Université de Moncton - The largest French language university in Canada outside of Quebec. Enrollment is in the vicinity of 6200 students.[1] U de M is a comprehensive university with a wide variety of undergraduate and post graduate degree programs including a School of Law.
Crandall University - A private Christian liberal arts and science institution, affiliated with the Convention of Atlantic Baptist Churches. Enrollment is less than 1000 students. Degrees are available in arts, science, education, business and religious studies.[2]
University of New Brunswick - UNB Moncton consists of a small health sciences campus located next to the Moncton Hospital. Degree courses are available in Nursing and Medical X-ray Technology.[3] UNB's main campus is located in Fredericton, with another large campus in Saint John.
Community colleges
New Brunswick Community College - Moncton - (English), The largest campus in the NBCC system with an enrollment of about 4000. Specializes in training for the trades and technology.[4]
CCNB-Dieppe - (French), mandated to provide training in the trades and technology in the French language. Enrollment of about 2500.
Private colleges
Eastern College - Formerly known as CompuCollege since 1969.
Moncton Flight College - One of Canada's oldest and most prestigious flight schools, is also the largest flight school in Canada.[5]
McKenzie College - A Visual Arts institution, specializing in graphic design, digital media and animation.[6]
Oulton College - A variety of business, paramedical and paralegal programs.[7]
OLS Academy - Nationally Accredited, 12 month program, offering Primary Care Paramedicine programs in Moncton and Miramichi, NB
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