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Duration
32 months
Tuition
$27,868
Commitment
Part-Time
Delivery
Online
Credential
Degree
Year Founded
1785
Scholarships
yes
The University of New Brunswick’s Online MBA is a flexible, high-quality program designed to fit the needs of working professionals without compromising academic excellence. Offered entirely online by Canada’s oldest English-speaking university, this program provides a globally respected AACSB-accredited credential that signals leadership potential and business acumen.
Tailored for business professionals, entrepreneurs, and career changers, the program empowers learners with strategic thinking, leadership, and innovation skills essential in today’s fast-paced, global business environment. Students build deep expertise in high-demand areas such as data analytics, entrepreneurship, and strategic decision-making—preparing them to solve complex challenges and lead confidently across industries and cultures.
The Online MBA supports career growth by allowing students to learn on their own terms while staying engaged in their professional lives. Whether aiming to lead teams, launch a business, or transition into a new industry, graduates emerge with the tools, mindset, and network needed to drive measurable business results.
UNB’s Online MBA delivers more than a credential—it delivers the confidence and capabilities to thrive in an ever-evolving marketplace.
Admission Requirements
- Undergraduate degree with at least a 3.0 GPA.
- Minimum of two years of professional work experience in a relevant field.
What You’ll Learn
- Develop strategic leadership skills to effectively manage teams and drive organizational success.
- Gain practical expertise in data analytics to support evidence-based decision-making.
- Understand global business dynamics and learn to navigate cross-cultural challenges.
- Master core business functions including finance, marketing, operations, and strategy.
- Explore entrepreneurial thinking and innovation to identify and seize new business opportunities.
- Apply ethical decision-making and corporate responsibility in complex business environments.
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Student Reviews (10)
Exploring educational leadership
Melia Costello
August 17, 2026Graduated From
Master of Education
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What I enjoyed most about UNB's Master of Education was exploring educational leadership from a broader perspective. I learned about different leadership theories, organizational change, supervision, and the challenges involved in creating a positive l...
What I enjoyed most about UNB's Master of Education was exploring educational leadership from a broader perspective. I learned about different leadership theories, organizational change, supervision, and the challenges involved in creating a positive learning culture. We also discussed how leaders can respond to culturally diverse school communities and support teachers through periods of change. The program helped me develop a much more thoughtful approach to leadership and prepared me to take on greater responsibility in education.
Practical challenges educators face.
Elisia Gonzolez
August 17, 2026Graduated From
Master of Education
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My MEd experience at the University of New Brunswick really changed the way I think about curriculum and teaching. I learned how to assess learner needs, develop clear instructional goals, select appropriate materials, and adapt curriculum to different...
My MEd experience at the University of New Brunswick really changed the way I think about curriculum and teaching. I learned how to assess learner needs, develop clear instructional goals, select appropriate materials, and adapt curriculum to different classroom contexts. The research courses were also valuable because I became much more confident evaluating educational research and using evidence to support my teaching decisions. I appreciated that so much of the coursework connected theory directly to practical challenges educators face.

