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Welcome to the Faculty of Social Sciences at Brock
Faculty of Social Sciences
Learn how gender influences us
Women's Studies
Multidisciplinary advantage
Child and Youth Studies
Study the earth
Geography
Cutting edge research
Psychology
Sustaining nature's bounty
Tourism and Environment
Study what shapes our future
Political Science
Break new ground
Sociology
Examine labour issues
Labour Studies
Think critically about communication
Communication, Popular Culture and Film
Welcome to the Faculty of Social Sciences at Brock
Our Faculty includes traditional social science disciplines such as economics, geography, political science, psychology, and sociology, as well as interdisciplinary fields like child and youth studies, communications, disability studies, film studies, labour studies, popular culture, social justice and equity, tourism and the environment, and women's studies.
At our site, you can visit our undergraduate and graduate programs, explore our unique collaborative programs or contact us with any questions.
Faculty of Social Sciences 2010-11 Annual Report
CRISS Research Grants (Fall 2011)
