Brock University Campuses

The Hamilton Campus of Brock University is a smaller, specialized campus focused on specific professional and graduate programs. Situated in Hamilton, Ontario, this campus provides a more intimate learning environment tailored to the needs of students pursuing advanced studies or professional development in targeted fields. Its urban setting offers easy access to industry connections and practical training opportunities.

• Education: Primarily focused on the Teacher Education program, offering consecutive education degrees for aspiring educators.
• Professional Development: Short courses and certifications for teachers and education professionals to enhance their skills.

This campus is designed to support students who are entering or advancing in the education sector, with a strong emphasis on practical, hands-on learning experiences. The facilities are equipped to provide specialized training, including access to modern teaching labs and resources tailored to educational methodologies. The Hamilton Campus benefits from its proximity to a diverse range of schools and educational institutions in the area, allowing for valuable partnerships and field placements. Students at this campus are part of a tight-knit community, receiving personalized attention from faculty and staff dedicated to their success. The location also offers convenient access to public transportation and urban amenities, making it an ideal setting for students balancing studies with professional commitments. While the range of programs is narrower compared to the main campus, the Hamilton Campus plays a critical role in Brock University’s mission to provide accessible, high-quality education across Ontario.

The St. Catharines Campus is the main campus of Brock University and serves as the hub for a wide range of academic programs and research activities. Located in the heart of the Niagara Region, this campus offers a vibrant learning environment with state-of-the-art facilities. It is home to the majority of the university's faculties and departments, providing students with diverse educational opportunities across various disciplines.

• Business: Programs through the Goodman School of Business, including Accounting, Finance, Marketing, and Management.
• Education: Teacher education and concurrent education programs through the Faculty of Education.
• Health Sciences: Programs such as Nursing, Public Health, and Kinesiology offered by the Faculty of Applied Health Sciences.
• Humanities: Degrees in English, History, Philosophy, and Modern Languages through the Faculty of Humanities.
• Social Sciences: Studies in Psychology, Sociology, Political Science, and Geography via the Faculty of Social Sciences.
• Mathematics and Science: Programs in Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Computer Science through the Faculty of Mathematics and Science.

This campus also supports interdisciplinary studies and graduate programs, fostering innovation and research. With access to extensive resources like the James A. Gibson Library and the Brock Research and Innovation Centre, students are well-equipped to excel in their chosen fields. The campus's location offers a unique blend of urban and natural surroundings, enhancing the student experience with nearby cultural attractions and outdoor recreational opportunities in the Niagara Region.