University of New Brunswick 2017-2018 by University of New Brunswick

2018-2019

The University of New Brunswick is not just a university—it’s a community. Experience genuine Maritime friendliness on our small, beautiful campuses. Be taught in classes where the professors know who you are and care about your progress. Our students are greeted with an abundance of opportunity—hands-on research, co-op and work-study programs, studying abroad, nation-leading athletics, countless clubs and societies. Our size is not a limitation, it’s liberating.

We know that our students are looking for more than just the traditional university degree. They’re looking for an education that prepares them for a global future and that equips them with the critical thinking, resourcefulness and creativity to harness their true potential. Education at UNB is about mentorship, collaboration and discovery. It’s about taking chances and believing in your power to create a future that matters.

Our focus on being the best we can has made us the home to world-leading research institutes and some of the best professors in the country. Our philosophy of education is about more than just being in class, it’s about engaging in experiences that forge your future and help you discover your true potential.

At UNB, we believe in your potential to make a positive difference. Above all, we believe in you. I hope to see you here soon. H.E.A. Campbell President and Vice-Chancellor

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Embarking on a university education is a fantastic challenge, and we are here to support your efforts along the way. UNB provides you with a full range of student support, helping you succeed while you’re here. Our services for students include: •

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Writing, Math and Science Help Centres

MAKING YOUR EDUCATION MORE AFFORDABLE With part-time employment on campus, you can gain valuable work experience while earning money to put towards your schooling. We also know that textbooks can be expensive. Our on-campus bookstores offer students the ability to buy new or used textbooks or to ‘Rent-A-Text’. We also have a price-matching program. All of these options help you save money.

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PARENTS As parents, you play an integral role in your childâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s success while at university. At UNB, we provide you with the resources you need to support your child from orientation through to graduation.

UNB.CA/PARENTS Get information on programs and courses, career planning, support services, resources, campus life, accommodations and more. Donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t forget to sign up for the e-newsletter.

UNB.CA/CAMPUSTOURS Experience campus life by joining your student on a campus tour.

FACEBOOK.COM/DISCOVERUNB Find out more about the latest activities and upcoming events at UNB! Share in the excitement of our future students and discover what our campuses have to offer.

UNB.CA/RECRUITMENT Attending a Future Student Event is a must for parents and students alike. Find out about programs, financial aid, housing options, travel opportunities, tips for success, available support resources and so much more.

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CAREERS Do you want a great career but don’t know what it could be? Our Career Connections website can help. Learn about yourself, find career ideas, gain insights into the job market and more. •

Complete a quiz to discover which programs are a good fit for you.

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Choose an area of study that interests you.

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Explore the types of career possibilities.

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ake decisions about your area of study. (Remember: it’s easy M to transfer into other areas.)

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work experience through internships, part-time work and co-op programs.

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With over 75 undergraduate programs, first-class facilities, world-renowned research and small class sizes, at UNB Fredericton, youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll get personalized attention and a university experience customized just for you.

STUDENT LIFE Your university experience is what you make of it —and getting involved is easy with more than 70 clubs and societies on our Fredericton campus.

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From the arts and sports to dancing and debating, it’s easy to do what you love and make new friends who share your passion. Participating in a club can play a major role in your personal development, and in some cases clubs can help you realize what direction you want to take in life. You can also have your say by joining the Student Union or student media. Some opportunities to get involved or just have fun while you’re on campus include: Societies, such as Engineering Undergraduate Society (EUS), Business Administration Undergraduate Society (BAUS), Kinesiology Society (KIN).

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Brunswickan: the oldest student publication in Canada.

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Campus and Community Radio.

mentors, concerts, guest speakers and Monday Night Film Series.

Left: Lady Beaverbrook Residence.

CITY LIFE Welcome to the City of Fredericton, one of Canada’s cultural capitals, bursting with the energy of a big city and bubbling with the warmth and character of a small town. Fredericton is a naturally beautiful city situated beside the St. John River. Stretching along the river is a trail system called “the Green”, which is connected to over 80 km of walking and biking trails that wind throughout the city and beyond.

Only minutes from campus to downtown, you will find bustling sidewalk cafés, ethnically diverse restaurants and pub-style fare. A local Saturday tradition is to visit the Boyce Farmers Market, recognized as one of the top 10 community markets in Canada. The capital is known for its dynamic music and event scene, including the renowned Harvest Jazz & Blues Festival in September, public art shows, and cultural events. Fredericton offers a unique experience for everyone. It’s more than a great place to study—it’s a great place to live!

ATHLETICS: GO V-REDS! Whether you’re a future star athlete or just looking to have fun and keep in shape, Athletics at UNB has what you need. Take advantage of our state-of-the-art facilities and top trainers. Play on one of our championship-winning teams or just cheer them on with your friends. TOP-TIER ATHLETIC FACILITIES •

he Richard J. CURRIE CENTER is one of the best sports facilities in the T country, providing a venue for fitness, recreation and high-performance athletics. It contains three full-size gyms, basketball and volleyball courts, a 191-metre running track and a human-performance lab.

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The BMO CENTRE is a top-tier soccer facility that is open for use year-round.

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he AITKEN UNIVERSITY CENTRE is the home to the 7-time U SPORTS T Champion UNB hockey team.

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ver 40% of Varsity Reds student-athletes achieve U SPORTS Academic O All- Canadian status, maintaining an average of 80% or higher.

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UNB varsity athletes are active volunteers in the community, participating in many fundraisers and programs.

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are 11 Varsity Reds teams, which compete in Atlantic University Sports: Women’s & Men’s Soccer, Women’s & Men’s Volleyball, Women’s & Men’s Basketball, Women’s & Men’s Track and Field, Women’s Swimming and Women’s & Men’s Hockey. We also have Varsity club teams: Women’s & Men’s Curling, Women’s & Men’s Cross-Country, Women’s & Men’s Wrestling and Men’s Swimming.

Want to know more about varsity sports and how you can get in on the action? Check out vreds.ca.

GET YOUR GAME ON Choose from a full roster of intramural sports, including softball, ultimate frisbee, outdoor soccer, ball hockey, basketball, volleyball and more.

JOIN A CLUB Club sports teams include baseball, cross-country, field hockey, football, judo, rugby, softball, wrestling and more.

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from 13 residences, all with unique features. You’re certain to find your perfect home away from home, including all-male, all-female and co-ed options. • Enjoy the convenience of a two-minute walk (or less) to classrooms, labs, libraries, athletic facilities, stores, coffee shops and more. • Live in a supportive environment. Each house has student Proctors and a House President leading a full committee of house leaders. Residents are also supported by three Residence Life Coordinators, who are full time, professional staff living on campus.

RESIDENCE: HOME AWAY FROM HOME Welcome to residence life. Living in residence at UNB is a rewarding experience that will create lifelong memories. Residence is a welcoming and supportive community, with designated staff available to assist you in your transition to university life. We offer a variety of fun, engaging and informative programs that help to create a strong sense of community. You will have many opportunities to get involved and develop your leadership skills. Residence is convenient, worry-free living!

DINING Our traditional-style residences require students to purchase one of our convenient meal plans, which includes an all-you-care-to-eat dining concept. Residents have access to three different dining halls across campus. Do you have special dietary needs? No problem! Our helpful dining team will work with you to ensure your needs are met. One of our dining halls also has a My Kitchen area, where you can prepare your own meals if you choose. Our meal plans also include dining cash that you can use at most on-campus retail outlets, such as Tim Hortons.

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RESIDENCE EVENTS Whichever house you are assigned, there will be many fun, engaging, educational and informative events throughout the year. Many of our events aid a variety of charitable causes, and we have raised well over $250,000 in the last five years. Some of these events include the Neville/Jones annual Bed Push, Bridges House Polar Dip and the long-standing Harrison House Great Pumpkin Sacrifice, which has been ongoing since 1973!

LIVING OFF CAMPUS? JOIN TOWNHOUSE! • Townhouse

is a “virtual residence” that connects you with other students living off campus and to the community.

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part in “house” activities, parties, BBQs, meet-and-greets, movie nights and more.

Left to right: Double Room, Harrison House; A Typical Double Room; Neville-Jones Annual Charity Bed Push; Single Room in McLeod; Residence Lounge, Harrison House.

WHERE PASSION MEETS PURPOSE. A UNB Arts degree is your gateway to a meaningful life. Here, youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll discover exciting new ideas and people who will change the way you see the world.

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FACULTY OF ARTS The Faculty of Arts offers flexibility and diversity, so you can tailor your degree to your interests and goals. In addition to more than 30 programs, you can earn a concurrent degree with other faculties or with the New Brunswick College of Craft and Design. You can also choose to major in Science or minor in Business—making our program the perfect gateway to graduate school, professional school, or a career in almost any discipline.

Arts students also have access to our internship program that offers work placements for undergraduate students with local organizations and community partners. These hands-on learning opportunities provide students with realworld working experience to develop their academic, professional and personal skills while they earn credit towards

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An education in Arts prepares students for success in every field imaginable—law, public service, teaching, business, medicine, the arts and more. 30+ programs of study ensure you’ll find a program that suits your interests. Combine disciplines with interdepartmental programs and certificates, majors and minors in Science, a minor in Business, and concurrent degree programs in Science and Computer Science. Internships, Fieldwork and Study Abroad opportunities let you learn outside the classroom.

their degree.

The Faculty of Arts has partnered with the New Brunswick College of Craft and Design to offer an Applied Arts degree—which combines liberal arts courses with creative disciplines like graphic design, jewellery and metal arts, fashion design, photography, digital media, ceramics, aboriginal visual arts, and textile design.

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STUDY OPTIONS

Bachelor of Arts (BA) is a four-year undergraduate program that provides a foundation upon which you can build a solid career in virtually any field.

Anthropology

French

Applied Behaviour Analysis

French Proficiency

Archaeology Business Administration

Gender and Women’s Studies

Classical Studies

German (CCS)

Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Science (BA/BSc) is a five-year concurrent program where students graduate with two university degrees (BA and BSc).

Classics

History

Comparative Cultural Studies (CCS)

International Development Studies

Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Computer Science (BA/BCS) is a five-year concurrent program where students graduate with both BA and BCS degrees.

Creative Writing

Law in Society

Drama

Media Arts & Cultures

Economics

Music

Economic Studies

Neuroscience

English

Philosophy

Ethics

Political Science

Family Violence Issues

Psychology

Film Production

Sociology

Film Studies

Spanish (CCS)

Bachelor of Arts & Science (BAS) is a four-year undergraduate program that allows students to study both liberal arts and sciences.

Bachelor of Applied Arts (BAA) is a four-year Applied Arts degree in partnership with the New Brunswick College of Craft and Design where students spend two years studying at each institution (UNB and NBCCD).

CAREERS

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Career possibilities with a Bachelor of Arts degree are unlimited, as your degree prepares you for any field that requires communication, research or organizational skills. Some options include: • Archaeologist

• Communications/Marketing

• Laboratory

• Archivist/Librarian

• Counsellor/Psychologist

• Lawyer

• Broadcaster/Reporter

• Economist

Doctor • Occupational Therapist • Pilot/Flight Instructor

• Civil

Servant Audiologist

• Clinical

• Filmmaker • Graphic

Designer

• Medical

Technologist

• Policy

Analyst • Project Manager • Researcher • Social Worker • Speech Pathologist

• Teacher/Professor • Translator • Web

Developer

• Writer

The Faculty of Arts Travel Study program lets students travel to different parts of the world; explore historic sites, ancient ruins and modern streetscapes; and visit famous museums and galleries while earning academic credit. These programs are once-in-alifetime opportunities designed and led by UNB professors who are passionate about sharing their extensive expertise in the history, culture and politics of the location.

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Legislative Assistant Green Party Legislative Office – Fredericton, NB JOSH O’DONNELL, BA ’17

“UNB’s Arts program allowed me to pursue my interests in economics and political science while also gaining an understanding of the business world through my minor. The arts internship program is fantastic because it bridges the gap between school and work. For me, this connection led to a job at the Office of the Green Party Leader UNB students visiting the Château de Vaux-le-Vicomte during the 2017 France Travel Study.

upon graduation.”

MAKE BUSINESS YOUR PLAN. Students in our entrepreneurship concentration learn how to recognize opportunities, research the business environment, formalize their ideas and prepare business plans.

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FACULTY OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Discover your potential to lead and create opportunities for yourself, your organization and your community. Students in our BBA program learn the fundamentals of business and refine their knowledge by testing it in the real world. Our program gives you many options to work with real businesses, solve real business challenges and develop real business skills.

In the Social Media Marketing course, you learn about current marketing strategies using the Internet and social media. Students recently experienced first-hand how these strategies work by collaborating in teams to develop and implement social media marketing plans for local businesses, using Google AdWords, Google Analytics and Google+.

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Gain a solid foundation of business knowledge combined with project-based learning and personal and career development. Gain the skills and confidence to recognize and execute great ideas through real-world business challenges. Meet business leaders and future employers through networking and professional development opportunities. Prepare yourself for a professional designation with courses in the Accounting, Finance, and Human Resources Management Honours programs. Engage with entrepreneurs from across Canada at our annual BMO Financial Group APEX Business Plan Competition.

In the fourth-year capstone course, Strategic Management, you collaborate on a real business challenge that integrates all of your knowledge and

Learn how to invest in the markets while managing $8 million in real assets through our Student Investment Fund programâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; the largest fund of its kind in Canada.

skills. Recently, students worked with local startup Resson Aerospace to analyze potential markets in other countries for their innovative drone technology.

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STUDY OPTIONS

Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) Choose from a range of honours and specialized programs that prepare you for a variety of careers and to pursue such professional designations as the Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA), the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA ) and the Certified Human Resources Professional (CHRP).

Accounting

Bachelor of Business Administration/Juris Doctor (concurrent) (BBA/JD) If you are interested in completing both BBA and JD degrees, you can apply to the Faculty of Law in your third year of the BBA. By completing the joint BBA/JD degree program, you can save one year of study.

Finance and Economics (combined)

Bachelor of Business Administration with Co-op Integrates classroom studies with work experience by alternating academic semesters with four-month paid work semesters. Our co-op program is accredited by the Canadian Association for Co-operative Education (CAFCE), which attests to the quality of the program.

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Economics Entrepreneurship Finance Human Resources Management International Business Marketing

Bachelor of Business Administration with Honours in HR The Society for Human Resource Management has formally recognized this program for following the recommended requirements for human resources degrees. This means that students completing this major are well prepared for the CHRP study path.

CAREERS

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Career possibilities with a Business Administration degree are unlimited. It prepares you for any field that requires communication, leadership or organizational skills. Some options include: • Accounting

• Communications

• Forensic

• Advertising

and Marketing • Cybersecurity Management • Entrepreneurship

• Finance

• Banking

• Human

Accounting

Resource Management

• Investment

Advising • Managerial Consulting • Market Research • Public Relations

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Service

• Sales • Social

Entrepreneurship • Teaching

Students in UNB entrepreneurship courses have the opportunity to learn from real entrepreneurs through a partnership with the Planet Hatch incubator space. In addition to full access to the resources of Planet Hatch, students receive guidance developing business ideas and business plans, spotting market opportunities, understanding the pivot process, negotiating contracts and developing marketing plans.

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LEARNING BEYOND LECTURES

Intern, Office of Infrastructure & Finance Head NATO Headquarters – Brussels, Belgium TUAN ANH BUI, BBA ’16

“As a member of UNB’s Student Investment Fund class, I helped manage one of the largest student-run funds in Canada with a portfolio of over $8 million. I completed the program with hands-on work experience, industry-related skills and a diversified network of finance professionals and SIF alumni—all of which prepared me for my Students pitching to a panel of judges at an IBEC pitch competition, UNB Wu Conference Centre.

internship at NATO headquarters.”

CYBER KNOWLEDGE. REAL- WORLD EXPERIENCE. Our co-op students work with government and private-sector organizations that create and use software as a critical part of their business. Employers include Canadian Space Agency, IBM, Electronic Arts, Siemens Canada, JD Irving, McCain Foods and Royal Bank of Canada.

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FACULTY OF COMPUTER SCIENCE A UNB Computer Science degree expands your world-view and gives you the background and qualifications needed to pursue a rewarding career in computing. Our core program subjects develop your problem-solving abilities, providing an understanding of fundamental information-processing concepts.

Our co-op education program enables you to alternate between academic terms and paid co-op work terms. Take your schooling and put it to work—then bring that experience back and put it to work at school.

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Our co-op education program includes paid work experience, enhancing your education. Concurrent degree programs in Arts and Science let you customize your Computer Science degree with another area you’re passionate about. Our award-winning student association’s activities and events keep you engaged outside of lectures. The CS Square creative space encourages you to collaborate with peers and explore topics outside of your courses.

The Computing Science Creative Space (CS Square) is an entrepreneurship centre within the UNB Fredericton Faculty of Computer Science. Have a project you want to pursue on your own? Are there subjects you want to study outside of your courses? CS Square is a creative space where students, faculty and local industry can meet to collaborate and exchange innovative ideas.

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PROGRAM LIST DEGREES

STUDY OPTIONS

Bachelor of Computer Science (BCS) Master the fundamentals of computing. Graduates design and build innovative computer applications that help solve problems in all areas of life.

Computer Science Information Systems Mathematics

Bachelor of Science in Software Engineering (BScSwE) Master the fundamentals of computing and engineering. Graduates apply engineering principles to design and build large, complex, safety-critical software systems in industries such as aerospace, health and energy.

Engineering Electives from Business, Arts, Sciences and other disciplines

Want to combine your degree with another discipline? These concurrent degree programs allow you to combine your interest in computer science with your other interests: • Concurrent Bachelor of Arts/Computer Science (BA/BCS) • Concurrent Bachelor of Science/Computer Science (BSc/BCS)

CAREERS

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A Computer Science degree prepares you for any field that requires technology and problem-solving skills. Some options include: • Agriculture

• Cybersecurity

• Film

• Information

• Aviation

• E- Commerce

• Forest

• Medicine/Healthcare

• Business Analysis

• E- Learning

Management • Game Design

• Mobile

System Integration

Communications

• Project

Management Development

• Software

The Faculty of Computer Science offers Co-op programs with alternating full-time work and study terms. The sequence of study and work terms allows students to be available for related employment on a year-round basis. The length of a work term is normally 16 weeks, and students are paid at competitive rates.

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Cloud Computing Solutions Architect Blue Spurs – Fredericton, NB TERRI MCALLISTER, BCS ’12

“Being able to combine the theory I learned in the classroom with the hands-on application of my 5 co-op work terms lead me to a full-time job offer before I graduated. I now work as a cloud computing solutions architect for a New Brunswick company, owned by the same person that hired me on my first work-term in 2008.” The Faculty’s Cooperative Education Program engages students through paid positions with employers like IBM Canada, contributing as team members on real projects to apply and extend their learning.

GREAT EDUCATORS START HERE. Three recent BEd graduates were nominated for the prestigious Edwin Parr Teacher Award in 2016, which recognizes six outstanding first-year teachers in Alberta.

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FACULTY OF EDUCATION At UNB, we are passionate about education and the critical role that it plays in transforming society. Education at UNB is a place of learning, a place to think about teaching, and a place to explore educational issues affecting our society today.

Early Childhood Education Centre Our nationally and internationally recognized educators in the Early Childhood Education Centre developed the NB Early Childhood Curriculum Framework-English. This framework has been adopted across New Brunswick as well as other Canadian and international schools.

WHY UNB?

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Admission Advantage (FEAA ) lets you reserve your spot in our competitive BEd program by applying from high school. Our BEd that spans 10 months offers students a unique opportunity to combine theory and practice with our fully embedded practicum model. You get hands-on practicum experience in the classroom early and often. Specialists in your teachable areas help you learn and become part of a community of educators. You could choose to do your advanced practicum in an international setting.

Mi’kmaq-Wolastoqey Centre The Mi’kmaq-Wolastoqey Centre provides a learning environment for First Nations students to develop a strong cultural foundation as well as academic and professional skills. The centre also offers opportunities for UNB students and faculty to become familiar with Wolastoqey and Mi’kmaq histories, cultures, contributions, and treaty rights through principles of respect, sharing, harmony, acceptance and unity in diversity.

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STUDY OPTIONS

Bachelor of Education (10-month school year) Elementary and secondary streams with specializations in French or English second language, art education, literacy, mathematics, science, social studies, and health and physical education.*

Certificate in Teaching English as a Second Language (CTESL ) and Certificate in Teaching French as a Second Language (CTFSL ) Offered by the Second Language Research Institute of Canada (L2RIC), one of the Faculty’s many centres of excellence. L2RIC contributes significantly to the body of research in second language learning both nationally and internationally. Students in these programs will study under the guidance of these renowned scholars.

Unique features: Our school years program is unique in Canada for its embedded practicum. Students are in their practicum school for the first 2 weeks of the year as well as every Monday during Fall term, a 5-week block in Nov/Dec, and 3 winter Mondays leading up to an 8-week block in the spring.

Certificate in Early Childhood Education (ECE) Provides participants with the knowledge and skills that will enable them to foster dynamic learning environments for young children. Includes 4 courses in ECE and a practicum in a K-2 setting.

Bachelor of Education for First Nations A BEd focusing on elementary education open to First Nations students who have successfully completed high school or equivalent. Unique features: This program offers students the opportunity to pursue a BEd degree within their home community or to engage in on-campus study when possible.

Concentrations are available in the areas of literacy, exceptional learners and counselling. To obtain a concentration, students must include at least three courses beyond program requirements in a single area of study.

* Successful completion of an undergraduate degree is a prerequisite for admission.

CAREERS

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Students acquire the knowledge, skills and flexibility needed to think critically and address current issues in education. More teaching opportunities open up around the world as the link between education and economic prosperity become known. Career examples include: • Administration/Leadership

• Curriculum

• Facilitator/Trainer

• Classroom

• Early

• International

Teacher Specialist

• Communication

Further study may be required for some options.

Development Childhood Educator • Educational Support Worker

ESL Instructor

• Program

Coordinator (museums, galleries, youth organizations, government agencies)

The UNB Bachelor of Education program offers a variety of unique practicum opportunities. From the beginning of the program, BEd students receive hands-on experience teaching in the classroom. Students may choose to complete the final block of their practicum overseas in an international setting. Those BEd students interested in working with young learners can engage with the children in UNB’s Early Childhood Education Centre's 4-year-old classroom.

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Math & Science Teacher St. Joseph Collegiate – West Brooks, AB NATALIE CORMIER, BEd ’16

“UNB played a pivotal role in my success as a firstyear teacher. The BEd program really allowed me to hone my organizational, interpersonal, and time management skills—all the while guiding me through the professional aspects of the education field. My practicum, which was by far the most valuable component, was supplemented with meaningful conversations with professors and peers.” Cultivating creativity in our 4-year-old classroom.

CANADAâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S FIRST ENGINEERING PROGRAM. The UNB Faculty of Engineering has been preparing graduates for success in their engineering careers since 1854, when UNB was the first university in Canada to introduce an engineering program.

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FACULTY OF ENGINEERING Engineering is more than a job—it’s an opportunity to change the world. From medicines to machines, computer software to commuter trains—engineers design, build and provide services that let society function. We care for our world and your part in it.

The UNB Faculty of Engineering co-op program provides students with real-life opportunities, at home and abroad, to explore careers in, and related to, Engineering. The co-op experience is designed to enhance students’ personal and professional development, resulting in a competitive advantage upon graduation.

WHY UNB?

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Seven distinct programs with a variety of course options to help you discover your passion and unlock your potential. Highly regarded faculty committed to instruction that is varied, practical and engaging. Apply classroom-based learning via team-based projects, real-life industry design challenges and co-op placements. Enhance your experience with international exchanges, engineering design competitions and entrepreneurial support from our Technology Management & Entrepreneurship (TME) program.

Each summer, the Ocean Mapping Group (part of Geodesy and Geomatics Engineering) invites top undergraduates in the Ocean Mapping course to work aboard research vessels. Students travel to the Canadian Arctic or the fjords of British Columbia, where they gain valuable field experience.

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PROGRAM LIST DEGREES

STUDY OPTIONS

UNB Engineering offers seven “Engineers Canada” accredited undergraduate programs (Bachelor of Science in Engineering) and one three-year degree in geomatics (Bachelor of Geomatics). Due to the breadth of our engineering programs, students often elect to pursue minors in environmental studies, chemistry, international development studies, leadership or other options that complement any engineering degree. Most notable is our popular diploma in Technology Management and Entrepreneurship (DTME ), which is a unique opportunity for students to add sought-after business skills and credentials to their degree. UNBetween TRANSITION-TO -UNIVERSITY CAMP Prepare for your first year in Engineering by attending real primer classes and labs at UNBetween Transition-to-University Camp. During the weeklong camp, you’ll learn how to improve your test-writing, note-taking, study and time-management skills.

Chemical Engineering Civil Engineering Electrical Engineering Geological Engineering Geomatics Engineering Mechanical Engineering Software Engineering Additional options include Biomedical Engineering, Energy Conservation Engineering, Mechatronics and Computer Engineering.

Learn more at go.unb.ca/UNBetweenEng.

CAREERS

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An engineering degree will prepare you for unlimited career possibilities by developing your problem-solving and services skills. Some options include: • Biomedical

• Healthcare

• Petrochemicals

• Computer

• Machinery

• Pharmaceuticals

• Construction

Security

• Manufacturing

• Polymers

• Energy

• Mining

• Property

• Food

• National

Processing

Defense

and Biotechnology Development • Resource Monitoring and Mapping

• Robotics

Applications • Software Design and Development • Telecommunications/Mobile Technologies • Transportation Aerospace • Web System Development

The Annual Engineering Design Symposium showcases the design work of approximately 300 final-year Engineering students in our product design and disciplinary capstone design courses. Students present their work in parallel sessions, with prototypes on display for public viewing. The Symposium lets students promote the engineering design capabilities they have developed over 4 years of study at UNB.

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LEARNING BEYOND LECTURES

Global Management Trainee Labatt Brewing Ltd. – Halifax, NS TAYLER HUNT, BSE.CHE ’17

“My undergraduate degree in Chemical Engineering has enhanced several qualities for my career, including my problem-solving abilities and time management skills. The skills I have developed at UNB have definitely prepared me for my career at Labatt Brewing Ltd. as a Global Management Trainee.”

PREPARE FOR ONE OF CANADA’S BEST JOBS. UNB can help you become a natural resource manager—ranked one of Canada’s best jobs in 2017 by Canadian Business Magazine.

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FACULTY OF FORESTRY & ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT Forestry & Environmental Management is about trees, plants, water, and wildlife. It’s about atmosphere, soil, and landscapes. It’s about people: their beliefs, values, and needs. In the Forestry & Environmental Management program, you will learn how to manage all of these things in sustainable ways—solving complex problems for the benefit of current and future generations.

Forestry & Environmental Management researchers, students and alumni have developed world-leading software systems used to manage half a billion hectares of forest. They have also pioneered the use of satellite imagery to assess permafrost in the Arctic.

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One of Canada’s only undergraduate forestry programs. 95% of graduates are employed in the natural resource sector. ForEM’s career coaching helps 85% of students gain well-paying, careerrelevant, summer work experience. Students undertake environmental management projects for real-world clients: Cities of Fredericton and Saint John, Parks Canada, Acadian Timber, and Nature Trust NB. During 6-day on-site visits, students use their knowledge and skills to address existing forestry and environmental issues.

Forestry & Environmental Management students experience hands-on learning and small classes with supportive instructors. Students are prepared for, and assisted in, gaining well-paying, degree-relevant summer and permanent employment across Canada.

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PROGRAM LIST DEGREES

STUDY OPTIONS

Bachelor of Science in Forestry Students in the Forestry program combine critical thinking with social and natural sciences to solve real-world problems. They develop forest and land management plans that satisfy social, environmental and economic objectives. Graduates can obtain Registered Professional Forester status that is recognized across Canada.

Climate Change

Bachelor of Science in Environment and Natural Resources The Environment and Natural Resources program equips students with the knowledge, skills and ethical foundation needed to address today’s complex environmental issues. The degree offers three areas of concentration: Environmental Management, Wildlife Conservation and Water Resource Management.

Forest Wildlife Ecology and Management

Conservation Biology Environmental Assessment and Management Forest Landscape Management Forest Watershed and Fire Management Geographic Information Systems Plants and the Environment Remote Sensing Social and Cultural Systems Soils for Plant Growth Urban Forestry and Watershed Management

CAREERS

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A wide array of fulfilling career paths are available to graduates with a degree in Forestry & Environmental Management. Career examples from recent graduates include: • Climate

Change Mitigation Officer • Environmental Consultant • Environmental Policy Analyst • Environmental Research Scientist • Forest Manager

• Forest

Operations Supervisor • Forest Products Marketer • Geographic Information System Specialist • Habitat and Wildlife Biologist • Land Use Administrator

• Natural

Resource Specialist • Terrestrial Biologist/Ecologist • Urban Forester • Wildlife and Environmental Officer

In their fourth year, Forestry & Environmental Management students undertake projects involving research, planning and implementation in forest, water and wildlife management. During these projects, students work alongside real-world clients to find practical solutions. In the past, clients have included the Cities of Fredericton & Saint John, Parks Canada, Acadian Timber, and Nature Trust NB.

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LEARNING BEYOND LECTURES

Environmental Scientist Dillon Consulting Limited – Fredericton, NB ALISON SMITH, BENR ’13

“During my time in the Faculty of Forestry & Environmental Management at UNB, I developed skills in technical writing, learned best practices and developed a better understanding of the management of natural systems. I feel that the practical skills the faculty provided me made me unique in a field full of biologists and environmental practitioners competing for jobs.” Environmental Management student tests water at the UNB woodlot.

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APPLY WHAT YOUâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;VE LEARNED. Our programs combine high-quality instruction with hands-on learning, real-life experiences and offer placements in career-related work settings.

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FACULTY OF KINESIOLOGY UNB’s Faculty of Kinesiology provides a comprehensive approach to the study of human movement. It offers a transformative student experience through practicums and internships. It delivers hands-on scientific experience in our state-of-the-art labs and the opportunity to work alongside professors who are leaders in their field.

At UNB we tailor your practicums to careers that interest you. This helps you make career decisions as well as gain work experience. You may choose to job shadow a health care worker, help coach a sports team or volunteer with a community agency. Practicum courses count as three or six credit hours towards

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Our program is specially designed for students who want to affect change through creative programming, preventive health strategies, community development, inclusiveness and education. Our program prepares our students for professional careers in the medical and health fields at the highest level in Canada. Our program provides hands-on experience in career-related work placements and laboratory-based courses.

your undergraduate degree.

Like practicums, internships place you in a job setting, but for a longer term. These are full-time, unpaid four-month placements with an organization best suited to your career goals. You’ll become part of the team, learning and contributing as you go. You’ll gain experience and make connections. Many of our intern placements have led to full-time jobs. The internship counts as 12 credit hours towards a Bachelor of Recreation and Sport Studies degree.

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PROGRAM LIST DEGREES

STUDY OPTIONS

Bachelor of Recreation and Sport Studies (BRSS) program prepares you to create, manage and execute programs that will contribute to healthy communities and healthy lives. This program is unique in that it offers four options: Management, Wellness, Education Preparation and BRSS with a minor. • Four-year program • Focuses on social-psychological aspects of recreation, sport and physical activity • Combines theoretical instruction with hands-on learning • Options for Honours and Directed Studies • Offers placements in career-related work settings

Bachelor of Recreation and Sport Studies (BRSS)

Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology (BScKIN) is a CCUPEKA accredited program that provides a solid foundation in human movement and performance in relation to exercise, sport, work and wellness. Our program offers a transformative experience through hands-on learning. • Four-year program • Focuses on human health and performance • Combines theoretical instruction with hands-on learning • Options for Honours, Directed Studies, and Minor in Ergonomics • Offers placements in career-related work settings

Strategies for Health Promotion

Health and Wellness Management of Recreation and Sport Organizations Marketing/Sponsorship in the Recreation/Sport Industry Modern Olympic Studies Nutrition for Healthy Living Sport and Leisure Psychology Youth Development through Recreation and Sport Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology (BScKIN) Biomechanics Exercise Physiology Exercise Prescription for Health, Well-Being & Performance, and Chronic Diseases Exercise and Sport Nutrition Human Anatomy and Physiology Human Factors in Ergonomic Design Prevention and Care of Athletic Injuries Sport Psychology

CAREERS

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A degree in Kinesiology leads to a wide array of career paths through hands-on learning and real-life experiences. Some options include: • Athletic

Therapy

• Coaching

• Community • Education

Development and Planning

• Ergonomics • Exercise

Physiology • Exercise Prescription • Health/Fitness

• Health

Professions

• Kinesiology • Leisure

Services

• Nutrition

• Recreation

Therapy and Recreation Management • Sport and Recreation Marketing • Trainer • Sport

The Faculty of Kinesiology is dedicated to helping students hit the ground running, offering hands-on learning immediately in year one. First year students will have opportunities for practical lab experience, performing tests that include Biomechanical Motion Analysis, Motor Learning Assessment and VO2 Max testing. By fourth year, students are self-directing their projects and working with real clients.

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Executive Director Softball New Brunswick – Fredericton, NB ALYSSA SHUPE, BRSS ‘14

“The BRSS program gave me the theoretical and technical skills necessary to prepare me for a range of job opportunities in my chosen field. I enjoy what I do — I am very passionate about sport, recreation, and leisure and this new job is just the cherry on top. I love what I do and I wouldn’t have it any other way.” 41

SUPPORTIVE FACULTY WITH AN OPEN-DOOR POLICY. UNB is Canadaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s great small law school. Our size allows us to get to know each and every student. At UNB Law, you are not just another number.

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FACULTY OF LAW If you are a creative problem solver with a passionate interest in the law, and you want to explore a career in a challenging and progressive environment, then UNB Law is the place for you.

UNB Law provides students with an array of opportunities to put legal theory into practice: competitive mooting program, in-house law journal, judicial or public interest internships, and clinical opportunities.

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UNB Law students are creative problem solvers with a passionate interest in the law. Our program is rooted in our determination to treat our students as individuals, and to offer a broad legal education through our core curriculum. Our outstanding faculty is dedicated to ensuring you have a positive, enriched learning experience.

Employers routinely remark on how prepared UNB Law students are for the rigours of practice. We have one of the strongest career-oriented JD programs in Canada, and we pride ourselves on ensuring our graduating students are ready to hit the ground running.

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PROGRAM LIST DEGREES

STUDY OPTIONS

Juris Doctor (JD) • A three-year program (90 credit hours) • A balance of core compulsory courses as well as a wide range of specializations and elective courses, such as Aboriginal Peoples and Law, Negotiations Law, Legal History and Health Law. • Students will acquire skills in critical thinking, problem solving, advocacy, collaboration/consensus building, research and writing.

Course Areas • Aboriginal

• Administrative • Commercial • Corporate • Criminal

Joint MBA/JD four years, you earn a Master of Business Administration and Juris Doctor. • Each academic term, students register in either the MBA or JD program. • Corporations and law firms across the country quickly recruit our MBA/JD graduates.

Rights Law

Law

Law/Domestic Public Law

• Employment

• In

• Family

Law

• Health

Law

• Intellectual

• Property

CAREERS

and Labour Relations

Property

• International

• Tax

Law

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A UNB Law degree can prepare you for a variety of careers. Some options include: • Arbitrator • Compliance

• Ethics

Officer

• Entrepreneur

• Human

Rights Officer Counsel

• In-house

Law is a rewarding, dynamic, intellectually stimulating career choice.

• Lawyer

• Legislative

• Legal

• Mediator

Correspondent

Drafter

• Negotiator • Policy

Analyst

UNB Law participates in a variety of competitive moots across Canada, covering a range of legal disciplines from trial advocacy to tax law. These exciting competitions provide our future lawyers with the opportunity to accelerate their legal research, writing and oral advocacy skills. Student participants argue their cases before experienced judges while also meeting competitors from other law schools.

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LEARNING BEYOND LECTURES

Articling Student Borden Ladner Gervais – Toronto, ON TED FLETT, JD ’16

“UNB Law’s practice-ready teaching focus meant that I was able to hit the ground running as much as possible while summering at a national firm in Toronto. I didn’t always have the solution to the problem, but I rarely felt like a complete fish out of water, helped by guideposts that formed my path to an answer or range of answers. My professors were often mindful to draw links between the subject matter and the Students and coach prepare for the Harrison Moot final – an appeal before a bench of three judges based on a real case.

practice or profession of law.”

CLINICAL EXPERIENCE FROM THE START. The curriculum is sequenced to allow students to develop knowledge and apply skills needed in clinical practice. Beginning in year one, students receive hands-on clinical experience in diverse settings.

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FACULTY OF NURSING UNB Nursing is a program where tradition meets innovation. Nursing is a rewarding career filled with the potential for travel, personal and professional growth, and opportunities to impact individuals, families and communities.

UNB Nursing provides students with many opportunities to become skilled, knowledgeable and compassionate nurses. Students will enjoy clinical practice in hospitals, long-term care facilities, rehabilitation centres and various community settings. With a lifespan approach to nursing education, students will work with and

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Our Aboriginal Nursing Initiative (ANI) supports and encourages the enrolment and retention of Indigenous students in the Bachelor of Nursing program. International clinical practice opportunities. Student-instructor ratio of 7 to 1 in clinical courses. During their final year, students will have input into a preceptorship placement in which they will be matched with a Registered Nurse and complete a 12-week clinical experience.

learn from clients of various ages, in all years of the program.

UNB Nursing integrates experiential learning to help students apply their education in real-life scenarios. This enables students to develop their critical thinking and problem-solving skills.

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PROGRAM LIST DEGREES

STUDY OPTIONS

Bachelor of Nursing (BN) The Bachelor of Nursing (BN) program provides excellence in nursing education while integrating classroom studies with clinical experiences in various practice settings. Students engage in opportunities to learn about and practice nursing in multiple clinical environments and graduate well-prepared to enter the nursing profession.

Bachelor of Nursing Four-year program in Fredericton, Saint John and Humber College Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning in Toronto. Students can enter this program directly from high school or transfer from another University degree program. Bachelor of Nursing Advanced Standing Program (ASP) Two-year Advanced Standing Program in Moncton or two-year Second Entry Program in Humber College Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning in Toronto. Students can enter either of these programs after completing a minimum of 60 credit hours (two full years) of University coursework.

CAREERS

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A degree in Nursing prepares you for careers that require problem-solving and critical thinking skills. Some options include: • Community

• Hospitals

• Northern

• Extended

Health Clinics Care Facilities • Home Care

• Public

• Seniors

Health Services

and International Nursing Opportunities Centres

Nursing students gain incredible clinical experience working within the interdisciplinary team at the Fredericton Downtown Community Health Centre. No other community health centre in Canada is so completely integrated as a teaching facility with a post-secondary institution. It is a “living lab” that exemplifies social justice in action, providing accessible services and outreach to populations in need.

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LEARNING BEYOND LECTURES

2nd Year Medical Student Senior Nursing Officer with the Canadian Armed Forces CAPTAIN STEPHANIE SMITH, BN ’04

“The leadership and communication skills I developed while at UNB Nursing are invaluable. I have consistently drawn upon the strategies that my clinical mentors demonstrated in practice. The exceptional instruction coupled with the support I received from my professors have been fundamental in my development as a nurse and as an army officer.”

INTERDISCIPLINARY LEADERSHIP STUDIES. A degree with unlimited possibilities that lets you inspire change and make a difference in the world.

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FACULTY OF LEADERSHIP STUDIES RENAISSANCE COLLEGE UNB’s Renaissance College is Canada’s first Bachelor's degree in Leadership. This innovative interdisciplinary program, designed for highly capable learners, recognizes the need for skilled leaders in all sectors of society. We foster strong academic development, critical thinking and practical leadership skills through hands-on learning, internships and community projects.

Students enrolled in Renaissance College

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We’re Canada’s premier Bachelor's degree in Leadership. 30-student maximum class sizes. International internships let you experience the world as part of your degree. A close-knit community of learners. Customizable degrees that let you build your own future.

can complete their degree in an accelerated three-year plan (eight continuous terms) or in a traditional four-year plan. Students earn a Bachelor of Philosophy degree in Interdisciplinary Leadership (BPhil), with a minor in at least one other subject area, such as Biology, Business, Classical Studies, Applied Science, International Development and more.

Renaissance College classes are held in a beautiful 1895 Victorian mansion, located in Fredericton’s historic district. Students will enjoy a tight-knit learning environment, with no more than 30 classmates. An orientation camping trip, common meals, homemade soup every Thursday, and special events all contribute to the feeling of family at Renaissance College.

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STUDY OPTIONS

Bachelor of Philosophy in Interdisciplinary Leadership (BPhil) • Students combine their leadership education with a discipline or professional area of their choice. • Students reflect on and evaluate their learning in terms of specific outcomes. • Students develop leadership skills, creativity and perseverance through innovative, experiential learning, participating in service-based learning activities and internships.

Course areas

Add Leadership to your degree

• Practicing

Certificate in Leadership and Civic Responsibility is a 15-credit-hour program open to any student enrolled at UNB.

• Citizenship

• Worldviews, • Personal

• Foundations

of Leadership

• Quantitative

Approaches to Problem Solving

Leadership in Community Projects and Community

• Democracy • Science

Minor in Leadership Studies is a 24-credit-hour program open to any student enrolled at UNB.

Leadership in Cross-Cultural Contexts

• Democracy • Change

Problem Solving and Research Project

& Insights

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Graduates enter professional programs such as:

Renaissance College graduates successfully embark on an amazing variety of post-graduate activities and careers. A high percentage of graduates pursue post-graduate studies in a wide range of disciplines, including:

• Education

• Medicine

• Law

• Psychology

• Anthropology

• Journalism

• Public

• Biology

• Business

and Global Policy

Leadership and Social Entrepreneurship

• Community • Images

and Public Policy in Canada

and Society

• Practicing

CAREERS

Religions and Cultures

Well-Being

Administration • Social Work

• Economics

• Environmental

Studies

• Film • International

Health Policy

• Political

Science Development

• International

Many graduates also go directly into the workforce as consultants, civil servants, NGO employees and researchers.

At Renaissance College, students are required to take part in two mentored, full-term internships. The first internship is domestic, with a focus on leadership in the workplace. The second is international and is designed as a cross-cultural learning experience. During their second internship, students volunteer with local community organizations to learn with and from their hosts. To date, students have travelled to over 40 different countries.

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Public Sector Analyst T4G Limited – Fredericton, NB SARA TAAFFE, BPhil ’15

“Renaissance College was more than just a degree – it was a learning opportunity that allowed me to grow in many capacities, strengthening my intellectual, cultural and emotional intelligence. Their experiential-based courses coupled with benchmarked progress, allowed me to understand how to grow in a holistic way and has provided me with an essential skillset that can be applied to opportunities across the board.” Third-year student Ali Balcom on her International Internship in Bhutan.

UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH AND CO-OPS. In the UNB Science program, youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll have the unique opportunity to conduct undergraduate research and participate in the co-op program after your first year of study.

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FACULTY OF SCIENCE At UNB Science, we encourage our students to explore their options, test the waters, and discover what makes them tick. Our goal is to ignite your passion and help you acquire the scientific knowledge and skills necessary for career success.

The Peer Assisted Learning (PAL ) program is designed to help first-year students understand the material covered in Biology, Chemistry and Physics. PAL leaders are upper-year Science students who attend lectures, meet with course instructors and

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Our students view the world with a limitless curiosity and recognize the importance of the questions they ask. The answers they discover here form the foundation needed to solve the challenges the world faces. Our students consistently capitalize on the knowledge they develop to take leadership roles in an increasingly scientifically sophisticated world.

lead small, collaborative learning sessions. Science 1001 is a professional skills seminar course designed to enhance your skills and self-directed learning as you transition into the first year of university.

The Faculty of Science offers a variety of experiential learning opportunities, with field courses that engage students in a team-based environment. One example is the Marine Biology Field Course, which offers a comprehensive introduction to the ecology and biology of coastal marine organisms in the Bay of Fundy. Another example is our Earth Sciences Field Schools, which teaches students to use techniques learned in class in the field.

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STUDY OPTIONS

The Faculty of Science offers a multidisciplinary approach, with over 25 degree possibilities, joint programs and concurrent degree options. For students interested in health-related professions, we offer Pre-Health Professional streams.

Biology

Statistics

Biochemistry

Bachelor of Medical Laboratory Science (BMLS)

Chemistry Earth Sciences

Building a résumé that stands out

Economics

Interested in putting your acquired knowledge to good use? UNB Science provides you with many opportunities to expand your professional skills. Work for companies in Canada and around the world through our co-op programs—or take part in research groups during the term or summer months.

Environmental Geochemistry General Science

Interdisciplinary Degree Programs such as Bachelor of Arts and Science (BAS)

Physics

Concurrent Degree Programs such as Arts and Science (BA/BSc) and Computer Science and Science (BCS/BSc)

Psychology

Co-op Programs

Mathematics Medicinal Chemistry

CAREERS

Interdepartmental Programs

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Career possibilities with a Bachelor of Science are unlimited. A UNB Science degree prepares you for any field that requires communication, research, and organizational skills. Some options include: • Analysts

and Consultants

• Biologists • Chemists • Computer

Programmers • Entrepreneurs

• Financial

• Information

• Meteorologists

• Geochemists

• Interactive

• Research

and Investment Analysts and Geophysicists • Geologists/Mineral Technologists • Health Professions

Systems Media Developers • Laboratory Technicians • Mathematicians

Scientists and Economic Development • Statisticians and Actuaries • Social

Over 40% of UNB’s Science degree is hands-on. This includes lab courses, field trips and unique field schools. Students spend well over 400 hours obtaining on-site exposure both locally and across Atlantic Canada. Whether you’re working on campus in one of UNB’s labs or at a location as far as Africa, the Faculty of Science provides countless opportunities to apply your classroom knowledge to real-world situations.

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LEARNING BEYOND LECTURES

Graduate Student UNB – Fredericton JENNIFER ADAM, BSC (HON) EARTH SCIENCES-PHYSICS ‘17

“Studying Earth Sciences at UNB was hands-on experiential learning at its very best. Every class was accompanied by lab time that allowed me to put theory into practice. Because of UNB’s field schools, I was able to step out of the classroom to study, map and learn about the geology of different areas. These schools helped open my eyes to the next career step Minudie, Nova Scotia, second-year field school.

in my life: mineral and natural resources.”

With degree programs in three faculties, state-of-the-art facilities and an accessible, welcoming atmosphere, UNB Saint John is celebrating its roots and building a future you can be a part of.

STUDENT LIFE

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At UNB Saint John, there are a number of ways to get involved: •

he Students’ Representative Council (SRC) represents over 2,500 students, T both full-time and part-time, and offers a range of services to students throughout the academic year. Get involved and personalize your experience at UNB Saint John. Services include the student legal aid program, safe ride, health and dental plan and more. Through advocacy efforts, the SRC also represents the students of UNB Saint John to administration, government and through a number of committees and affiliated organizations.

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ave fun and meet new people in one of the many clubs and societies. H From faculty clubs to cultural societies and everything in between, we have an extensive list of clubs and societies open to all.

•

I nterested in media? Our campus radio station gets you on the air at Local 107.3FM. You may also be interested in The Baron, which is our campus online news media produced by students during the academic year.

•

he Promise Partnership is a community outreach initiative that provides T UNB Saint John students with the opportunity to become involved in literacy and numeracy support programs that are offered to youth in one of Saint John’s five priority neighbourhoods. As a Promise Partnership volunteer, students build meaningful connections, and truly make a difference in the life of a young person.

Left: Hans W. Klohn Commons.

CITY LIFE You will know as soon as you explore its historic streets or stroll along its scenic waterfront that there is something quite extraordinary about Saint John. Here, you will feel the vibrant past of the oldest incorporated city in Canada, as you experience the intriguing modern edge of New Brunswick’s thriving port city. In Saint John, you’re always just a stone’s throw from a variety of activities, entertainment and amenities. A reliable and affordable transit system makes it easy to move between the campus and uptown.

Saint John has a dynamic music scene, fantastic restaurants and nightlife, inspiring art galleries, great shopping, exciting sports teams, a beautiful boardwalk and a bustling city market. It’s all the urban excitement you need in a safe city that defines Maritime hospitality. Located on the famous Bay of Fundy, where it meets the St. John River, Saint John is also close to hiking and biking trails and sandy beaches. Water excursions include kayaking, whale watching and jet boat riding. Saint John is the perfect setting for a well-rounded student life while you are here pursuing your degree. It’s a place where you won’t just be happy to study, you’ll be happy to live.

ATHLETICS: GO SEAWOLVES!

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Sports, fitness and wellness can be a big part of your experience at UNB Saint John. If you like the active life, you’ll find everything you need on our campus: work out in a state-of-the-art facility, join a team or just cheer one on. ENERGIZE YOUR EXPERIENCE

CLUB SPORTS

Take year-round advantage of our G. Forbes Elliot Athletics Centre, featuring a fitness centre, a weight-training room, and a gym large enough to host three simultaneous basketball games. Team change rooms and meeting rooms are also available. Discover our Canada Games Stadium, with its artificial-turf field, updated grandstand and new running track.

Club sport teams are comprised of individuals who wish to participate in a sport at a level of competency not normally provided in other athletics offerings. It’s a great way to stay active and meet new people in a relaxed environment. Students can choose from:

VARSITY SPORTS Our Seawolves compete in the ACAA Conference in: Women’s Soccer • Women’s Basketball • Women’s Volleyball •

• • •

Men’s Soccer Men’s Basketball Men’s Volleyball

Our Varsity Reds compete in the AUS Conference in: •

Men’s Rugby Women’s Hockey • Cross-Country •

•

Men’s Football Badminton

CAMPUS RECREATION We host a variety of intramural activities, aerobics and fitness classes, wellness seminars and special events. For more information on our offerings, contact us at 506 648 - 5520.

Track & Field

Dr. Colin B. Mackay Residence

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YOUR HOME, OUR COMMUNITY. Living in residence is an opportunity to meet friends and engage with the overall university experience. The Residence Life community offers students increased academic support, organized social activities, enhanced safety and security, accelerated growth and development, and comprehensive transitional support. This is the Residence Advantage.

RESIDENCE: HOME AWAY FROM HOME

SAINT JOHN

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Our two secure co-ed residences offer an engaging environment for you to enjoy the total university experience. Both residences are walking distance to classes, the fitness centre, student pub, cafeteria and transit. They are also connected to our indoor pedway system, keeping you warm and dry when the weather is not so nice outside. Our residences fill up fast, so apply early!

SIR JAMES DUNN RESIDENCE • 63

single rooms and 3 double rooms

• Free

Fibe internet

• Free

Fibe TV connection

• Free

in-province long distance

• Free

laundry facilities

• Common • Newly

TV lounges

renovated washrooms

• 85

DR. COLIN B. MACKAY RESIDENCE two-bedroom suites

• Adjoining

single rooms with shared kitchenette and bathroom

• Free

Fibe internet

• Free

Fibe TV connection

• Free

in-province long distance

• Free

laundry facilities

• Common

TV & study lounges

DINING With a variety of delicious meat and vegetarian options; all-day breakfasts; fresh sandwiches, soups and salad; and “the grill”, there’s always something good to eat at UNB. Convenient and cost-effective meal plans are offered through the Baird Dining Hall, using a debit-type card. You can even use your card at the on-campus Tim Hortons. Left to right: Double Room, Sir James Dunn Residence; Dr. Colin B. Mackay Residence; Premium room, Dr. Colin B. Mackay Residence; Sir James Dunn Residence; Lounge, Colin B. Mackay Residence.

REAL - WORLD EXPERIENCE. The Saint John Faculty of Arts is dedicated to giving students the practical experience they need to succeed. Our Political Science courses allow students to develop solutions for local community issues, while our Criminal Justice program challenges them to think about the psychological, sociological, political and historical bases of criminal justice issues.

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FACULTY OF ARTS Degrees in Arts from UNB Saint John prepare students for a career within a diverse and changing world. Our interdisciplinary programs and experiential learning opportunities ensure our graduates are ready to face the challenges of today and tomorrow.

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Award-winning teachers and internationally recognized scholars. Small classes sizes.

Our English major offers theatre production courses held in partnership with the Saint John Theatre Company. In these courses, the theatre companyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s studio becomes the classroom and the productions become the course content. Students have the opportunity to learn about stage management, technical production and performance as part of their academic degree.

Approachable faculty who use innovative teaching styles and experiential-learning activities. Numerous opportunities to take part in university research. Courses that let you accumulate the knowledge and skill necessary for meaningful employment. Co-op Program that provides three paid work terms in a 4-year degree.

Our Information and Communication Studies major allows students to structure up to 20% of each course around independent projects that meet its ICX criteria: experience, exploration, experimentation and expression. This allows students to develop a portfolio of creative projects throughout their degree that supplements their academic learning.

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PROGRAM LIST DEGREES

STUDY OPTIONS

Bachelor of Arts (BA) offers students access to excellent teachers and well-recognized scholars. Students graduating with a BA from UNB Saint John come away with the theoretical and practical knowledge necessary for success in a changing world.

Majors

Minors

Biology

Business

Economics

Cognitive Neuroscience

Bachelor of Education (concurrent) (BA/BEd) at UNB Saint John is unique in Atlantic Canada. It includes courses in learning through art, music in the classroom, health promotion, teaching exceptional learners, and literacy. Students take part in a two-week classroom observation and a 15-week field-study practicum in a New Brunswick public school.

English

Comparative Literature

French

Computer Science

History

Criminal Justice

Information and Communication Studies

Gender Studies

Mathematics

Information Technology

Philosophy

Linguistics

Bachelor of Arts Co-op provides students with real-world experience in public, private, and not-for-profit organizations. Students complete three paid work terms that complement their course-based experiential learning.

Health Sciences

Politics Psychology Sociology Statistics

CAREERS

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Career possibilities with a Bachelor of Arts are unlimited, as your degree prepares you for any field that requires communication, research, or organizational skills. Some options include: • Archivist • Bank

Manager • Civil Servant

• Community

• Diplomat

• Journalist

• Police

• Teacher

Development Worker • Cultural Affairs

• Doctor

• Lawyer

• Policy

• Writer

• Environmental

Planner

• Marketing

Specialist

Officer Analyst • Public Relations

The Promise Partnership at UNB Saint John lets Arts students volunteer with elementary students at local community schools. For one hour each week, Arts students lead younger students in hands-on academic activities designed to enhance literacy and numeracy development. It’s a great way for Arts students to make a difference in the community while applying the critical-thinking skills learned in class.

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LEARNING BEYOND LECTURES

Social Researcher & 211 Project Manager Human Development Council – Saint John, NB NATALIA HICKS, BA (HON) IN POLITICS ’12

“UNBSJ pushed me to think critically, write effectively and check my assumptions. I was supported by academics who went above and beyond to educate, provide research opportunities, and connect the abstract to our community. I was at an advantage when I went on to do an M.A. in Socio-Legal Studies.” A UNB Saint John student volunteer and a grade two student work on increasing literacy skills.

HANDS- ON LEARNING WITH UNLIMITED OPPORTUNITIES. Prior to graduation, 4 out of 5 co-op students receive a job offer because of the experience and network they build through our co-op program.

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FACULTY OF BUSINESS We invite you to join an exceptional educational experience with innovative programs well known for quality and consistency. Our programs are led by subject-matter specialists who introduce you to an exciting array of career pathways in the world of business and entrepreneurship.

The Advantages of Accredited Co-op Our undergraduate co-op program is one of the first Canadian Association for Co-operative Education (CAFCE ) accredited programs in the province. Our graduates work with top professionals in the field and are routinely hired in both the private and public sectors—with some going on to become entrepreneurs.

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Small campus where faculty know you by name. Nationally accredited co-op program with more than 25 years of successful placements. Courses are taught by researchers and practitioners with a clear understanding of local and global issues. Our accounting students regularly excel in their Uniform CPA exams and are highly sought after by local and international firms. Students have presented academic papers nationally and internationally. Students regularly compete and place well in regional and national competitions.

With the UNB Saint John Faculty of Business, you get an exceptional educational experience that will give you a competitive edge in today’s business environment. We were the first in the country to offer a degree in e-commerce and our accounting program is helping to fuel the region’s financial services industry. We also help college students transfer their studies into a business degree.

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PROGRAM LIST DEGREES

STUDY OPTIONS

Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) is well known in the business community for its ability to produce future business leaders. You can choose from several program options and take advantage of the accredited co-op program. Bachelor of Applied Management in Hospitality and Tourism (BAMHT ) 3+1 option* is a 4-year degree designed to meet the growing demands of the Tourism and Hospitality industry. Students who complete the Saint John BAMHT program come away with two key credentials: a certificate and a degree. Bachelor of Applied Management (BAM) 2+2 option† is designed for college graduates who are interested in furthering their education, making a career change or advancing within their current workplace. The program enables you to re-enter the workforce as a manager or run your own company, and allows for completion in 4 consecutive terms.

Accounting Economics Electronic Commerce Finance French Communication and Culture Hospitality and Tourism Human Resources Marketing

Bachelor of Applied Management in Accounting (BAMAC) 2+2 option† complements the accounting experience gained through a college education with university-level studies in accounting. You will increase your accounting expertise and be able to pursue a professional accounting designation. Bachelor of Applied Management in Hospitality and Tourism (BAMHT ) 2+2 option† lets college graduates continue their education at the university level and earn an undergraduate degree in just two years (or four semesters), but cannot be completed in 4 consecutive terms. In addition to class projects and case studies based on local businesses, students can also gain real-world experience through our accredited co-op program. *3+1 option: Study three years at UNB Saint John and one year at an approved partner college. † 2+2 option: Study two years at an approved partner college and two years at UNB Saint John.

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Career possibilities with a business degree are unlimited. It prepares you for any field that requires communication, leadership or organizational skills. Some options include: • Accounting

• Communications

• Advertising

• E-Business

• Banking

• Entrepreneurship

• Civil

• Finance

Service

and Marketing

• Graduate

• Market

• Sales

• Human

School and Research Resource Management • Investment Advising • Managerial Consulting

• Public

Research Accounting • Public Relations • Public Service

• Supply

Chain Management

UNB has created a hands-on learning experience, with assistance from Enterprise Saint John, that lets students see first-hand the challenges faced by start-ups. Students work alongside local entrepreneurs to develop and implement go-to-market business plans. This is just one of many community-learning opportunities where BBA students can make potential employment connections while applying their classroom knowledge to real-life situations.

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LEARNING BEYOND LECTURES

Management Trainee Air Canada – Montréal, QC DANA DODSWORTH, BBA ’17

“I graduated from the BBA program in May, 2017 and began working for Air Canada in June, 2017. The work experience I gained through the UNBSJ Co-op Program, the leadership skills I attained through being a student athlete, and the personal growth I achieved by studying abroad allowed me to feel confident in my ability to succeed in my career.” Fourth-year business class meeting off-campus at VentureGarage (Saint John) to build the business plan for a student employment/career app.

EXPERIENCES THAT GO BEYOND. Students considering a career in a health-related profession can apply to the pre-professional stream within the bio-psych major. This stream provides experiences that extend past the regular curriculum, preparing students for a professional program such as medicine.

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FACULTY OF SCIENCE, APPLIED SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING (SASE) The UNB Faculty of Science, Applied Science and Engineering (SASE) was designed for individuals dedicated to pushing boundaries and instigating real change. In this program, you will systematically examine the natural world around you and solve practical problems using information from discovery science.

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Small classes where professors know your first name. Learn from world-class professors. Experiential learning opportunities offered in all programs. Paid and unpaid research opportunities for undergraduate students.

The UNB Saint John Marine Biology program provides real-world experience through an intensive 12-week immersion semester at the Huntsman Marine Science Centre, located in picturesque St. Andrews, New Brunswick.

Undergraduate students in Science can work with researchers in the Natural Products Research Group to examine plants used by aboriginal people to treat illness. The purpose of this research is to find active components within the plants that could lead to new antibiotics and cancer treatments.

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STUDY OPTIONS

Bachelor of Science (BSc) provides students with a foundation in the biological, physical and mathematical sciences. During this four-year program, students can choose from a variety of majors, specializations and minors. Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (BScCS) equips students with the skills and knowledge they need to contribute to the exciting and developing field of big data. Bachelor of Health Sciences (BHS) gives students the opportunity to provide highly specialized medical care directly to patients. Students can study in three streams, which include radiography, respiratory therapy and radiation therapy. Bachelor of Nursing (BN) gives students valuable real-world experience during clinical care practicums at hospitals and through community, industry and public health programs and agencies. Students also receive first-class education and support from professionals in the field. Bachelor of Nursing for Registered Nurses (BN/RN) for existing registered nurses who want to obtain their BN. It is offered through either full-time or part-time studies. Bachelor of Science in Engineering (BSE) students get off to a great start in Saint John, enjoying the benefit of small classes for up to two years of their program before transferring to our Fredericton campus to complete their degree.

The following are majors in the Bachelor of Science: Biology Biology-Psychology Environmental Biology Marine Biology Mathematics Mathematics and Economics Physics Psychology Statistics A Networking and Software Engineering specialization is available in the Bachelor of Science in Computer Science. A Certificate in Data Analytics is available through the Department of Computer Science.

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Career possibilities with a Bachelors of Science degree are unlimited, as your degree prepares you for any field that requires critical thinking, research or organizational skills. Some options include: • Actuarial

Science • Dentistry and Pharmacy

• Engineering

Consulting • Fisheries and Aquaculture

• Health

Care • Medicine

• Nursing • Software

• Veterinarian

Development

Medicine

Our Bachelor of Nursing (BN) and Bachelor of Health Sciences (BHS) programs are unique due to their close proximity to clinical resources, including those of the largest tertiary care hospital in the province. Students may share classes or clinical experiences with students from other programs—creating additional opportunities to learn from other health disciplines.

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Interprofessional Education (IPE) Simulation Interprofessional education is transforming healthcare education. It is now a well-established fact that collaborative healthcare teams improve patient outcomes. As such, UNB’s Nursing and • Many

opportunities for clinical practice in urban and rural health settings.

Health Science programs are dedicated to teaching

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Students work with individuals, families, groups and communities.

students to collaborate effectively in practical

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Small student-to-faculty ratio.

settings. Partnering for Patti is one example of

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Award-winning researchers, staff and teachers.

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opportunities with Dalhousie Medicine NB and NBCC Allied Health.

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Realistic practice environments that mimic real-life scenarios.

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Science Students at UNB Saint John can complete a Bachelor of Science (BSc) degree in Biology, Biology-Psychology, Marine Biology, Environmental Biology, Mathematics, Statistics and Economics.

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BSc. Biology-Psychology program is designed for students interested in both biology and psychology. It is intended for students with interests and career goals in any area of neuroscience, human biology, medicine, dentistry, nursing, pharmacy or graduate school. As with any degree in the biology department, the BSc. in biology-psychology is offered as a major or as an honours program.

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Pre-Professional Stream lets students go beyond the regular curriculum, better preparing them for their future goals in health-related professions such as medicine.

• Certificate

in Mathematics for Education. Ideal for current and future school teachers for whom Mathematics is a potential teachable subject or for those who simply wish to expand their knowledge in the field of Mathematics.

• Opportunities

for students to be engaged through seminars, demonstrations and other volunteer activities: Fundy Regional Science Fair, Let’s Talk Science, NB Math Competition, and Canadian Math Kangaroo Contest.

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Marine Semester The Marine Semester, held at the Huntsman Marine Science Centre, is a 12-week immersion program for 3rd and 4th year students. The program features hands-on study of marine organisms—including whales, seals, birds, algae, fish and invertebrates. The semester includes lectures, research seminars, discussions, labs, field trips and independent research projects designed to expose students to innovative marine biology research.

Our Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (BScCS) program is accredited by the Canadian Information Processing Society (CIPS). Certificate programs in Computer Science and Data Analytics—as well as a CS Minor and an IT minor—are also available.

Analytics Certificate is the only program in the Maritimes targeted towards students who already have some background in another discipline.

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• Data

• E xpertise

in new areas of computing: web sciences, data analytics, and data mining. have founded successful start-up companies, found employment with government agencies and successful high-tech companies, and embarked on academic careers at world-renowned universities.

Senior Consultant ( Technology) Deloitte – San Francisco, CA

• Alumni

• Professors

are active researchers and have won national awards for their work in core CS and interdisciplinary subjects such as Biomedical Informatics and Health IT.

Bachelor of Science in Engineering (BSE) students can enrol in any of the 7 disciplines: Chemical, Civil, Electrical, Geological, Geodesy and Geomatics, Mechanical, and Software. The program runs in parallel with UNB Fredericton, where students can complete the first two years of their degree at UNB Saint John (first year only for Geological and GGE) before transferring to our Fredericton campus to complete their degree. There are co-op work opportunities for students who wish to gain more experience while completing their degree. Admission is competitive.

UJJWAL (SUNNY) UPADHYAY, BScCS ’12

“The curriculum is well balanced, giving equal importance to theoretical and practical knowledge— which I believe is key when preparing for a career in technology. As an international student, I found the faculty and peers to be very welcoming. Small class sizes not only provided me with a platform to interact with instructors one-on-one, but it also cultivated a culture of inclusion and collaboration.” 77

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FINANCIALS AND SCHOLARSHIPS UNB has many resources to reduce your costs, such as scholarships, bursaries and employment programs. Our financial aid office helps you with everything from information about bank loans to budgeting.

UNB: AN INVESTMENT WITH A HUGE RETURN Our top scholarship is the Schulich Leaders Scholarship valued at $100,000! Chances are, the higher your marks, the bigger the scholarship. UNB calculates a scholarship average, which is based on the 6 courses required for admission, plus up to a maximum of 4 bonus points for enriched courses. So remember to study hard and apply for scholarships.

RENEWABLE OPPORTUNITIES AT UNB Our Renewable Opportunities Program encourages students to set their academic goals high and recognizes them for achieving academic excellence year after year. It’s simple: the value of scholarship support for the upcoming year is based on your academic achievement in the previous year. You need to apply each year to ensure we have the most up-to-date information, which will help us find the best possible scholarship for you.

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1 IN 2 GET A SCHOLARSHIP In 2016 -17, one in every two students entering UNB directly from high school received a scholarship.

$7.8 MILLION IN SCHOLARSHIPS That’s how much UNB awarded to undergraduates last year.

STUDENTS MUST APPLY FOR SCHOLARSHIPS There is one, easy online application which covers the majority of awards for both campuses (over 400). UNB does the work for you and finds the scholarship that is best suited for you. Visit unb.ca/scholarships. The deadline is March 1st.

Use your Loyalty program miles or points to help fund your UNB fees. HigherEdPoints enables students studying in Canada to redeem points or miles from their Loyalty Program and turn them into funds to offset their university or college fees. Through HigherEdPoints.com, Aeroplan® Miles can be redeemed for HigherEdPoints credits which can offset UNB fees, including tuition, residence and meal plan fees. Anyone can donate their points for individual students, or to UNB for students in need. Visit higheredpoints.com for more information.

$1,000

$500+

ENTERTAINMENT/ MISC.

SCHOLARSHIPS (DEPENDING ON GRADES)

BOOKS

$6,500

$6,626 TUITION*

MY MY POSSIBLE INCOME POSSIBLE

MY EXPENSES

$17,675– (FR) $19,110

(SJ) (SJ) $8,270 – (FR) $9,570

(SJ) $516 – (FR) $651 OTHER FEES**

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$145 $118

(SJ) $7,175 – (FR) $8,610

INCOME– $17,675 $17,800 $19,110

PARENTAL CONTRIBUTION/ STUDENT LOAN

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HEALTH

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HOW IT ALL ADDS UP

$3,000 PART-TIME WORK DURING SCHOOL YEAR (10 HR/WK )

$500 LOYALTY PROGRAMS POINTS

DENTAL *3% tuition rebate to New Brunswick students. **Supplemental fees/costs may be applicable for Engineering and Nursing.

MY UPPER-YEAR INCOME OPPORTUNITIES Proctorship in Residence

$4,172 (single room-meal)

Co-op Programs ( four-month terms)

$6,400 –$17,000

Scholarships ( higher grades = higher scholarships)

$1,000+ (depending on grades)

Summer Employment

$11– $15/hr

UNB Work-Study Program

$13/hr

Loyalty Program Points

$500 –$1,000

HOW TO APPLY AFTER YOU APPLY STAY CONNECTED Check your email regularly for official updates from UNB about your application. Plus, take advantage of UNB’s online application resources, where you can check your application status and see which documents we’re waiting for to complete your application.

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SUBMIT YOUR REQUIRED DOCUMENTS CHOOSE YOUR PROGRAM UNB has over 75 different degree programs. In your application, you will have the opportunity to select a first and second choice. Your second choice will only be considered if you are unsuccessful in your first choice. For program information, visit unb.ca/programs.

MAKE SURE YOU MEET THE REQUIREMENTS To be considered for admission to a program at UNB, you must first meet the university’s program-specific requirements. For a full list of program requirements, visit unb.ca/admissions/requirements.

BEGIN YOUR APPLICATION Create your personal UNB application account and log into your account to begin your application. You can save and return to your application at any time. Visit unb.ca/admissions to get started.

SUBMIT YOUR APPLICATION AND PAY THE FEE You’re almost done! All that’s left to finalize your application is to submit the application along with the $65.00 non-refundable application fee.* OPEN HOUSE AND FUTURE STUDENT EVENTS Meet one-on-one with an

After you’ve submitted your application, we will quickly notify you by email about which documents are required and how to submit them. We will also let you know when we have received them. The deadline to submit supporting documents is March 31.

CONFIRM YOUR SPOT To confirm your place at UNB, you will need to submit a non-refundable tuition deposit by May 15th (unless otherwise specified). This fee is necessary to secure your place and will be credited towards your tuition. The tuition deposit not only confirms your spot in your degree program but also confirms your scholarship offer. To be considered for scholarships, you need to apply by March 1st. Visit unb.ca/scholarships.

QUESTIONS? Contact chooseunb@unb.ca or call 1 888 895 -3344.

Admissions Officer. We’ll personally review and evaluate your application. Apply online and bring your official transcripts to our Open House or one of our Future Student Events and we’ll assess you on the spot. You could walk away with your official acceptance! * Once payment has been processed, an Admissions Officer will personally review your application and send updates confirming your required documents.

STUDENT ABROAD PROGRAM: THE WORLD IS YOUR CLASSROOM Studying abroad lets you earn credits towards your UNB degree while discovering new cultures and experiences.

Our programs are available to all students regardless of previous travel experience. Financial assistance is available to help with the cost abroad. UNB offers one-on-one coaching as well as group workshops to ensure

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that you are well-prepared before going abroad. You will also get help to International opportunities are available to all UNB students through our

maximize your international experience to gain important skills for your

exchange programs, travel-study programs or internships/co-op programs.

future career and build an international network of contacts.

You can choose between short-term abroad programs ranging from 1-3

As an internationally mobile student, you are in a better position to find your

weeks and studying or working abroad for a full term and up to a year. We

first job, and studying abroad is a great investment in your future career.

have partners all across the world in both English and non-English speaking countries in Europe, Asia, South America, the Caribbean, Australia and Africa.

The first step to studying abroad is to come and see us in person. We look forward to meeting you!

UNB HAS A WIDE VARIETY OF INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS IN 36 COUNTRIES.

MORGAN HORNIBROOK

â&#x20AC;&#x153;Learning and living abroad was an opportunity of a lifetime and has given me valuable job skills that I would not have been able to develop otherwise.

I have a much deeper global understanding, I am able to adapt to new situations quickly and my independence has grown significantly.â&#x20AC;? Morgan was an exchange student at Nanyang Technological University in Singapore for one term.

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SCHEDULE A TOUR One of the best ways to get a feel for our campuses first hand is to take a personalized tour and see what it is like to be student here at UNB. You can meet professors, eat in the cafeteria, sit in on a class and check out the residences. Personalized tours are available six days a week. For more information, visit unb.ca/campustours where you can book your tour.

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