Grad Studies developing flexible program pathways with AIF support
NOTE: This is one in a series of stories highlighting projects supported by Brock’s Academic Initiatives Fund (AIF), which ... Full story
Articles tagged with: Graduate Studies
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Brock launches Canada’s first Master of Arts in Game Studies
Applications are now open for Brock University’s new Master of Arts (MA) in Game Studies — the first program of ... Full story -
Niagara Parks and Brock’s ESRC to host speaker series on environmental stewardship
As part of their ongoing partnership, Niagara Parks and Brock University’s Environmental Sustainability Research Centre (ESRC) are set to ... Full story -
Brock graduate student recognized for sparkling wine research
As several Canadian sparkling wines received international accolades last month, Brock University researchers were also recognized for their efforts to ... Full story -
Horizon Scholarship recipient fuels research with personal experiences
NOTE: This is one in a series of stories on Brock’s inaugural Horizon Graduate Student Scholarship recipients. To read ... Full story -
Horizon Scholarship recipient aims to be role model for future minority scientists
NOTE: This is one in a series of stories on Brock’s inaugural Horizon Graduate Student Scholarship recipients. To read ... Full story -
Applied Disabilities Studies graduate and soon-to-be mom earns highest academic award among grad students
This is a milestone moment in Elizabeth Todd’s life. Not only did she graduate Friday, June 18 with her Master ... Full story -
FAHS grads honoured for volunteerism, school spirit
Neither Harroop Ahuja nor Amy Cruickshank had a straight-forward academic journey, but both paths led to the Applied Health Sciences ... Full story -
Brock grad students receive top honours for grape and wine research
Brock University graduate students are receiving accolades for their cutting-edge grape and wine research. Among the students recently honoured is ... Full story -
Graduate Studies award winners lauded for leadership
Psychology Professor Cathy Mondloch and Master of Education candidate Christopher Yendt (BEd ’15, BEd ’20) have shown what it means to go ... Full story
