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CEL News

These pages bring you in-depth articles, insights and stories about new developments within the College of Extended Learning.

 

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Latest Stories

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• October 20, 2011 - What to Expect When You Sign Up For An Online Course: No matter where you live, or how busy your schedule, online courses allow you to work toward a credential at your convenience. Read more.

 

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Older Stories

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• April 12, 2011 - Tracey Martineau Adult Learner Example: 20 percent of UNB students are over the age of 25. The University of New Brunswick’s College of Extended Learning celebrates the courage and dedication of adult learners everywhere. Read more. 
• December 2010 - BIS: The University of New Brunswick’s Bachelor of Integrated Studies (BIS) is a degree completion program designed for adult students who have previous post-secondary study. Read more.

• December 2010 - Certificate Programs help to advance careers: Rapid advances in technology and the global economy have changed the way we work and live. Keeping pace and remaining competitive requires continuous learning. For people balancing family, full-time employment, and other commitments, keeping up with these changes can be challenging. Read more.

• December 2010 - Making Learning Accessible: The college [of Extended Learning] was established to focus the university’s resources and talent toward continuous and lifelong learning. Read more.