Campus Manitoba

Did you know that the Manitoba Open Textbook Initiative can support you through the adaptation of an Open Educational Resource, to be used in your post-secondary courses?

Did you know that you can view many available course sessions on eCourses, and choose the ones that best accommodate your schedule?

Did you know that Set Your Course provides Labour Market Information, career pathway information, and career planning resources?

Did you know that this was once an important part of Campus Manitoba’s course delivery system? How times have changed!

Did you know that this has been our logo since 2016?

Did you know that Set Your Course provides Manitoba-specific wage information for over 400 careers?

Did you know that you can create a ‘wishlist’ in eCourses, and receive notifications when courses you have flagged become available?

Did you know that you can subscribe to our newsletter and get up to date information on post-secondary education in Manitoba?

Did you know that you can explore transfer credit options on our eCourses platform?

Did you that since 1997 Campus Manitoba’s administrative office has been located at Brandon University?

Did you know that we partnered with BCcampus in 2015 to bring Open Educational Resources to Manitoba faculty?

Congratulations to former CMB staffer, Trent Gill, for this recognition! https://buff.ly/34we37T

Did you know that use of the eCourses Manitoba platform has saved students more than $100K in waived application/LOP fees?

Did you know that Set Your Course showcases over 400 careers, and their corresponding programs of study, right here in Manitoba?

Did you know that eCourses Manitoba is a portal for students to customize their education? eCourses allows students to explore online courses available at different Manitoba post-secondary institutions.

We have started a book club to continue the personal and professional growth and learning necessary to a more inclusive today. The first reading was a success! We share our thoughts here: https://buff.ly/33dzawk

The Foundations Guide of the Pulling Together series brought us together as a team to have difficult conversations and expand our perspectives. Read about what we thought in our first book club wrap-up: https://buff.ly/3iddcO4