The College encourages cross studio experiences and learning for all students. Studio or work practicums under mentors are offered in third year studies. The College curriculum stresses the development of entrepreneurs - creative thinkers and doers. Graduates have a wide range of career paths open to them such as entering the workforce as versatile skilled employees, receiving accredited transfer to other post secondary institution for studies done at the New Brunswick College of Craft and Design or establishment of their own studios and businesses. A state of the art Computer Design Center using the Macintosh platform offers computer-assisted design capabilities paralleling industry and is utilized as a tool in design and craft studies.
Computer literacy is a requirement for graduation from all college programs.
During the school year the College provides space for non-profit organizations to meet on a regular basis. Many school and special interest groups arrange tours of the College during the academic year. The public and craft community are encouraged to participate in special College activities such as lectures given by visiting artists and crafts people, night classes and workshops along with publicized student events.