Regardless of why you are seeking continuing education–to advance your career, pursue a new direction, earn a degree, or learn for the pure joy of it–UNB's College of Extended Learning makes it possible.
This workshop will show you how to apply different interventions available for transition-age youth with autism and other developmental disabilities to improve the transition from school to work and community settings.
Join us for the final exhibit of the year, which opens November 16 and runs through December 14. This exhibit probes the lived experience of faith from two seemingly divergent perspectives.
The Centre for Musical Arts presents MusicUNB, formerly known as Music on the Hill. The annual concert series runs from September to April in Memorial Hall and features chamber and cutting-edge classical music performances.
You may be eligible for credit toward your UNB undergraduate program based on your previous learning. Prior learning could include workplace-related training, independent study or non-credit courses, travel, and volunteer and community activity. It differs from transfer credit, which provides credit for formal university or college coursework.
