New Brunswick Community College is a public college with a Miramichi campus on the banks of the Miramichi River, one of six NBCC campuses.
NBCC focuses on the success of its learners and the impact they will have on their community. The college describes itself as a Canadian leader in engaging learners in applied research projects. NBCC has six campuses: Fredericton, Miramichi, Moncton, Saint John, St. Andrews and Woodstock.
The Miramichi Campus offers programs in Applied and Media Arts, Business Administration, Environment and Marine Systems, Health, Informational Technology, Social Sciences and Trades. NBCC integrates nine learning competencies in all its regular programs, including problem solving, digital skills, collaboration, communication, and global citizenship and environmental awareness. The college also offers an entrepreneurship education program and the Robertson Institute for Community Leadership.
The Miramichi Campus is located at 80 University Avenue, along the banks of the Miramichi River, in a community with a population of just over 17,000. The campus has 500+ students, with nearly one fifth arriving from outside Canada. Campus facilities include libraries with Wi-Fi, computers and printing, Student Success Centres, and a Field Training CentRE at 420 O'Keefe Road. Career and wellbeing counsellors are available onsite to help newcomers settle in.
Admission routes include a general application for Canadian and Permanent Resident applicants, an Inclusive Education Pathway, a designated seat for Indigenous applicants, and applications from Grade 11 students. Conditional acceptance with final documents is also available.
According to a 2025 Prairie Research Associates survey, 92% of NBCC's 2024 graduates were employed within one year. NBCC campuses are located on Mi'kmaq, Wolastoq and Peskotomuhkati homelands, and the land has been subject to treaties since 1726.