University of New Brunswick

University of New Brunswick (UNB) - public higher education institution in Canada. UNB began its academic activity in1785. The university is a part of a small town called Saint John in Canada.

University ranking. University of New Brunswick has a high position in the academic rankings of Canada. University of New Brunswick is in the top 5% according to the international rankings.

Application process and the cost of tuition. The main criterion of admission is the academic performance of the applicant. The chances of successful admission are very high as 80 percent of applicants get enrolled but that number may vary depending on the faculty. University of New Brunswick chose to divide its academic year into semesters. A year of bachelor studies will cost you around 12,500 USD. Those who wish to get their master’s degree here should be ready to spend at least 12,500 USD per year. The university has a variety of scholarship programs that students can take part in. A wide range of online courses is available for the students of UNB. The official website of the university (http://www.unb.ca) can offer more accurate pricing information depending on the chocen program.

The composition of the university. University of New Brunswick is average in terms of student capacity, teaching the maximum of 15 thousand students. The admission committee accepts the applications from foreign citizens. The education is conducted by 899 teachers and professors. Both students and the academic staff can participate in the university’s international exchange programs. You can find the university on Flickr, Twitter, Youtube, Facebook, Linkedin, which might tell you more about the day to day life of UNB.

Infrastructure of UNB. There is a library on the campus. The students can live on campus if the apply for a dormitory room. University of New Brunswick is a part of the following groups Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada (AUCC), Association of Commonwealth Universities (ACU), Canadian Virtual University (CVU), Canadian University Society for Intercollegiate Debate (CUSID), Association of University Forestry Schools of Canad, Canadian Bureau for International Education (CBIE), Canadian University Press (CUP).