Program Overview

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University Programs

The University of New Brunswick offers a variety of programs for students.

Undergraduate Programs

• Undergraduate Programs are available for students who have completed their secondary education.
• These programs provide a foundation for further studies or entry into the workforce.

Graduate Programs

• Graduate Programs are available for students who have completed their undergraduate degree.
• These programs provide advanced studies in a specific field.

Experiential Education

• Experiential Education provides hands-on experience in a specific field.
• This type of education helps students apply theoretical knowledge in practical situations.

Continuing Education & UNB Online

• Continuing Education & UNB Online provide opportunities for students to continue their education through online courses or part-time studies.
• These programs are designed for students who cannot attend full-time classes.

Career Connections

• Career Connections help students connect with potential employers and find job opportunities.
• This service provides resources and support for students to transition into the workforce.

English as a Second Language

• English as a Second Language programs are available for international students who need to improve their English language skills.
• These programs help students develop their language skills to succeed in their studies.

Exchange and Study Abroad

• Exchange and Study Abroad programs provide opportunities for students to study in other countries.
• These programs help students gain international experience and broaden their cultural understanding.

Admission Requirements

Admission requirements vary depending on the program.

Undergraduate Admission

• Undergraduate admission requires a secondary school diploma or equivalent.
• Additional requirements may include specific courses, grades, or entrance exams.

Graduate Admission

• Graduate admission requires a bachelor's degree or equivalent.
• Additional requirements may include specific courses, grades, entrance exams, or work experience.

International Students

• International students must meet the admission requirements for their program.
• Additional requirements may include language proficiency tests, such as IELTS or TOEFL.

Transfer Students

• Transfer students must meet the admission requirements for their program.
• Additional requirements may include transcripts from previous institutions and course equivalency evaluations.

Tuition and Fees

Tuition and fees vary depending on the program and student status.

Tuition

• Tuition fees are charged per course or per semester.
• Fees may vary depending on the program, student status, and course load.

Residence and Meal Plans

• Residence and meal plans are available for students who want to live on campus.
• Fees for residence and meal plans vary depending on the type of accommodation and meal plan chosen.

How to Pay

• Tuition and fees can be paid through various methods, including online payment, bank transfer, or in-person payment.
• Students can also apply for financial aid or scholarships to help cover the costs.

Financial Aid and Scholarships

Financial aid and scholarships are available to help students cover the costs of their education.

Financial Aid

• Financial aid is available in the form of loans, grants, or bursaries.
• Students can apply for financial aid through the university's financial aid office.

Scholarships

• Scholarships are available for students who demonstrate academic excellence, leadership, or community involvement.
• Students can apply for scholarships through the university's scholarship office.

Budgeting

• Budgeting is an essential skill for students to manage their finances effectively.
• The university provides resources and support to help students create a budget and manage their finances.

Student Employment

• Student employment opportunities are available on and off campus.
• Students can apply for part-time jobs or internships to gain work experience and earn money.

Research Areas

The university has various research areas, including:

About UNB Research

• UNB research focuses on innovative and interdisciplinary research.
• Research areas include science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM), as well as social sciences and humanities.

Partner on Research

• The university partners with industry, government, and other institutions to conduct research.
• Research partnerships provide opportunities for students and faculty to collaborate on projects and gain practical experience.

Athletics and Student Life

The university offers various athletic and student life programs.

Athletics

• The university has athletic teams, including the UNB Reds and the Seawolves.
• Students can participate in sports, fitness, and recreation programs.

Student Life

• Student life programs include clubs, societies, and community involvement.
• Students can participate in various activities, such as volunteer work, leadership development, and cultural events.

Academic Dates

The university has specific academic dates, including:

2021 BN Advanced Standing Program Summer Term

• The summer term begins on April 29, 2021.
• The last day to add or drop a course is May 13, 2021.
• The last day to drop a course without academic penalty is June 25, 2021.
• The last day of classes is July 26, 2021.
• Final examinations will be held from July 28 to 30, 2021.

Financial Information

The university has specific financial information, including:

Deadline for Course Payment

• The deadline for course payment is the first day of classes.
• Students must pay their tuition fees in full by the deadline to avoid late fees or penalties.

Refund Policy

• The refund policy varies depending on the student's enrollment status and the date of withdrawal.
• Students who withdraw from the summer term may be eligible for a prorated refund.