Requirements
- SSC and HSC - An equivalent minimum average of 80% over the following senior level courses, with no less than 60% in each course:
⋆ English
⋆ Senior level Mathematics or Pre-Calculus Mathematics
⋆ One of Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, or Physics
⋆ A fourth academic course - IGCSE and A Level - An equivalent minimum average of B (80%) over the following courses (at least two courses at the A level), with no less than D (60%) in each course:
⋆ English
⋆ Mathematics
⋆ One of Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, or Physics
⋆ A fourth academic course - IELTS - 6.5 overall and 6.0 in each band
Features
- 4 Years Bachelor Degree
- Co-op available
- ⋆ Bachelor of Computer Science (Hon) with Co-op option; ⋆ Bachelor of Science (Major) with Co-op option
- Member of U15 Universities
- Credit Transfer possible
Program Name: Computer Science (BCSc) (BSc)
Intake: September, January and May (for both Direct and Advanced Entry)
Computer technology continues to advance and is complimentary to virtually any other field. As a Computer Science student, you will learn about the ways in which computers and software aid, inform and enrich our lives and gain a strong theoretical knowledge of how computers work and how they can carry out tasks in software applications. This mathematically rich, theory-based program provides students with the knowledge and skills to competently succeed in any industry and confidently move into further studies.
The Department of Computer Science is an internationally recognized research centre, providing students the opportunity to work in active research laboratories – from robotics to bioinformatics – using mathematics and methods from nature to solve computing problems.
Open the door with career opportunities
The study of computer science is complementary to almost any other field. Think about the apps you use to share pictures or check bus times, the video games you enjoy playing or the special effects in your favourite films. They are all created using computer science.
Examine robotics in UoM’s state-of-the-art laboratory
The University of Manitoba has an exceptional robotics program and the <strong>Autonomous Agents Laboratory (AA Lab)</strong> is a top competitor at international robotic and artificial intelligence competitions.
Program details
The Faculty of Science offers multiple programs of study leading to a Bachelor of Science (Major) degree or a Bachelor of Computer Science (Honours) degree. Plus there are various Joint programs that lead to a Major or Honours degree.
BSc degrees at a glance
BSc Major: 4 years, approx. (120 credit hours) of study earned with a minimum degree GPA of 2.00. Students may select a minor to complement their major area of study. Eligible students may also choose to join the Co-op program. Graduates of the major program who demonstrate high academic performance may be eligible for entrance to graduate or professional studies. This program can be completed on a part-time basis.
BCSc Honours: 4 years, approx. (120 credit hours) of study with a minimum degree GPA of 3.00. Students will engage in advanced studies through coursework and/or research projects. Eligible students may also choose to join the Co-op program. This is the preferred program for students looking to pursue graduate studies. This program must be completed on a full-time basis.
Annual direct entry application deadlines
| Term | Applications open | Application deadline |
|---|---|---|
| Fall (September) | Early October | March 1 |
| Winter (January) | Early May | October 1 |
| Summer (May) | Early October | March 1 |
Annual advanced entry application deadlines
| Term | Applications open | Application deadline |
|---|---|---|
| Fall (September) | Early November | June 1 |
| Winter (January) | Early May | October 1 |
| Summer (May) | Early November | February 1 |
