This year marks UNB's 225th anniversary, an important milestone in our history and an occasion to showcase our accomplishments and reinforce our significant role in Canadian education. More »
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Two main campuses with programs around the world
UNB has two main campuses: one in Fredericton, New Brunswick's capital, and the other in Saint John, New Brunswick's largest city. More »
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Fredericton Campus
Helping farmers be greener
Heather Loomer, a graduate student at the University of New Brunswick in Saint John, believes her research will benefit the provincial agriculture industry. More »
From the classroom to the stage
Students in two engineering programs at the University of New Brunswick in Fredericton ended their degree with a marriage of work and fun – by designing guitar pedals. More »
- UNB hosts admission on the spot events for future students & parents
- Governor General Award winner speaking at UNB
- Status of AUNBT/UNB collective bargaining for contract academic instructors and librarians - Joint news release
- Professor knows the need for speed - New Brunswick Business Journal
- Two UNB-led research projects awarded over $10-million from NSERC
- UNB Student Investment Fund raises bar with best performance yet
I love the teaching style at UNB.
“ I find that professors lecture at a level that’s suitable for all students. UNB is the right choice for me.”
“ I find that professors lecture at a level that’s suitable for all students. UNB is the right choice for me.”
- Theressa Govindsamy, Bachelor of Arts ('09)
Actions speak louder than words.
“Other places may say they are community focused. UNB gets involved. UNB is the right choice for me.”
“Other places may say they are community focused. UNB gets involved. UNB is the right choice for me.”
- Brian Beaudette, Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology (’09)
UNB is a place where I can totally be myself.
“Everyone encourages you to succeed. UNB is the right choice for me.”
“Everyone encourages you to succeed. UNB is the right choice for me.”
- Emily Furrow, bachelor of applied management ('09)