• 32 undergraduate programs in humanities, languages, and social sciences
• 11 graduate degree programs in humanities and social sciences
• Bachelor of Arts (BA) concentration in a single area or a multi-disciplinary combination
• Opportunities to combine arts interests with a variety of programs outside of arts through the minor in business and majors in science options
• Bachelor of Applied Arts (with the New Brunswick College of Craft and Design)
• Bachelor of Arts and Science
• Concurrent degree programs in collaboration with the faculties of Science and Computer Science
• Hands-on work experience through our Arts Internship Program
• Travel study programs to destinations in Europe, Asia and North America
• Opportunities to study abroad
What kind of teaching and research takes place in the Faculty of Arts? A better question might be, what doesn’t?
Arts at the University of New Brunswick is an innovative and diverse faculty with degree programs at the undergraduate and graduate level in departments specializing in the humanities (including classics, culture and media studies, English, French, history, and philosophy), the social sciences (anthropology, economics, political science, psychology and sociology), and interdisciplinary programs like gender and women’s studies, film studies, international development studies, and law in society.
In arts, you can pursue one of 32 different subject areas as part of a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree. Or, maybe a combined arts and science degree suits your interest, or both a BA and a Bachelor of Science degree at the same time. Want more options? How about earning a Bachelor of Arts and a Bachelor of Computer Science together? Or one of our certificate programs? Explore our many options.
If you already have a degree and are contemplating a graduate option, consider one of our many masters or doctoral programs. We have over 200 students studying at the graduate level, making a significant contribution to the wide array of research projects in arts, some of which take place at the many research centres housed in our faculty.
Connected to our community locally and provincially, the Faculty of Arts is also part of a vital network of scholars Canada-wide. But we also offer a global dimension: you can take part in international exchange opportunities around the world while pursuing your degree, or one of our travel study programs, which combines learning and travel abroad.
In winter 2023, our Faculty completed a new academic plan for 2023-2028. Emerging from years of collaboration and discussion, the plan charts a path forward for Arts and considers several of our most important opportunities and challenges. For more information, visit our blog.
The Faculty of Arts at UNB presents an ideal balance between a full array of academic options and smaller class sizes for better interaction between students and instructors. We’re proud of what we have to offer and hope you will consider us for your post-secondary career.
What’s next? Ask to speak with our recruitment officer about your future in arts.