New Brunswick College of Craft & Design

This program exposes students to a diverse array of disciplines and material practices while instilling foundational principles of design, color theory, and visual culture. It prepares students for specialized diploma programs.

This certificate allows advanced learners to further refine their studio practice and creative skills. It is designed for those seeking to deepen their expertise in a specific craft or design area.

This diploma program immerses students in the creative industries of 3D modeling, character design and animation, video game design and 3D printing. Students will develop skills relevant to digital design and production.

This program focuses on the techniques and artistry of creating ceramic objects. Students explore various methods and styles within the field of ceramics.

Students learn fashion illustration, sewing, construction, draping and more in this program. The program emphasizes both design and practical skills in fashion creation.

This program trains students in the principles and practices of visual communication. Students develop skills in creating effective designs for various media.

This program explores the design and creation of jewelry and metal art objects. Students learn various techniques for working with metals and other materials.

This program covers the technical and artistic aspects of photography and videography. Students learn to create compelling visual content through still and moving images.

This program focuses on the design and creation of textiles, including patterns, textures, and structures. Students explore a variety of techniques for textile production.

This unique program preserves Mi'kmaq, Wolastoqiyik, and Passamaquoddy craft traditions. It offers Indigenous teachings in traditional crafts and practices of the Wabanaki people.

This articulated degree program with the University of New Brunswick (UNB) combines academic and practical study. It integrates hands-on experience with a liberal arts education.