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University of Manitoba Faculty of Graduate Studies

Winnipeg, MB / School Detail
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APPLICATION FEE
$100
Tuition In State
$5,000
Tuition Out of State
$9,900
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School Overview

Degrees
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Ownership
Public Non-Profit
Program Length
4 years
Total Enrollment
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Founding Year
1877
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Cost of Attendance: $185,535
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About the School

Our Clinical Psychology Training program follows the doctoral level, scientist-practitioner model. This model effectively trains clinical psychologists to prepare to meet the ever-changing needs of clinical service, research, education and administration.

Students are given a solid grounding in both the science of psychology and clinical practice. There is an early and continuous integration of science with service, theory with practice, and research training with clinical training.

Graduates become competent to apply psychological theories in conceptualizing individual and interpersonal problems and to develop effective interventions. Our graduates possess the talents, values, and commitment to play significant roles in the amelioration of contemporary social problems.

Last Updated: Aug 28, 2026