Over the past few weeks, our community has marked the beginning of a fall term that is different from any we have had before. It hasn’t been easy, but we’ve been able to accomplish this thanks to the effort and dedication of our faculty, staff and students.
The health and safety of our UNB community is, and will always remain, our top priority. After careful consideration, we will continue to offer a blended learning model for the winter term of our 2020-2021 academic year. The academic calendar will be revised to reflect self-isolation requirements for anyone travelling outside of the Atlantic provinces over the December break.
UNB winter term courses will be delivered through a blended learning model, applying the same approach we are currently using for the fall term on each campus and the Moncton site.
To ensure no one misses in-person class instruction and course materials while self-isolating, we will adjust the UNB 2020-21 academic calendar to accommodate the 14 days of self-isolation required for travellers coming to New Brunswick from outside of the Atlantic provinces.
The dates shown above apply to undergraduate programs and do not necessarily apply to the School of Graduate Studies, the Faculty of Law, the Faculty of Education, Nursing ASP or to open entry courses offered through the College of Extended Learning. Consult the appropriate calendar for more information on how the revised academic calendar affects your program and courses.
UNB is committed to ensuring your academic and personal success. We are here to support you wherever you are studying whether it is on-campus or remotely.
Paul J. Mazerolle
President and Vice-Chancellor