HQ Function

Main campus housing academic faculties, research facilities, student services, library, sports center, and administrative offices.

Notable Features:

Historic buildings situated in Winnipeg's historic French Quarter of Saint-Boniface, proximity to the Saint Boniface Cathedral, modern Pavillon Marcel-A.-Desautels, and the Sport and Health Centre (Centre Sportif et de Santé).

Work Culture:

USB fosters a close-knit, vibrant Francophone academic and social community. It offers a personalized learning experience with small class sizes, emphasizing collaboration, academic rigor, research innovation, and community service, all while promoting French language and diverse cultures.

HQ Significance:

As the oldest post-secondary institution in Western Canada and the primary French-language university in Manitoba, it is central to Francophone education, research, and cultural preservation in a minority setting. It serves as a vital hub for the Franco-Manitoban community.

Values Reflected in HQ: The campus architecture and atmosphere reflect values of academic excellence, Francophone vitality, community, innovation, sustainability, and openness. Its historic roots are preserved while embracing modernity, signifying its commitment to heritage and future growth.

Location:

Université de Saint-Boniface maintains a global presence through international student recruitment from various countries, robust student exchange programs with partner institutions primarily in Francophone countries like France, Belgium, and Morocco, and participation in international research collaborations. It actively promotes French language and culture on an international stage through its academic offerings and cultural initiatives.

Street Address:

200 avenue de la Cathédrale

City:

Winnipeg

State/Province:

Manitoba

Country:

Canada