Canadian Mennonite University is located in Winnipeg, Manitoba, a major multi-cultural centre only a few miles from the geographic centre of Canada. CMU is a Christian University in the Anabaptist tradition, offering challenging programs and recognized degrees in undergraduate and graduate studies. CMU is a member of Universities Canada.

CMU is focused on strong academics, faith development, excellent teaching and faculty mentorship, hospitable community, and experiential learning. At CMU, you can be part of a close-knit community that unites academic excellence with a theology. Our name is Mennonite, but students from all backgrounds study here.

CMU specializes in undergraduate degrees in Humanities and Social Sciences—earn a BA in one of 16 majors. CMU's School of Music provides students opportunities to receive Bachelor of Music degrees in five concentrations, as well as a unique Bachelor of Music Therapy degree.

The Redekop School of Business offers 4- and 5-year Bachelor of Business Administration opportunities with the option for co-op work placements and international exchange. Our Science program provides students with excellent pre-professional opportunities.

The Outtatown DIscipleship School provides students a unique opportunity to study abroad in 12-month programs in Guatemala and South Africa, and a 6-month program in Burkina Faso.

CMU also offers graduate degrees in theology, ministry, peacebuilding and collaborative development, and an MBA.

CMU has three residence buildings with dormitory and apartment style options. Prospective students are encouraged to live as part of the community because living together helps integrate academic, personal, social and spiritual development. Living on campus is also a lot of fun. Residences include dorm rooms for double or single occupancy and self contained apartments varying in size from studio suites to three-bedroom apartments. A cafeteria serves all dormitory students as well as others who choose to purchase meals. It provides three meals per day, plus a snack every night @ 9:00 PM. Meals are served on a six week rotation in order to provide students with a great variety of meals over the semester.

Every off-campus student is assigned to a Commuter Assistant. This is to ensure that every student has a student council resource person to aid with questions about campus, events, and student life.

There is an orientation in September for new students to learn about the campus and various service offered. There are ample activities related to the chapel on campus. The Fall Retreat is also a popular activity for all students.

Students can participate in a wide range of athletic and recreational activities both competitive and non-competitive. Recreational facilities on campus include a gymnasium, fitness room, games room, outdoor ice rink, soccer field and softball field. Bike paths and cross-country ski trails run through Assiniboine Forest located on the west side of the campus. The sports program provides opportunity for men's and women's participation in cross-country running, golf, soccer, indoor soccer, volleyball, basketball, hockey, badminton, table tennis and curling. One-day tournaments are organized for several of these sports. Intercollegiate sports competitions occur within the Manitoba College Athletic Conference (MCAC), which includes seven other colleges in Manitoba.

The community meets daily at chapel for the purpose of nurturing, developing, and expressing our Christian identity. These meeting times serve as a focal point for community life, and the gatherings vary in form: worship, exploration of issues in forums, student recitals, prayer times and speakers. All students and staff are encouraged to attend. These gatherings provide many opportunities for student participation and leadership.

Students have many opportunities to participate in dramas, recitals, concerts, and a variety of other fine arts activities, including choral performances with the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra. Students can also enjoy the many art exhibits, festivals, dramatic productions and concerts that Winnipeg offers.

There are other services available, which complement the academic program. These include counselling, health and life skills education, leadership development, learning support and career guidance. We are also committed to providing services necessary for special groups on campus, such as commuter students, international students and students with disabilities.

For a personal view, please visit us—come to one of our campus visit days to tour the university, attend a few classes, meet some professors, participate in a chapel service, enjoy lunch in the cafeteria and experience community life at CMU. Visit www.cmu.ca/campusvisit

Large sports fields, an ice rink and spacious lawns provide areas for recreation and leisure. Bordering the campus on the south and west is the Assiniboine Forest, home of a bird sanctuary and numerous deer. The forest contains walking paths and cross-country trails for the outdoor enthusiast. Within a 10-minute walk from the campus is Winnipeg's largest park and zoo, Assiniboine Park.