The physical space of the Library is a cohesive mix of old and new styles and is an inviting place to study. The Library contains a computer lab allowing students access to legal databases as well as Internet resources such as e-mail, gopher, and the world wide web. The professional librarians and staff in the Law Library are adept at assisting students and other users in our community with legal research. The Centre for Property Studies is a globally accessible resource for research, training, information-sharing, networking and advice in the field of property studies. CPS builds on expertise in Land Administration, Engineering, Law, Forestry, and Environmental Management developed through more than two decades of involvement in design and implementation of new institutional, technical, and administrative systems for managing property and resource systems.
Expertise includes the provision of specialized educational and training programs.
We have adopted a multi-disciplinary approach, emphasizing the role of property in economic and social development, in poverty reduction, and in sustainable resource and environmental management. At the University of New Brunswick Faculty of Law we are cognizant of the importance of training our students to develop legal skills and a measure of professionalism that they may carry with them into varied legal careers in practice, government, international relations, tribunals, the judiciary and business, as our alumni have done before them.