Country:
Location:
Airport:
School type:
Admissions level:
- Undergraduate - Direct/ ESL
- Graduate - Direct/ Pathway
Rankings & Recognition:
#27 Canada's Best Universities by Reputation
(Maclean's 2025)
#14 Canada’s Best Comprehensive Universities
(Maclean's 2025)
Key facts:
- A mid-sized university
- Student population: 19,000+ from 100+ countries
- The only university in Canada in a UNESCO Biosphere reserve
- Programs: 130+ including 70 undergraduate and 50 graduate programs
- Faculties: Seven - Faculty of Applied Health Sciences, Education, Humanities, Mathematics and Science, Social Sciences, Graduate Studies, the Goodman School of Business
- Brock's Goodman School of Business is AACSB accredited - One of the world's top 5% of business schools
- Bachelor of Accounting (Co-op) is the fastest pathway to get CPA in comparison to other universities in Ontario
- Mental Health Services: Top services in the nation with 24/7 support
- 96% graduate success: Brock has one of the highest rates of graduate employment
- Total graduates: 100,000+ including prominent figures in the world of business, entertainment, sports and academics
Founded in 1964, Brock University is one of Canada's top post-secondary institutions, offering all the advantages of a youthful, modern university in a safe, civic-minded city with breathtaking natural surroundings. Brock University offers a superior educational experience with more than 19,000 students in its seven diverse Faculties. We design our degree programs to fit your objectives in the future.
Offering co-op and service learning programs that provide you the maximum exposure to your chosen field of study demonstrates our commitment to your career. More than just a school, Brock is a community. Every interest is catered to through a wide variety of clubs, intramural sports, and extracurricular activities.
- Career-driven programming: Brock University's career-focused degrees, including those in game design, public health, and sport management, together with co-op work periods, internships, and experience opportunities, will prepare you for your future employment.
- Brock promotes success: Brock graduates have one of the highest employment rates in Canada, with 96.5% of them getting jobs after receiving their degree.
- Personalized international student support: The academic success and general wellbeing of international students are the focus of a team at Brock. Engage in transitional and ongoing academic, linguistic, and social training is a perfect way of maximizing your academic success.
- Affordable living: Niagara offers both on-campus and off-campus housing that is safe and reasonably priced. Compared to Toronto, a one-bedroom apartment costs 67% less on average.
- Undergraduate: $400 - $3,400/ year
- Graduate: Not available
Tuition:
- Undergraduate: $39,834 - $41,646/ year
- Graduate: $18,696 - $35,887/ year
Room & Board: $14,500/ year
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Level |
Undergraduate (Direct Admission) |
Graduate (Direct Admission) |
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Transcript |
GPA 3.0+ |
GPA 3.0+ |
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Transcript evaluation |
No |
No |
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English proficiency |
IELTS 6.5+/ TOEFL 88+ |
IELTS 6.5+/ TOEFL 88+ (Recommended). Varies by program. For details, please see Graduate Admissions - Requirements |
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Standardized test:
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No |
MBA - Traditional |
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Special requirements: Portfolio, audition, interview, work experience, etc. |
Visual Arts, Mathematics & Statistics, Dramatic Arts, Music |
Varies by program. For details, please see Graduate Admissions - Requirements |
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Resume |
No |
Yes |
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Personal statement |
Game Design, Game Programming, Mathematics & Statistics |
Yes |
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Recommendation letter |
No |
2-3 |
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Application fee |
$130 |
$140 |
Undergraduate: ALL PROGRAMS
- Business: Sport Management, Accounting, Business Administration, Statistics, Communication and Media, Economics/ Business Economics, Tourism
- Sciences: Biochemistry, Biological Science, Biomedical Sciences, Biotechnology, Chemistry, Environmental Science, Physics
- Engineering-Technology: Computer Science, Data Science/ Data Analytics
- Social Sciences and Education: Education/ Educational Studies, English, Cultural Studies/ Contemporary Culture, Linguistics, Early Childhood, Psychology, Geography, Political Sciences, Sociology
- Health and Human Services: Public Health, Human Movement, Medical Science, Nursing, Neuroscience
- Visual and Performing Arts: Games Design & Development/ Programming, Visual Arts/ Interactive Design, Performing Arts, Music, Film Studies
Graduate: ALL PROGRAMS
- Master of Arts in Applied Linguistics (TESL) Course-Based/ Bridged Entry; Master of Science in Materials Physics; Master of Education Course-Based/ General Pathway; Master of Professional Accounting - International Student Program; Master of Business Administration - International Student Pathway; Master of Business Administration - Traditional Program
- Leadership in Community-based Education Certificate; Canadian Culture and Education Studies Certificate.
UNDERGRADUATE:
- Fall Intake (September start): January 15
- Winter Intake (January start): December 1
- Spring Intake (May start): April 1
*For details, please see Undergraduate Admissions -Deadlines
GRADUATE:
Varies by program.
For details, please see Graduate Admissions - Deadlines
