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Experiential education creates opportunities to apply in-class learning through hands-on applications. This relationship generates stronger neural connections, helping students adapt to a future of continual learning.
News and events on our Fredericton and Saint John campuses
UNB is launching Catalyst, a program that gives New Brunswick businesses access to some of UNB’s brightest and most talented students for assistance in immediate COVID-19 recovery and long-term strategy development.
The students were participating in an archaeology field school in Biddeford, Maine. The field school is led by Dr. Gabriel Hrynick, a faculty member in the department of anthropology at the UNB Fredericton, and Dr. Arthur Anderson, a University of New England faculty member.
Sociology students from UNB Saint John presented findings from their research collaborations with community organizations to educate on issues of health, substance use, social inclusion poverty and homelessness.
Nursing students from UNB Saint John are sharing their experiences working with community agencies committed to social justice.
UNB has partnered with the Government of New Brunswick to launch a new initiative designed to strengthen and grow UNB’s commitment to experiential education and help strengthen New Brunswick’s economy and workforce.
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