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Faculty of Social Sciences - Geography - MA in Geography - Facilities
Facilities
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The Geography MA Program has a graduate student office equipped with computers, internet access, a networked printer and scanner, ample work space and desks for all students. We also have physical geography and GIS labs, and remote sensing equipment.
Brock University is located in Niagara Region, close to wineries and tourist attractions, Niagara Falls, the Niagara Escarpment and Short Hills, the US border, and many sites of historical and cutural interest. We are also close to major cities like Toronto, Buffalo and Hamilton, as well a variety of rural landscapes, which provide exciting opportunities for geographical field research and analysis.
The Geography Department is adjacent to the University Map Library, which contains the largest and most comprehensive map and air photo collection in the Niagara Region, as well as up-to-date electronic, digital data and on-line resources.



