The Biotechnology program provides graduate students with training and experience in a very broad range of chemical, biochemical, and biological approaches to technologies that use living organisms or the products therefrom to make novel materials, measurements, processes, or services.
Video games are an increasingly important part of contemporary life and popular culture. The new GAME program prepares students to lead and collaborate in the creation of games — from the programming that makes a game work, to the design and realization of dynamic experiences, and to the planning and management of production processes.
This program combines case studies, experiential learning, small classroom lectures, group projects and independent work. The program will help you develop key business skills that are in high demand from employers. These include oral and written communications, ethical reasoning, quantitative literacy, problem-solving skills and more.
We believe that the ways of doing business are changing: we focus on partnerships, not competition; passion, not routine; and priorities and values, not only the bottom line. We’re here to help you thrive by encouraging a collaborative environment, faculty mentorships, and community involvement. And we’ll never waver from our belief that you matter as an individual.
Business Communication is an interdisciplinary program combining the study of communication with the study of some aspects of business. The program aims to equip the student with a sound theoretical basis for analysing and practicing communication within the business environment.
Our Bachelor of Business Economics program is unique in Canada. If you’re interested in combining the studies of economics and business, this degree offers you the best opportunity.
The program combines academic learning with practical experience through two Co-op work terms and the academic course work covers a broad range of areas such as economic theory, econometrics and aspects of economics and business administration including international payments, industrial organization, finance, business strategy, marketing and human resource management.
Students have the option to take courses that reflect on Canada from disciplines such as History, English Language and Literature, Modern Languages, Geography, Popular Culture and Film, Dramatic Arts, Visual Arts, Political Science, Sociology and Economics, among others. Undergraduates are also required to take core interdisciplinary courses offered by the Canadian Studies program itself. These courses are designed to familiarize students with the unique nature of the Canadian experience.
We have some of the most advanced equipment in the field. While other schools often reserve the newest equipment exclusively for research, all of Brock’s facilities are used for both teaching and research.
The Department of Chemistry offers a Graduate Program leading to the degrees of MSc. Admission to the program normally requires completion of at least an Honours B.Sc. degree from a recognized university (with upper second class standing).