The amenities of Brock University are extremely good. The university features outstanding laboratories that are certainly the greatest in the world, as well as a fantastic curriculums for effective learning.

The amenities of Brock University are excellent. The university features outstanding laboratories,that are certainly the greatest in the world, as well as a fantastic academic calendar for a better learning.

Due to the layout and student population size, Brock has a small-school community feel while still having the resources and facilities of a larger university. There are lots of on-campus events planned for students throughout the year available to participate in.

My experience at Brock University has not been great, in all honesty. I am in my first year of the Consecutive Teachers Education program, and myself and other classmates all feel as though it is extremely more stressful than it needs to be, and that the work given could be a lot more helpful. We are studying to be teachers, but do not necessarily learn how to teach. Many assignments involve presentations about the laws of education, for instance, but we do not learn how to actually teach. We are soon entering into our first teaching placement and we are all very lost and nervous. However, one thing we learn about is the importance of diversity and inclusion as teachers, which is very important. But, I think that the way these courses are taught is not necessarily effective. We are given readings on racism written by white authors, for instance, which seems counterproductive. Coming from York University, which is a very diverse school, to Brock, where the lack of diversity in contrast was shocking to me – I find that there is a lot of telling us that we need to be anti racist, but little effort into teaching us HOW we do this. There are students who are racist, who are not learning how to be more inclusive and accepting. As a person with friends of many races, sexualities, and abilities/disabilities, it is a passion of mine to bring allyship and inclusion into my future careers.

So far, my time at Brock has been incredible! On campus, there is a ton lot do, and it is obvious that the administration is concerned about the students. The food is excellent, and the students are the friendliest around. It’s not perfect (like all other schools), but it’s a supportive environment with a good curriculum.

Everyone at Brock university is amazing and welcoming, and the university is fantastic. You can learn so much Just by talking to another student. Walking to class at this stunning school is never disappointing. Visit if you can; it is beautiful! I absolutely love the atmosphere on campus, the activities, and their concern for the students. I love how beautiful and in tune with the natural environment the campus is. I absolutely recommend this amazing university.

It is a massive university with a great environment and people. The university is very diverse and has something for anyone, allowing for constant fulfillment and enjoyment of the university. The dorms vary greatly in quality, and the food is always delicious! I have made a ton of friends through clubs as well. I highly recommend going here as it is a very unique and invaluable experience to one’s maturity.

Brock University is a publicly funded institution research institution that was founded in 1964. Located in St. Catharines, Ontario, a city with just over 140,000 residents, and a student population of approximately 19,000, Brock is a home away from home for those studying there. With it being at the centre of Canada’s Niagara Peninsula on the Niagara Escarpment, it is a perfect locale for nature lovers as it is the only university in Canada that is situated in a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. The university offers Adult Education programs at the Certificate and Bachelor levels, including a certificate in Aboriginal Adult Education and a Bachelor of Aboriginal Adult Education. I pursued the Bachelor of Education in Adult Education program. Due to the fact that I had a prior degree, I was able to transfer ten courses to the program, which resulted in my only needing to complete five courses to earn my degree at Brock. As someone who was working full-time while pursuing my studies, I appreciated the flexibility that the program afforded me as their courses were offered on weekends. The courses were also very interesting and highly relevant to my field of study. The professors possessed a breadth of knowledge and skills which they brought with them to the classroom, along with their passion for teaching. The program is highly respected within the adult education community, and I was able to obtain a teaching position shortly after graduation. As a result of my positive experiences and successes in the program, it gave me the confidence to pursue an adult education program at the graduate level later on.