Studying in the Saint John Region
If you or one of your older children plan to continue your education in the Saint John Region, you have many options available to you. Depending on the program of study you wish to pursue, there are nearby universities and colleges that you can enrol in to attend. All programs of study will have tuition fees and other fees you will need to pay. But furthering your education can help you further your career.
Studying in the Saint John Region
University of New Brunswick, Saint John Campus
UNB Saint John offers undergraduate and graduate degrees in more than 60 disciplines and continuing education in a variety of fields. Here, you can choose to study in the areas of engineering, recreation and sport, marine biology, health, computer science, and many more. The university offers many supports to help international students succeed, such as advising, information sessions, mentorship, bursary support. You will graduate with a degree that could help set you up for a rewarding career. Contact chooseunb@unb.ca (https://www.unb.ca/contact/)
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Dalhousie Medicine New Brunswick
Dalhousie Medicine New Brunswick admits 40 New Brunswick students each year, giving them the opportunity to study medicine. You must be considered a resident of New Brunswick and meet the place of residence criteria to be admitted into Dalhousie Medicine New Brunswick.
New Brunswick Community College, Saint John Campus (NBCC)
The NBCC Saint John campus offers full-time programs of study in areas like Administrative Professional, Business Administration, Electrical and Electronics Engineering Technology, Health, Information Technology, Mechanical and Industrial, Social Sciences, as well as Trades. For its 1,500+ student population, campus culture is engaging, and Career and Wellbeing Counsellors are always available to provide support and information to all students.The Allied Health Education Centre attracts students from all over, offering the most diverse range of health courses in the province, while the new Engineering and Trades facilities also provide state-of-the-art learning in modern surroundings. Please note that NBCC Saint John does not offer student residence accommodations.
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Private colleges
In the Saint John Region you’ll also find a number of private career colleges. Unlike the New Brunswick Community College (NBCC) Saint John and University of New Brunswick (UNB) Saint John, these private career colleges are not government-run or funded. But like NBCC Saint John and UNB Saint John, they offer a lot of areas of study and a wide range of courses. Tuition fees and learning opportunities are similar to that of public institutions. If you are looking to learn new skills in order to begin a new career, a private college could be a great way to get there.
Working in the Saint John Region after graduation
Your university or college education will set you up with skills, experience, and credentials that could help you find the career you’ve always wanted. These institutions typically offer work terms, internships, and cooperative learning, all of which help students enter the workforce while continuing their studies. This is an incredible asset for students who choose to study at colleges and universities in New Brunswick, as you will be very prepared to enter the workplace in the Saint John Region. To better understand how jobs and employment function in Canada—including topics such as wages, employment insurance, and taxes—visit the links below.