Biology University of New Brunswick

Overview

As a student in the Biology program of University of New Brunswick, you will benefit from our stellar accomplishments in research and acclaimed graduate and undergraduate programs. The impact of our professor’s research has led to numerous significant research grants, and to some faculty members being nationally recognized as Canada Research Chairs. 

Hands-on learning

• Lab Courses - focus on not only biological theory but also practical hands-on application of knowledge and experimental design.
• Marine Block - upper-year students can dedicate an entire fall semester to field courses that give students an opportunity to gain intensive skills in field sampling, data analysis, and presenting research findings.
• Co-operative Work Experience program - qualifying motivated and skilled students develop relationships with employers to experience hands-on learning in the real world.
• Senior Research Projects and Independent Studies - allow students to work on real-world biological research projects in areas of individual interest. 

Skills you will acquire:

• Hands-on, practical biological skills in lab and field settings
• Application of current biological concepts and theories
• Effective experimental design in laboratory- and field-based research
• Statistical analysis and presentation skills
• Critical thinking and writing skills
• Organization, prioritization, and time-management
• Working independently and in collaboration as part of a research team

Careers paths

• Large Animal Wildlife biologist
• Aquaculture Technician
• Agricultural Biologist
• Food and Drug Inspector
• Greenhouse Specialist
• Marine Sciences Technician
• Park Naturalist
• Scientific or technical writer
• RCMP - Forensic Science and Identification Services