September 17 December 

2011 6/7 January 10 January 21 April 

2011 5/6 May 9 May 19 August 

2011 1/2 September 7 September 16 December 

Please note: ICM does review its admission requirements and related English language requirements. Any changes to the requirements will be updated on the ICM website 

www.icmanitoba.ca. This information is correct at time of printing. Please check the website for further information prior to orientation. 

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Academic requirements 

Citizenship University Transfer Program (UTP) Stage I University Transfer Program (UTP) Stage II 

Argentina 11 years of schooling with acceptable grades Bachillerato 5/10 

Australia Successful completion of Year 11 with 50% average Year 12 or equivalent – UAI with minimum 55% 

Bangladesh Higher Secondary School Certificate (10+2) with 50% average 

in 4 academic subjects 

Bahrain Completion of 11 years of academic preparation 

with 60% average 

Higher Secondary School Certificate (10+2) with 55% 

average in 4 academic subjects 

Tawjahiya (Secondary School Leaving Certificate) 

with average 55% 

Botswana Cambridge Overseas School Certificate with 3 passes Additional year of study after high school 

Brazil Brazilian Secondary School Leaving Certificate 5/10 Brazilian Secondary School Leaving Certificate 

7 or Grade B 

Brunei GCE ‘O’ Levels with passes in 3 academic subjects GCE ‘A’ Levels with passes in 2 academic subjects 

Canada Successful completion of grade 11 or minimum 

3 grade 12 level courses attempted 

Successful completion of grade 12 with 55% average with 

minimum 4 academic subjects 

Chile Licencia de Educacion with

Citizenship University Transfer Program (UTP) Stage I University Transfer Program (UTP) Stage II 

Mexico Bachillerato with 5.0 in academic subjects or completion of 

Year 11 with 7.0 in 4 academic subjects 

Nigeria Senior Secondary School Certificate (NECO) with a minimum 

score of C6 or above 

Oman Thanawiya amma (Secondary School Leaving Certificate) 

with a minimum average of 50% 

Pakistan Intermediate (IC)/Higher Secondary School Certificate 

(HSC – 10+2) with average 50% in 4 academic subjects 

Bachillerato with 6.0 in academic subjects 

Senior Secondary School Certificate (WAEC) with a minimum 

score of C6 or above 

Thanawiya amma (Secondary School Leaving Certificate 

– Year 12) with a minimum average of 65% 

Intermediate (IC)/Higher Secondary School Certificate 

(HSC – 10+2) with average 55% in 4 academic subjects 

Peru Certificado de Educacion Secundaria – average grade 11 Certificado de Educacion Secundaria – average grade 12 

Philippines High School Graduation Diploma (10 years) plus one year of 

university study with a minimum average of C 

Qatar Tawjihiyya (Secondary School Leaving Certificate) with 

55% average in academic subjects or successful completion 

of year 11 equivalent with 75% in academic subjects 

High School Graduation Diploma (10 years) plus two years of 

university study with a minimum average of C 

Tawjihiyya (Secondary School Leaving Certificate) 

with 65% average in academic subjects 

Russia Certificate of Secondary Education Grade 11 with 3.0 average Certificate of Secondary Education or Upper Secondary 

Education with minimum 3.5 

Saudi Arabia Tawjihiyya (General Secondary Education Certificate) 60% 

average or successful completion of grade 11 with 70% in 

academic subjects 

Tawjihiyya 63% average in academic subjects 

Singapore GCE ‘O’ Levels with passes in 3 academic subjects Singapore GCE ‘A’ Levels with passes in 2 academic subjects 

South Africa Successful completion of year 11 with ‘C’ average Senior Certificate with ‘D’ average or matriculation 

endorsement with minimum 50% 

Sri Lanka GCE ‘O’ Levels with passes in 3 academic subjects GCE ‘A’ Levels with passes in 2 academic subjects or 

3 Sri Lankan ‘A’ Levels with ‘D’ average 

Sweden 2 years of Upper Secondary schooling Avgangsbetyg with 10 points or ‘G’ in 3 subjects including 

‘G’ in English 

Taiwan Senior Middle Two with ‘B’ average Senior Middle Three with ‘C’ or 60% average in 

4 academic subjects 

Tanzania Cambridge Overseas School Certificate (COSC) / East 

African Certificate of Education (EACE) with grade ‘D’ or 

higher or GCE ‘O’ Levels with passes in 3 academic subjects 

Thailand Matayom 5 with 2.5 average Matayom 6 with 2 average 

Cambridge Overseas Higher School Certificate (COHSC)/ 

East African Advanced Certificate of Education (EAACE) 

with grade ‘D’ or higher or GCE ‘A’ Levels with passes 


Turkey Devlet Lise Diplomasi or Devlet Meslek Diplomasi Devlet Teknik Lise Diplomasi 3.0 or Genel Lise Diplomasi 

including Anadolu Lisesi with minimum 50% average 

UAE Tawjihiyya with 50 – 59% average in academic subjects 

or 11 years of education with 75% average 

Uganda Cambridge Overseas School Certificate (COSC) / East 

African Certificate of Education (EACE) with grade ‘D’ or 

higher or GCE ‘O’ Levels with passes in 3 academic subjects 

Tawjihiyya with 70% average in academic subjects 

Cambridge Overseas Higher School Certificate (COHSC)/ 

East African Advanced Certificate of Education (EAACE) 

with grade ‘D’ or higher or GCE ‘A’ Levels with passes 


United Kingdom GCE ‘O’ Levels with 3 passes GCE ‘A’ Levels with passes in 2 academic subjects 

USA Successful completion of year 11 Successful completion of grade 12 with a GPA 1.0(D) or 

SAT (2005) score 1000 

Vietnam Successful completion of Year 11 with 6.0 average Year 12 with 6.5 average 

Zambia GCE ‘O’ Levels with passes in 3 academic subjects Zambian School Certificate with 5 or higher in 

4 academic subjects or GCE ‘A’ Levels with passes 


Zimbabwe GCE ‘O’ Levels with passes in 3 academic subjects ZIMSEC A' Levels or GCE ‘A’ Levels with passes 


This information is correct at time of printing. 

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University Transfer Program Stage I 

ICM offers a University Transfer Program (UTP) Stage I, which provides a bridge 

between secondary school and undergraduate studies. 

The UTP Stage I is designed to adequately 

prepare you for entry to university level 

programs in the Engineering, Business, 

Arts and Science fields. The UTP Stage I 

University Transfer Program (UTP) Stage I 

Required courses 

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English Skills (Writing) 

English Skills (Reading) 

Introduction to Mathematics 

Foundations of Mathematics 

Introduction to Economics 

Introduction to Business Management 

Introduction to Computing 

Basic Chemistry 

Please note: Course offerings subject to change without notice. 

consists of eight courses of study. 

Successful completion of the program 

with the necessary grades guarantees 

you entry to the ICM UTP Stage II. 

I really enjoy studying at ICM. The teachers are patient and they 

are very well prepared for their lessons. The students often receive 

many handouts for better understanding of course materials and 

ICM offers extra tutorial lessons after classes where students can 

ask questions. The teachers are very accessible by email and 

with office hours and are always willing to help the students. I 

believe that UTP Stage I can definitely help me in the future. 

Patty Chan, Hong Kong 

University Transfer Program (UTP) Stage II 

UTP Stage II 

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Engineering 

Business 

Arts 

Science 

Upon successful completion of the UTP 

Stage I program, you may choose to 

undertake a UTP Stage II program in 

Engineering, Business, Arts or Science.

University Transfer Program Stage II: 

Engineering 

This University Transfer Program (UTP) Stage II is the 1st year of your undergraduate degree 

in Engineering. Completion of these courses will allow you to choose your preferred area of 

specialization such as Biosystems, Civil, Computer, Electrical and Mechanical when you progress to 

2nd year of the Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree at the University of Manitoba. 

You must have a competitive Grade 

Point Average (GPA) upon successful 

completion of your UTP Stage II program 

and satisfy relevant entry requirements 

to progress to the Faculty of Engineering, 

University of Manitoba with a minimum 

of 30 credit hours of transfer credits. 

UTP Stage II Engineering 

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Introduction to Statics 

Applied Calculus I and II 

Introduction to Electrical and Computing Engineering 

Computer Science 

Chemistry 

Techniques for Classical and Linear Algebra 

Critical Thinking 

Design Engineering 

Thermal Sciences 

Literary Topics 

University of Manitoba (second year entry) 

Bachelor of Science (Engineering) 

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Biosystems Engineering 

Civil Engineering 

Computer Engineering 

Electrical Engineering 

Mechanical Engineering 

Access to selected faculties of 

the university may require the 

completion of certain prerequisites 

and/or a higher GPA. ICM will counsel 

students individually in this regard. 

Did you know? 

95% of all UM Engineering 

graduates get jobs upon 

graduation. 

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Business 

University Transfer Program (UTP) Stage II is the 1st year of your undergraduate 

degree in Business. Upon completion of your courses and as you progress to 

your 2nd year of the Bachelor of Commerce degree you will be able to choose 

from a variety of specializations. 

You must have a competitive Grade 

Point Average (GPA) upon successful 

completion of your UTP Stage II 

program and satisfy relevant entry 

requirements to progress to the Asper 

School of Business, University of 

Manitoba with a minimum of 30 credit 

hours of advanced standing. Access 

to selected faculties of the university 

may require the completion of certain 

prerequisites and/or a higher GPA. 

UTP Stage II Business 

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Introduction to Psychology 

Economics 


Accounting 

Aboriginal Business Studies 

Actuarial Mathematics 

Entrepreneurship/Small Business 

Finance 

Generalist 

Human Resource Management/ 

Industrial Relations 

Note that under current Asper School 

of Business rules students are required 

to have completed university admission 

requirements (for entry to the Business 

School) by April of any given year to be 

considered for admission in September 

of that year. For students who miss 

the April deadline, the University of 

Manitoba and ICM have agreed to allow 

ICM students to take up to an additional 

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Calculus 


Bachelor of Commerce (Honours) 

Matrices for Management 

and Social Sciences 

International Business 

You must have the required Grade Point Average (GPA) upon successful completion of your UTP Stage II program and 

satisfy relevant entry requirements to progress to the Faculty of Agriculture, University of Manitoba with a minimum 

of 30 credit hours of advanced standing. Access to selected faculties of the university may require the completion of 

certain prerequisites and/or a higher GPA. ICM will counsel students individually in this regard. 

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Logistics and Supply 

Chain Management 

Management Information Systems 

Management of Organizations 

Marketing 

Operational Research/ 

Operations Management 

30 credit hours (as students of ICM) in 

preparation for the next April admission 

deadline. Under those circumstances and 

subject to courses completed, students 

will be eligible for up to 60 credit hours 

of transfer to selected university degree 

programs. Details will be provided on 

an individual basis each semester. 

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Marketing 

Did you know? 

Introduction to University 

The UM Asper School of 

Business is among the 

top 5 business schools in 

Canada. 


(second year entry) 

Bachelor of Science in 

Agribusiness 

• International Agribusiness 

• Agribusiness Management 

• Agricultural Economics


Science 

The University Transfer Program (UTP) Stage II in Science is the 

1st year of your Bachelor of Science degree. You can specialize in 

Biological, Physical, Mathematical and Computing Sciences and 

others when you progress to your 2nd year at the University 

of Manitoba. 

You must have a Grade Point Average 

(GPA) of at least 2.0 upon successful 



requirements to progress to the Faculty 

of Science, University of Manitoba 

UTP Stage II Science 

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Chemistry 

Environment 


Economics 

Statistics 

Calculus 

Matrices for Management 

and Social Sciences 




with a minimum of 30 credit hours of 

advanced standing. Access to selected 

faculties of the university may require 

the completion of certain prerequisites 




Bachelor of Science 

Biological Sciences 

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Biochemistry 

Biology 

Biotechnology 

Botany 

Ecology 

Genetics 

Microbiology 

• Zoology 

Computing Sciences 

• Computer Science 

• Computer Science/Mathematics 

• Computer Science/ 

Physics and Astronomy 

Interdisciplinary Option 

• Psychology 

Physical Sciences 

• Chemistry 

• Physics and Astronomy 

• Mathematics/Physics 

and Astronomy 

Mathematical Sciences 

• Actuarial Mathematics 

• Applied Mathematics with Options 

• Mathematics 

• Mathematics/Economics 

• Statistics 

• Statistics/Actuarial 

• Statistics/Economics 

• Statistics/Mathematics 

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Arts 

The University Transfer Program (UTP) Stage II in Arts is the 1st year of your Bachelor of Arts degree. 

When you progress to the 2nd year of your degree at the University of Manitoba, you can select your 

preferred area of study such as Economics, Linguistics, Philosophy, Psychology and Sociology and 

many others. 

UTP Stage II Arts 

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Economics 

Political Studies 



Environment 

Literary Topics 

Statistics 

Did you know? 

ICM students come from 

over 30 countries! 


Options 

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Bachelor of Arts 

Anthropology 

Classical Studies 

Economics 

English 

French, Spanish, Italian Studies 

German and Slavic Studies 

History 

Icelandic Studies 

Linguistics 

Native Studies 

Philosophy 

Political Studies 

Psychology 

Religion 

Sociology 

You must have a Grade Point Average 

(GPA) of at least 2.0 upon successful 



requirements to progress to the 

Faculty of Arts, University of Manitoba 

with a minimum of 30 credit hours of 

advanced standing. Access to selected 

faculties of the university may require 

the completion of certain prerequisites 



Interdisciplinary Options 

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Asian Studies 

Canadian Studies 

Catholic Studies 

Central and East European Studies 

Drama 

Film Studies 

Global Political Economy 

History of Art 

International Studies 

Labour Studies 

Latin American Studies 

Medieval and Renaissance Studies 

Music 

Theatre 

Ukrainian Canadian Heritage Studies 

Women’s Studies

Your accommodation 

ICM students can access a range of accommodation options to suit your needs. These include oncampus 

accommodation, homestay and off-campus accommodation. 

Students under 18 years of age must be in homestay accommodation. 

University of Manitoba residences 

(on-campus accommodation) 

ICM students may apply to live in 

University of Manitoba residences at 

the Fort Garry campus, just a short 

walk from your classes. Speechly Hall, 

Tache Hall, University College, St John’s 

College and St Andrew’s College feature: 

• furnished rooms (bed, desk, 

chair and bookshelf) 

• meal plans 

• lounges with TVs and DVD players 

• laundry facilities 

• microcomputer facilities 

You can choose to live in traditional 

undergraduate housing or on 

special interest floors with students 

who have similar interests. 

For more information about on-campus 

accommodation and to apply, please visit 

http://umanitoba.ca/student/ 

housing/on-campus_living.htm 

Homestay 

For many students, the opportunity to 

stay with a Canadian family, off-campus 

and in the community, offers a special 

appeal. As a homestay student, you 

will have the chance to be a part of the 

family, taking part in family activities 

and celebrating special occasions. All 

families are within commuting distance 

of the University of Manitoba. Homestay 

includes three meals per day, a room, 

internet and local phone calls. 

For more information about homestay 

and to apply, please visit: 

http://www.umanitoba.ca/ 

student/elc/homestay/ 

Off-campus accommodation 

A wide range of off-campus 

accommodation including private rentals 

and shared accommodation is available 

to ICM students. The best places to start 

looking for off-campus accommodation 

are classified advertisements in 

Winnipeg newspapers including the 

Winnipeg Free Press and the Winnipeg 

Sun. For more options and information 

on accommodations, please visit: 

http://umanitoba.ca/student/ 

housing/off-campus_living.htm 

ICM provides good opportunities for international students, such as 

myself, to study while taking introductory level courses. Moreover, ICM 

provides exceptional help when I run into difficulties with my studies. The 

teachers are very patient when trying to explain problems to students. 

They also take the time out to know their students as it promotes 

better studying environments. Studying in Winnipeg has allowed me to 

experience different views of other cultures. Furthermore, the University 

of Manitoba Fort Garry campus is a great location for exploring the 

city. For these reasons I recommend other Turkish students study at the 

UM, through ICM, as it is comfortable to study away from home. 

Halil Keskin, Turkey 

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Your investment 

Fees and charges for 2010/2011 academic year 

English language program 

Mixed program 

(English component only) 

Program fees include: 

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Orientation program 

Full tuition 

Access to libraries and laboratories 

English and study skills 

Support tutorials 

Academic and welfare assistance 

Duration Total program fees Program fees effective September 1st, 2010 

1 semester C$3,000 

(plus additional costs on a per course basis) 

Pre-university level program 

UTP Stage I 

University level programs 

2 semesters C$10,000 C$11,000 

UTP Stage II in Engineering 3 semesters C$12,000 C$11,800 

UTP Stage II in Business 3 semesters C$11,000 C$11,800 

UTP Stage II in Arts 3 semesters C$11,000 C$11,800 

UTP Stage II in Science 

Other fees and charges 

3 semesters C$11,500 C$11,800 

English language program 

application fee (nonrefundable)* 

C$90 C$90 

Homestay application fee (nonrefundable)* 

Program fees do not include: 

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Books and stationery 

Equipment 

Accommodation 

Meals 

C$200 C$200 

Homestay* 4 months C$2400 C$2700 

On-campus accommodation 

application 

C$40 C$40 

On-campus accommodation 8 months Refer to the University of Manitoba 

accommodation 

website: www.umanitoba.ca/student/housing 


(compulsory)* 

Student services 

(compulsory)* 

12 months C$456 C$456 

12 months C$215 C$250 

Airport reception* C$40 C$40 


Transportation 

Laboratory fees 

C$3,300 

(plus additional costs on a per course basis) 

Refer to the University of Manitoba 

accommodation 

website: www.umanitoba.ca/student/housing 

Living costs 

In addition to your tuition fees, you will 

need approximately C$10,000 to meet 

your expenses each year. This includes 

accommodation, food, transport, 

utilities, text books, recreation and 

entertainment. Telecommunication, 

recreation and entertainment costs will 

vary according to individual student’s 

requirements. These amounts will not 

cover major expenses such as buying 

a car, television, stereo or computer. 

* Payable to third parties, not ICM. 

Please note: Fees and charges are listed in Canadian dollars (C$). The actual tuition costs for students may be higher or lower depending on their specific choice of courses. 

Additional fees will apply for courses that require labs. Fees and charges are subject to change without notice. GST where applicable is not included in the fees schedule.

Live here, save here 

Making the choice to live and study in Winnipeg is a good one. You 

will have access to all of the amenities of a big city while being able 

to afford a top quality lifestyle. Winnipeg has continued to have 

steady economic growth, low unemployment rates and low costs 

of living. As a student, reasonable tuition fees and affordable living 

costs are very important and can affect your overall success while 

living away from home. 

Here is a sample of tuition and living costs across Canada. 

International student fees and costs of living for 12 months* 

Destination University 

Tuition 

Room and 

Meal 

Transport Total 

Manitoba $11,800 $9,159 $716 $21,675 

Alberta $14,587 $7,935 $900 $23,422 

British Columbia $16,809 $10,657 $984 $28,450 

New Brunswick $14,081 $10,689 $347 $25,117 

Newfoundland & 

Labrador 

$13,478 $8,268 $599 $22,345 

Nova Scotia $14,787 $11,744 $541 $27,072 

Ontario $19,020 $11,963 $821 $31,804 

Quebec $16,896 $16,458 $497 $33,851 

Prince Edward Island $11,260 $11,600 $423 $23,283 

Saskatchewan $13,921 $10,842 $400 $25,163 

* Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade, Canada 

Tax rebate 

The Manitoba Tuition Income Tax Rebate 

will provide you with a 60% rebate on 

your tuition fees. When you graduate, 

you will be ready to start your career. 

The question is where should you put 

your education to work? What location 

offers you the best combination of career 

options, a reasonable cost of living 

and opportunity for advancement? The 

answer is Manitoba. Manitoba offers an 

unbeatable mixture of opportunity and 

lifestyle and the Tuition Fee Income Tax 

Rebate will provide you with a 60% rebate 

on all your eligible tuition fees once you 

begin working and paying taxes. A 60% 

income tax rebate will help you pay for 

your education and put more money in 

your pocket as you put down roots. 

What the rebate means to you 

Once you are employed and paying 

Manitoba income tax, you will be entitled 

to receive a 60% income tax rebate on 

your eligible tuition fees (upto 10% per 

year) to a maximum of $25,000. You 

must report the total tuition you paid 

over the years you attended classes 

on your income tax return. You can 

claim a portion of these fees each year 

and this portion will be used to reduce 

the amount of Manitoba income taxes 

you pay. You must live and work in 

Manitoba to receive this tax rebate. 

A few examples of what this rebate 

could mean to you:* 

Sample Tuition Fee 60% rebate 

$40,000 $24,000 

$25,000 $15,000 

* Rebates will be credited against your payable 

Manitoba Income Tax. 

* Tax information sourced from the 

Province of Manitoba. 

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Navitas bursary and scholarships 

Navitas bursary 

Navitas offers financial support in the 

form of family bursaries. A bursary 

applies where two or more students 

from the same family study with 

a Navitas member institution. 

The first family member can be studying 

with a Navitas member institution at 

the same time as other family members 

or may have previously studied with 

any Navitas member institution. For 

the purpose of this bursary, a family 

member is defined as a husband, 

wife, brother, sister, mother, father, 

son, daughter or stepchildren. 

The bursary is granted to the second and 

subsequent family members who study 

with a Navitas member institution. The 

bursary is equivalent to 10% of the tuition 

fee for one program only (ie. High School, 

Certificate IV, Foundation, Diploma, 

Bachelor degree or Master degree with 

a Navitas member institution) and is 

credited to the eligible student’s tuition 

fee account each semester (the amount 

being relevant to the number of units 

undertaken in that semester). The bursary 

does not apply to additional units or 

repeat units that may also be undertaken. 

Please note: 

1. The Navitas bursary is not applicable to English 

language programs or any component of an 

English language program offered by Navitas 

member institutions. Please contact the relevant 

Navitas member institution for more information. 

2. The Navitas bursary applies to students 

studying at ACN, CIC, Curtin Sydney, Curtin 

Singapore, CRIC, Eynesbury, FIC, HIBT, ICM, 

ICWS, LIBT, Macquarie City Campus, MIBT, 

MIBT Indonesia, PIBT, QIBT, SAIBT 

and SIBT only. 

Navitas academic 

merit scholarships 

Navitas is committed to helping students 

achieve their career goals by offering 

scholarships to outstanding students. 

The scholarship applies to 50% of the 

tuition fee for a Navitas Diploma^ 

program at a Navitas college or one 

academic semester of undergraduate 

studies at ACN, Curtin Sydney, Curtin 

Singapore or Macquarie City Campus. 

To be considered for the Navitas academic 

merit scholarship, students must: 

1. Have achieved a minimum average 

of 70% in their high school final year 

grades. Students who have completed 

further studies, must have achieved 

a minimum average of 70% in the 

last 12 months of their most recent 

studies to be eligible. Non-academic 

subjects including physical education, 

religion and languages are not 

included in the assessment; and 

2. Have achieved a minimum 

English language proficiency of 

IELTS 5.5 or equivalent; and 

3. Have a Letter of Offer from a Navitas 

college or Navitas operated university 

campus (must hold an unconditional 

offer by the application deadline); and 

4. Be a new applicant (i.e. students who 

are currently studying with a Navitas 

member institution are not eligible). 

Please note. Additional factors such as educational 

disadvantage, membership of a specific equity group 

and/or significantly adverse personal circumstances 

may be taken into account where the committee must 

differentiate between equally qualified applicants. 

Students who are eligible to apply for a Navitas 

academic merit scholarship will be sent the scholarship 

application form with their Letter of Offer. 

^ Diploma program may also be known or registered 

as Diploma Stage II, 1st Year Degree Programme or 

University Transfer Program Stage II by some Navitas 

member institutions.

Study Permit/TRV information 

Prospective international students intending to study in Canada must obtain a Study Permit from a Canadian 

Diplomatic Mission in their home country before beginning their journey to Canada. Depending on your 

citizenship or where you live, you may need a Temporary Resident Visa (TRV) as well as a study permit. 

ICM has local representatives in most 

countries. These representatives are 

able to offer you support and assistance 

when applying to study in Canada. For 

further information on representatives 

in your area contact the Admissions 

Department - admissions@icmanitoba.ca 

The main requirements for a 

Study Permit application are: 

• a Letter of Offer from ICM 

• receipt of payment 

• a Letter of Acceptance from ICM 

• a medical check-up as 

required by regulation 

• proof of financial support as 

required by regulation. 

1. Check the application processing 

times. This will give you an 

idea of how long it will take to 

process your application. 

2. Obtain and print the 

application package. 

The package includes the application 

guide and all the forms you need 

to fill out. www.cic.gc.ca/english/ 

information/applications/student.asp 

If you are from one of the designated 

countries, a visa officer will process 

your application for a temporary 

resident visa at the same time. You 

do not need a separate application. 

3. Determine where you will submit 

your application. You must submit 

your application to the visa office 

that is responsible for the country 

or region where you live. 

4. Collect the documents you need 

to apply. You can find a list of the 

documents you will need to apply 

for a study permit in the Related 

Links. You can find information on 

fees and other local requirements 

on the website of the visa office 

serving your country or region. 

5. Complete your application for 

a study permit. Fill in the forms 

carefully and completely. 

• Type or print clearly, using black ink. 

• Add appropriate characters for 

languages that do not use the Latin 

alphabet, such as Chinese, Arabic, 

Cyrillic, Japanese, Hebrew, etc. 

• Answer all questions carefully, 

completely and truthfully. 

Incomplete application packages 

will not be processed, but 

will be returned to you. 

6. Pay the correct processing fee. 

There is a fee to apply for a study 

permit. In many countries, the 

processing fee can be paid in the 

local currency. You should check 

the website of the Canadian visa 

office serving the country or 

region where you live for additional 

information on fees, including how 

to pay them. The processing fee 

will not be refunded, even if your 

application is not accepted. 

7. Check your application. Make sure 

your application is complete and that 

you include the necessary documents. 

Use the document checklist that is 

included in the application kit. Consult 

the website of the Canadian visa 

office serving the country or region 

where you live to determine if you 

need to fill out any additional forms or 

provide any additional documents. 

8. Submit the application form. Sign 

and date the application form, and 

be sure you include the receipt 

for the processing fee. Submit the 

application form to the Canadian 

visa office that serves the country 

or region where you live. 

9. Supply additional information 

or documents. 

After the visa office receives your 

application, it might request more 

information or documents. These 

may include the following: 

• Medical information 

In most cases, you will need a 

medical examination. A visa officer 

will send you instructions if you 

need a medical examination. 

This may add more than three 

months to the processing 

time of your application. 

• Security information 

If you want to study in Canada, 

you and any family members who 

come to Canada with you, and who 

are 18 years of age and over, may 

have to provide police certificates. 

More information can be obtained 

from: www.cic.gc.ca 

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Policies and procedures 

To comply with legislative requirements, ICM has a number of policies and procedures in place. 

Privacy Act 

ICM is bound by the Privacy Act which 

regulates the way private sector 

organizations can collect, use and 

disclose personal information. 

Code of Conduct 

ICM plays an important role in the lives 

of students. All students studying at ICM 

have the right to be treated with respect 

and courtesy by ICM staff and fellow 

students in an environment free from 

harassment and conducive to learning. 

ICM expects you to abide by the Code 

of Conduct by accepting responsibility 

for your behavior and conducting 

yourself in a professional manner at all 

times, treating fellow students and staff 

with respect, honesty and courtesy. 

Grievance procedures, 

appeals or complaints 

ICM has policies and procedures 

for dealing with student complaints, 

grievances and appeals in a constructive 

and timely manner. Independent 

dispute resolution is available if 

you feel that a grievance has not 

been resolved satisfactorily. 

Access and equity 

ICM is committed to equal opportunity 

for all students to ensure that no 

student who has met the specified 

academic and English language entry 

requirements is denied access to a 

program and that no student, once 

enroled in a course, is disadvantaged. 

All ICM staff, both academic and 

administrative, are responsible for 

ensuring that any students with 

disabilities are treated with dignity and 

courtesy, and given every opportunity to 

reach their full educational potential. 

Disability support 

ICM is committed to providing equal 

opportunities for students with 

disabilities and promotes strategies to 

develop a flexible teaching and learning 

environment which is able to meet the 

needs of a diverse range of students. 

To facilitate the assessment of support 

services which may be required for the 

academic program to which you seek 

entry, ICM encourages you to provide 

information regarding the nature of 

your disability and any special needs 

you may have during ICM’s marketing, 

admission and enrolment procedures. 

ICM is always available to assist you 

to ensure that you are able to succeed 

in your chosen program of study. 

It is important that you advise the 

Academic Advisor of your disability as 

early as possible so that arrangements 

can be made to ensure that you 

enjoy your experience at ICM. 

UTP Stage II 

ICM does not offer credit transfer 

arrangements for courses completed 

at other institutions at the UTP 

Stage II level. That is, all UTP Stage 

II students must complete at least 

30 credit hours at ICM before being 

considered for entry to the University 

of Manitoba. However, when students 

do transfer to the University of 

Manitoba, they can apply for additional 

credit hours beyond the 30 (or more) 

credit hours completed at ICM. 

More policies can be found 

at www.icmanitoba.ca

How to apply 

1. Students are to complete the 

application form on pages and 31 and 

32 or online at www.icmanitoba.ca 

2. Attach certified copies of all academic 

qualifications including school reports 

and official examination certificates plus 

English language test results and relevant 

employment documents. Please ensure 

that your current name is added to copies 

obtained under a former name and 

that certified translations accompany 

documents that are not in English. 

Copies can be certified by: 

• the official records department 

of the institution that originally 

issued the documents 

• a Justice of the Peace or Notary Public 

• an authorized ICM representative 

• a Canadian Diplomatic Mission 

3. Send your application to ICM or one 

of our representative offices. 

4. If your application is successful, you 

will be sent a Letter of Offer for ICM 

explaining the programs you have 

been offered, the fees payable and 

the program commencement dates. 

5. To formally accept the offer to study at 

ICM, all fees and charges must be paid 

in full. This includes partial program fees 

(usually one semester), plus medical 

insurance charge, student services fee 

and English lanuage fees (if applicable). 

Payment of the amount due should 

be made in Canadian dollars to the 

International College of Manitoba by 

bank cheque or international bank 

draft. Payment may also be made 

by direct deposit or telegraphic 

transfer to the following account: 

Account name: 


Bank name: 

Royal Bank of Canada 

Bank address: 

1025 West Georgia, Vancouver, BC 

V6E 3N9, Canada 

Transit number: 

00010 

Account number: 

133 – 776 – 5 

SWIFT Code: 

ROYCCAT2 

Online Payment: 


accepts payments by credit card online 

(Master Card and Visa). 

Go to ‘pay online’ at 

www.icmanitoba.ca and enter 

the required details. 

6. We do not accept payments in cash 

in the ICM office. If you pay by direct 

deposit or telegraphic transfer, you 

must provide ICM with proof of payment 

(such as a receipt). Please quote your 

student number on the telegraphic 

transfer or direct deposit. 

7. On receipt of payment, your place at ICM 

will be confirmed in writing. International 

students will receive a Letter of 

Acceptance which you must present 

to a Canadian Diplomatic Mission in 

your home country when applying for a 

study permit. Be sure to allow sufficient 

time for the processing and issuance of 

your study permit, prior to the starting 

date of your program. This timeframe 

may vary from country to country. 

8. Please refer to page 27 for Study 

Permit/TRV information. 

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Conditions of enrolment 

Fees 

1. All fees, charges and accounts will be payable in advance as 

determined by ICM. Students will not be permitted to commence 

or continue their program at the beginning of any semester until all 

outstanding fees, charges and accounts are paid. 

2. Fees are correct at the time of printing. ICM reserves the right to 

adjust its fees at any time. 

3. Where a student studies less than or more than a full semester load 

of four (4) courses in the UTP Stage I or five (5) courses in the UTP 

Stage II, the student will pay the current per course fee for each 

course undertaken. 

4. Should it be necessary for the student to repeat a course, the full 

amount is payable. 

5. Any overpayment of fees will remain credited towards a student’s 

account and applied against charges in a subsequent semester unless 

the student has completed, cancelled or withdrawn from their program. 

6. No refunds are given for tuition fees unless the student has 

completed, cancelled or withdrawn from their program. 

Study Permit conditions 

1. International students are not permitted to undertake part-time 

studies while at ICM. 

2. Study permits are usually issued for the period of the program. 

Students wishing to extend their study permit should first consult 

ICM for assistance. 

3. ICM will provide mandatory twelve (12) months of medical coverage 

upon arrival in Canada. At the end of the twelve (12) months, 

students will have the option to extend the initial coverage. 

Other conditions 

1. The student is expected to attend all classes, undertake all tests 

and examinations during a program, and abide by all rules and 

regulations of ICM that are in force at any time. 

2. The contract between the applicant and ICM is governed by the laws 

of Canada and the Province of Manitoba. 

3. ICM may, by written notice, vary the conditions of enrolment as 

may be necessary to comply with any law, regulation or amendment 

thereof, of Canada or the Province of Manitoba. 

4. In the event of circumstances requiring urgent medical care and 

where it is not possible to contact the parent/guardian, ICM is 

authorized as a matter of urgency to seek and provide appropriate 

medical care. Students are responsible for any additional costs. 

5. International students must meet the minimum English language 

requirements for entry to the program. English proficiency will be 

tested and if the test reveals insufficient English language skills, the 

student will be required to include a bridging English course in the 

first semester of study, or to enrol in an intensive English language 

program prior to the commencement of studies. 

Deferral 

If a student wishes to defer their admission until a later semester, ICM 

will hold the fees paid until commencement without levying a penalty. If 

the student subsequently withdraws, the Fee Refund Policy will apply as 

at the date ICM was advised in writing of their withdrawal. ICM reserves 

the right to apply the Fee Refund Policy to the date of the initial deferral. 

There is a C$200 deferral charge. 

Leave of absence 

If a student wishes to take a leave of absence from their program after 

enrolment and within the first four (4) weeks of program commencement, 

ICM will transfer any fees paid to the next semester. If the student 

subsequently withdraws, the Fee Refund Policy applies from the date ICM 

was advised of the leave of absence. If the student applies for a leave of 

absence from the fifth week of the semester, their place will be held but 

all tuition fees applicable to that semester will be forfeited by the student. 

Leave of absence will only be approved for illness or compassionate 

reasons for a maximum of one semester. 

Fee Refund Policy 

1. For the purposes of this Fee Refund Policy, semester fees are 

defined as one full-time semester of study in any program at ICM. 

2. If an applicant accepts a place offered by ICM and pays the fees, a 

binding contract is created between the student and ICM. 

3. Notification of cancellation or withdrawal from course(s), or withdrawal 

or deferral from a program of study must be made in writing to ICM. 

4. Students who dispute ICM’s decision regarding a refund have access 

to an independent grievance resolution process. This does not 

circumscribe the student’s right to pursue other legal remedies or 

take further action under Canada’s consumer protection laws. 

5. In case of cancellation or withdrawal, the cancellation fee (and 

administration charge if relevant) will be calculated as shown in 

the table below. 

6. In case of deferral, the fees will be retained by ICM until 

commencement of studies. If the student subsequently withdraws, 

the Fee Refund Policy will apply as at the date ICM was advised in 

writing of their withdrawal. ICM reserves the right to apply the Fee 

Refund Policy to the date of the initial deferral. 

7. Where a Study Permit renewal is rejected due to a breach in Study 

Permit conditions, a student must withdraw from ICM and the 

cancellation fee will be calculated as shown in the table below. 

8. Students whose enrolment is terminated by ICM will not be entitled to 

any refund of fees. Any fee refund is wholly at the discretion of ICM. 

9. ICM reserves the right to withdraw a program or course(s) at its 

discretion. If a student is unable to enrol in a similar program or 

course(s) at ICM and the enrolment is cancelled, all fees will be 

refunded with the exception of a C$235 administration fee. 

10.All refunds under this Fee Refund Policy will be paid within four (4) 

weeks of receiving a written claim from the student. 

11.Refunds are to be paid to the person who enters into the contract 

with ICM, unless the person gives a written directive to ICM to pay 

the refund to another person. 

Notification period Cancellation fee 

Study Permit refusal (Proof of 

refusal necessary, for example, 

letter of Study Permit rejection 

from Canadian embassy) 

Please note: The cancellation fees listed above refer only to your tuition fees at ICM. For cancellation fees relating to the English language program, airport reception, 

residence and homestay placement, please contact the provider. 

C$235 

Notification received prior to commencement of classes 

(in any semester): 

More than 10 weeks 20% of semester fees (+ C$500 

administration fee) 

10 weeks or less 50% of semester fees (+ C$500 

administration fee) 

Commencement of classes No refund 

Notification received after commencement of classes 

(in any semester): 

Weeks 1 – 14 No refund 

Withdrawal of single course(s): 

Weeks 1 – 4 No penalty 

(Funds remain with ICM and are 

credited against enrolment in a 

subsequent semester. Fees are forfeited 

if the student does not 

re-enrol in a subsequent semester.) 

Weeks 5 – 14 No refund 

Withdrawal from program: 

Weeks 1 – 14 100% of course fess

Personal details 

Title: 

Mr Ms Other 

Family name: 

Given names: 

Preferred name: 

Date of birth: / / (day/month/year) 

Gender: 

Contact details 

Male Female 

Address in Canada (if known): 

Address in home country (must be applicant’s address – not agent’s address): 

Mobile telephone: 

Business telephone: 

Home telephone: 

Applicant’s email: (mandatory): 

Agent’s email: (if applicable): 

Country of birth: 

Nationality: 

Passport number: 

English proficiency 

IELTS or TOEFL score: 

Other: 

Are you currently enroled in an English language school? 

Yes No 

If yes, name of school: 

Current level of English: 


Education details 

Secondary education – highest level achieved 

Name of qualification (eg. ‘A’ Levels): 

School attended: 

Completed: 

Yes No 

Country/State: 

Language of instruction: 

Post-secondary and further education 

Name of qualification: 

Institution attended: 

Completed: 

Yes No 

Please attach certified copies of all academic transcripts or mark sheets. 

Employment history 

If you believe you have relevant employment experience, 

please attach details. 

Program selection 

Please complete the relevant section for each program you wish to undertake. 

If you wish to study at ICM and then at the University of Manitoba, 

you must complete both ICM and University of Manitoba sections. 

International College of Manitoba (ICM) 

Academic English language (University of Manitoba’s English 

Language Program) 

Year: September January May 

Pre-university level 

UTP Stage I 

University level 

Application form 

UTP Stage II in Engineering 

UTP Stage II in Business 

UTP Stage II in Arts 

UTP Stage II in Science 

ICM program commencement 

Please indicate the year and semester you wish to begin your 

studies. 

Year: September January May 


Preferred program (if known): 

Preferred major (if known): 

Please print in BLOCK LETTERS

Accommodation 

Do you require accommodation? 

Yes No 

If yes, what type of accommodation? 

Homestay On-campus 

Airport reception 

Do you require airport pick-up? 

Yes No 

Request for learning support 

If there is anything that may affect your learning (for example 

impairments to your mobility, sight, hearing, reading or 

writing), please notify ICM and the University of Manitoba 

so that we can support you. Please indicate your needs on a 

separate sheet of paper and attach to this application. 

Medical insurance requirements 

I understand ICM will provide mandatory twelve (12) 

months of medical insurance while studying at ICM. 

Sponsored students only 

Type of sponsorship (ie. tuition fees and/or living expenses): 

Name of organization sponsoring you: 

Other information 

How did you first learn about ICM? You may check more than one. 

Exhibition/Seminar 

Newspaper/Magazine 

Recommended by a friend/relative 

Recommended by an education agent 

Internet 

Other 

Please specify: 

Office use only 

Identification number: 

Application number: 

Representative’s stamp 

Disclaimer (for students 18 years and older) 

I grant ICM permission to provide my parent(s), guardian(s) and agent, when 

requested, with any information pertaining to my application to study, 

ongoing academic progress, results and attendance. 

Yes No 

Application checklist 

Check that you have: 

Completed all sections of the application form 

Read and understood the Conditions of Enrolment including 

the Fee Refund Policy on page 30. 

Check that you have attached: 

Certified copies of your academic qualifications 

Evidence of your English language ability if required 

A copy of your passport, Study Permit or birth certificate if required 

Any relevant employment documentation if required 

Declaration 

I declare that the information I have supplied on this form is, to the best of my 

understanding and belief, complete and correct. I understand that the giving of false 

or incomplete information may lead to the refusal of my application or cancellation 

of enrolment. I have read and understood the published course information in the 

brochure or website and I have sufficient information about ICM and the University 

of Manitoba to enrol. I give ICM and the University of Manitoba permission to 

obtain official records from an educational institution attended by me. I grant ICM 

permission to provide the University of Manitoba with any information pertaining 

to my application to study, ongoing academic progress, results and attendance for 

the purposes of admission and transfer. I understand that ICM and the University 

of Manitoba collects, stores and uses personal information only for the purposes 

of administering prospective, current and graduate student admissions, enrolment 

and education and that the information collected is confidential and will not be 

disclosed to third parties without my consent, except to meet government, legal 

or other regulatory authority requirements (for further information consult ICM’s 

Privacy Policy and the University of Manitoba’s Access to Information and Protection 

of Privacy Policy). I understand that after I commence the UTP 2 course at ICM, 

I will need to complete a minimum of 30 credit hours before I can transfer to the 

University of Manitoba. 

I understand that if I have applied through an approved ICM and/or University 

of Manitoba agent, all information contained in, or a part of, my ICM and 

undergraduate application(s) may be released to the agent. I understand that fees 

may change without notice. I accept liability for payment of all fees as explained in 

this brochure, and I agree to abide by the Fee Refund Policy which is current at the 

time of my studies at ICM. I understand that this may be different to the Fee Refund 

Policy as specified in this brochure. I have also read the section in the ICM brochure 

relating to costs of living and I understand that living expenses in Canada may be 

higher than in my own country and I confirm that I am able to meet these costs. I 

understand that by signing this application form, I will be sent a Letter of Offer for 

ICM. 

I authorize ICM to give information about my application for student housing to 

the University of Manitoba residence and housing departments pertaining to my 

accommodation needs. I also authorize the University of Manitoba residence and 

housing departments to give information about my application for student housing to 

ICM pertaining to my accommodation needs. 

Applicant’s signature: 

Date: / / (day/month/year) 

If you are under 18 years of age, your parent or guardian must also sign 

this application form. 

Parent’s/Guardian’s signature: 

Date: / / (day/month/year) 

Postal address for applications: 

Admissions Officer 


University of Manitoba, Fort Garry Campus 

65 Chancellor ’s Circle 

Room 508 University Centre 

Winnipeg, MB R3T 2N2 Canada 

Telephone +1 204 474 8479 

Fax +1 204 474 8420 

Email admissions@icmanitoba.ca 

www.icmanitoba.ca

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University of Manitoba, Fort Garry Campus 

Room 508 University Centre 

65 Chancellor’s Circle 

Winnipeg, Manitoba R3T 2N2 

Canada 

Telephone +1 204 474 8479 

Fax +1 204 474 8420 

Email info@icmanitoba.ca 

www.icmanitoba.ca 

CRA BN 81210 5146 

The information contained in this brochure is correct at the time of publication, 

however, International College of Manitoba (ICM) reserves the right to alter, amend 

or delete details at any time without notice. Printed February 2010. 

Selected photographs in this publication are 

Copyright © Paul Foley/Lightmoods 2009. 

This brochure is provided free of charge. 

Part of the Navitas Group

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