Continuing Education marks milestone anniversary
Brock University’s Professional and Continuing Studies (PCS) is celebrating the one-year anniversary of its first open-enrollment course, Introduction to ... Full story
Articles tagged with: Professional and Continuing Studies
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Niagara community input sought on anti-human trafficking initiative
The Niagara community is one step closer to combating human trafficking in the region with the release of a draft ... Full story -
Building Brock’s international recruitment relationships
Brock Student Recruitment recently hosted educators, agents and partners from across the Greater Toronto Area for a day of collaboration ... Full story -
Presenters sought for continuing education conference
Educators, professionals and experts from across Canada and beyond will gather at Brock next spring for the 2025 Canadian Association of ... Full story -
Professional Certificate in Business Administration receives accreditation
The Professional Certificate in Business Administration offered by Brock University Professional and Continuing Studies (Brock PCS) has been accredited by ... Full story -
CCOVI connection leads to Zimbabwe’s first cidery
Marlvin Chieza was never one for beer or spirits. Even cider didn’t quite hit the spot; most of what ... Full story -
New model to guide non-credit programming at Brock
Brock University has launched a new model to support the expansion of its non-credit programming and improve access for learners. ... Full story -
Brock launches new Business Admin Professional Certificate
A new Professional Certificate in Business Administration offered by Brock University Professional and Continuing Studies (Brock PCS) is creating new ... Full story -
Skills-based learning options grow with new ed2go partnership
Whether the goal is to do a job more effectively or to pursue a new career, adult learners now have ... Full story -
Brock champions diversity with Pride Month programming
With Brock University’s Pride Week celebrations this past March some of the biggest yet, Alana Lowe says it is ... Full story
