Brock University

Brock University is a public research university established under the Brock Institution Act, passed by the Ontario Legislative Assembly in 1964, in the Niagara region. Located in St. Catharines, Ontario, it offers a wide range of undergraduate, graduate, post-graduate, and doctorate programs at its two campus locations, one in St Catharines and the other in Hamilton.

With almost 19,000 students in seven different faculties, the university offers an academic experience that no other Canadian university can match. The MICA (Mathematics Integrated with Computing and Applications) program is available solely at this university. Even the institution's Department of Health Sciences offers the country's only undergraduate degree in public health. It is the country's only institute located in a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve in the heart of Canada's Niagara Peninsula on the Niagara Escarpment.

More than 100 countries are represented at the university, which attracts students from all around the world. Co-op education, which is a combination of integrated work term possibilities and career-development coaching, is available to students at the institution. With a rate of 96 percent, Brock University boasts one of the highest rates of graduate employment.

Services and Facilities

Around 2,500 Brock University students live in eight residential complexes on the St. Catharines campus. In addition, the university has a campus in the city of Hamilton, Ontario. It features a broad range of services and facilities, including a gymnasium, board room, educational resource centre, library, huge classrooms, modern computer labs, faculty office space, conference facilities, culinary services, and green spaces, among other amenities. Experiential education is a specialty of Brock. One of Canada's most cutting-edge Co-op, Career and Experiential Education departments.

Accommodation

The university offers housing facilities to more than 2,500 students in its semi-suite, suite, classic, and townhouse-style residences. Single and double rooms with connected lounges for six people and shared washrooms make up a traditional household.

Off-campus housing is also an option for students. There are numerous alternatives within walking distance of Brock's campus.

Scholarships

International students pursuing undergraduate studies at Brock University are eligible to receive awards and are subject to international tuition rates

Notable alumni

The outstanding alumni network of the Brock University of Canada, which comprises over 100,000 alumni worldwide, is attributed to the university's expanding global prestige. Jared Pelletier (Canadian Director), Kyle Dubas (Ice Hockey Executive), Malcolm Allen (Politician), and Rick Campanelli (Radio and TV personality) are among its prominent graduates.