UNB International

Welcome to the UNB International website! As a nationally recognized university in a multicultural country and an officially bilingual province, the University of New Brunswick welcomes the benefits of diversity and has a long history of collaboration with international partners through welcoming international students, international development efforts, and research with an international focus. Its two primary campuses are located in Fredericton, the provincial capital, and Saint John, the province’s largest city. Both campuses offer a wide range of opportunities for students and faculty, and are committed to our role in an increasingly interconnected world.

The links provided below will connect you to the full range of international services, offices, and activities that are central to our role in internationalizing our campuses and the experience of all who choose to study and work at UNB.

Prospective Students: International
http://www.unb.ca/prospective/international/

Current Students

International Student Services – Our campuses provide strong networks of support services to ensure international students are able to focus on their educational efforts while studying at UNB.

International Student Services Office (Saint John) http://www.unbsj.ca/international/message.php
International Student Advisors’ Office (Fredericton) http://www.unbf.ca/isao/

Studying Abroad at UNB - UNB’s commitment to providing an international experience goes beyond encouraging international students to study in New Brunswick. We are also committed to providing opportunities for students to study in an international location through exchange agreements, internships, research activities and others.

Study Abroad Fredericton http://www.unbf.ca/international/studentabroad.htm
Study Abroad Saint John http://www.unbsj.ca/international/studyabroad/

Language Training at UNB – Our campuses are equipped to assist students from non-English speaking countries develop their capacity to study successfully in an academic English language environment.
- Language Training (Saint John) - Saint John College http://www.unbsj.ca/sjcollege/
- Language Training (Fredericton) - College of Extended Learning (English Language Program) http://extend.unb.ca/eng_lang_prog/index.php

Internationalizing UNB – Several offices are dedicated to advancing the internationalization of our campuses.

International Relations Office (Fredericton) serves to promote, support and coordinate all facets of internationalization on the UNBF campus http://www.unbf.ca/international/
International Office (Saint John) seeks to enhance the ability of our students, staff and faculty on the Saint John campus to effectively pursue their interests and careers in an increasingly globalized society http://www.unbsj.ca/international/
Office of Research Services seeks to build and maintain a vibrant research culture that can provide positive results for people, wherever they may live. http://www.unb.ca/research/ors/