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Thompson Campus

Thompson Campus features fresh, modern architecture, combined with the convenience of a vibrant urban center, is nestled in pristine natural beauty. You’ll love living, studying, and exploring Thompson and its surroundings, which showcase a rich and colourful culture.

Hub of the North

Thompson, Manitoba, is a key industrial hub in northern Canada, primarily driven by mining and resource extraction. With a population of around 13,000 people, it is a remote yet vital city known for its significant nickel production. Surrounded by vast forests and pristine water bodies, Thompson serves as a gateway to the northern wilderness.

Experience a blend of culture, history, and warm northern hospitality amidst the natural surroundings of Thompson, which is situated on the banks of the Burntwood River. This area is the traditional territory of the Nisichawayasihk Cree Nation and the homeland of the Métis people, both of whom are celebrated for their gracious hospitality.

Immerse yourself in Thompson’s rugged Canadian Shield and boreal forest, which are home to major economic activities such as mining. As the regional center for education, health, government, transportation, and retail services, Thompson offers a great environment for living, learning, playing, and raising a family.

Campus Services

UCN Thompson offers a wide range of student supports, including accessibility accommodations, counselling and referral services, financial aid and awards, and academic assessments. The campus is committed to helping students succeed both academically and personally.

Amenities

The Thompson campus features convenient on-site amenities such as nearby student housing, the Wellington & Madeleine Spence Library, academic advising, and a full-service bookstore. These resources help students make the most of their university experience.

Housing

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UCN has two student apartment buildings in Thompson located on Copper Road, just a short walking distance from campus. See 11 and 21 Copper ->

Libraries

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Established in 2014 and named in honor of respected Indigenous leaders Wellington and Madeleine Spence, the library offers a range of resources including specialized collections, Elder’s Traditional Knowledge Archives, and materials by local authors and faculty. See Wellington & Madeleine Spence Library page -> 

Academic Advising

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Our dedicated academic advisors are here to guide you every step of the way. From providing valuable information about your desired program to helping you choose courses that align with your life and career objectives, our advisors are your advocates and support system.

Book an appointment today ->

Bookstore

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The University College of the North Bookstore serves students with textbooks, campus supplies and easy payment options across its The Pas and Thompson campuses, backed by a clear return policy. Learn more here ->

Thompson Campus Centres

Dedicated centres like the Ininiwi Kiskinwamakewin Centre and the Learners’ Assistance Centre provide culturally enriched spaces, academic support, tutoring, and access to Elders. They promote learning that connects both tradition and education.

Thompson Campus

55 UCN Drive
Thompson
R8N 1L7