University of New Brunswick

The University of New Brunswick in Fredericton is one of Canada’s oldest universities, founded in 1785, offering a historic yet forward-looking education to about 10,000 students. Its compact campus blends strong academic programs in engineering, business, science and the humanities with active research centres. International students will find a balance of rigorous study and hands-on learning, including co-op placements and laboratory projects that connect classroom theory with workplace experience.

Fredericton’s welcoming small-city environment makes it easy for newcomers to settle in: affordable living, safe neighbourhoods and a close-knit student community. The university provides dedicated supports such as orientation for international arrivals, language assistance at the English Language Centre, academic advising and peer mentoring. Student life includes clubs, volunteer opportunities and cultural events that help build networks and practical skills beyond the classroom.

Prospective international applicants should review program-specific requirements, prepare transcripts and proof of language proficiency, and explore scholarship and housing options early. The international office offers step-by-step guidance on visas, arrival planning and connecting with current students. With a strong emphasis on experiential learning and personal support, University of New Brunswick is a smart choice for students seeking a meaningful Canadian education in a friendly, manageable setting.