About Red River College

Red River College Highlights 

College Info

Red River College of Applied Arts, Science, and Technology is one of the oldest educational institutions, having been established in 1938. When it comes to practical learning and applied research, this institution is regarded as being the biggest in the province of Manitoba. With an average annual student population of more than 21,000, it offers more than 200 degree, diploma, and certificate programmes through both traditional and remote learning channels. It is Canada's public university with the quickest rate of growth.

In addition to Winnipeg, Selkirk, Steinbach, Portage la Prairie, Southport, Peguis, and Winkler, Red River College also maintains campuses there. The two largest campuses are located in Winnipeg's Exchange District and Notre Dame. In addition to the Hannah (Nancy) Boon Bursary, the West Region Child and Family Services Residential Care Unit Award, the Project Neecheewan Award, the Technical Communication Faculty Scholarship, the Pitblado LLP Legal Administrative Assistant Awards, and the Employment Equity Education Awards, Red River College also offers scholarships for electrical technology from Manitoba Hydro. Sports enthusiasts can participate in volleyball, basketball, and soccer at the institute.

Why Red River College?

• The largest applied learning institution in Manitoba.
• About 30,000 new students.
• more than 200 programmes offered both full- and part-time.
• Manitoba has eight campuses.
• Cutting-edge facilities and equipment.
• Instructors having experience in the workplace.
• 95 percent of graduates are employed.
• Graduate satisfaction rate of 93%.

What's new

With a focus on applied research and innovation, RRC is a progressive and forward-thinking organisation. In addition to working with various small and medium-sized enterprises, the college, which is ranked among the top ten research institutes in Canada, shares its knowledge and technological prowess in fields like aerospace, advanced manufacturing, culinary arts, green energy, and automotive technology. These programmes allow students to interact with professionals in their industries, gain work experience, and receive training that will help them be prepared for life after graduation. recent major initiatives include:

• With a focus on applied research, entrepreneurship, and social innovation, Red River College's new Innovation Centre will be a centre for innovation and cooperation.
• RRC continued to increase its efforts in applied research and education by awarding CAD $300,000 in research grants.
• Western Economic Diversification Canada invested CAD 10 million towards RRC's new Smart Factory and Centre for Aerospace Technology and Training.
• Buses and other highway vehicles can be tested in the New Motive Lab, a climatic chamber with an integrated chassis dynamometer facility.
• Research and development in the culinary industry will grow and produce new goods like hemp macaroons and miso paste derived from beer-brewing waste.
• In collaboration with the World Bank and Aga Khan University, the Science of Early Child Development Resource provides early childhood educators with training in Canada and around the globe.

Red River College Tuition Fees

Courses	Duration	Tuition Fees
Medicine and HealthCare (1 Courses)	2 year	CAD 14,472
Engineering (2 Courses)	2.5 year	CAD 17,066
Arts (2 Courses)	2 year	CAD 14,228
Media Films (5 Courses)	1 Year - 2 Year	CAD 16,534 - CAD 13000
Management (4 Courses)	1 Year - 2 Year	CAD 8,542 - CAD 14,349

Red River College English Proficiency Test Score Requirements

Red River college accepts IELTS Academic, TOEFL and CanTest scores as proofs of English proficiency.

The following table lists the minimum scores required:

Test	Minimum required score
TOEFL-iBT	80
CanTest	4.5
IELTS	6.5 +
CAEL and CAEL online	60 in all sections
Duolingo	Minimum 115

Red River College Higlight

Year of establishment	1938
Type	Private
Also Known As	RRC
Yearly Hostel & Meals Expense	8010 CAD

Red River College Cost of Attendance

Other specific tuition and fees expenses to be incurred by the students are tabulated below:

Expenses	Amount (CAD)*
Endowment Fee	53
Tuition Deposit Fee	3000
Technology Infrastructure Fee (most programs)	310
Health Fee (optional)	135
Dental Fee (optional)	120