University of Fredericton

The University of Fredericton is a private for-profit online university established in 2005 in Fredericton, New Brunswick. It offers online courses in several fields. The University's first verified degrees were offered in 2007. It offers MBA, EMBA and Master’s Certificates through its Sandermoen School of Business, a number of diploma and certificate programs through its School of Occupational Health and Safety and Psychological Health and Safety in the Workplace programs.

University of Fredericton
MottoAccessible. Affordable. Accredited.
TypePrivate for-profit
Established2005
Affiliationnon-denominational
PresidentDon Roy
Location
371 Queen Street, Suite 400 Fredericton
,
New Brunswick
,
Canada E3B 1B1
CampusOnline
Colourswhite      and red     
Websitewww.ufred.ca

The University offers its programs through distance learning using live, online classrooms.[1] The University of Fredericton's business programs are verified and validated by the Province of New Brunswick in Canada under section 3 of the provincial Degree Granting Act.[1] The University of Fredericton received accreditation for these programs on April 10, 2007.[2]

Mission Statement

The Mission Statement of the University of Fredericton reads: "The mission of the University of Fredericton is to provide higher education to learners from all over the world.[3] The goal is to offer a contemporary and comprehensive, high impact business education that addresses the needs of their constituencies."[1]

Programs

University of Fredericton offers:

  • Master of Business Administration with specialty track in Global Leadership (MBA)
  • Master of Business Administration with specialty track in Innovation Leadership (MBA)
  • Master of Business Administration with specialty track in Social Enterprise Leadership (MBA)
  • Master of Business Administration with specialty track in Real Estate Leadership (MBA)
  • Master of Business Administration with specialty track in Health and Safety Leadership (MBA)
  • Master of Business Administration with specialty track in Human Resource Leadership (MBA)
  • Master of Business Administration with specialty track in Business Analytics Leadership (MBA)
  • Master of Business Administration with specialty track in Professional Selling and Leadership (MBA)
  • Executive Master of Business Administration with specialty track Global Leadership (EMBA)
  • Executive Master of Business Administration with specialty track in Innovation Leadership (EMBA)
  • Executive Master of Business Administration with specialty track in Social Enterprise Leadership (EMBA)
  • Executive Master of Business Administration with specialty track in Real Estate Leadership (EMBA)
  • Executive Master of Business Administration with specialty track in Health and Safety Leadership (EMBA)
  • Executive Master of Business Administration with specialty track in Human Resource Leadership (EMBA)
  • Executive Master of Business Administration with specialty track in Business Analytics Leadership (EMBA)
  • Executive Master of Business Administration with specialty track in Professional Selling and Leadership (EMBA)
  • Pre-MBA

Certificate Programs:

  • Master’s Certificates 
  • Certificate in Health, Safety and Environmental Processes (CHSEP)
  • Certificate in Integrated Disability Management
  • Certificate in Ergonomics
  • Certificate in Psychological Health and Safety in the Workplace (Basic, Manager, Advanced levels)
  • Enhancing Workplace Resiliency
  • Certificate in Integrated Health and Safety Management

Diploma Programs:

  • Diploma in Safety, Health, and Environmental Management (SHEM)
  • Diploma in Integrated Disability Management (IDM)
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See also

References
  1. Degree Granting Act in New Brunswick
  2. "Fully-Online University Academics". University of Fredericton. Retrieved 2020-03-16.
  3. :: Welcome to The University of Fredericton ::

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