Booth University College Winnipeg Canada 2025

We blend Christian faith and rigorous scholarship with a passion for service. Our approach to learning is anchored in academic excellence and based on a vision of hope, social justice and mercy for all. Located in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, Booth University College is a Christian institution rooted in the Mission of The Salvation Army.

Education for a Better World

Our commitment is to provide Education for a Better World. We educate students to understand the complexities of our world, to be active contributors to society, and to bring hope, social justice and mercy into the world. We go beyond preparing students for a career. We prepare and inspire them to make a positive impact in their communities and the world around them.

Our students learn to identify and understand the challenges of today and envision solutions for the future. Our goal is to educate students so that their lives are informed by mental discipline and transformed by Christian faith. We prepare our students to be willing and able to work for a better world.

Mission Statement

Booth University College is a Christian university college rooted in The Salvation Army’s Wesleyan theological tradition. It brings together Christian faith, rigorous scholarship and a passion for service. The University College educates students to understand the complexities of our world, to develop the knowledge and skills necessary to be active contributors to society and to know how Christian faith compels them to bring hope, social justice and mercy into our world.

Missional Anchor Points
There are 6 Missional Anchor Points, which keep us grounded in our identity and calling.

Booth University College is committed to:

1. Being a Christ-centred, educational community devoted to holistic student, staff, and faculty support, the identity and Mission of The Salvation Army, the city of Winnipeg, and beyond.
2. Producing graduates who embody faith, think deeply and creatively, are global citizens, and work toward justice, reconciliation, restoration, and equity in our world.
3. Attracting, developing, and investing in faculty and staff who are people-focused, Mission-centred, agents of hope and change, and committed to justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion.
4. Designing, cultivating, and integrating academic courses and programs that align with our identity and Mission, have clear articulation pathways, and are constantly striving toward relevancy, innovation, and excellence.
5. Building strong relationships with like-Missioned organizations that help each other better fulfil their missions.
6. Improving and maintaining organizational effectiveness across all areas (governance, academics, finances, operations, and asset management), while still putting people, identity, and Mission first.