UNB Saint John - Nursing and Health Sciences

04/07/2026

UNB’s newly unified faculty of nursing and health sciences—now the largest of its kind in the province by student enrolment—creates scale, enhances efficiency and strengthens collaboration across campuses, enabling deeper integration of research, scholarly work and collaborative teaching while remaining firmly student‑centred.

It marks an important milestone for the university and for health care education in New Brunswick.

From state‑of‑the‑art simulation and the Learn Where You Live program, to a first‑of‑its‑kind dual degree nursing partnership with the Manipal Academy of Higher Education in India, the faculty is:

- Educating more nurses
- Expanding access to high‑quality education across the province
- Strengthening ethical, sustainable international partnerships
- Advancing research, collaboration, and workforce readiness

Most importantly, it is helping to build a stronger, more resilient health care system for New Brunswick.

This achievement is a testament to the dedication and leadership of faculty, staff, students, and partners across the province. Congratulations to all involved on this significant step forward.

Read the full story ➡️ https://bit.ly/4tnw4yQ

12/19/2025

Submit your application for the Fall 2026 term today: www.unb.ca/apply

12/18/2025

Congrats to BN student Zulaykha and BHS student Daniella as well as the other winners!

We are proud to announce the 2025-26 recipients of the Irving Oil Good Energy Scholarship at UNB, made possible through the generous support of Irving Oil!

Congratulations to Daniella Acosta and Zulaykha Asman of Saint John, Juliette Vie of Quispamsis, and Maxine Wall of Grand Bay-Westfield 🎉

Read more about the recipients ➡️ https://bit.ly/4iYJxJw

12/18/2025

12/03/2025

11/25/2025

Join our year three students this Thursday and see what they have been up to this term!

11/18/2025

UNB Nursing students are making a difference in communities across NB through CEWIL iHub-supported practicums and bursaries. 🩺🌍

From Indigenous health & healing to rural placements, these experiences build skills and compassion for tomorrow’s healthcare leaders.

11/07/2025

UNB EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING STIPEND PROGRAM – APPLICATIONS NOW OPEN!

Are you taking a Fall 2025 course with an unpaid placement, practicum, or community project? You might qualify for up to $1,000 to help cover transportation, supplies, childcare, or other costs.

This program is designed to help remove barriers to participation in experiential learning opportunities. This funding is made possible through the Government of New Brunswick Department of Post Secondary Education, Training and Labour’s Future New Brunswick/Future Wabanaki program.

Learn more and apply by November 9, 2025:
https://bit.ly/4oZryo9

10/07/2025

09/19/2025

Join us September 22nd, 23rd, and 24th for UNBSJ's Indigenous Film Festival. 📽️

Each night will feature an opening short film followed by a feature film; there will also be time at the end of each evening to discuss the films together.

Events will begin at 7:00 p.m. in the Ganong Hall Lecture Theatre.

About the films:

Monday, September 22nd

Opener: Feather Fall (2024)

Feature: Yintah (2024): Yintah follows Wet’suwet’en leaders for over a decade as they fight to protect their lands from fossil-fuel companies. Please note: This film contains scenes discussing residential schools, Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, su***de, and police violence.


Tuesday, September 23rd

Opener: Wabano: The light of Day (2022)

Feature: WaaPaKe (Tomorrow) (2023): Employing a range of innovative cinematic means, WaaPaKe (Tomorrow) asks the difficult question: “Who are we without our pain?” This deeply personal documentary unravels the tangled threads of silence endured by residential school Survivors, exploring themes of truth, freedom, and power.


Wednesday, September 24th

Opener: Kehkimin: Teach Me (2023)

Feature: Wilfred Buck (2024): Moving between earth and stars, past and present, this hybrid documentary follows the extraordinary life of Wilfred Buck, a charismatic and irreverent Cree Elder who overcame a harrowing yet familiar history of displacement, racism and addiction by reclaiming ancestral star knowledge and ceremony.


Admission is free and everyone is welcome! Light refreshments will be provided. ☺️