Educational excellence since 1919
Since its first campus offered classes in 1919, New Brunswick Community College (NBCC) has grown from a group of small vocational schools to the premier career training college in the province with seven campuses in five urban and rural centres.NBCC's goal is to provide students with an outstanding education in an intimate and personal setting. Students work closely with qualified faculty who have solid academic credentials and real-life experience in their fields, and participate in a community where minds are honed, ideas are freely exchanged, and lifelong friendships are formed. They experience hands-on training and make use of state-of-the-art equipment and facilities. At NBCC, students are recognized, challenged and supported as individuals traveling their own distinct paths.
While studying at NBCC, students discover the passion that will lead to fulfilling careers. They will acquire skills that are highly valued in the world beyond NBCC's doors. They will be taught to think for themselves, understand other people's ideas, the importance of writing and speaking well, and grasp and master technical skills – capabilities that will place students in good standing whatever their futures hold. As NBCC alumni can attest, people with these abilities are sought actively by leading employers of all kinds.
Naturally, NBCC students learn much from one another, too, and classroom discussions frequently spill over to the walkways, lounges and cafés. The spark may come from a shared enthusiasm or, just as likely, from a difference of opinion. With students who represent a spectrum of backgrounds, temperaments, convictions and tastes, NBCC's campuses have a lively and dynamic atmosphere.
NBCC is proud of its people and encourages faculty, staff, and students to share ideas and innovations with a sense of teamwork and community. Success for the NBCC community means that students are active, contributing members. NBCC pledges to work together to ensure that each student is a successful and valued member of the college community.
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Seven Campuses in Five Great New Brunswick Towns
Fredericton: Nestled alongside the St. John River, Fredericton is New Brunswick's capital and one of Canada's designated cultural capitals. There are two NBCC campuses in the downtown core, including the renowned New Brunswick College of Craft and Design. Students choosing to study here have the choices and diverse opportunities of a large city with the warmth and friendliness of a small town.
Saint John: Saint John is Canada's oldest incorporated city. Students here find the city has a lot to offer. The campus is minutes from the history-lined streets of the uptown area, as well as recreational facilities. There are hockey and concerts at Harbour Station, and arts and culture shows at the Imperial Theatre.
Moncton: Located in the south-east corner of the province, Moncton is the largest urban centre in New Brunswick and is also one of the fastest growing metropolitan areas in Canada. Students here find the city has a lot to offer, including terrific shopping, fabulous dining and an exciting range of cultural and sporting events.
Miramichi: The City of Miramichi is New Brunswick's newest city and is made up of two towns and several villages. Known as a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, Miramichi sits on the banks on the world-famous Miramichi River. Experience a wide range of sports programs and facilities and a wide range of outdoor activities, whatever the season.
St. Andrews: Imagine studying and learning in one of the most beautiful tourist destinations in the world. St. Andrews offers a wide range of recreational activities and business services to meet the community's needs. Students will be amazed by the things there are to do in a small town. Woodstock: Located in western New Brunswick, less than an hour's drive north of the capital city, Woodstock is home to the newest and most modern NBCC campus. The campus is situated downtown, on the banks of the Meduxnekeag River, seconds away from multiple restaurants and cafés.
Services for Students with Disabilities
NBCC campuses endeavour, when feasible, to be accessible and to include persons with different types of disabilities. NBCC's goal is to help ensure that each student has the opportunity to access appropriate and viable training opportunities. Upon acceptance to the college, students should provide information requested in the calendar. The College Admission Service will initiate the necessary communications with the necessary campus in order to assist students in obtaining a positive educational experience.
Seven Campuses in Five Great New Brunswick Towns
Fredericton: Nestled alongside the St. John River, Fredericton is New Brunswick's capital and one of Canada's designated cultural capitals. There are two NBCC campuses in the downtown core, including the renowned New Brunswick College of Craft and Design. Students choosing to study here have the choices and diverse opportunities of a large city with the warmth and friendliness of a small town.
Saint John: Saint John is Canada's oldest incorporated city. Students here find the city has a lot to offer. The campus is minutes from the history-lined streets of the uptown area, as well as recreational facilities. There are hockey and concerts at Harbour Station, and arts and culture shows at the Imperial Theatre.
Moncton: Located in the south-east corner of the province, Moncton is the largest urban centre in New Brunswick and is also one of the fastest growing metropolitan areas in Canada. Students here find the city has a lot to offer, including terrific shopping, fabulous dining and an exciting range of cultural and sporting events.
Miramichi: The City of Miramichi is New Brunswick's newest city and is made up of two towns and several villages. Known as a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, Miramichi sits on the banks on the world-famous Miramichi River. Experience a wide range of sports programs and facilities and a wide range of outdoor activities, whatever the season.
St. Andrews: Imagine studying and learning in one of the most beautiful tourist destinations in the world. St. Andrews offers a wide range of recreational activities and business services to meet the community's needs. Students will be amazed by the things there are to do in a small town. Woodstock: Located in western New Brunswick, less than an hour's drive north of the capital city, Woodstock is home to the newest and most modern NBCC campus. The campus is situated downtown, on the banks of the Meduxnekeag River, seconds away from multiple restaurants and cafés.
Services for Students with Disabilities
NBCC campuses endeavour, when feasible, to be accessible and to include persons with different types of disabilities. NBCC's goal is to help ensure that each student has the opportunity to access appropriate and viable training opportunities. Upon acceptance to the college, students should provide information requested in the calendar. The College Admission Service will initiate the necessary communications with the necessary campus in order to assist students in obtaining a positive educational experience.