The creativity and flexibility to thrive in a complex world
Never has it been more relevant to understand human beings in their historical, social, political, economic, and cultural contexts. This is what Arts is all about. In pursuing this knowledge, Arts students develop analytical, communication, and creative skills—the skills demanded and rewarded by employers and academics.
Always relevant
Although the study of arts is as old as the first universities, it remains a modern choice. Many of the most complex problems facing the world today will be answered by research in the social sciences and humanities, which are the domain of the Faculty of Arts. In a world of rapid change, learning a specific trade or profession can leave people unprepared for the employment landscape.
An education in Arts is always relevant, for it equips you with the tools and the experience to be productive citizens in an ever-changing world.
The right fit
At UNB Arts in Fredericton, we design the degree that is right for you. We offer an exceptional level of flexibility and choice, an intimate learning environment, abundant resources, and a reputation for academic excellence—big challenges, unparalleled opportunities.
Our award-winning teaching, internationally-renowned research, emphasis on student services, and commitment to quality programs are the hallmarks of our Faculty. For those pursuing their first degree, we offer courses and programs that will challenge, intrigue and enrich you.
Take your degree to the next level
The Faculty of Arts offers graduate programs in Anthropology, Classics and Ancient History, Economics, English, History, Political Science, Psychology and Sociology. We have more than 200 graduate students working with over 100 faculty & researchers.
Building a better future
After more than a year working to help people in one of the world's poorest nations, the tale of the man who wanted a better future for his son stands out for Dr. Kate Rogers.. More »
Watching over Canada's banks
Julie Dickson, Canada's top prudential financial watchdog, holds a bachelor of arts in economics from UNB. More »
Fighting Fears
UNB Fredericton psychology professor Dr. Darren Piercey is using virtual reality to fight fear and anxiety. More »
