St. Andrew's College, Manitoba, Orthodox theological college in Winnipeg, Canada.

St. Andrew's College is a theological school in Winnipeg affiliated with the University of Manitoba that offers programs in Orthodox theology and Ukrainian studies. The institution contains classrooms, a chapel, and residential facilities where students study and worship together.

The institution started as pastoral courses in Saskatoon and Regina beginning in 1918 and later moved to Winnipeg as a formal college. This relocation created a dedicated center for Orthodox theological training focused on serving the Ukrainian Orthodox community.

The college's chapel holds daily services, and students sing in the church choir and take part in worship and prayers; the chapel is open to all University of Manitoba students. The library keeps over 40,000 books, including the personal collection of Ilarion (Ohienko), added in 1971. Summer courses in Ukrainian culture, revived under dean Oleg Krawchenko in the 1970s, continue the institution's Ukrainian Canadian focus.

The college sits on the Fort Garry campus of the University of Manitoba, where it moved in July 1964. Its chapel holds daily services and is open to all university students, not only those enrolled in theology. The library holds more than 40,000 books, including the personal collection of Ilarion (Ohienko) added in 1971.

The college offers four distinct theological programs designed for different levels of spiritual training, enabling students to follow flexible paths toward ordination. These varied programs make it an important training center for Orthodox clergy across Canada.