Université de Saint-Boniface offers BA/BS in Science (General), a bachelor's degree in Natural Sciences programme in Winnipeg, Canada. The programme runs for 3 years, delivered on campus. It carries 90.0 credits. Tuition for international students is CAD 15,415 per year (CAD 6,775 per year for local students).
Université de Saint-Boniface's Baccalauréat ès sciences général is a three-year, 90-credit program delivered in person with a fall start and no mandatory practicum, introducing students to a range of scientific disciplines as a foundation for further study or a scientific career. From first year, students work hands-on in laboratories, running their own experiments such as microbial culture preparation, aseptic technique, microscopy, dissection, and spectrometry. The program begins with six introductory courses (18 credits) spanning six disciplines: chemistry and biochemistry, mathematics, microbiology, physics and astronomy, biological sciences, and statistics, after which students can deepen their study in one or more of these areas through further coursework. The degree can lead into competitive programs such as medicine or the Faculty of Education, direct entry into the workforce, or graduate study, and Canadian, permanent-resident, and refugee students can also enter through the Université 1 pathway after completing 24 to 30 transfer credits. It suits curious, adaptable students who want a broad scientific foundation with the flexibility to specialize later, including those who plan to study science in French before moving into bilingual scientific or health-related careers.
Requirements
Minimum GPA:85.00 / %
Admission Requirements: Canadian-educated applicants need a Manitoba high school diploma (or an accepted equivalent from another province or territory) with an overall average of at least 85% across three required Grade 12 (40S) courses — Francais 40S, Precalcul 40S (recommended) or Mathematiques appliquees 40S, and one 40S science course in biology, chemistry, IT or physics — with a minimum of 60% in each; USB recommends having completed both a biology and a chemistry or physics 40S course before starting. Study-permit applicants must first complete the Universite 1 program before entering this degree in second year. Fall admission for Canadian, permanent-resident and refugee applicants closes February 1. The page sets no French or English test score of its own; it points instead to the institution's general admission conditions, which require a passed Francais 40S for Canadian-schooled applicants and, for study-permit holders, a standardized French test — DALF C1, DELF tout public B2, TCF B2 or TEF B2 — taken within the previous two years.
Application Details
Start Date:September
Application Deadline:Fall 2027 intake: application due 1 July 2027, supporting documents due 8 July 2027 (Faculty of Arts and Science).
