Colleges & Universities in Moncton Parish, Moncton, NB
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333 Gorge Road, Moncton, E1G 3H9
+1 506-858-8970
Founded in 1949 and now home to over 1, 600 students, Crandall is Atlantic Canada's leading private, not-for-profit university rooted in the Christian faith. Situated on a picturesque, 200-acre site in beautiful Moncton, New Brunswick, Crandall's campus offers a welcoming atmosphere, as well as a commitment to students and academic excellence. Crandall's exceptional faculty, favourable 13:1 student-to-professor ratio, and rigorous undergraduate and graduate programs set it apart as a campus students are proud to call their university home. 
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415 Université Ave, Moncton, E1A 3E9
506-858-4012
The Champlain Library is described as a warm and welcoming place with a rich reading environment that promotes concentration and feelings of well-being. The climate and atmosphere are conducive to productive study sessions and customers encourage others to visit and explore the vast collection. 
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40 Antonine-Maillet Ave, Moncton, E1A 3E9
(506) 858-4545
Trainers, Public swimming pool, Fitness Clubs, Sports complex, Gym/Physical Fitness Center, Miscellaneous personal service, Consultants, Personal Services, College & University, Fitness, Health, Program Ceps Louis-J-Robichaud is a sports and recreation centre in Moncton with a weight room and cardio facilities. Some customers find the price steep for those only using these areas. The weight room has a mix of old and new equipment, and the gym can be busy and cramped. The cardio room is larger and clean, with numerous machines. The changing rooms are clean, but can be inconvenient during public pool hours. Customers appreciate the friendly staff and the facility's versatility for indoor sports. Some mention the price increase for parking. 
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1070 St. George Boulevard, Moncton, E1E 4K7
(506) 856-5166
The Halifax campus of Eastern College, formerly CompuCollege, is located at 1526 Dresden Row in downtown Halifax across from Pete's Frootique. The campus, opened in 1990, has graduated over 6,000 students and averages approximately 400 students per year. CompuCollege is an ideal school for those that are looking to further or change their current career. The staff is mature, energetic and extremely motivated in assisting you in finding that career that is right for you. Even if the first position does not work out they will help again and again. 
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4 Flanders Court, Moncton, E1C 0K6
(506) 858-9696
Oulton College in Moncton, New Brunswick has a tradition of excellence and a history of academic success that leads students to jump start their careers. 
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18 Avenue Antonine-Maillet, Moncton, E1A 3E9
(506) 858-4000
Université de Moncton is Canada's largest French-language university outside Québec. The university's three campuses are located in New Brunswick's francophone regions at Edmundston, Shippagan and Moncton. Université de Moncton offers 180 study programs, including 38 at the master's degree level and 7 at the doctorate level. Fields of study include administration, arts, education, engineering, forestry, law, nursing, nutrition, psychology, sciences, social work, etc. More than 30 research centers, chairs, and institutes are presently active. 
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1234 MOUNTAIN RD, Moncton, E1C 2T6
(506) 856-2220
The students learn in a dynamic environment through hands-on training, state-of-the-art equipment and real-world experiences. With more than 90 programs offered across New Brunswick, NBCC provides a wide range of learning opportunities that prepare you to step into the workplace with expertise and confidence. From the day you arrive until graduation, we encourage you to reach higher, take risks and achieve great things. Together we transform lives and communities. 
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18 Avenue Antonine-Maillet, Moncton, E1A 3E9
(506) 858-4065
Colleges 
1201 Mountain Rd, Suite 205, Moncton, E1C 2T4
(506) 384-2700
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55 Lutz St, Moncton, E1C 0L2
(506) 856-3355
Colleges, College 
10415 Princess Elizabeth Avenue, DOWNTOWN, Edmonton, T5G 0Y5
(780) 488-8878
In 2009, twelve leading Alberta architectural firms came together to discuss establishing an organization to build a positive business environment for their profession. As a result, the Consulting Architects of Alberta was founded to represent, advocate for, and support practicing architects in the province. It serves as the industry voice for member firms and promotes the value-added work delivered by consulting architects. The association works to promote the role of architects and spark industry dialogue on key business issues. It supports the collective interests of its members and offers a vital link between members and clients. The association provides an environment where members can more easily collaborate, exchange ideas, and better serve client and community needs. 
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68 Notre-Dame-du-Sacré-Coeur Street, Moncton, E1A 3E9
(506) 858-4533
Nonprofit Organization, Non-profit organization, Information Technology Company, College & University 
4017 63 St., Camrose, T4V 2X2
(780) 760-4327
The College of Hearing Aid Practitioners of Alberta was declared to have College Status by the Government of Alberta in April 2002. Prior to its declaration as a College, the Hearing Aid Practitioner Profession in Alberta was governed by the Alberta Hearing Aid Practitioners Association. (AHAPA). A need was seen by the Council of the AHAPA to ensure that those individuals practicing as Hearing Aid Practitioners in Alberta were licensed and regulated in a capacity that would ensure a high level of educational background, proof of competency, and means for ensuring that there would be remedy against individuals who chose to practice outside of a regulatory body. The safety of the public, it was felt, could best be protected if that regulatory body fell under the legislation of the Health Professions Act. It was also felt by the AHAPA that regulation of its members under the HPA would bring an increased understanding and recognition of the Profession to the public. 
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41 Antonine-Maillet Ave, Moncton, E1A 3E9
(506) 858-4134