University of Moncton (Université de Moncton, UdeM)

Overview

Established: 1963

Nature: Public university

Location: The main campus is located in Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada, with branches in Edmundston and St. Barts

Students: About 10,000 full-time and part-time students

Language: Mainly taught in French, but some courses also offer English options

Educational philosophy

The University of Moncton is committed to providing high-quality education, emphasizing academic excellence, innovation and social responsibility. As one of the largest French-language comprehensive universities in Canada, the school focuses on interdisciplinary research and has strong scientific research capabilities in many fields. UdeM also pays special attention to community service and international exchanges, providing students with a multicultural learning environment.

Historical background

1864: Formerly St. John's Church College.

1906: Officially recognized by Oxford University.

1963: The University of Moncton was officially established, formed by the merger of several original colleges.

Development: With the development of time, the school has continuously expanded its education and research fields and has become one of the important higher education institutions in eastern Canada.

Disciplines and Courses

Undergraduate Programs:

Faculty of Arts and Sciences: including psychology, sociology, history, literature, etc.

Faculty of Business (Faculté d'administration): covering accounting, marketing, human resource management, finance, etc.

Faculty of Engineering (Faculté de génie): including computer engineering, electronic engineering, civil engineering, etc.

Faculty of Medicine (Faculté de médecine): provides medical education and research.

Faculty of Nursing (Faculté des sciences infirmières): provides nursing education.

Faculty of Education (Faculté d'éducation): trains future teachers and other educational professionals.

Faculty of Law (Faculté de droit): provides legal education.

Faculty of Arts (Faculté des arts): including visual arts, music, drama, etc.

Graduate Programs:

Provides master's and doctoral degrees in many fields, such as biological sciences, computer science, education, environmental science, psychology, etc.

Continuing Education:

Provides opportunities for adult education and lifelong learning, including short courses and career development training.

Featured Majors

French Education: As one of the most important French-speaking universities in North America, the University of Moncton has a strong tradition in French education.

Business Management: The School of Business is very prominent in management and economics.

Engineering Technology: The School of Engineering has strong teaching and research strength in the field of engineering technology.

Law: The School of Law ranks high among Canadian law schools.

Humanities and Social Sciences: There are extensive research and teaching activities in the humanities and social sciences.

Health Sciences: Enjoy a high reputation in the fields of medicine, nursing, etc.

Art and Design: The School of Art also has a certain influence in performing arts and visual arts.

Campus Facilities

Library: It has rich book resources and electronic databases.

Classrooms and laboratories: Equipped with modern teaching equipment and technology to support practical learning.

Dormitories: Provide a variety of accommodation options to facilitate out-of-town students.

Sports Facilities: Including gyms, swimming pools, basketball courts, etc.

Student Service Center: Provides a variety of services such as career planning, mental health support, and academic counseling.

Research Center: There are multiple research centers and institutes to support cutting-edge scientific research.

Internships and Cooperation: Maintain close ties with local businesses and industries to provide internships and employment opportunities for students.

Contact Information

Official Website: https://www.umoncton.ca/

Address: 207 Rue Université, Moncton, NB E1C 2J6, Canada

Tel: +1 506-858-4000

Email: info@umoncton.ca

Certification and Recognition

Certification: The University of Moncton is a member of the Association of Colleges and Universities of Canada, and its degrees and diplomas are recognized by the Canadian government.

Recognition by the Chinese Ministry of Education: The University of Moncton is one of the overseas regular universities recognized by the Chinese Ministry of Education, and the degrees awarded are also recognized in China.

Other Information

Admission Requirements:

Undergraduate Programs: Applicants usually need to graduate from high school and submit transcripts, letters of recommendation, and personal statements. Some courses may have specific language requirements, such as French proficiency test (TEF or TCF) scores.

Graduate Programs: Applicants need to have a bachelor's degree in a related major and submit transcripts, personal statements, letters of recommendation, and other materials. Some courses may also require an interview or additional writing samples.

Scholarships: The school offers a variety of scholarship opportunities to help students reduce their financial burden.

Internship opportunities: The University of Moncton cooperates with many companies to provide students with rich internships and practical experience.

International cooperation: It has established cooperative relations with many universities around the world to promote international exchanges and learning.