Manitoba has a comprehensive education system, including five universities and eight junior colleges. The five universities are Manitoba University, Winnipeg University, Canadian Mennonite University, Santoboni Fass College (CUSB) and Brandon University, among which Manitoba University and Winnipeg University are the most famous. Among the eight junior colleges, one is a French school and the other seven are English schools, namely Asini Boyne Community College, Kiwatin Community College, Honghe College and Steinbach Bible College. Stevenson Aviation Technology Training Center Stainback Bible College. Manitoba University is located in the southern suburb of Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. Founded in 1877, it is the oldest university in western Canada. The University of Manitoba, abbreviated as U of M, has two campuses, 22 colleges and three missionary colleges. The University of Winnipeg is located in the center of Winnipeg, the capital city of Manitoba, Canada, and was built in 1967. This is a comprehensive university with high schools, English schools, pre-university education and degree courses. Among the 2 1 graduate schools in Canada, Brandon University is a university with a history of one hundred years. It is one of the universities with the lowest tuition fees in North America, and its Conservatory of Music enjoys a high reputation in Canada.