New Brunswick

For the 2023-24 academic year, Rutgers University New Brunswick can range from USD 8,500 – USD 11,500 in a traditional dorm room, suite, or apartment. The housing prices vary according to the course levels and type of residence. A general range of housing prices is given below:ParticularsHousing Range for 2023-24UG Academic Year Two Semesters (Residence Halls)USD 8,800 – USD 10,000UG Academic Year Two Semesters (Residence Hall – 9 month)USD 8,500 – USD 9,800UG Apartments – 9 monthsUSD 9,800 – USD 11,500UG Apartments – 12 monthsUSD 14,500 – USD 15,300Graduate On-Campus Housing ParticularsHousing Range for 2023-24Graduate Apartments – 9 monthsUSD 10,300 – USD 10,500Graduate Apartments – 12 monthsUSD 12,000 – USD 12,500

There are 5 campuses of Rutgers University – New Brunswick. These 5 small campuses are College Avenue, Busch, Cook, Douglass, and Livingston. These campuses are home to different colleges and schools. A few details of these 5 campus of the university are given below:Busch Campus: It is home to the university’s high-tech and health schools and research centers, the most comprehensive gym at Werblin Recreation Center and SHI stadiumCollege Avenue Campus: This campus houses world-class Zimmerli Art Museum, Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy, the School of Arts and Sciences, and the Cancer Institute of New JerseyCook Campus: This campus is the home to School of Environmental and Biological Sciences and the New Jersey Agricultural Experiment StationDouglass Campus: This campus is home to Douglass Residential College, many School of Arts and Sciences academic departments, including French, Spanish, Portuguese, Anthropology, and Religion, as well as Eagleton Institute of Politics, Institute for Women’s LeadershipLivingston Campus: This campus is built on 560 acres of the former Camp Kilmer army base. Out of all the 5 campuses of the university, Livingston campus is the youngest and the largest campus of Rutgers University – New Brunswick

University of New Brunswick is one of the best Canadian universities and students across the world desire to study here. When it comes to academics, UNB is recognised for its exceptional programs. University of New Burnswick is home to Canada’s first engineering program, forestry programme and faculty of computer science. At the university, Computer Science is one of the top-ranked programs and has a placement rate of 99%. Some of the other popular University of Burnswick courses include Business, Law, Nursing, Education, Geology, Forestry, Physical Education, and Psychology.University of Brunswick operates on two vibrant and welcoming campuses - Fredericton Campus  (main campus) and Saint John Campus., which make it to the list of the most beautiful national campuses. It is an inclusive community, where students really enjoy spending their time while studying in the university. Just a 10-minute walk from campus, downtown Fredericton is a vibrant hub with nightly live entertainment,  theater,  sports, and festivals. Saint John has a thriving community of artists and entertainers in addition to a bustling historic waterfront with sidewalk cafes, eateries, and retail establishments.

University of Brunswick comprises of two campuses - Fredericton Campus (main campus) and Saint John Campus.Fredericton Campus: With its red brick, ivy-covered Georgian architecture, and lush landscape, Fredericton, the original UNB campus, was founded in 1785 and is considered one of the most beautiful campuses in the nation. The capital city of New Brunswick, Fredericton, is ideally situated on the banks of the Saint John River and is consistently rated as one of the greatest places to live in Canada. Being the capital of the province, it serves as the hub for numerous federal and provincial government organizations as well as for higher learning, innovation, and research. Just a 10-minute walk from campus, downtown Fredericton is a vibrant hub with nightly live entertainment, theater, sports, and festivals.Saint John Campus: Situated in the largest city and commercial hub of the province, Saint John has a thriving community of artists and entertainers in addition to a bustling historic waterfront with sidewalk cafes, eateries, and retail establishments. Saint John, which is located on the Bay of Fundy, offers untamed coastal vistas entwined with wetlands and forests.

University of New Brunswick offers more than 100 programs for international students in leading fields, through their faculty members of Education, Kinesiology, Law, Nursing & Health Sciences, Leaderships Studies, and Forestry & Environmental Management. Annual tuition fee required to pursue a degree course at the University of Brunswick is around 12L on an average which can be considered affordable as a study abroad option. Students can refer to the table listed below for course specific fees requirements:Courses1st Year Tuition FeesB.Sc. (38 courses)INR 10 L - 12 LB.A. / B.Tech (10 courses)INR 11 L - 14 LBBA (6 courses)INR 11 L - 13 LB.A. (22 courses)INR 11 L - 17 LOthers UG (4 courses)INR 11 L - 12 L