How is life on campus at the largest university in Manitoba, Canada? (2025)

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The Science Lens

UM Faculty of Science

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1 week ago

This is The Science Lens – the Faculty of Science podcast at the University of Manitoba. Together, let’s discover the unknown and invent the future. In each episode, we take a closer look at the research, innovation, student experience and people who are shaping the future of science, right here at the University of Manitoba. Whether you’re a student, a researcher or simply science-curious, you’re in the right place.

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How is life on campus at the largest university in Manitoba, Canada? (2025)

The Science Lens

32 minutes 22 seconds

1 week ago

How is life on campus at the largest university in Manitoba, Canada? (2025)

The University of Manitoba (UM) is the largest university in Manitoba, Canada, both by student enrollment and campus area. UM has been ranked among the Top 5 in Canada for Student Services per Maclean’s 2025 University Rankings and has been recognized for 14th consecutive year as one of Manitoba’s Top Employers for 2025.

So, what is it like to study and work on one of the most beautiful campuses at the largest university in Manitoba, Canada? Where are the hidden gems on campus? Where can you buy a great cup of coffee? And what should you do if you get lost in the tunnels?

In this episode of The Science Lens, we are joined by Dr. Erwin Heubner, professor emeritus of biological sciences and artist-in-residence at the School of Art at the University of Manitoba, and Nishita Das a third-year Bachelor of Science student majoring in Psychology at the University of Manitoba who currently serves as the Director of Special Events for the Science Students’ Association (SSA).

This episode is hosted by Kimia Shadkami, digital content and communications lead and Nicolle Amyotte, events coordinator from the Faculty of Science.

Join us to discover the unknown and invent the future!