Future Students

Discover yourself and your future opportunities

As a future student, we want you to know that we have the resources to help you explore your personal and career goals. We can help you plan for an exhilarating and innovative future as you expand your skills, interests and values and discover future opportunities.

Not sure what to study or what career to pursue?

It is very common to be unsure about your future and how to connect academic goals to a career path or how to connect career goals to an academic plan. Fortunately, Career Connections and our campus experts will help you explore academic programs and potential careers in that field, so you pick the program that’s right for you.

Finding your program

  • Learn about yourself. What are your values, goals and interests?
  • Explore programs that might be a good fit for you.
  • Book a campus tour. Meet with one of our on-campus career advisors/with a faculty representative.

Discover UNB

UNB has a lot to offer in addition to academic programs and career development. Start discovering unique and diverse experiences that can accompany your educational development and career exploration.

Campus resources

  • Career fairs
  • Career information and planning workshop
  • Employability skills and work values workshop
  • Interview skills workshop
  • Job search strategies workshop
  • Resume and cover letter workshop
  • Self-directed search (SDS) and workshop
  • Social Media Workshop
  • Work-study program

For more information connect with the Career Development and Employment Centre, Neville Homestead, 58 Mackay Drive.


  • Brainstorming academic and career ideas
  • Developing an action plan
  • Developing skills
  • Finding satisfying jobs and careers
  • Making decisions about programs and careers
  • Researching possibilities and options
  • Self-exploration

Meet with one of your Career Counsellors, Oland Hall, room G25 who will help you move through the career planning process.


Your next steps

Found a program that looks appealing and meets your current academic and career goals?