Scholarships at University of New Brunswick

Mature female students on the UNB Fredericton campus who have completed at least the normal first-year requirements in their program may apply for this $4,500 scholarship. One award is granted annually. Recipients must be New Brunswick residents as defined by Student Financial Services. Selection is based on academic achievement and financial need.

University of New Brunswick Fredericton campus students enrolled in the Bachelor of Education (consecutive or concurrent) who have completed a Bachelor of Science, or who are enrolled in the B.Sc./B.Ed. program, and who are New Brunswick residents under Student Financial Services guidelines may receive this scholarship. Selection is based on financial need and academic performance. Two awards of $1,250 are available each year. Apply for B.Ed. entrance scholarships through your UNB application account by March 30.

Fredericton campus students who have completed the first year of the Bachelor of Arts program and demonstrated excellence in at least six credit hours of English may be nominated for this prize. One prize of $1,000 is awarded on the recommendation of the Department of English. A nomination letter from the course instructor and a portfolio of the student's work, including essays and exams, are required.

Students continuing beyond the first year (30 credit hours) in the BBA program on the Fredericton campus who demonstrate financial need and at least an average academic record may apply. One bursary of $1,000 is available. The award recognizes the late Professor H.D. Woods for his contributions to industrial relations and to the Faculty of Business Administration at UNB.

Open to students selected on the basis of scholastic attainment and demonstrated financial need. One scholarship of $500 is awarded. Selection weighs both academic record and need. Apply through the university's standard scholarship and bursary application by the posted deadline.

Open to Canadian and international students enrolled in an undergraduate degree program on the Saint John campus. Transfer students may be considered. The scholarship amount varies. Selection is based on scholastic attainment. Apply through the university's standard undergraduate scholarship process for Saint John campus students.