How do I apply to the M.Ed or PhD degree?

You can find an application form for graduate studies (M.Ed or PhD) on the School of Graduate Studies website at www.unb.ca/gradschl    or call (506) 453-4600  (edgrad@unb.ca) and an application kit will be mailed to you.  A supplementary form for application to the M.Ed is available in the « Forms » section of this website. There is no supplementary form for the PhD.

What are the fees for graduate study?

There is a term fee for research-based students (i.e., students who are doing the degree by thesis or project/report). Course route students pay on a course by course basis. Details regarding specific fees, please go to Financial Services

Can I take a graduate level course without being in the program?

Only in exceptional circumstances can you take courses at the M.Ed level before being admitted to the degree. However, one must seek approval of the Associate Dean, Graduate Programs and meet the usual criteria for admission to the M.Ed. There is also no guarantee that any such courses will be credited to the degree once application is made.

Can I transfer courses into my program?

The application form includes a space where you can request advanced credit for courses taken outside the program. This refers to courses taken at UNB or at another institution. There is no guarantee that any courses taken before entry to the degree will be credited. This is assessed on a case-by-case basis.

Can I take courses from another university once I am in my program?

Yes but any such courses must be approved by the Associate Dean, Graduate Programs, in advance of registration. There is a limit on the number of courses that can be taken outside UNB .

What is the usual amount of time to complete the degree?

Students should count on approximately two years to complete an M.Ed and four to five years to complete a PhD. The M.Ed must be completed in five years and the PhD in seven years.

What facilities are available to students in the MEd/Phd Program in Marhsall d'Avray Hall?

Students have access to the Grad Studies Lounge located in room 103A Marshall d'Avary Hall.  The lounge consists of fridge, microwave, toaster, coffee pot, kettle, water, couches, table etc.

The graduate computer lab is located in room 116 Marshall d'Avray Hall.  No need to purchase print credits.  Students can print from the printer located in this room by bring their own paper..

An infocus projector and laptop is available to graduate students from the grad office located in room 226 d'Avray Hall.  Please book at least 24 hours before.  Additional AV equipment such as laptops, projectors, TV and video equipment can be booked through Media Services located in room 133 Marhsall d'Avray Hall.