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February 04, 2026

Fall 2026 program changes

NBCC remains committed to delivering education that works and investing in programming that will drive economic and social well-being across New Brunswick. An important part of this commitment is regularly reviewing all NBCC programs to ensure they align with provincial labour market needs and student interests.

Enrolment projections for the Fall 2026 term have been shaped by a combination of factors, including lower-than-expected interest in some program areas and the continued impact of external policy decisions affecting Canadian post-secondary institutions. Despite extensive efforts to increase awareness and engagement, several programs have not attracted the level of interest anticipated from prospective students.

In response, we are refocusing our efforts and resources and making several program changes ahead of the Fall 2026 term.

2026-27 Program Changes

Suspensions: Programs removed from the enrolment plan for the upcoming academic year. This is typically done in cases of low applicant interest or when programs require revision. Suspended programs may be added back to future enrolment plans. 

Cancellations: Programs permanently removed from the enrolment plan. This typically happens where we have seen multiple years of low applicant interest, low employer demand or where there is duplication of content and outcomes with other programs.

SuspensionsLocation
Administrative Professional: Legal ServicesSaint John
Environmental TechnologyMiramichi
IT: Business & Advanced AnalyticsMoncton 
Available in Saint John (Fall 2027)
Human Resources Management  Moncton
Available in Saint John
Supply Chain Management and LogisticsSaint John
Available in Moncton
CancellationsLocation
Administrative Professional: ExecutiveSaint John
Advanced Electrical ApplicationsSaint John
Applied Energy ManagementSaint John
Applied Manufacturing MethodsSaint John
Electronic Data Communication SystemsMoncton
International Business ManagementSaint John

Note: We anticipate subsequent program reviews over the next few months, with any additional program decisions made by April.  

Students currently enrolled in the above programs will not be impacted by these decisions and will continue to completion. Our Enrolment and Admissions teams will work closely with any affected applicants to identify other NBCC options that will enable them to meet their educational aspirations.

These decisions have been made after careful consideration and extensive analysis of current trends and future needs. These changes will allow us to focus on those programs that best align with the evolving needs of the province’s workforce. We remain committed to supporting our students and communities and will continue to adapt our offerings to ensure NBCC remains a vital resource for education and training in New Brunswick.