A bachelor of science with a major in applied coastal ecology will give students a deep dive into tackling climate change and protecting our important coastal regions. This program prepares students ...

Dani Squires (BA'16) has always had a big heart for volunteering and supporting her community, but she never imagined the places and the people it would connect her to. Today, she’s the television ...

Normally, minimum requirements for admission: a combined average of 75% four electives with a minimum overall average of 75% Note: Meeting these requirements does not guarantee acceptance. Those ...

This course will open for Summer Term 2025. This course introduces wave phenomena and electricity and magnetism. Throughout, the concepts related to motion learned in Introductory Physics I are used ...

Close relationships at the School of Leadership Studies create a support network that will guide you through your academic and experiential endeavours. This foundation provides enhanced support and ...

The Aitken University Centre is UNB’s ice arena, located at the top of campus. The Aitken Centre is home to the UNB REDS hockey teams, the intramural hockey program, various sport clubs and open skate ...

UNB and STU students interested in amateur radio are invited to explore membership opportunities with the UNB Amateur Radio Club. Contact Brent Petersen: [email protected] to express your interest ...

The International Repeater Group maintains a system of about two dozen repeaters in the province of New Brunswick. There are many functions, but with a small handheld mobile radio, also called a ...

may already be familiar with the material needed to earn a certificate of proficiency in amateur radio from Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada. Engineers and geoscientists have a ...

The School of Leadership Studies Society is the student society in the Faculty of Interdisciplinary Leadership Studies. It is made up of 11 student-elected members from all cohorts in the faculty. The ...