UdeM Campuses

The Edmundston Campus, also known as Campus d’Edmundston, is a regional campus of the University of Moncton located in northwestern New Brunswick. It serves the local Francophone community and offers a more intimate learning environment with a focus on personalized education. The campus specializes in programs that cater to regional needs while maintaining the university's commitment to French-language instruction.

• Forestry: A flagship program offering training in forest management, conservation, and sustainable practices.
• Nursing: Focused on preparing healthcare professionals for rural and regional settings.
• Business Administration: Courses in entrepreneurship and management with a regional economic focus.
• Education: Programs for teacher training, emphasizing bilingual and French-language education.
• Social Work: Training for community-based social services with a focus on local challenges.
• Arts and Humanities: Courses in French literature, history, and cultural studies.

The Edmundston Campus is equipped with modern facilities, including specialized labs for forestry and health sciences, and fosters strong ties with the surrounding community. Its location near the border with Quebec and the United States provides unique opportunities for cross-cultural and bilingual experiences. The campus also emphasizes outdoor and environmental education, leveraging its proximity to natural landscapes for fieldwork and research. Students at this campus benefit from smaller class sizes, allowing for close interaction with professors and a tight-knit student community dedicated to preserving and promoting Francophone culture in the region.

The Moncton Campus of the University of Moncton is the primary and largest campus, serving as the central hub for academic and administrative activities. It offers a wide range of programs primarily taught in French, reflecting the university's commitment to the Acadian and Francophone communities. The campus is known for its comprehensive undergraduate and graduate programs across various disciplines.

• Arts: Programs in literature, history, and linguistics with a focus on French language and culture.
• Science: Degrees in biology, chemistry, and physics, with research opportunities in environmental sciences.
• Business Administration: Courses in accounting, finance, marketing, and management tailored for bilingual professionals.
• Education: Teacher training and educational studies with an emphasis on French immersion and bilingual education.
• Engineering: Programs in civil, mechanical, and electrical engineering with practical, hands-on learning.
• Health Sciences: Nursing and kinesiology programs aimed at addressing community health needs.
• Law: A unique French-language law program focusing on civil law traditions and bilingual legal practice.
• Social Sciences: Sociology, psychology, and political science with a focus on Francophone perspectives.

This campus also hosts numerous research centers and cultural activities, fostering a vibrant student life. With state-of-the-art facilities, including libraries, laboratories, and sports complexes, the Moncton Campus provides a dynamic environment for learning and personal growth. Students benefit from a supportive community that values diversity, inclusion, and the promotion of the French language in higher education.

The Shippagan Campus, or Campus de Shippagan, is a regional campus of the University of Moncton located in the Acadian Peninsula of northeastern New Brunswick. This campus is deeply rooted in the coastal and maritime culture of the region, offering specialized programs that reflect local industries and environmental priorities. It provides French-language education in a close-knit, community-oriented setting.

• Marine Biology: Programs focusing on coastal ecosystems, fisheries, and aquaculture, leveraging the campus’s proximity to the Gulf of St. Lawrence.
• Environmental Studies: Courses in sustainability and resource management with a focus on maritime environments.
• Business Administration: Emphasis on small business and tourism management relevant to the coastal economy.
• Education: Training for educators with a focus on French immersion and regional cultural preservation.
• Nursing: Health programs tailored to meet the needs of rural and coastal communities.
• Arts: Studies in Acadian culture, history, and French literature.

The Shippagan Campus is home to research initiatives related to marine sciences and coastal studies, offering students unique hands-on learning opportunities. Its facilities include specialized laboratories and access to marine research vessels. The campus plays a vital role in the local community, promoting the Acadian heritage and supporting the economic and cultural vitality of the region. Students enjoy a supportive environment with small class sizes and a strong sense of belonging, making it an ideal place for those passionate about marine and environmental fields within a Francophone context.