Canadian Mennonite University
Description of Canadian Mennonite University
- Established: 1999
- Location: Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
- Number of students: 3000
- Language of instruction: English
- Type of institution: private university.
Canadian Mennonite University is a private Christian higher education institution in Canada. The university was formed through the merger of three colleges: the Canadian Bible College of the Mennonite, the Bible College of the Mennon Brotherhood and the Menno-Simons College in 1999.
Studying at Canadian Mennonite University is not just a learning process, but a full board. All students living in the hostel:
- Eat three times a day in the student cafeteria
- Each room hosts a dinner once a week for roommates.
Since the institution has a Christian bias, this leaves an imprint on everyday life:
- All students are advised to attend the chapel on Tuesdays and Fridays at 11:30.
- The disciples form comradely groups - these are groups of students who regularly meet to develop relationships with God and with each other. The members of the group care and support each other and pray together.
- Wednesday Night Worship (WNW) is the time when students gather to express their faith through singing, prayer, and Bible study. The worship takes place every Wednesday evening in the chapel on the south side.
- Twice a year (once in the first semester and once in the second), the university welcomes the pastor, who comes to the CMU for a week. The pastor speaks in the chapel / forum, attends events and communicates with students.
Programs and prices, tuition fees in Canadian Mennonite University
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Advantages
- Christian school bias
- All conditions for prayer and spiritual development are created.
- Busy student life
- The atmosphere of friendliness, caring for each other
- Modern material and technical base
- A small number of students.
Facilities and equipment at Canadian Mennonite University
All students are housed in modern dormitories. The rooms are equipped with furniture, have access to the Internet and cable TV. Several rooms are combined in a block with a common pantry, a kitchen, a toilet and a bicycle storage room.
For students work:
- Chapel for worship
- Prayer room - a secluded place for prayer and meditation
- The shops
- Post and Bank Office
- Sports complex
- Library
- Cafe.
Entry requirements, how to apply, what is required to enrol
In order to become a student at Canadian Mennonite University, an applicant must provide:
- Certified translation of the certificate of general secondary education with an assessment in English
- Certificate of English Proficiency
- Motivation letter
- Autobiography (if necessary).
For admission to some specialties, passing entrance exams and passing an interview are required.
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Residence permits, citizenship and other services
- Guardianship services during the studies
- Student supervision
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