About University of New Brunswick
University of New Brunswick is a public university in Fredericton, Toronto, New Brunswick, Ontario listed in the CICIC Directory with the status Recognized. Its CICIC profile lists credentials including diploma and certificate, bachelor’s degree, master’s degree, Ph.D./doctorate, academic credentials offered by language schools. Listed language(s) of instruction: English.
University highlights
- The University of New Brunswick (UNB) is Canada's oldest English-language university. Founded in 1785, the multi-campus institution has a rich history and a dynamic focus on innovation, experiential learning and entrepreneurship.
What makes this institute stand out
- Consider University of New Brunswick for postsecondary learning, student development and career preparation in New Brunswick, Ontario. CICIC lists diploma and certificate, bachelor’s degree, master’s degree, Ph.D./doctorate, academic credentials offered by language schools among the credentials offered.
- Its CICIC profile identifies it as a Designated Learning Institution for Canada's international-student program; DLI status supports study-permit eligibility but is not academic accreditation.
Why Study at University of New Brunswick?
Rankings & Accreditations
Official-site statement: Inspiring the next generation of innovators UNB researchers discover new biological process in plants DataNB report finds rising exits among NB social workers How roadkill helped this Mi’kmaw PhD student find her path More UNB news More UNB events UNB ranks in the top 5.3% of universities worldwide The University of New…
| Type | Accreditation / recognition |
|---|---|
| Accreditation | New Brunswick: Recognized; Ontario: Authorized |
CICIC legal status: Recognized. CICIC describes it as public university recognized under a public act. Canada has no single federal institutional accreditor; program-level professional accreditation and provincial authorization should be checked separately.
Programmes Offered
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Level:
| Programme | Degree | Duration | Tuition | Intake | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Applied Coastal Ecology | Bachelor | — | — | ● Closed | |
| Bachelor of Applied Management | Bachelor | — | — | ● Closed | |
| Bachelor of Applied Management in Accounting | Bachelor | — | — | ● Closed | |
| Bachelor of Arts | Bachelor | — | — | ● Closed | |
| Bachelor of Business Administration | Bachelor | — | — | ● Closed | |
| Bachelor of Social Work | Bachelor | — | — | ● Closed | |
| BSc Environmental Engineering with co-op | Bachelor | — | — | ● Closed | |
| BScEM – Environmental Management | Bachelor | — | — | ● Closed | |
| English as a Second Language Programs | Others | — | — | ● Closed | |
| English Language Programme (ELP) | Others | — | — | ● Closed |
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Tuition Fees & Scholarships
Tuition fees and scholarship information coming soon. Contact the university for details.
Admission Requirements
Ph.D
- Bachelors Certificate
- Bachelors Marks Sheet
- Masters Certificate
- Masters Marks Sheet
- Passport
Bachelors Degree
- Class 12th/+2/HSC Marks Sheet
- Passport
Short Term Programs
- Passport
Visa & Immigration
Student Visa Process
Most international students whose program lasts more than six months need a Canadian study permit. A complete application normally starts with a letter of acceptance from a DLI and, in most cases, a provincial or territorial attestation letter; students studying in Quebec generally need a CAQ. Applicants also provide identity and financial evidence and may need biometrics, a medical examination, police or local visa-office documents. The study-permit fee is CAD 150 and biometrics cost CAD 85 per individual when required. Processing time is not a fixed national number: it depends on the country of application, completeness, verification and application volumes, so the live IRCC processing-time tool must be used immediately before publishing or applying.
Required documents
Valid passport or travel document: Identity and travel document for the applicant and accompanying family members.
Letter of acceptance: Official LOA from the DLI; postsecondary institutions validate the LOA with IRCC.
PAL/TAL or exemption proof: Provincial or territorial attestation letter in most cases, or evidence that an exemption applies.
Quebec Acceptance Certificate: Applicants studying in Quebec generally need the CAQ or attestation of issuance.
Proof of financial support: Evidence for tuition, living expenses and transport, plus a plan for the full study period.
Academic and language evidence: Transcripts, qualifications, translations and language results supporting admission and study plans.
Study-purpose explanation: Truthful explanation of course choice, finances, background and how the program fits the applicant's plan.
Biometrics: Fingerprints and photo when required; individual fee is CAD 85. CAD 85 if required
Medical examination: Required in some cases based on residence, planned work or IRCC instructions.
Police or character documents: May be requested to establish admissibility.
Family or minor documents: Relationship, custody, consent and custodianship evidence where applicable.
Processing time: Varies by country and application
Visa fee: CAD 150, plus CAD 85 biometrics per individual when required
Monthly Cost of Living
Official monthly equivalent
CAD 1,907 / month
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Its CICIC profile displays DLI status. Check the current federal DLI list and the exact campus before applying for a study permit.
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