CCNB is a public, French-language community college in New Brunswick, Canada, with its head office in Bathurst and campuses across the province.
The Collège communautaire du Nouveau-Brunswick (CCNB) is a public French-language college. It has been a fully autonomous francophone collegial corporation since May 30, 2010. Its head office, the Siège social, is located in Bathurst, New Brunswick.
CCNB has campuses in Bathurst, Campbellton, Dieppe, Edmundston and the Péninsule acadienne, the latter located in Shippagan. Residences are available on the Edmundston campus and at the Shippagan site in the Péninsule acadienne.
CCNB offers distance training through its virtual campus, which can be studied from home on a flexible schedule with support from experts. Distance courses often combine live synchronous sessions with asynchronous self-paced activities. Programs include Cybersécurité, Analyse de données and Éducation à l'enfance. Virtual campus programs are open exclusively to Canadian students, including Canadian permanent residents, and not to international students with study permits.
The CCNB Plan stratégique 2022-2027 was adopted unanimously by the Board of Governors on June 23, 2021. It covers the period from April 1, 2022 to March 31, 2027. The plan is built on a signature, the mission, the vision and the values, and is developed around four main axes.
Admission routes include admission on request for Canadian students with a secondary school record, a CCNB admission test for candidates without the required prerequisites, and pathways for permanent residents without a Canadian secondary diploma. Mature Canadian students aged 21 and over may also apply, and admission profiles combine diploma, courses and test results.