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10/05/2026

🔬 It’s Research Celebration Week at UNB!

Join us in celebrating the incredible work of our tenure-track faculty members at the Faculty of Management’s Early Career Research Seminar.

Hear from eight early career faculty members as they share their research program, the questions driving their research, where their work is headed, and opportunities for collaboration. The session will conclude with discussion and informal conversation over refreshments.

📅 Friday, October 9
🕙 10:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
📍 Singer Hall 151

Students, faculty, and staff are welcome to attend and learn more about the exciting research taking place across our university.

10/01/2026

Have you ever considered combining business and legal studies?

The UNB MBA/JD program allows students to earn both degrees in less time than completing them separately.

The Faculty of Management and the Faculty of Law invite you to join us for an information session to learn more about this unique program.

MBA/JD Information Session
📅 Thursday, October 8, 2026
🕒 11:30 am
📍 Room 2A, Law Building
Register to attend: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/kvpvXjgKHG

We're also pleased to welcome Ashlee Morgan, MBA/JD graduate and Vice President of the Law Students' Society, who will share her experience in the program, offer advice for prospective students, and discuss how the combined degree has benefited her.

Pizza will be provided. 🍕

Whether you're studying business, law, or simply exploring your options, we encourage you to join us and learn more about the opportunities the MBA/JD program can offer.

09/18/2026

Our UNB Faculty of Management is proud to celebrate our wonderful community who bring energy, passion, and purpose to campus every day. Thank you for making this more than just an institution, but a place we proudly call home. Happy Red + Black day! UNB Alumni

08/11/2026

When a co-op placement turns into a career opportunity

For Kaison Chung, hands-on learning at NB Power has led to more than valuable experience, it has helped launch a future career.

As a Financial Analyst Co-op and Incoming CPA Candidate with NB Power in Fredericton, Kaison has gained experience across both Financial Reporting and Financial Planning. From completing general ledger reconciliations and tax filings to building financial models, designing Power BI dashboards, and supporting variance analysis, Kaison has been entrusted with meaningful projects that have strengthened technical, analytical, and problem-solving skills.

Drawing on knowledge gained through the BBA program at the UNB Faculty of Management, Kaison has experienced firsthand how accounting and finance concepts are applied in a complex organizational environment while working alongside experienced professionals who value mentorship and professional growth.

"As a Financial Analyst Co-op at NB Power, I was given the rare opportunity to lead impactful projects, from financial modeling to Power BI dashboard creation. What truly sets them apart is their deeply supportive culture. Leadership actively listened to my career goals, resulting in a full-time CPA Candidate offer before I've even finished my degree. They genuinely champion work-life balance and mental health, ensuring every extra effort is recognized and respected. When my hard work is seen and rewarded, I know I'm exactly where I belong."

Experiential learning opportunities like this demonstrate the power of connecting classroom learning with real-world experience. Through co-op placements and industry partnerships, students in the UNB Faculty of Management gain the technical expertise, professional confidence, and industry connections that help transform career aspirations into reality. Kaison's journey is a testament to how experiential learning at the University of New Brunswick can open doors long before graduation.

08/06/2026

How do organizations manage technology risks in an increasingly digital world?

This summer, Adiba Akhtar is gaining valuable experience at the intersection of business and technology as an Intern Analyst, IT Audit & Assurance with Deloitte in Fredericton, New Brunswick.

Drawing on knowledge and skills developed through the UNB Faculty of Management BBA program, Adiba is supporting engagement teams by assessing IT systems and controls, conducting testing procedures, documenting findings, and assisting with risk assessments. The role has also provided opportunities to contribute to client proposals and work with Risk and Control Matrices to identify and evaluate key business and technology risks. Through this hands-on experience, Adiba is developing expertise in technology assurance, risk management, and professional consulting while collaborating with industry leaders.

"My co-op experience at Deloitte has been incredibly rewarding. A highlight of my term was attending IT Specialist Training at Deloitte University in Toronto, where I connected with professionals from across the country and further developed my understanding of IT Audit & Assurance. This experience has strengthened my interest in technology risk and provided valuable professional and technical growth."

Experiential learning opportunities like this allow University of New Brunswick students to apply classroom knowledge to real-world business challenges while expanding their professional networks. Through co-op placements and industry partnerships, students in the UNB Faculty of Management are building the technical expertise, critical thinking skills, and professional connections that prepare them for successful careers in a technology-driven business environment.

07/30/2026

Turning data into decisions that drive business success

This summer, UNB BBA student Imran Adeleke is gaining valuable hands-on finance experience as a Financial Planning and Analysis (FP&A) Student with J.D. Irving Limited in Saint John, New Brunswick.

Drawing on concepts learned through the UNB Faculty of Management, Imran is working closely with finance professionals to analyze financial statements, monitor business performance across multiple divisions, and transform raw data into meaningful reports that support strategic decision-making. Through this experience, he is strengthening his analytical and technical skills while gaining insight into how financial information helps guide business strategy within one of Atlantic Canada's largest organizations.

"My experience at JDI has been incredibly rewarding so far. It has allowed me to apply my theoretical knowledge from the classroom to a real-world setting under the guidance of an amazing team. Beyond developing my skills, this work term has provided valuable career and industry insights while connecting me with professionals through CPA and networking events hosted by the company."

Experiential learning opportunities like this help University of New Brunswick students bridge the gap between theory and practice. Through co-op placements, internships, and strong industry partnerships, students in the UNB Faculty of Management gain real-world experience, build professional networks, and develop the skills and confidence needed to succeed in today's business environment.

07/28/2026

What makes a startup investment-worthy?

This summer, business student Paula San Jose Vasquez is discovering the answer as a Venture Capital Investment Intern with the New Brunswick Innovation Foundation (NBIF) in Fredericton.

Building on the investment and analytical skills developed the BBA program, including the Student Investment Fund (SIF), Paula is contributing to the due diligence process for emerging startups. Her responsibilities include market research, company and financial analysis, and evaluating key venture capital metrics that help inform investment decisions. She's also gaining exposure to the broader venture capital ecosystem through industry events, meetings, and conversations with founders, investors, and innovation leaders across the region.

"I've been given the chance to contribute to the investment process from day one and have already worked on three different startups. I've learned so much about what makes a strong startup, what it takes to succeed, and the role venture capital plays in supporting innovation. This experience has allowed me to build on the skills I developed through SIF, strengthen my passion for investing, and discover the many different opportunities available within the field."

Experiential learning opportunities like this help University of New Brunswick students connect classroom learning with real-world investment experience. Through hands-on roles and programs like the UNB Faculty of Management's Student Investment Fund, students are building professional networks, applying their knowledge in dynamic environments, and developing the skills needed to thrive in the world of finance and investing.

07/23/2026

Ever wonder how policies and investments help communities grow?

This summer, UNB business student Heer Pabari is finding out firsthand as an Assistant Economic Development Officer (Co-op Student) with the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency (ACOA) in Fredericton.

Through this co-op experience, Heer is applying knowledge gained from the BBA program while gaining valuable insight into the world of economic development. Working behind the scenes on project files, participating in stakeholder and client meetings, and collaborating with teams across ACOA, Heer is learning how government programs and strategic investments help businesses, organizations, and communities thrive. The role is also providing opportunities to build a professional network and develop a broader understanding of the partnerships that drive long-term economic growth across Atlantic Canada.

"One of the most rewarding parts of my co-op has been the exposure to so many different areas of economic development. Every conversation has offered a new perspective, whether it's learning about innovative local projects, meeting professionals from diverse backgrounds, or seeing how decisions are made to support long-term growth across Atlantic Canada. The experience has challenged me to think beyond the numbers and understand the broader impact that policy, partnerships, and investment can have on communities."

Experiential learning opportunities like this help University of New Brunswick students connect classroom knowledge with real-world challenges. Through co-op placements and industry partnerships, students in the UNB Faculty of Management are developing the analytical, professional, and relationship-building skills needed to make meaningful contributions to organizations and communities throughout the region and beyond.

07/21/2026

From student internship to full-time career: the power of experiential learning!

For Nicholas Harvey, experiential learning didn't end with graduation, it launched a career.

A recent BBA graduate from the UNB Faculty of Management and former Student Investment Fund (SIF) participant, Nicholas is now working as a Full-Time Wealth Associate with RBC Dominion Securities in Fredericton. In this role, he supports wealth management services for high-net-worth individuals and corporations, helping clients navigate complex financial decisions and long-term investment strategies. Nicholas is applying the financial analysis, investment knowledge, and client-focused skills he developed throughout his studies, while continuing to build his expertise in the wealth management industry.

"I started as an intern in the summer of my second year at UNB, returned part-time during the remainder of my studies, and was welcomed with a full-time offer upon graduation. It has been a wonderful experience. It's rewarding to see the knowledge I've learned put into practice, and I'm excited to continue my journey with RBC."

Nicholas's story highlights the lasting impact of experiential learning opportunities at the University of New Brunswick. Through internships, programs like the Student Investment Fund, and meaningful industry partnerships, students in the UNB Faculty of Management gain the experience, professional networks, and practical skills that help turn classroom learning into rewarding careers.

07/16/2026

What happens behind the scenes when businesses seek financing to grow?

This summer, BBA student Isaac Jewett is gaining firsthand experience in the world of private credit as a Private Credit Intern, Analyst with MidStar Capital in Toronto.

Drawing on the financial analysis and investment skills developed through UNB’s Student Investment Fund (SIF), Isaac is supporting the underwriting and monitoring of direct lending investments. His work includes analyzing financial statements, conducting industry research, and contributing to investment memos and portfolio reporting. Through this experience, he is deepening his understanding of how investment professionals evaluate opportunities, assess risk, and make informed credit decisions.

"I've already had the chance to see how deals are evaluated and get involved in some of the analysis, which has been really helpful for understanding how credit decisions are actually made. The team has been great to work with, and it's a hands-on environment that makes it easy to learn quickly."

Experiential learning opportunities like this enable University of New Brunswick students to apply classroom concepts in real-world financial settings while building valuable industry connections. Through experiences such as Isaac's, students in the UNB Faculty of Management are developing the technical expertise, professional confidence, and practical investment knowledge that prepare them for successful careers in finance and beyond.

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