Graduate and Post-Graduate Research
UNB's computer science faculty offers students the opportunity to conduct original research. Student research is supervised by faculty members, usually through a faculty supervisor. Students may make arrangements with a supervisor before starting their degree, or shortly after arrival. Selection of a research topic is done in collaboration with the supervisor. Most supervisors have research funding designated for specific projects.
A list of faculty members in our GAU can be found here.
Though master's students typically start in September, exceptions can be made for students with research experience and a prearranged supervisor and project.
The computer science faculty has six research groups:
- Automated Reasoning Group
- Intelligent and Adaptive Systems
- Molecular Modeling Software Development Team
- Network Security
- Reconfigurable Computing Research Group
Faculty work within these groups conducting their own research and Master's or PhD students may choose a research topic based on the research being conducted within these groups or on other criteria.
In addition to research groups, UNB's computer science faculty has two research partners:
The National Research Council I-IT is located on the Fredericton Campus.
The Information Technology Center (ITC) acts as UNB's hub for research in computer science and houses the six research groups. The ITC offers students with state-of-the-art equipment and access to UNB's top researchers in their specific fields.
