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Graduate Studies
More than 1,450 full-time and part-time grad students from all overthe world enjoy what UNB offers best — individual attention fromworld-class researchers in a small, friendly, supportive atmosphere.
The University of New Brunswick has one ofthe oldest graduate schools in Canada. You’llfind a rich choice of programs in more than 30different fields — from biomedical engineering,doing internationally-acclaimed research, tocreative writing, one of the best in Canada.
Whether your program is course-based or research-based, the thrill of working with the passionate minds who are helping with thenext manned mission to Mars, with marinemammal conservation, or who are improvingpeople’s lives by conducting research to inform social policy is very powerful.
You’ll also benefit from UNB’s presence in New Brunswick as a research powerhouse; 80 per centof the research conducted at New Brunswick universities happens at UNB, with close to $50 millionin research funding awarded annually.
Discover who you are — and what you can be. Start now.
Leading ProgramsMasters degrees are offered in the following; PhDs in most of thefollowing:AnthropologyApplied Health Services ResearchBiologyBiomedical EngineeringBusiness AdministrationChemistryClassics & Ancient HistoryComputer ScienceEconomicsEducationEngineering (including chemical,
civil, electrical & computer, geodesy & geomatics, mechanical)
English (including creative writing)Forestry & Environmental
Management (including Forest Engineering)
GeologyHistoryInterdisciplinary StudiesKinesiologyMath & StatisticsMPhil in Policy StudiesNursingPhysicsPolitical SciencePsychologySociology
Financial Assistance A variety of financial support is available to you, including work as a Graduate Research Assistant,Graduate Teaching Assistant orResearch Assistant. Scholarshipsare also available.
You can also apply for external funding from the Natural Sciencesand Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC), theSocial Sciences and HumanitiesResearch Council of Canada(SSHRC) and the Canadian Institute of Health Research(CIHR). Other opportunities arealso available from governmentand non-government agencies.
For more information, seewww.unb.ca/gradstudies/aid/
The campuses in both Fredericton and Saint John offer apartment-style and single room residences. Every suite comes with a private three-piecebath and full kitchen, equipped with all major appliances, including a dishwasher and microwave. Both cities also offer affordable and convenientoff-campus housing choices.
UNB’s faculty and graduate students arereaching out and changing the world —conducting world-class research in labs and libraries far beyond the four walls offormal learning —making a significant difference in people’s lives. Our studentsand faculty travel to the far north, plungeinto oceans and rivers, delve into forests and scrutinize our society.
Melissa Battler conducted research that will help to send humans to Mars. Working with Dr. John Spray, the director of Canada’s only NASA-affiliated planetary and space science centre, Melissa participated in a number of Mars simulation missions in the arctic.
Julie Easley is researching issues of support for young adults with cancer.Why? Because when she had cancer at age 23, she couldn’t find a wig for a woman her age.
The Canadian Rivers Institute, as a national centre of excellence in water research, has the best state-of-the-art research and teaching facility in Canada.Tim Jardine’s study of mercury contamination in streams and rivers tracks the movement of this toxic element through the food chain. His research will determine how common water insects and small fish can be used as “sentinels”.
Heidi LeBlanc’s research on the effects onwater insects of pesticides used in growingpotatoes will help the federal governmentwith pesticide management.
Dr. Kevin Englehart and Dr. Peter Kyberdat the Institute of Biomedical Engineering,internationally recognized for its research in artificial limbs, are developing “bionicarms” (prosthetic limbs that are controlledby muscle and brain impulses).
Leah Levac is studying marginalizedteenage women. She received a prestigiousTrudeau Foundation Doctoral Scholarshipvalued at $150,000 over three years and is looking at barriers such as low incomeand low literacy rates that prevent adolescents from becoming more engagedin our society.
Dr. Thierry Chopin, marine biologist andseaweed expert, is combining complementaryanimal and plant species at aquaculturesites. This responsible aquaculture practiceprovides environmental biomitigation, economic diversification and increased societal acceptance to the industry inNew Brunswick and worldwide.
Numerous grad students, including Craig Davidson and Sheri Benning, havepublished books with respected Canadianpublishers shortly after graduating fromUNB’s MA in Creative Writing.
Hana Kucera who holds an NSERC award,was the catalyst behind “Let’s Talk SciencePartnership Program”, part of a national organization of grad students bringinghands-on science into the public schoolclassrooms.
Rose McCloskey, a winner of a CIHR doctoral fellowship of $55,000 per year, isimproving the quality of seniors’ health careby looking at clinical errors and the disintegration of care that may occur whenolder adults move from long-term care settings into hospital emergency departments.
Denis LeBlanc, a CIHR fellowship recipient,wants to help improve the quality of life forFirst Nations people in New Brunswick byexamining how Aboriginal communities access health research funding and how they use the research findings.
UNB offers you a great combination of people and place. Faculty and staff are easilyaccessible and go that extra mile for you; the environment is one of collaboration, providing combinations of opportunities,professional connections and excellent research capabilities.
As well, the active Graduate Student Association — founded by students — will provide you with a valuable network of peers to give you access to information andresources to help ensure your success bothpersonally and professionally.
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ADDITIONALREQUIREMENTS
APPLICATIONDEADLINE
WEBSITE
CLASSICS AND ANCIENT HISTORY
www.unbf.ca/arts/CLAS
DEGREE Masters
CONTACT [email protected]
Applicants with undergraduatehonours, majors or the equivalent inLatin, Greek or Classics areconsidered for admission. Since allcourses require a reading knowledgeof one of the classical languages,applicants must have at least 18ch orequivalent in either Greek or Latin.
Emphasizes the study of ClassicalAntiquity based on Greek and Latinlanguage study and archaeologicaland visual evidence.
COMPUTER SCIENCE
www.cs.unb.ca
Masters &PhD
MCS applicants should have a BCS, or equivalent.PhD applicants should have a MCS or a relateddiscipline, and a broad academic background inComputer Science.
Applicants are requested to apply directly toComputer Science, preferably using the onlineapplication on the CS website with supplementarymaterials sent to Computer Science.
If applicable, a minimum TOEFL Score of 580, with aTWE score of 4.5 (writing rubric mean) is required foradmission.
Consists of a combination of research and advancedcourses, and prepares students to innovate and carryout research in a wide variety of areas of ComputerScience. The Master’s degree includes both Thesisand Report options. Please consult our website foradditional information.
ECONOMICS
www.unb.ca/econ/graduate/
Masters
Students with a BA, Honours Economics may complete degree requirements in onecalendar year.
International students whose first language isnot English must submit an official TOEFLScore (minimum 580) with a TWE score of 4.0 (writing rubric mean) or 25 (scaled score),a Statement of Interest, and official GraduateRecord Examination (GRE) test score.
The foundation of this program is a core of courses in microeconomics,macroeconomics, and quantitative methods.The program places special emphasis on the problems of regional economies.
EDUCATION
www.unbf.ca/education
Masters & PhD
Applicants are required to submit asupplemental information sheet,available on the faculty website
Masters degrees available in AdultEducation, Counselling Psychology,Critical Studies in Education,Curriculum Studies, EducationalAdministration, Education Studies,Exceptional Learners, InstructionalDesign and MEd in Curriculum andMEd in Educational Administration(online).
ELECTRICAL & COMPUTERENGINEERING
www.ece.unb.ca/graduate.html
Masters & PhD
Applicants should refer to thewebsite for application process andqualifications required.
Offers programs in BiomedicalEngineering, Communications,Electromagnetic Systems, OpticalFibre Systems, Control Systems,Electronics & Digital Systems,Digital Image/Signal Processing,Software Systems, SustainableEnergy, Power Electronics, ElectricalMachines, and Power Engineering.
ENGLISH
www.unbf.ca/arts/english/
Masters & PhD
For the Masters program (Academic), submit 10 pages ofrecent academic work in the proposed area of study. For the Masters program (Creative Writing), submit asample of academic work, and a sample (10-20 pages)of recent creative writing.
For PhD submit 20-30 pages of recent academic work,preferably in the area of proposed study.
If applicable, a minimum TOEFL score of 600 (or 213 oncomputer-based version) with a TWE of 4.0 is required.
The MA program has two streams: academic, withspecialists in most periods and fields; and creative writing,internationally reputed for many years.
PhD areas of specialization are Canadian and Maritimeliterature, Post-Colonial/ Commonwealth, American, andEarly Modern/Renaissance, and textual/editorial studies.
See website for more details.
January 15thOPEN(Encouraged to submit by February 28th for Septemberadmission)
January 15th January 31st OPEN January 15th
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ADDITIONALREQUIREMENTS
APPLICATIONDEADLINE
WEBSITE
ANTHROPOLOGY
www.unb.ca/arts/anthropology
DEGREE Masters
CONTACT [email protected]
Applicants are required to submit acomplete application and a one-pagestatement describing their interests inAnthropology and a topic upon which theywish to conduct thesis research.
Programs available in socio-culturalanthropology, biological anthropology, andarchaeology.
APPLIED HEALTH SERVICES RESEARCH
www.artc-hsr.ca
Masters
Applicants should request information onindividual degree requirements andadmissions from the School of GraduateStudies.
Prepares graduates with the necessary skillsto tackle the complex health policy issuesfacing us today and in the future.
BIOLOGYFREDERICTON
www.unb.ca/fredericton/science/biology/
Masters & PhD
Applicants are required to complete apreliminary assessment form(available online).
International students whose firstlanguage is not English, must submita TOEFL score, minimum 600, andTWE of 4.0 (writing rubric mean) or 25(scaled score).
Degrees are centered on thedevelopment and performance of anoriginal research project ranging frommolecular level, in organismic biologyto ecology and evolutionary biology.
BIOLOGYSAINT JOHN
www.unbsj.ca/sase/biology/gradstudies
Masters & PhD
Applicants should identify andcontact potential supervisors,whose primary researchinterests correspond to those ofthe applicant, by visiting thewebsite.
Once a faculty member hasexpressed an interest insupervising the project, theapplicant should submit theApplication for Admission to theDirector of Graduate Studies,Department of Biology, at UNBSaint John.
The study of living organismsand the study of animal and plantlife of a particular region,degrees are based on thedevelopment and performance ofan original research project.
BIOMEDICALENGINEERING
www.unb.ca/biomed
Masters & PhD
Applicants may submit a preliminary application throughthe Institute of Biomedical Engineering in order to matchthe student with an appropriate supervisor.
Entrance requirements vary by dept. But a B average orGPA of 3.0/4.0 is standard. Students will register in theappropriate academic department with their research being supervised by a Faculty member from the Institute.
Generally, students would have a background in disciplines such as electrical, mechanical, forestengineering, physics, psychology, exercise physiology,nursing and statistics. However, interested students fromother disciplines are invited to apply. In such cases, atransitional program of course work may be required.
Students changing from one major to another may berequired to take a transitional program of coursework.
The Institute offers a world-class environment for researchin biomedical engineering. Master’s and PhD programs areaffiliated with the relevant academic department, with theresearch conducted at the Institute.
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATIONFREDERICTON
www.mba.unbf.ca
Masters
Applicants should hold anundergraduate degree and areexpected to have had 3-5 yearsof work experience, preferable ata managerial level. Applicationsshould include a statement ofinterest, resume, GMAT (550), andthree letters of reference with atleast one academic reference.
If applicable, a minimum TOEFLscore of 580 on the writtenversion or 92 on the internetbased test is required with a TWE score of 4.0
Study core functional areas ofbusiness with specializationoptions in entrepreneurship,finance, law, sport & recreationmanagement, and engineeringmanagement.
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATIONSAINT JOHN
www.mba.unbsj.ca
Masters
Applicants require an undergraduate degreewith cumulative GPA of B (or 3.0/4.3); GMATminimum score 550 (GMAT waiver with3.2/4.3 GPA); two years cumulative ‘relevant’work experience; three references fromacademic and professional sources; a currentresume and personal statement on why youwant to study this program.
Pre-application form available on website.
International Students must submit a TOEFLScore of 580 (240 computer based) plus TWEscore of 4.5 or TOEFL IBT Score of 93.
With specializations in International businessor Innovation and Technology Management,this program will develop your managerialpotential and create expertise in the areasthat are important in the modern economy.There are also General Management andResearch options.
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
OPEN
www.unbf.ca/eng/che
Masters & PhD
Applicants are required to complete a pre-application form found on the website orthrough the department.
Applicants should rank in the top 5-10% of their graduating class.
If applicable, minimum paper-based TOEFLscore of 580, and a TWE score of 4.0 (computerbased scores would be 213 and 4.0 or greater).
Proficiency in English may also bedemonstrated through one of the followingtests, and must include any written componentsof that test battery: IELTS (minimum score of band 7); MELAB (minimum score of 85); or CanTest (minimum score of band 4.5).
Brings the study of physical materials (physics and chemistry) together with practicalengineering methods and techniques.
CHEMISTRY
OPEN
www.unb.ca/chem
Masters & PhD
Applicants are required tocomplete a preliminaryassessment form, found onthe website or through thedepartment.
International students, whosefirst language is not English,must submit a TOEFL score,minimum 580, and TWE of4.0 (writing rubric mean) or25 (scaled score).
Programs in inorganic, bio-organic, physical, theoreticaland computational chemistry.
CIVIL ENGINEERING
OPEN
www.unbf.ca/eng/civil
Masters & PhD
Applicants are required tocomplete a preliminaryapplication form, available onthe website or through thedepartment.
If applicable, a minimum TOEFLscore of 580 with a minimumTWE score of 4.0 is required foradmission.
Graduate studies and research instructural, geotechnical, waterand environmentaltransportation, concretematerials, and constructionengineering and management.
January 31st April 1st OPEN OPEN OPEN• March 31stfor September admission
• October 30thfor January admission
• May 31st for full-time study and/or to be eligible for bursaries
• July 15th for Canadian and International students• Open for part-time students
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ADDITIONALREQUIREMENTS
APPLICATIONDEADLINE
WEBSITE
DEGREE
CONTACT
DESCRIPTION
ADDITIONALREQUIREMENTS
APPLICATIONDEADLINE
WEBSITE
DEGREE
CONTACT
KINESIOLOGY
www.unbf.ca/kinesiology/graduate.html
MastersMasters of Business Administration
Applicants to the Exercise and Sport Science and Sport andRecreation Studies degree programs are to provide a detailedstatement of research goals and interests, the names of thefull-time faculty members which closely match your area ofinterest, along with the Application for Admission to theSchool of Graduate studies. It will be reviewed by theGraduate Admissions Committee on March 31st.
Candidates to the MBA (Sport and Recreation Management)program must also score 550 on GMAT (students may apply tohave the GMAT waived for CGPA of 3.6 or greater).
If applicable, a minimum TOEFL score of 60 (250 computer)and TWE of 5.0 is required.
Applicants interested in PhD studies should consult theInterdisciplinary Studies Program.
Provides a unique individualized opportunity for advancedstudy, research and work experience in selected areas ofexercise, sport, wellness, recreation, and leisure.
OPEN
MATH & STATISTICS
www.unb.ca/fredericton/science/math
Masters & PhD
Masters candidates in Pure or Applied Mathematicsshould hold a Bachelor’s degree with first or secondclass honours in mathematics.
Masters candidates in Statistics should hold a Bachelor’s degree with first or second class honours inmathematics or statistics or equivalent.
Applicants who have a suitable background in Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics may beadmitted to a Masters program in these areas, offeredjointly by the Departments of Mathematics & Statisticsand Physics.
PhD Candidates should hold a Masters degree from arecognized university.
Research interests cover commutative and non-commutative algebra, combinatorics, mathematicalmodeling and computation, mathematical biology,classical and quantum gravity, multivariate statisticsand spatial statistics, and evolutionary biology.
OPEN
INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES
www.unb.ca/gradstudies/programs
Masters & PhD
Masters applicants require a four-year honours program orequivalent with at least and A- average. PhD applicants require aMaster’s degree with thesis and at least an A- average.
Applicants are to submit a 5 page thesis/dissertation proposal (withworking bibliography), along with the following: a paragraphexplaining why she/he wishes to pursue a Masters or Doctoraldegree in Interdisciplinary Studies, a paragraph explaining thedifferent disciplines the candidate will bring to the research topic, aletter from the proposed supervisor indicating his/her willingness tosupervise the applicant, three academic references, a sample pieceof sustained academic writing (term paper of 15-20 pages, or thesischapter), and official transcripts of all undergraduate and graduatework taken at any post-secondary institution attended.
If applicable, a TOEFL score of 600 (paper) or 100 (internet), TWE5.5, or IELTS of 7 is required.
Enables students to pursue individualized and innovativeinterdisciplinary research outside the boundaries of existingdiscipline-specific graduate programs.
OPEN
FORESTRY & ENVIORNMENTALMANAGEMENT
www.unbf.ca/forestry/graduate.php
Masters & PhD
Applicants to submit a preliminaryassessment form and copies of theirtranscripts. If a supervisor is interested inthe applicant, and funding is in place, theFaculty will ask the applicant to submit anApplication for Admission to the School ofGraduate Studies.
If applicable, a minimum TOEFL Score of580 with a TWE score of 4.0 (writingrubric mean) or 25 (scaled score) isrequired for admission.
Offers PhD, Master of Science in Forestry,Master of Science in Forest Engineering,Master of Forestry, Master of ForestEngineering and Master of EnvironmentalManagement (by course, with anapplication deadline of March 1st).
GEODESY & GEOMATICSENGINEERING
OPEN
http://gge.unb.ca
Masters & PhD
Applicants should complete a pre-screeningprocess (visit the website for preliminaryassessment).
Post Graduate Diplomas in Mapping,Charting and Geodesy for Military Students.
Course-based Masters of Engineering(approx. 1 year) for students wanting toupgrade technical skills or learn anotherdiscipline to complement existing education.
If applicable, a minimum TOEFL score of550 with a TWE of 4.0 (writing rubric mean)or 25 (scaled score) is required foradmission.
Offers leading edge programs in GIS, GPS,Remote Sensing, Ocean Mapping,Hydrography, Engineering Surveys, andLand Administration.
Geodesy is concerned with determiningthe size and shape of the earth and itsgravity field; Geomatics concerns themanagement of geospatial information.
GEOLOGY
OPEN
www.unb.ca/fredericton/science/geology/
Masters & PhD
A preliminary application assessmentmust be completed including astatement (100-200 words) ofapplicant’s research interests (see website) which will be circulated to faculty members seeking graduatestudents. If a faculty member isinterested in considering a student for admission, and Application forAdmission to the School of GraduateStudies will be sent.
Please see website for currentresearch areas of study.
OPEN
HISTORY
January 15th
www.unbf.ca/arts/history
Masters & PhD
Masters applicants should submit aresume, a brief writing sampleand/or a statement of researchinterests.
PhD applicants need agreementfrom a member of the GraduateAcademic Unit in History to act as asupervisor, as well as a statementof research interests and a writingsample (usually a MA thesis).
Offers programs in CanadianHistory, International and MilitaryHistory, Women’s & Gender History,the History of Colonial NorthAmerica and the AmericanRevolution.
SOCIOLOGY
www.unbf.ca/arts/Soci
Masters & PhD
Masters applicants require an undergraduateHonours degree in Sociology or equivalent, minimumGPA of 3.5. Students without an Honours degree inSociology, out of university 2 or more years, may beconsidered following completion of additionalcourses.
PhD applicants require a MA in Sociology with MAthesis or equivalent.
Application should include a CV, unofficial transcriptand statement of interest (600 words) aboutintended research and why UNB was selected.
International students whose first language is notEnglish must submit a TOEFL score, minimum 650.
Offers research based degrees aimed at preparingindividuals for employment either inside or outside ofacademe. Areas of particular strength include SocialPolicy; Media, Communication and Culture; Family andDomestic Violence; and the Sociology of Health andHealth Care.
January 15th
PSYCHOLOGY SAINT JOHN
www.unbsj.ca/arts/psychology
Masters & PhD*
Applicants will have a BA (Honours) inPsychology and competitive scores onboth the General and Psychologysections of the Graduate Record Exams(GRE).
Applicants are encouraged to contactindividual faculty members that sharetheir research interests.
*The PhD in Experimental / AppliedPsychology is offered jointly with UNBF,while the PhD in Clinical Psychology isoffered in collaboration with UNBF.
Masters and PhD Programs inExperimental / Applied Psychology and a PhD in Clinical Psychology.
January 15th for PhDFebruary 1st for Masters
PSYCHOLOGY FREDERICTON
www.unbf.ca/psychology
PhD (entry from undergraduate degree)
Applicants must complete a Department of PsychologyGraduate Application Form, include curriculum vitaeand a biography (500 words or less) describingresearch interests and career goals. Two of the threeletters of reference must be from faculty familiar withyour work. Applicants must submit Graduate RecordExamination (GRE) Scores (both general and subjecttests).
For the clinical program, 3 supplemental letters ofrecommendation focussing on aspects of clinicalpotential must be obtained from the same individualswho wrote the academic references.
International students whose first language is notEnglish, must submit their TOEFL scores.
Offers degrees in clinical Psychology for careers asprofessional psychologists, as well as Experimental &Applied Psychology to prepare students for careers asresearchers and teachers of psychology.
January 15th
POLITICAL SCIENCE
www.unb.ca/arts/Poli
Masters
Applicants will have completed afour-year bachelor’s degree, orequivalent, in Political Sciencewith at least a B+ standing (75%)in their two most recent years ofcourse work. Other applicants,who do not satisfy therequirements for full graduatestatus, may be eligible to beadmitted into a qualifying year
With strengths in the areas ofpolitical theory, public policy,gender and politics, global politicaleconomy, and Canadian politics,courses of study and research aredesigned to meet the needs ofinterests of each student.
January 15th
PHYSICS
www.unb.ca/fredericton/science/physics
Masters & PhD
Applicants will have aPhysics degree in goodstanding from arecognized University.
Applicants are requiredto complete apreliminary applicationform available from thedepartment.
If applicable, TOEFL andTWE scores must alsobe submitted.
Offers a research-baseddegree in several areasincluding MagneticResonance Imaging,Space and AtmosphericScience, Atomic andMolecular Spectroscopy.See website for moredetail.
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NURSING
www.unbf.ca/nursing
Masters
Applicants should havecourses in undergraduatestatistics and nursingresearch and a minimumcumulative GPA of 3.3 orB+ level. Applicants mustbe registered or eligible forregistration as a nurse inNew Brunswick, andinclude a statement ofprofessional and researchinterests and career goals.
International studentsmay apply withoutCanadian registration.
Prepares nurses foradvanced practice inclinical, educational,administrative andresearch roles.
January 2nd
M PHIL in POLICY STUDIES
www.unb.ca/gradstudies/programs
Masters
The minimum entrance requirement is normally anundergraduate honours degree with a GPA of 3.5.Students must maintain a GPA of 3.0 throughout theirprogram.
Applicants are to submit a 3-5 page description of theirproposed internship report/thesis topic, along with thefollowing: a paragraph explaining why she/he wishes topursue an MPhil in the chosen stream, three academicreferences, a sample piece of sustained academicwriting (term paper of 15-20 pages), and officialtranscripts of all undergraduate and graduate worktaken at any post-secondary institution attended.
If applicable, a TOEFL score of 600 (paper) or 100(internet), TWE 5.5, or IELTS of 7 is required.
Studies are rooted in problem-based learning. Selectfrom 3 streams: • Philosophy, Politics and Economics• Sustainable Development• People, Property & Alternative Dispute Resolution
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MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
www.unb.ca/ME
Masters, MEng & PhD
Applicants are required to complete a pre-application formavailable on the Mechanical Engineering website.
Applicants for MScE or PhD should first contact a facultymember to act as a supervisor of their thesis and indicate thison their pre-application. They will be subsequently contacted,following review of their pre-application, if they should submit afull application to the School of Graduate Studies.
Applicants for the course-based MEng degree will becontacted, upon review of their pre-application, if they shouldsubmit a full application to the School of Graduate Studies.
Graduate programs in Biomedical and Nuclear Engineering, inassociation with the Institute of Biomedical Engineering andthe Department of Chemical Engineering, are also provided.
Prepares graduates to be involved in the research,development and design of a wide range of mechanicalsystems and components in diverse industries ranging frompower generation (automotive/aerospace) to manufacturing.
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Established in 1785, the University of New Brunswick is one of
North America’s oldest public universities. UNB’s tremendous quality
and breadth of teaching, ranked areas of study, relevant research and
innovative programs make it a leading national university.
UNB has two main campuses with a total enrolment of 12,500
students from more than 100 countries. Both campuses offer the
comfort and security of a small community, with a bigger city feel —
easily accessible by air and ground.
The Fredericton campus, one of the most beautiful in the country
with its red brick, ivy-covered Georgian architecture and lush
landscape, is located in a city of 80,000 which has been ranked
as one of the best places to live in Canada.
The Saint John campus is located in New Brunswick’s largest
city, which offers a vibrant arts and entertainment community
and a historic harbor-front of lively sidewalk cafés, restaurants
and shopping.
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