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Economists thrive in dynamic settings and distinctive problem-solving scenarios. Pursuing economics means exploring how choices are made both individually and collectively, while shaping a mindset that impacts numerous societal matters such as: inequality, environmental sustainability, medical systems, global progress, worldwide integration, population movement, banking systems, and public oversight. An economics education equips you to research economic phenomena, predict patterns, design effective strategies, and improve existing frameworks. Economic Studies focuses more on practical implementation and governance than on theoretical models and data interpretation.
Experiential education
Pursue work-integrated learning aligned with your passions
Explore international opportunities via student exchange initiatives
Engage in symposiums and training sessions
Competencies you'll develop
Understanding of fiscal strategies
Clear articulation of ideas
Numerical and data-driven evaluation
Composing logical, compelling economic analyses
High school students applying to undergraduate programs at the University of New Brunswick must meet the following three sets of requirements in order to be considered for admission.
The University of New Brunswick accepts qualified applicants from all countries. Entry requirements may vary from country to country.
English language proficiency requirements:
TOEFL IBT with a minimum overall score of 85
IELTS or IELTS Indicator with a minimum overall score of 6.5
CAEL CE or CAEL Online with a minimum overall score of 60
Pearson Vue Test with a minimum score of 59
Cambridge English Assessment C1 advanced or C2 proficiency with a minimum score of 176
Duolingo with a minimum overall score of 115
Application Deadline: Fall term (September start) — apply before June 1; Winter term (January start) — apply before Oct. 1; Summer (various start dates from May–August) — apply before Feb. 1