These are unique times, marked by uncertainty, and with that comes a level of uneasiness and anxiety. One thing that remains certain is UNB’s commitment to providing a safe environment for students, faculty, and staff.
As many international students across New Brunswick have become stuck and cash-strapped, the province is encouraging them to fill job vacancies.
We would like to inform you that the University of New Brunswick is going to have an info session to introduce a few of their short-term educational opportunities which are suitable for entrepreneurs, who are willing to run a business in Canada.
Please be informed that we are going to have a webinar about the University of New Brunswick's programs for international students and different New Brunswick's immigration programs those graduate students can apply to get their permanent residency.
Friday will mark two weeks since the province moved to the orange phase. According to the government’s plan, the next phase – yellow – will allow gatherings of 50 people or fewer with physical distancing, and a family and friends bubble.