Founded in 1785, University of New Brunswick offers undergraduate and graduate degrees in more than 60 disciplines and continuing education in a variety of fields.
UNB offers over 75 programs and thousands of courses to choose from. If you're coming from high school or transferring from another university, undergraduate programs are for you. Large enough to offer a wide range of programs and services, but small enough to offer the support you need to discover and realize your potential.
The University of New Brunswick conducts approximately 75 per cent of all university research in the province.
The University of New Brunswick conducts about 75 per cent of all university research in the province.Our researchers are active in a diverse array of subjects ranging from social and government policy to the development of innovative technologies in many scientific fields.
Researchers at UNB are helping develop the next generation of alternative energy technologies, helping lay the groundwork for smarter, safer computing, aiding in the protection of the environment and assisting in furthering humanity's understanding of outer space.
The Career Development and Employment Centre is here to guide students through the Career and Employment Exploration Process. If you are questioning what you can do with your degree program, need help identifying possibilities within your field, having difficulty locating career or employment information or need assistance with your resume, cover letter or job search strategies, The Career Center can help you. They offer a number of career and employment related workshops throughout the academic year.
UNB is focused on teaching excellence, world-class research and helping students to achieve their academic goals, making it a great place for students to learn and broaden their skills. With campuses in Fredericton and Saint John, you'll find a welcoming community with lots to do.
First-year students do better socially and academically when they stay in residence. Living in residence gives you the freedom of living on your own while providing the support you need to transition successfuly to university life.
You can choose from 13 different residences on the Fredericton campus- including co-ed, all-male, and all-female.
You can choose from 2 different co-ed residences on the Saint John campus: the Dr. Colin B MacKay Residence and Sir James Dunn Residence.
The Harriet Irving Library (HIL) is the main library on UNB’s Fredericton campus and is located directly across from the Student Union Building (SUB). The HIL team is dedicated to supporting the study, teaching and research needs of students, faculty and staff at the University of New Brunswick and St. Thomas University and also act as a resource for the wider community.
When you choose UNB, you'll be living in a beautiful, historic city with young, active populations and lots to do. Whether you choose to live in Fredericton, New Brunswick's capital city, or Saint John, New Brunswick's largest city, you'll be surrounded by a supportive and welcoming community ready to make you feel at home. Fredericton and Saint John have vibrant art and music scenes, fabulous farmers markets, and endless places to explore outdoors. We're surrounded by picturesque rivers, ocean, parks and trails.
Both campuses offer opportunities to participate in a particular sport or activity at a level of competency not normally provided in other intramural, varsity programs.
Get involved at the University of New Brunswick's Fredericton campus. From dancing and debating to rock climbing and scuba diving, there's an activity for everyone. Learn new skills and meet new people, in some cases, clubs can make you realize what direction you want to take in life.
If you're looking for your university experience to be more than just textbooks and classes, join a club on campus. The University of New Brunswick Saint John hosts over 50 clubs and societies- there’s something for everyone.
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