The impact you have
- Harvard dreams come true for UNB grad
- Schulich Leaders reflect on first semester
- 50 years of giving
- Research for a better tomorrow
- A history scholarship endowed for the future
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Thanks to our donors UNB continues to define excellence with breakthroughs in research, innovative new teaching programs, and a student body that continues to excel in both their studies and their community endeavours.
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"Lord Beaverbrook cared deeply about New Brunswick and UNB, and it is our mission to carry on his legacy of philanthropy" - Hon. Maxwell Aitken, president of the Beaverbook Canadian Foundation.
2021 marks the 40th anniversary of the Beaverbrook Scholars Award at UNB, and the Beaverbrook Canadian Foundation will continue its support for a further two years, matching donations from Beaverbrook Scholars to a maximum of $100,000 per year.
See what life as a first-year student in 2021 has been like for Rose He, a 2020 recipient of the Beaverbrook Scholars Award.
With your support, we make a difference in the lives of 11,000 young people each year, and enhance their experiences on our campuses and in our communities. We invest in the people and ideas that will help us tackle society's great challenges and shape the future.
93,000+
Alumni around the world
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countries of origin for our students
70%
of research in New Brunswick conducted at UNB
