132 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

As a graduate of the BEng in Mechanical Engineering from University of New Brunswick you will work with systems that transform energy and material to useful ends.

As a graduate of the Civil Engineering program at the University of New Brunswick and a future civil engineer you will design, construct and maintain all types of buildings and transportation systems.

The Bachelor of Health in Biomedical Sciences and Health from University of New Brunswick is a 4-year interdisciplinary program focused on all aspects of health.

The International Business program from University of New Brunswick attracts students interested in working for a multinational corporation or for an organization that deals with distant markets. 

Through the Economics program at University of New Brunswick, you’ll learn the foundations of economics and how it shapes our world. You’ll learn how to explain economic phenomenon, analyze economic impacts, and recommend ways to solve complex economic problems.

The Mathematics and Statistics-Economics at University of New Brunswick is one of several interdisciplinary programs offered at UNB.

The Adult Education at University of New Brunswick is about lifelong learning. It’s about enabling people to continue on a path of learning, of skills development, and of personal enrichment. 

The Biology-Psychology program of University of New Brunswick is designed for students interested in pursing careers or post-graduate studies in neuroscience, human biology, medicine, dentistry or pharmacy.

The Biology-Physics degree is offered at University of New Brunswick.

The Medicinal Chemistry at University of New Brunswick has national accreditation under the Canadian Society for Chemistry and includes both Major and Honours program options.

Gain practical engineering skills and knowledge to optimize industrial processes and systems with this Industrial Engineering Technology degree from University of New Brunswick.

Early Childhood Education from University of New Brunswick aims to enhance the qualifications of early childhood educators addressing the regional trends of investing in early learning and care of young children.