University of New Brunswick

University of New Brunswick
motto	Sapere Aude (dt .: dare to be wise)
founding	1785
Sponsorship	state
place	Fredericton and Saint John , Canada Branch Offices: Bathurst, Moncton
president	H. Eddy A. Campbell
Students	9000 (Fredericton), 3000 (Saint John)
Employee	620
Networks	ACU , AUCC , CARL , IAU , AUS
Website	www.unb.ca

The Old Arts Building on campus

The University of New Brunswick (UNB) is a university in the Canadian province of New Brunswick . It is the oldest university in Canada teaching in English and one of the first public universities in North America . It has two larger campus facilities. The first campus opened in Fredericton in 1785 , the second is in Saint John and opened in 1964. The university also has two smaller campuses in Moncton and Bathurst , as well as two local offices in the Caribbean and one in Beijing . The university offers over 60 degrees at Bachelor and Master level.

Departments

• Arts
• Business administration
• Computer Science
• Engineering
• Forestry & Environmental Management
• Law

Media on campus

Radio station

• FM 107.3 CFMH-FM (Saint John)
• FM 97.9 CHSR-FM (Fredericton)

Campus newspapers

• The Baron (Saint John campus)
• The Brunswickan (Fredericton campus)
• The Pillar (Engineering Newspaper) (Fredericton Campus)

Well-known graduates / students (selection)

• Dustin Friesen - German-Canadian ice hockey player
• Sam Hinds - Prime Minister of Guyana
• Frances Itani - Canadian writer
• Anne Murray - singer

Web links

Commons : University of New Brunswick  - collection of images, videos and audio files

• University of New Brunswick

Footnotes

1. ↑ http://www.unb.ca/president/message-from-the-president.html

Coordinates: 45 ° 56 ′ 45.6 "  N , 66 ° 38 ′ 27.6"  W.