Brock's Academic Advisors are here to support you throughout your university journey. They can help with choosing courses, understanding program requirements, determining your academic standing, clarifying academic policies, staying on track for graduation, and more. Advising is available both virtually and in person, through booked appointments as well as weekly drop-ins.

Students with questions specific to their major can connect with their Department Academic Advisor for guidance on program requirements and academic planning. Visit the Advisor Directory to find your advisor.

For more information, including office hours and booking details, visit the Academic Advising website, or email [email protected].

Academic integrity is more than just obeying the rules. How you conduct yourself on campus says a lot about the type of person you are, which speaks to your personal integrity. At Brock, academic integrity refers to your acknowledgment of and respect for the academic principles and behaviours that support the University’s mission.

Visit the Academic Integrity website to learn about academic integrity and what you can do to ensure your work is your own.

Student Accessibility Services (SAS) provides academic accommodations, services and supports to students with a permanent disability or temporary health condition which is affecting academic functioning. Supports include classroom and exam accommodations, assistive technology, sign language interpreters, alternative formats of textbooks, and more.

To learn more about available services and supports, including how to book an appointment, view office hours, or access Live Chat, please visit the Student Accessibility Services website.

Brock Central, part of the Office of the Registrar and Enrolment Services, is a one-stop shop where students can access information on academic support, registration, exams, tuition and fees, important dates, and transcripts.. Students can connect with Brock Central in person, by phone, by email at [email protected], or through the live chat available on the Brock Central website.

For a full list of services, visit the Brock Central website. For hours of operation, as well as how to contact Brock Central, visit their Contact Us page.

Many courses include a final exam at the end of the term to assess your understanding of course material. Not all courses have a final exam.

Visit the Office of the Registrar’s website to learn more about exam rules and protocols, and to find your exam schedule.

Exchange and study abroad programs allow Brock students to enrich their degrees with global experience. Students can share their Canadian culture abroad while experiencing the culture, lifestyle and people of another country. These opportunities include exchange programs, international field courses, and international summer programs.

For a full overview available programs, visit the Brock International website. If you have questions about international learning opportunities, contact the International Learning team at [email protected].

Visit the Important Dates website for key dates related to academic terms, course registration, course drops and withdrawals, ESL and Teacher Education students, holidays, university closures, and convocation.

The Undergraduate Academic Calendar is your go-to guide for planning your degree. Use it to find your program requirements, explore course descriptions, check prerequisites, and learn about important academic policies and regulations. Whether you're choosing courses or making sure you're on track to graduate, the Calendar is an essential resource throughout your time at Brock.

Visit the Academic Calendar website to find the information you need when planning your courses.

BU101 is a free, non-credit, asynchronous, online academic skills program that you can complete at your own pace to help you get ready and feel prepared for your upcoming courses at Brock University!

With BU101, you can familiarize yourself with Brightspace and learn key strategies for scheduling, note-taking, attending lectures and seminars, studying, researching, and writing! Visit the BU101 webpage to select the BU101 program for your faculty.

If you are are a Graduate student, check out GRAD101.

The Faculty of Graduate Studies offers dedicated writing support to assist graduate students at all levels of study. Graduate Academic Support Specialists offer a variety of one-on-one and group support and events (with in-person, online, and hybrid options) to help graduate students develop their writing skills.

For more information or to book a session, visit the Academic Writing Supports website.

Learning Services provides academic supports to all Brock students to help them reach their full potential in university and beyond. These services include academic skills workshops, drop-in tutoring, one-to-one tutoring, consultations and transfer success. Learning Services also collaborates with other departments and faculties to offer specialized, non- credit courses, such as the BOOST, STEP, Bridging, Stride and BU 101 programs.

For a full overview of available services and resources, visit the Learning Services website or email [email protected] with any questions.

Library

The Library is your hub for learning, research, and study support at Brock. Whether you're working on an assignment, exploring a new topic, or preparing for exams, you’ll find resources and services to help you succeed. You’ll have access to books, journals, articles, and media, along with friendly and knowledgeable staff who are here to help you find what you need and build your research skills. The Library also offers study spaces, technology, workshops, and academic support across a wide range of subjects.

Visit the Library website for more information on resources, supports, and services, or visit the Library ExperienceBU page for upcoming events.

Makerspace

The Library Makerspace is a place for students, faculty and community members to collaborate, learn, create and explore. 3D printing, Laser cutting, DIY Technology, Computing stations, VR stations and much more are available for use, as well as drop-in support, workshops and consultations to help you create.

To learn more about the technology and services offered at the Makerspace, visit their website, email [email protected] or drop in during business hours. Stay up to date with workshops and events by exploring the Library Makerspace ExperienceBU page.

Need help with specific content from one of your courses? Learning Services offers one-to-one tutoring with tutors who have demonstrated academic excellence, maintained a strong GPA, and have proven proficiency in the courses they are assigned to support. Tutoring is available to Brock students for a fee, and is offered both in person on campus, and online.

Visit the Learning Services website to learn more and book a tutoring session today. For additional support or questions, please contact [email protected].

Brightspace is Brock’s main, online learning platform and will serve as your academic hub. Instructors will post course information, lesson content, assignments, quizzes and announcements through Brightspace. Brightspace is located at lms.brocku.ca and is accessed with your CampusID.

For more information about Brightspace, please visit the Information Technology Services (ITS) website.

Students can access several computers labs on campus, which provide students with access to software and resources required for their academics. Commonly used software installed on the computers includes Microsoft Office, Maple, SAS, and SPSS. Students, faculty, and staff can access lab computers using their CampusID.

For a full overview of computer lab locations, please visit the Information Technology Services website.

The ITS Help Desk serves all Brock students, Faculty, staff, alumni, and guests. Most common questions can be answered in the FAQ section of the website. If the FAQ does not answer your question, or for service requests and help with ITS related matters, please submit a Help Desk Ticket.

For more information, or for a full list of ITS Help Desk locations, please visit their website.

Brock students have access to Office 365 applications using their Brock CampusID. This includes programs such as Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Teams, Excel and more.

Visit the Information Technology Services website for instructions on how to login.

Your Brock Card is your official Brock University ID and is one of the most important items you'll use throughout your time at Brock. It provides access to a wide range of campus services, including:

• Meal, dining and flex dollars.
• Library services.
• Residence building and room access.
• Transit pass.
• Identification for exams.
• And more!

For more information about your Brock Card, please visit the Brock Card website or email [email protected].

Students registered in at least 1.5 credits can obtain a Universal Bus Pass (UPass) for use on Niagara Regional Transit. The UPass provides you travel throughout the Niagara Region, including St. Catharines, Thorold, Niagara Falls, Welland, Fort Erie, and Port Colborne.

For more information about the UPass, including eligibility, pick-up dates, and locations, visit the BUSU website.

The Brock Campus Store is your one-stop shop for Brock merchandise, clothing, course materials, office supplies, technology, snacks, computer support and more!

For more information, including hours of operation and location, visit the Campus Store website or email [email protected].  

Dining Services

Lockers are available for rent throughout the academic year through BUSU. For pricing, locations, and rental information, please visit the, please visit the BUSU website.

Lost items found across campus are turned in to the Lost and Found, located in the Campus Safety Services office. If you've lost an item, you can submit an online lost item report.

For more information, including office hours and FAQ's, visit the Campus Safety Services website.

Brock offers a variety of parking options for students, faculty, staff, and visitors. Visit the Parking Services website to explore permit and paid parking options, parking rates, and lot locations. You can also use the Campus Map to locate parking areas across campus.

Permits and paid parking are required to park on campus year-round. For permit availability, log into the Parking Services portal. Parking regulations are enforced 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

For questions or assistance, visit the Parking Services Office, or email [email protected].

Printer, copier, and scanner units are available for students in the Library, and all Information Technology Services (ITS) computer labs. Black-and-white and colour printing are available. Brock users pay for printing using Flex Dollars which can be added online to your Brock Card. Visit the Library website for information about Library printers and locations, and the ITS website for information about ITS printers and their locations.

For further assistance or questions, contact [email protected] or visit the ITS Help Desk website.

Students can purchase textbooks and course materials at the Brock Campus Store, which offers new, used, and e-textbooks. Every term, course booklists are released by course code to help students easily find all required course materials. The Campus Store offers a price match program if you find a lower price on Amazon or at a local campus competitor. Learn more about the in-store price match process on their website. Students can also sell their textbooks back through the sellback program.

For a full overview of available services and resources, including hours of operation, visit the Campus Store website.

Students in need of emergency housing are encouraged to fill out the Care and Connect Form and indicate your housing concerns. A member of the Student Affairs team will be in touch with you.

Additional Community Resources and Supports

• Rental Housing Enforcement Unit 
• 211 Niagara 
• YWCA Niagara Region 
• Housing-Focused Emergency Shelters in Niagara 

Brock offers both lifestyle and living learning communities (LLCs) for students. Students in a Lifestyle Community can request a substance-free or cannabis-free area to live. A Living Learning Community (LLC) is the integration of students who share similar interests, such as an academic subject or non-academic area of interest, into a residence community with programming and support from various areas within the institution.

To learn more about the Lifestyle and Living Learning Communities that are offered for the, please the Housing Services website.

Students living off campus can access support with finding accommodations, understanding tenancy laws, and staying connected to campus life. Off-Campus Living (OCL) provides resources and support for Brock students experiencing roommate conflicts, landlord-tenant disputes, property concerns, noise complaints, and other housing-related issues.

For more information and support, contact Off-Campus Living at [email protected]. Additional resources are available on the Off-Campus Living website.

Brock has partnered with Places4Students.com to provide a platform for students to find rooms, houses or apartments for rent; find or post sublets; find housemates; or create your own student profile with your accommodation needs. The service is completely free for Brock students!

Visit the Places4Students website to view available accommodations!

Brock on campus housing is home to nearly 2,800 students every year. There are four distinct styles of buildings that each offer a unique experience and sense of community. Living in residence is available to students in all years of study, including first year, upper year, and graduate students, providing opportunities to get involved, explore interests, and build life long friendships.

For more information on residence options, amenities, fees, and FAQs, visit the Housing Services website. General inquiries can be directed to [email protected] and additional contact options are available on the Contact Us page.

The Brock Society of Off-Campus Students (SOCS) offers off-campus students’ opportunities to build meaningful connections and friendships while exploring the Niagara region in a fun and engaging way. Whether you live alone or with others, you can stay connected by attending events, volunteering in the community, and staying involved on campus. SOCS is here to support your success and enhance your off-campus experience.

To become a SOCS member, or to learn more about upcoming events, please visit the Brock SOCS ExperienceBU page!

For inquiries related to Off Campus Living, please email [email protected].

Brock University Students Union (BUSU) provides the opportunity for every student to engage in student life with extracurricular activities that support their passion, interests and pursuits of personal growth. BUSU also advocates on behalf of students and provides the platform, skills, resources and opportunities for students to carve out pathways to advocate and solve problems they identify in their communities.

BUSU provides a variety of programs, opportunities, and services while encouraging a welcoming, inclusive, and diverse student culture. Additionally, BUSU offers employment opportunities to hundreds of students on campus, hosts year-round events, and supports over 100 student clubs.

For more information about the programs and services that BUSU offers, as well as up to date office hours, visit the BUSU website or email [email protected].To view upcoming events and activities, visit the Brock University Students Union ExperienceBU page.

Campus Connections helps students build meaningful connections on campus by linking them with activities and resources that match their interests and needs. Through one-on-one support with Wellness Navigators, students receive personalized guidance to explore opportunities, expand their networks, and feel more connected to the Brock community.

For more information, visit the Campus Connections website.

Get recognized for your involvement at Brock through the Campus-Wide Co-Curriculum (CWC). The CWC helps students explore and engage in co-curricular and extracurricular opportunities while developing skills valued by employers.

The program consists of ten domains focused on personal and professional growth. For each completed domain, students earn a seal on their Certificate of Engagement. Students who complete all ten domains are recognized and receive a red cord at Convocation.

For more information, contact [email protected] or visit the CWC website to explore opportunities and make the most of your Brock experience.

ExperienceBU is your hub for getting involved at Brock. Discover student clubs and organizations, campus events, workshops, communities, services, supports, and co-curricular opportunities, all in one place. If it's happening at Brock, it's on ExperienceBU.

For questions or support with ExperienceBU, email [email protected]. To learn more about ExperienceBU or to review frequently asked questions, visit the ExperienceBU website.

The Graduate Students' Association (GSA) represents all master's and PhD students at Brock University. Students automatically become GSA members when they enroll in a graduate level course, and are represented by the GSA in matters that affect their academic and student experience.

The GSA provides a range of services and supports, including health and dental coverage, professional development opportunities, student involvement initiatives, and advocacy at the institutional, provincial, and national levels. The GSA also works closely with campus partners, including the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs (FGSPA), to support graduate student success.

For office hours and more information about GSA services and supports, visit the GSA website or email [email protected].

Brock’s Intramural Sports League is ideal for recreational and competitive athletes. A variety of popular men’s, women’s and co-ed sports are offered through the Fall, Winter and Spring terms. You can put a team together, or sign up as an individual. Thousands of students participate each year, making intramurals one of the most popular campus activities. Playing an intramural sport is a great way to meet new people and provides an exciting way to stay active and get some exercise.

For more information, please visit the Intramural website or email [email protected].

Student Life offers a variety of opportunities to help you develop leadership skills, build confidence, and connect with other students. Through workshops, training programs, conferences, and competitions, you can strengthen critical skills such as communication, teamwork, problem-solving, and self-awareness. Opportunities and initiatives include Brock Leads, Foundations in Leadership, the Student Leadership Summit, and the Collegiate Leadership Competition.

To learn more about leadership development, visit the Student Life website, explore the Brock Leads: Leadership Programs ExperienceBU page, or email [email protected].

Starting university can feel like a big transition, but Brock’s orientation programs are here to help you feel prepared, connected, and confident throughout your first year.

From New Student Welcome and Academic Orientation (NSWAO) to Welcome Week and BadgerFest, orientation offers opportunities to meet other students, learn about campus services and resources, and get involved in the Brock community.

To learn more about Orientation programs and upcoming events, visit the orientation website or contact [email protected].

BUSU Clubs

There are over 160 student-run clubs ranging from specific to general interests. Participating in clubs comes with many perks, including staying engaged, forming new connections, attending professional development opportunities, building confidence and leadership skills, and giving back to the community. Students can also take on executive positions within clubs.

Browse clubs on ExperienceBU and on the BUSU website.

Can't find a club that matches your interests? Students can start their own club. Contact [email protected] or visit the BUSU website to learn more about the club ratification process.

Faculty/Department Clubs

In addition to student-run clubs, many academic departments and Faculties have student associations and program-specific groups. These groups can help you connect with classmates, explore career interests, network with professionals, and make the most of your academic experience. Check with your department or Faculty to learn about opportunities in your area of study.

Student Life facilitates engagement opportunities that encourage extra-curricular and co-curricular learning experiences and enrich the communities at Brock, in Niagara, and beyond. Student Life offers programs and services that support student transition and the first-year experience, campus involvement and events, leadership development, community engagement and volunteerism, co-curricular mapping, and off-campus living.

Have questions about how to get involved and make the most of your Brock experience? Visit the Student Life Involvement Commons (SLIC) or email at [email protected]

For more information about Student Life, visit the Student Life website. Stay up to date on events and opportunities by exploring the Student Life ExperienceBU page.

The Brock Badgers have a longstanding winning tradition spanning 47 different sports, from ball hockey to wrestling and everything in between! From provincial to national success, many of our athletes have continued on to the highest levels of sport to represent, and win, at the international level. We also pride ourselves on our incredibly loyal fan base!

All Brock students receive free admission to regular season home games. Visit the Brock Badgers website for information on Athletics, schedules, and upcoming opportunities to cheer on your Badgers. Interested in competing for the Badgers? Check out the team tryout schedule to learn about upcoming tryout opportunities and how to get involved.

Student Life coordinates and hosts a variety of volunteer opportunities throughout the year, both on campus and within the local community, that students can participate in. Volunteering is a great way to meet new people and connect with your community, while gaining valuable experience and skills to enhance your resume. Examples of events include the Volunteer Fair, Brock Cares, Alternative Reading Week programming, and a variety of other events and fundraisers both on and off campus.

More information about volunteer opportunities and ways to get involved can be found on the Student Life website. Upcoming events are available on the Community Engagement and Volunteering ExperienceBU page.

If you have questions about how to get involved, visit the Student Life Involvement Commons or contact the team at [email protected].

Students registered in at least 1.5 credits can obtain a Universal Bus Pass (UPass) for use on Niagara Regional Transit. The UPass provides you travel throughout the Niagara Region, including St. Catharines, Thorold, Niagara Falls, Welland, Fort Erie, and Port Colborne.

For more information about the UPass, including eligibility, pick-up dates, and locations, visit the BUSU website.

Brock’s Interactive Map allows you to highlight key locations throughout campus.

Brock offers a variety of parking options for students, faculty, staff, and visitors. Visit the Parking Services website to explore permit and paid parking options, parking rates, and lot locations. You can also use the Campus Map to locate parking areas across campus.

Permits and paid parking are required to park on campus year-round. For permit availability, log into the Parking Services portal. Parking regulations are enforced 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

For questions or assistance, visit the Parking Services Office, or email [email protected].

Students looking to travel home can purchase tickets through services such as Megabus or GOTransit. If travelling to Toronto Pearson International Airport, students can also book airport transportation in advance through services such as Niagara Airbus or Coventry Transportation. For exact schedules, pricing, and booking information, please refer to the individual service websites:

There are a wide variety of banking, shopping, and grocery options near Brock University. Major banks and financial institutions such as Scotiabank, TD Canada Trust, BMO Bank of Montreal, RBC Royal Bank, CIBC, and Meridian Credit Union are located close to campus, with additional ATMs on and around Brock University. Shopping and retail options nearby include The Pen Centre, the Outlet Collection at Niagara, and Fairview Mall. For groceries, students can access several nearby retailers within walking distance or a short transit ride, including Zehrs, Sobeys, and Walmart.

Students are encouraged to check individual store websites for locations, hours, services, and student discount options. Remember to bring your Brock Card when shopping!

The TransitApp is for riders using fixed-route buses in Niagara Falls, St. Catharines, Thorold and Welland, as well as those travelling between municipalities using regional transit buses. Purchase tickets, track your bus in real-time, and manage your journey directly from your smartphone.

The Brock University Students’ Association (BUSU) and the Graduate Students’ Association (GSA) offer all students taking credit courses a comprehensive health, vision, and dental plan through Student VIP. All students registered in 3 full credits are automatically registered for the Health and Dental plan. Plans are comprehensive and can be combined with parent/guardian/spouse coverage.

Students with their own coverage of equal or better value may opt-out of either portion of the plan (health or dental), or both parts of the plan.

Undergraduate Students:

• Brock University Students Union (BUSU)
• [email protected]
• Student VIP website.

Graduate Students:

• Graduate Students’ Association (GSA)
• [email protected]
• Health and Dental Plan website

Brock’s Intramural Sports League is ideal for recreational and competitive athletes. A variety of popular men’s, women’s and co-ed sports are offered through the Fall, Winter and Spring terms. You can put a team together, or sign up as an individual. Thousands of students participate each year, making intramurals one of the most popular campus activities. Playing an intramural sport is a great way to meet new people and provides an exciting way to stay active and get some exercise.

For more information, please visit the Intramural website or email [email protected].

On Campus

Current Brock students can access primary medical services with a Nurse Practitioner or Doctor. Same-day urgent care appointments can be booked online using the self-booking link. Non-urgent medical appointments, such as sexual health support, immunizations, and prescription renewals, are also available to all students. Free, confidential STI testing is available for all Brock students during the academic year.

To view office hours, book an appointment, or learn more about available services, visit the Student Health Services website or email [email protected].

After Hours and Community Clinics

If you need medical care when Student Health Services is closed, after-hours and community clinics are available to support you. For a list of potential options on where to go and how to access care outside of regular hours, please visit the Student Health Services website.

Whether you're feeling overwhelmed, navigating a challenge, or simply looking for someone to talk to, Mental Health and Wellness Services are here to support you. Students can access a wide range of supports, including but not limited to workshops, system navigation, group counselling, 1:1 psychotherapy, and Open Door
Single Session Counselling services.

Appointments are available both in person, and virtually. To help determine which support service may be right for you, please complete the online assessment tool. You will be contacted by a triage clinician to assess your needs.

In-person or virtual appointments for urgent mental health matters are also available on a first-come, first-serviced basis. Appointments can be booked online to secure a spot.

If there are no available appointments, please contact [email protected] or call extension 5442. If you are in crisis, please see other resources here. Physician appointments are available at Harrison Hall and DrugSmart Pharmacy. If you’d like to see a physician about your mental health, you can email [email protected].

To learn more about available services or to book an appointment, visit the Student Wellness and Accessibility Centre (SWAC) website. If you have questions, you can email [email protected].

The Campus Assessment, Response, Education (CARE) and Connect Team supports Brock University students with challenges related to health, well-being, and academic success. Using a holistic approach, they provide personalized support toward campus and community resources, empowering students towards a healthy and successful future. The Team receives referrals for any concern, about any student, and encourages the community to submit a report at any time. Common referrals are related to academic concerns, death or grief, financial pressures, relationships, health and wellness, and more.

The University Health Insurance Plan (UHIP) is the mandatory health insurance for all international students.

It covers eligible health services and medical treatments (e.g doctors visits, hospital visits, medical tests, etc.), can cover dependents, and is paired with Brock’s Health and Dental Plan to provide comprehensive healthcare coverage.

Please visit the UHIP webpage for more detailed information and important dates. All inquiries can be directed to [email protected]

Brock students can access all facilities at the Walker Sports Complex, which include a 50 m pool, whirlpool, indoor recreational track, three gymnasia, the Zone Fitness Centre, an indoor rowing tank, and outdoor tennis courts and fields (including one artificial field).

For a full overview of services and programs, including hours of operation, directions, pool times, and drop-in calendars, visit the Brock Recreation website or contact [email protected].

The Wellness Hub is a drop-in space where students can connect with trained peer staff to discuss health and wellbeing in a supportive, informal setting. It offers information and guidance on a wide range of topics, including mental health, nutrition, sleep, stress, sexual health, substance use and more. The Hub also hosts workshops and events designed to promote wellness and build community.

The Hub also offers workshops and events that promote wellness and build community, such as free student massages, therapy dog visits, safeTALK training, and wellness fairs. No appointment is needed-- students can drop in during open hours or visit the Wellness Hub website.to learn more.

Students can book time with a Wellness Navigator to discuss their experiences, set wellness goals, and get connected to the right campus resources. Wellness Navigators are not counsellors, but they can help students access counselling and other supports when needed.

For more information, visit the Student Wellness and Accessibility Centre website.

The Black Student Success Centre (BSSC) is an academic and personal hub that supports the professional growth and development of Black students at Brock. It also serves as a partner and liaison within the broader university community. Established in 2023, the BSSC fosters academic excellence, leadership development, and positive community impact both on and off campus, while strengthening connections between Black students, faculty, alumni, and staff.

More information is available on the BSSC website, and upcoming events can be found on the BSSC ExperienceBU page. Students can connect with the Centre by emailing [email protected].

Faith and Life Centre

The Faith and Life Centre provides both religious and secular opportunities for friendship, education, counselling, critical thinking about religion, and personal growth. The Centre is a space for all students, and all student clubs – religious or otherwise. Services offered through the Faith and Life Centre include personal and spiritual support from Chaplains, events and programming (such as Bible studies, prayer groups, community dinners), and spaces for prayer (i.e., Jummah prayer on Fridays), reflection, meditation and community.

For more, visit the Faith and Life Centre website or contact [email protected]. To view upcoming events, visit the Faith and Life ExperienceBU page.

Faith-based Student Clubs

There are many faith and spiritual groups on campus, including the Averroes Discourse Society, the Sihk Student Association, and the Student Christian Movement. For a full listing of clubs and student faith groups on campus, visit ExperienceBU and search the directory by category to find Faith and Spiritual organizations at Brock.

Brock has a thriving graduate community of more than 2,000 master's and doctoral students, postdoctoral scholars, faculty, and staff. Whether you're pursuing research, coursework, or professional development, Brock offers resources and support to help you succeed throughout your graduate studies.

To learn more about graduate student resources, including course registration, important dates, key contacts, and awards and scholarships, visit the Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs website.

The Hadiya’dagénhahs First Nations, Métis, and Inuit Student Centre is a welcoming space that provides cultural, social, and academic supports for First Nations, Inuit, and Métis students. The Centre is committed to supporting students in maintaining and enhancing their cultural identity within an academic setting while fostering a safe and supportive environment throughout their learning journey. It encourages student engagement through cultural workshops and events held throughout the year and connects students with additional campus and community resources when needed. Services include learning resources and access to tutoring, job opportunities, access to the teaching lodge and fire pit, traditional medicines and smudging, and scholarships, awards, and bursaries.

For more information and resources, please visit the Hadiya’dagénhahs First Nations, Métis and Inuit Student Centre website. To learn more about upcoming events, please visit the Hadiya’dagénhahs ExperienceBU page.

Brock International provides a wide range of programs and services to support international students as they adjust to life in Canada and at Brock. Services include transition and pre-arrival support, immigration advising (including guidance on study permits, work permits and visas), health insurance (UHIP), application and document support, events and opportunities to volunteer and get involved.

For a full overview of services, visit the Brock International website or contact [email protected].

Transfer Connect is designed to support the unique needs and experiences of incoming students who transferred from another post-secondary institution. The program helps transfer students connect with one another to share resources, socialize, network, de-stress, and discuss courses and assignments.

For more information about Transfer Connect, please visit the Transfer Connect website or contact [email protected]. For upcoming events, visit the Transfer Connect ExperienceBU page.

Brock University Volunteer Association (BUVA) is a dynamic group of trained Brock students committed to improving the local community through volunteering. Members attend regular meetings that include social and training elements; commit to 20 volunteer hours over the year with a variety of community organizations and complete exciting training opportunities to develop their skills.

For more information on how to get involved with BUVA, contact [email protected] or visit the Brock University Volunteer Association ExperienceBU page.

The Co-op Program allows students to gain relevant, paid work experience while completing their degree at Brock University. Through co-op, students can develop professional skills, expand their network, receive personalized career coaching, and access a variety of career resources.

More information about the Co-op Program, including important dates, fees, and eligibility requirements, can be found on the Co-op, Career and Experiential Education website. To see upcoming events and activities, visit the Co-op Education ExperienceBU page.

Working while studying is a great way to build transferable skills, gain experience, expand your network, and prepare for your future career.

CareerZone is an online portal that provides information on job postings, career and recruitment events, workshops, and more. Students can login to CareerZone to explore co-op and job postings, as well as opportunities in the Niagara Region.

In addition to CareerZone, students can explore other places where job opportunities are posted, including departmental websites (which often advertise student positions directly), ExperienceBU, Workday, and relevant social media pages.

To learn more about the Student Experience Record, visit the Co-op, Career and Experiential Education website. To view your Student Experience Record, log into CareerZone and select “Student Experience Record” from your dashboard.