University of New Brunswick

Established in 1785, the University of New Brunswick is one of Canada’s oldest English-language universities. With campuses in Fredericton and Saint John, New Brunswick, UNB offers over 100 innovative programs known for research, providing a strong student-faculty ratio and a supportive environment for innovation and hands-on learning. UNB emphasizes critical thinking, entrepreneurship, and experiential learning, aiming to solve global challenges with programs that blend strong fundamentals with future-focused skills. UNB has among the best student-to-faculty ratios of Canada’s comprehensive universities. We offer world-class programs with a small-university experience.

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University of New Brunswick

3 Bailey Dr

Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada, E3B9W4

(506) 261-9545

kara.h@unb.ca

Overview of pathways available for Durham College Students

ECE to Bachelor of Education in Early Childhood Education BEd ECE (Online)

Bachelor of Applied Management BAM (Online or in person)

General Transfer Policy

The University of New Brunswick welcomes students from other post-secondary institutions who are interested in studying at its campuses.

The first step is to apply to UNB. Once we have received your application and your transcripts, the campus admissions office and the faculty you’ve applied to will review them.

The Registrar’s Office in either Fredericton or Saint John will notify you regarding acceptance into your requested program, including the number of transfer credits awarded.

You must take at least 50 per cent of the credits required for your degree, diploma or certificate at UNB.

Courses for which credit has been awarded at the transferring institution will be accepted provided that:

- The courses being considered for credit satisfy the program requirements at the University of New Brunswick.
- The courses being considered meet the standard of grade required within the program at the University of New Brunswick and were delivered at the university-level from a recognized institution.

Your cumulative grade point average will be based only on courses taken at UNB (i.e. those listed in the UNB Undergraduate Calendar) even though you may be given credit for courses taken at other universities.

Applicants who have completed prior post-secondary studies outside of Canada or the United States of America are required to submit a World Education Services (WES) ICAP Evaluation as part of their admission package. Applicants should request the WES International Credential Advantage Package (ICAP) Document-by-Document report. If you have a prior WES report, you must add WES ICAP to your evaluation report.

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