UNB Centre for Learning Futures

UNB Centre for Learning Futures and Crisis-Ready Workplace are teaming up for the Crisis-Ready Interventionist Training, a two-day, in-person course at UNB on Oct. 19 to Oct. 20, 2026.

Learn how to recognize early signs of distress, respond calmly under pressure, and support your colleagues, hands-on and scenario-based. No prerequisites needed.

Learn more and register: https://www.crisisreadyworkplace.com/partners/unb

Ready to take the next step in your degree?

Explore course options, review what fits your plan and prepare for registration.

Start here: https://www.unb.ca/registrar/

New data resource worth flagging for anyone in workforce development, HR, or public policy research: Datanb has released a WorkSafeNB / Travail sécuritaire NB dataset covering employment-related injury and disability claims across New Brunswick, including injury type, source of injury, occupation, claim status, and accident date.

This kind of data is a great starting point for exploring occupational health trends, workplace safety patterns, and how workers' compensation claims have shifted over time in our province. At the Centre for Learning Futures, we're always interested in how open data like this can inform research, curriculum, and community partnerships around workplace safety and skills development.

Researchers, students, and policy folks, worth a look: https://www.unb.ca/datanb/data/holdings/worksafenb-demographic-information.html?fbclid=IwcGRvZgFleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETE2VkhYbFpvaHQxQ2JCOGdYc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHq6lrpgERbfoBsooeFXZxb1zIQtg8cQm0FRz80yJIcXe5GGHfYbEPt31KcnI_aem_VOif9xQiJAa8xUPSmSNREA

What can workplace injury data tell us about occupational health and safety in New Brunswick?

The WorkSafeNB dataset provides information on employment-related injury and disability claims, including details such as injury type, source of injury, occupation, claim status and accident date.

Researchers can use these data to explore workplace injuries, occupational health trends and patterns in workers’ compensation claims over time—helping us better understand workplace safety and injury prevention in New Brunswick.

Learn more: https://www.unb.ca/datanb/data/holdings/worksafenb-demographic-information.html

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Teaching for the first time can feel like a lot to figure out on your own. Foundations of University Teaching gives new and aspiring instructors a real starting point, covering teaching philosophy, learning theory, lesson planning and reflective practice, one module a week.

It also counts toward a Certificate of Participation. UNB and STU graduate students receive discounted pricing.

📅 Aug. 28 to October 23, 2026 | Online

👉 https://bit.ly/UTCH2000

Need flexibility in how and when you study?

UNB’s online open access courses let you work through course material at your own pace while earning university credit.

Explore online open access credit courses:
https://bit.ly/4dUjKAi

Thinking about teaching at the university or college level, but not sure where to start?
Foundations of University Teaching is a fully online course built for people with little or no prior teaching experience.

Across six weekly modules, you'll work through the fundamentals of teaching and learning at your own pace, then put it into practice by planning your own lesson.

📅 Aug. 28 to October 23, 2026 | Online, fixed dates

UNB and STU graduate students get discounted pricing.

Reserve your spot: https://bit.ly/UTCH2000

Your course plan has options.

Explore available UNB courses and find one that supports your schedule, interests and degree progress.

Start exploring:
https://es.unb.ca/apps/timetable/

A flexible course option can help you balance your workload now or make a future term feel more manageable.

Explore credit options available to UNB students.

Learn more:
https://www.unb.ca/learningfutures/credit-studies/

Reminder: the Instructional Skills Workshop starts Aug. 5, and limited seats remain.

If you teach (or want to), this three-day workshop is a great way to build confidence, try new strategies, and get feedback in a small, supportive group.

📅 Aug. 5 to 7 | UNB Saint John
👉 Register now: https://bit.ly/4gVLrf1

Every course brings you closer to your goal.

Explore official undergraduate calendar information and plan the courses that support your degree.

View the undergraduate calendar:
https://www.unb.ca/academics/calendar/undergraduate/current/index.html