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Page 1: Université de Moncton
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• Largest francophone University outside

Quebec

• Secure, safe, warm environment

• Located in the only official billingual city

and province in Canada

Université de Moncton

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• Ratio of faculty to students 1-12

• Three campus locations

- Moncton (4 136 students)

- Edmundston (578 students)

- Shippagan (451students)

Université de Moncton

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Geographical Location

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Geographical Situation

Départ Destination Mode Distance Durée approximativeMoncton Montréal 1 025 km 1 hMoncton Montréal 1 025 km 12 hMoncton Boston 800 km 1 hMoncton Boston 800 km 10 h

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Students’ Services

• International student integration

• Health service (with 4 doctors and one nurse)

• Counselling

• Orientation

• Placement

• Bursaries and financial aid available

• International student integration

• Health service (with 4 doctors and one nurse)

• Counselling

• Orientation

• Placement

• Bursaries and financial aid available

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Students’ Services

• Social and recreational activities

• Many computer labs

• International Student Association

• Social and recreational activities

• Many computer labs

• International Student Association

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Non-Academic Actvities

• Student radio

• Student newspaper

• Student council

• Movies

• Improvisation League

• Bar and Student Club

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University Sports

• Track and Field

• Badminton

• Basketball

• Cross-country Skiing

• Rhythmic Gymnastics

• Ice hockey

• Swimming

• Soccer

• Volleyball

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Lodging Service

• Residences- private rooms- studio apartments- 4 students apartments

• Listings of in-town apartments for all three campuses

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Lodging Service

Lodging Fees (2004-2005)

Résidence Lefebvre : $4,272. to $5,237. (per year including the cafeteria plan)147 rooms with mandatory cafeteria

planCafeteria : $1,700. to $2,325. * (per

year)Maison Lafrance : $3,670. (160 studios)Maison Landry : $3,884. (36 studios)Maison Massey : $2,786. (10 rooms)Apartments for four students :

$1,716. to $4,598.

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Study Programs

• 160 programs (Diplomas and Certificates)

• 50 fields of studies (Undergraduate)

• 30 graduate programs (Masters)

• Three doctorate programs (Ph.D.)

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Admission

• By June 1 for the Fall semester

• By November 15 for the Winter/Spring semester

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City of Moncton

Population : 117,727 (2001)

…offers all the benefits of larger cities, while providing

higher quality of lifestyle

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City of Moncton

In June 2002, The National Post

rated Moncton among the top five Canadian cities with the highest

economic growth

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City of Moncton

The Financial Post, noted that Moncton has a lower

cost of living compared with other important cities in Canada

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City of Moncton• Approximately 15 minutes from the beach

• National parks in close proximity

• Winter and Summer sports (19 local golf

courses)

• 14 movie studios

• Cultural center

• 8 art galleries

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New Brunswick

Only officially bilingual province• Shared borders with Quebec

and the State of Maine, USA

• Short flights from Toronto, Montreal, Boston or New York

• Low Cost of living

• Population of N.B. - 729,498

• Population of Canada - 30,007,094

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The Atlantic Economy

Gross Domestic Product

• Atlantic Canada’s average economic growth 4.1% over the past 5 years - exceeding the national rate of 3.6%

• Economic growth driven by investment in contruction, manufacturing and offshore oil and gas projects

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The Atlantic Economy

Gross Domestic Product

• The regional economy is dominated by the service sector, while the resource sector now accounts for only 16%

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The Atlantic Economy

Exports

• Exports from Atlantic Canada increased by 148% over the past decade

• Leading products in NB include : lumber, food products, and refined petroleum

• Over 80% of the region’s exports are destined for the United States

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Current Economic Context - Performance

• The Atlantic economy is transforming into a knowledge-based economy:

- Emergence of new sectors (e.g. IT, bio-science based

industry, aerospace)

- Resource industries (wood, food, paper) are becoming

more knowledge intensive

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