Faculty: Faculty of Education
Degree(s): Bachelor of Education
Campus: Fredericton
Educators don’t just teach subject matter, they guide and support students on pathways of learning. As an educator, your role changes from class to class, semester to semester, year after year. Education is for independent and passionate individuals who envision lasting positive changes in their local communities and across the world.
Students must complete a Bachelor’s degree before applying to the B.Ed. degree. Our 11-month program includes 60 credit hours of coursework and in-school teaching experience.
UNB’s Faculty of Education offers specialized areas of study in Aboriginal education, second language education, art, health, literacy/drama, mathematics, physical education, science, social studies, early childhood education, exceptional learners, and guidance and counselling.
With UNB’s hands-on practicum approach, you’ll receive the opportunity to turn classroom theory into practice right away. If travel is of interest to you, choose to complete your advanced practicum in an international setting.
Because classroom experience is crucial to becoming an effective teacher, we provide students with a fully integrated practicum that includes three blocks:
Also, for those students studying Early Childhood Education, we provide practical experience in our on-site Children’s Centre, where students can observe and interact with the children on an ongoing basis while they complete the program.
For more information, visit the Faculty of Education's website.
For admission requirements, select "Education" in our admission requirements tool.