Moncton – As the Province of New Brunswick returns to Level 2 of its Winter Plan, undergraduate classes will begin returning to in-person delivery. Starting Wednesday, February 2, 2022, students in undergraduate Arts, Business, Science and Theology programs will be returning to in-person instruction. Some individual undergraduate courses may remain online for the time being, so students are advised to monitor their email for details relevant to their schedules.

Most Bachelor of Education courses will return to in-person delivery on February 2 alongside undergraduate classes; Saturday Only students will complete their current courses online before returning to in-person delivery.

Degree Completion and all graduate programs will remain online for the time being.

“We recognize the full spectrum of value found in the traditional face-to-face method of delivering our courses, and we are excited to be able to take this first step to return to immediate, in-person instruction,” Said Dr. Jon Ohlhauser, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs. “In the weeks and months ahead, we look forward to public health guidelines loosening as we come to the other side of this latest wave, allowing us to bring more courses back to their originally planned, face-to-face delivery model.”

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Crandall students and employees are reminded to monitor their university email accounts for the latest details regarding Crandall’s COVID-19 response, or for specific information relating to programs and services.

Crandall University is Atlantic Canada’s leading Liberal Arts University rooted in the Christian Faith, offering degree programs in Arts, Science, Business Administration, Education, and Management. To learn more, visit crandallu.ca or call 1‑888-968-6228.