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New Brunswick’s immigration program streams are pathways to permanent residence (PR) for foreign workers who have the skills, education, and work experience necessary to successfully contribute to New Brunswick’s economy. When applying to many of these programs, you must be PR ready.
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Campus-specific programs no longer accepting applications will not be available on the list. This list of programs open for applications is specifically for international applicants. Updated May 6, 2024
Programs Offered: Full Year, 1 Semester, Short Term. Language(s) of Study: English/French Immersion. Total number of schools: 321. High schools for international students: 40. Total Students: 90,000. Total International Students: 800+ International Students Accepted for Grades: 6-12. Nearest Airport: Moncton, Fredericton and Saint John
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Are you thinking about studying in New Brunswick, Canada? You’re invited to visit and discover endless opportunities. Not only is New Brunswick home to some of the oldest and best post-secondary education institutions in Canada, the quick transition from urban centres to vast nature makes life in our province delightfully inviting. Visit the Touris...
With 4 universities and 4 colleges spreading over 19 campuses across the province, New Brunswick's post-secondary institutions have programs for just about every interest, passion, and post-secondary institution level. While tuition fees in Canada, and even more specifically, in New Brunswick, are known to be relatively affordable, tuitions and bur...
If you are moving to New Brunswick from abroad to study at one of our colleges or universities, one of the first things you are likely to notice is our friendly and welcoming nature. No matter where you are moving from, we want you to feel at home when living in NB. Before you make the move, we encourage you to consult the following resources to ge...
One of the biggest advantages of studying in New Brunswick for international students is the permanent residency options in the province. On top of providing endless experiential learning opportunities to student during their education journey, New Brunswick provides additional supports to international students who have an intent to live and work ...
If you are a full-time post-secondary student enrolled at a Designated Learning Institution (DLI) you may be able to work up to 20 hours per week while you are enrolled in school. A new temporary public policy was announced that from November 15, 2022, until December 31, 2023, international students who are in Canada and have off-campus work author...
There are many organizations that may help you prepare for and assist you to find employment while you are studying. 1. Working NB 2. New Brunswick Job Bank 3. NBjobs 4. Indeed In addition to working while you study, you may also be able to help your spouse or common-law partner get a work permit while you study, work temporarily, or stay permanent...
In addition to public universities, there are also private universities in New Brunswick. If you choose to apply to study at a private university or at a private career college, make sure the private school you apply to meets provincial education requirements and is included on the list of designated learning institutions.
Due to recent IRCC changes, please see Updated International Application Process. NBCC seeks students from the global community to learn with us. If you're looking to receive a solid education in one of the friendliest parts of the world, you have come to the right place.
15 de abr. de 2022 · International Baccalaureate Diploma Program (IBDP) UNB requires a minimum of 3 subjects to be taken at higher level (HL) with the following program-specific requirements: Arts and Leadership Programs. Business programs. Engineering Programs. Nursing & Health Programs. Science programs. IGSE Additional notes. Group electives.
