University of New Brunswick

About University of New Brunswick

Established in 1785, the University of New Brunswick is the oldest English-language university in Canada. The university’s history is shaped by major events one such is the American Revolutionary War. With a motto of ‘Sapere Aude’, meaning ‘Dare to be Wise’, the university has a long legacy of discovery and innovation. It has 2 campuses in Fredericton and Saint John. Among these two, the Fredericton campus is the main campus, which is among the most beautiful campuses in the country with Gregorian architecture and a lush landscape. Located on the banks of the Saint John River, Fredericton city is ranked as one of the best places to live in Canada. The University has 10,000 students, with more than 800 international students. The University of New Brunswick is known for having 70% of all publicly funded research in the region. It attracts more than $55.67 million in external research funding and is the world leader in developing MRI technology. When it comes to academics, the university ranks at the top for student awards in Atlantic Canada because of which international students choose New Brunswick for their higher studies. Over the years, the university has fostered talent from different fields, with notable alumni from fields like Politics and Government, Art and entertainment, Business, and other fields. The university accepts students from around the world, and the University of New Brunswick acceptance rate depends on the year and the course students apply for.

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