How many campuses does the University of New Brunswick have?

<p>University of Brunswick comprises of two campuses - <strong>Fredericton Campus</strong> (main campus) and <strong>Saint John Campus</strong>.</p><ul><li><strong>Fredericton Campus:</strong> With its red brick, ivy-covered Georgian architecture, and lush landscape, Fredericton, the original UNB campus, was founded in 1785 and is considered <strong>one of the most beautiful campuses in the nation</strong>. The capital city of New Brunswick, Fredericton, is ideally situated on the banks of the Saint John River and is consistently rated as one of the greatest&nbsp;<a href="https://www.shiksha.com/studyabroad/8-most-popular-student-cities-of-canada-articlepage-592#:~:text=In Canada, many Indian students, places to live in Canada.">places to live in Canada</a>. Being the capital of the province, it serves as the hub for numerous<strong> federal and provincial government organizations</strong> as well as for higher learning, innovation, and research. Just a <strong>10-minute walk from campus</strong>, downtown Fredericton is a vibrant hub with nightly <strong>live entertainment</strong>, <strong>theater</strong>, <strong>sports</strong>, and <strong>festivals</strong>.</li><li><strong>Saint John Campus:</strong> Situated in the largest city and commercial hub of the province, Saint John has a <strong>thriving community of artists and entertainers</strong> in addition to a bustling <strong>historic waterfront</strong> with sidewalk cafes, eateries, and retail establishments. Saint John, which is located on the Bay of Fundy, offers untamed coastal vistas entwined with wetlands and forests.</li></ul>

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