Why international students shortlist Université de Saint-Boniface
Best for: Students seeking a high-quality education in a French-speaking environment within Canada, and those looking for a smaller, supportive campus community.
USB combines the prestige of a university degree with the practical focus of a college, all within a unique bilingual setting that enhances career prospects in Canada.
Graduating from a recognized program at USB provides a strong foundation for the Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP), a critical step for those aiming to work and settle in Canada.
Courses & programs
10 programs listed
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Scholarships & funding
12 funds listed
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Institutional profile
As the only French-language university in Manitoba, the Université de Saint-Boniface (USB) offers a unique, immersive bilingual environment in the heart of Winnipeg. It provides a comprehensive range of academic pathways, including university degrees, technical college diplomas, and professional training. The institution is ideal for international students seeking a tight-knit, culturally rich community that fosters both academic excellence and French-language proficiency.
Degrees
Certificate, Diploma, Bachelor's, Master's
Tuition
Est. CAD 10,000 – 18,000 / year
Ranking
QS #3000
FAQs about Université de Saint-Boniface
Is French proficiency required for all programs?+
Yes, as a French-language university, most programs require a high level of French proficiency for admission.
Can I work while studying?+
Yes, international students with a valid study permit may be eligible to work on or off-campus according to current IRCC regulations.
Are international students eligible for entrance scholarships?+
Most entrance scholarships are for Canadian citizens/permanent residents, but international students should check the official website for specific international awards.
Does USB offer online programs?+
Yes, USB offers various online and hybrid learning opportunities, particularly in graduate and continuing education programs.
How long does the application process take?+
It is recommended to start the application process at least 3–6 months before the intended start date to account for study permit processing.
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