The Department of Sociology offers programs at the Master and Ph.D. levels. Both programs provide training in the core areas of the discipline (theory and research methods) as well as in the department's major areas of specialization: criminology; gender, sexuality and family/intimate relations; health and aging; and inequality and social transition. The relatively low graduate student/faculty ratio creates an informal learning environment in which students receive considerable individual attention. Faculty members are actively involved in research, including some projects that readily lend themselves to the production of student theses/dissertations. Many students who have completed their Sociology degrees at the University of Manitoba have gone on to successful careers in the academic community, in the private sector, and in government service.

Unibroad and Navitas do not offer direct admission to University of Manitoba.GPA requirements may vary depending on the country you are applying from. If you submit TOEFL certificate as proof of your English language skills, none of your sub-scores must be below 20. A non-refundable application fee of 80 USD is required.