The Matheson Learning Commons is a partnership of services and programming available to students, faculty and staff. Although partners are located across campus, students and members of the Brock community benefit from collaborative initiatives, resources and support. The Learning Commons partners join the Library in a shared mission to provide learning opportunities to the campus community. Learn more about each of our partners below.
Black Student Success Centre
The BSSC (Black Student Success Centre) is the academic and personal hub of professional growth and development for all Black students at Brock and acts as both a partner and key liaison to the broader university community.
Career Education
Through Career Education, students can access a wide range of career development, exploration, and employment opportunities designed to build confidence, skills, and professional connections. The CareerZone portal serves as a central hub for Co-op opportunities, job opportunities, experiential and work-integrated learning experiences, career appointments, workshops, employer events, networking opportunities, and co-curricular programs. Students can explore opportunities to gain practical experience, develop career readiness skills, and connect with employers and community partners. The platform also supports faculty, staff, employers, and community organizations looking to engage Brock students through classroom-integrated experiences, experiential learning initiatives, recruitment activities, and industry partnerships.
Centre for Pedagogical Innovation
The Centre for Pedagogical Innovation (CPI) is committed to fostering a culture of excellence in teaching and learning across Brock University.
Faculty of Graduate Studies and Post Doctoral Affairs
Grad school is an opportunity for personal and professional growth and development. Along with your course and research work, you will discover and uncover your unique sets of skills and talents. Our community of highly skilled facilitators have created a personal and professional development curriculum to supplement your academic training.
Brock International
Studying in another country can be both challenging and rewarding! As international students, you may need help to navigate all the requirements and expectations, or that you may want additional support as you study to grow in your skills. Brock International Services are here to support you and guide you!
Learning Services
Learning Services offers skills workshops and resources, drop-in academic support, and tutoring—for students by students—with additional opportunities for students who may have faced challenges getting to university.
Student Accessibility Services
SAS supports and fosters independence in students with accessibility needs on campus.
