Faculty Structure

I.  Academic Faculties

Faculty of Applied Health Sciences

Dean: Robert Kerr BSc, MSc, PhD Oregon

Community Health Sciences Nursing

Physical Education

Recreation and Leisure Studies

Sport Management

Tourism Studies

Faculty of Business

Dean: Martin I. Kusy, BComm Sir G. Wms., MBA Windsor, PhD Br. Col.

Accounting and Finance

Management, Marketing and Human Resources

Faculty of Education

Dean: Michael Manley-Casimir, BA Exe., MEd Br. Col., PhD Chic.

Graduate and Undergraduate Studies in Education

Pre-service Education

Continuing Studies

Adult Education

Faculty of Humanities

Dean: Rosemary Drage Hale, BA Kent State, MA Eastern Mich., MTS, PhD Harv.

Aboriginal Studies

Applied Language Studies

Canadian and European Union Studies

Canadian Studies

Classics

English Language and Literature

Fine Arts

Modern Languages, Literatures and Cultures

Great Books/Liberal Studies

History

International Studies

Music

Philosophy

Faculty of Mathematics and Science

Interim Dean: Ian D. Brindle, BSc Manc., MSc Brock, FRSC (UK)

Biochemistry

Biological Sciences

Biotechnology

Chemistry

Computer Science

Computing and Business

Earth Sciences

Mathematics

Neuroscience

Oenology and Viticulture

Physics

Science

Faculty of Social Sciences

Acting Dean: Lewis A. Soroka, BA, MA, PhD McG.

Business Economics

Child and Youth Studies

Communications, Popular Culture and Film

Economics

Environment

Geography

Labour Studies

Political Science

Psychology

Sociology

Women's Studies

II.  Affiliated College

President: Jonathan Grothe, BA Concordia Seminary, Ft. Wayne, M.Div., S.T.M. Th. D. Concordia Seminary, St. Lewis

Concordia Lutheran Theological Seminary, an affiliated college of the University, prepares students for the Master of Divinity (four-year program) and Master of Theological Studies (two-year program) degrees. All degrees are granted by the University. The seminary is operated by the Lutheran Church - Canada and is an Associate Member of the Association of Theological Schools in the United States and Canada.

III.  Continuing Education

Director: Tom Arkell, Community Services

Learning never stops. Lifelong learning has today become a way of life. We thrive and survive in this ever-changing, complex world through continuous learning and self-improvement. Brock University invites you to be a part of Live Younger Longer (LYL).

LYL is aimed at mature adults who wish to keep their minds active, constantly seeking new experiences and learning new things. Healthy mind, healthy body; LYL offers you a shared experience in which people will grow closer, bond and share parts of their future with new local acquaintances.

Brock University's continuing education program consists of numerous opportunities for you to be an academic again; to learn new skills, to travel, to meet new people and do something you haven't done before. We want to help you maintain purpose and meaning in your life, to help you with your career, or much deserved retirement, your health, your relationships, your community, your being.