Where is Campus d'Edmundston?

The Campus d'Edmundston specializes in programs tailored to the region's economic and environmental needs, particularly in forestry, business, and community development. As part of Université de Moncton, it provides high-quality French-language education with a focus on practical, applied learning in a smaller, close-knit community setting.

• Faculty of Forestry: Renowned for its Bachelor of Applied Sciences in Forestry, covering forest management, ecology, silviculture, and conservation. Students engage in fieldwork, GIS mapping, and sustainable resource management projects in the nearby Acadian forest.
• Business Administration: Programs in accounting, finance, marketing, and agribusiness. The curriculum emphasizes small business development, entrepreneurship, and regional economic analysis, with co-op placements in local industries.
• Computer Science and Information Technology: Offers diplomas and bachelor's degrees in software development, network administration, and cybersecurity. Hands-on labs and industry certifications prepare students for tech careers.
• Environmental Sciences: Integrated programs focusing on natural resource management, wildlife biology, and environmental policy. Research opportunities include studies on biodiversity and climate impact in northern New Brunswick.
• Social Work and Community Development: Bachelor of Social Work with emphasis on rural and indigenous communities, including counseling, policy advocacy, and program evaluation skills.
• Education: Teacher certification programs adapted to bilingual and multicultural contexts, with specializations in adult education and vocational training.

The campus also offers continuing education and professional development courses in areas like project management and leadership. With state-of-the-art facilities including a forestry research center and business incubator, it supports innovation and collaboration with local stakeholders. Approximately 1,200 students benefit from personalized attention, outdoor recreational opportunities, and cultural immersion in the Madawaska region. The programs are designed to address regional challenges such as sustainable forestry and economic diversification, equipping graduates to contribute meaningfully to their communities while pursuing broader professional horizons. Extracurricular clubs and events enhance student life, promoting wellness and leadership.