Goodman School of Business – Admissions 2022 Viewbook

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GOODMAN ADMISSIONS 2022

TABLE OF CONTENTS Among the best in business education...................... 4 Programs of study........................................................... 6 Bachelor of Accounting......................................... 7 Bachelor of Business Administration............... 11 Bachelor of Business Administration Co-op International Double Degree................ 15 Local impact, global reach.......................................... 22 Excel academically ...................................................... 23 Experts in experiential education............................. 24 Develop your career..................................................... 26 Go global........................................................................ 28 Innovate and create..................................................... 30 Get involved.................................................................... 31 Develop your skills....................................................... 33 The Goodman Experience.......................................... 34 Explore Niagara............................................................. 36 Programs and support................................................. 38 Campus living................................................................ 40 Financial support.......................................................... 42 Applying to Brock......................................................... 44 Important dates............................................................ 46 Contact information..................................................... 46

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tudying business at Brock goes beyond balance sheets and bottom lines. Here, we help develop tomorrow’s business leaders who are ready to think critically, adapt to changing business landscapes and look beyond geographic boundaries.

Small class sizes, interactive lectures and real-world experiences are some of the many reasons why students choose the Goodman School of Business. Experiential education opportunities — like consulting projects with local organizations and paid co-op work terms — extend learning beyond the classroom and provide you with practical experiences that will help launch your career.

You can build a global perspective through Goodman’s international partnerships and double degree programs, and develop your leadership skills through our many clubs and case competitions.

The Goodman School of Business is committed to providing you with the opportunities you need to succeed.

With accreditation from the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB), Chartered Professional Accountants (CPA) of Ontario, Canadian Professional Sales Association (CPSA) and the National Centre for Management Accreditation (NCMA), we ensure you will receive a level of excellence in business education that meets rigorous standards.

AMONG THE BEST IN BUSINESS EDUCATION The path to success depends on two things: the quality of the school you attend and the opportunities you take advantage of while you are there. At Goodman, we'll provide you with an outstanding education as well as relevant employment-related experience that will make you an outstanding candidate when you enter the job market.

The Goodman School of Business at Brock affirms its place among the world's best business programs, with accreditation conferred by many prestigious domestic and international business, management and accounting associations.

MEMBERSHIPS

Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB)

Chartered Professional Accountants of Ontario (CPA)

European Foundation for Management Development Programme Accreditation

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Business School Impact System (BSIS)

Chartered Financial Analyst Institute

Canadian Professional Sales Association (CPSA)

National Centre for Management Accreditation (NCMA)

Member of the European Foundation for Management Development (EFMD)

Partner School with the International Partnership of Business Schools (IPBS)

USER-TIE PROFESSIONAL DESIGNATIONS After you complete your studies at Goodman, you may choose to pursue professional designations.

These designations demonstrate commitment and achievement within a variety of industries in business, including accounting, finance, human resources, sales and many more.

The Goodman School of Business is accredited by several organizations providing pathways leading to the following professional designations: • Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA) Issued by the Chartered Professional Accountants of Ontario • Certified in Management (C.I.M.) Issued by CIM Chartered Managers Canada / NCMA National Centre for Management Accreditation • Chartered Manager (C.Mgr.) Issued by CIM Chartered Managers Canada / NCMA National Centre for Management Accreditation • Professional Sales Certificate (PSC) Issued by the Canadian Professional Sales Association • Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) Issued by the CFA Institute

Programs at the Goodman School of Business may also help prepare you for the following designations or certifications. Please check directly with the granting organization for more information.

Accounting • Certified Management Accountant (CMA) U.S. • Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) • Professional Qualification and Certificate in Business Accounting

Finance • Canadian Investment Funds Course (CIFC)

Human Resources • Certified Human Resource Professional (CHRP)

Marketing • Certified Fundraising Executive (CFRE) • Certified Web Analyst (CWA) • Google Ads Certification • Google Analytics Certification • New Product Development Professional (NPDP)

• Canadian Securities Course (CSC) • Certified Financial Planner (CFP) —

• Online Marketing Certified Associate /

advanced standing available through Mohawk College • Chartered Business Valuator (CBV) • Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) • Chartered Financial Consultant (Ch.F.C.) • Chartered Investment Manager (CIM) • Chartered Life Underwriter (CLU) • Financial Risk Manager (FRM) • Personal Financial Planner (PFP) — advanced standing available through Mohawk College • Professional Risk Manager (PRM)

• Professional Certified Marketer

Information Systems / Business Analytics • Certified Analytics Professional (CAP) • Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA) • Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) • MCSA: SQL Server 2012/2014 • Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) • Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) Expert • Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) Master • SAS Certified Predictive Modeler Using SAS Enterprise Miner

Professional Certification (OMCP) (PCM) in Digital Marketing, Marketing Management, Content Marketing or Sales Management

Operations • Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM)

• Certified in Logistics, Transportation & Distribution (CLTD)

• Certified Professional in Supply Management (CPSM)

• Certified Quality Process Analyst (CQPA) • Certified Six Sigma Green Belt (CSSGB) • Certified Six Sigma Yellow Belt (CSSYB) • Certified Supply Chain Management Professional (CSCMP)

• Certified Supply Chain Professional (CSCP)

• Project Management Professional (PMP) • Professional in Business Analysis (PMIPBA)

• Risk Management Professional (PMIRMP)

• Scheduling Professional (PMI-SP)

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PROGRAMS OF STUDY Whether you want to become a professional accountant, pursue a career in business or gain a global business perspective, we have a program for you. Choose from a traditional four-year honours degree or programs with co-op or double degree options.

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Undergraduate degrees • Bachelor of Accounting (BAcc) • Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) • Bachelor of Business Administration Co-op International Double Degree (BBA)

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ACCOUNTING

Accounting at Goodman has a national reputation for excellence. Our rigorous academic courses and professional orientation are aligned with industry needs and will set you on the path to becoming a professional accountant. Co-op students can apply 16 to 20 months of practical work experience towards the Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA) designation. Continue your studies with our MAcc program to fast track to the CPA.

ADMISSIONS AND PROGRAM INFORMATION Bachelor of Accounting (BAcc)

4-year honours program

Bachelor of Accounting (BAcc) Co-op 4.5-year honours program OUAC code

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Required Grade 12 subjects

ENG 4U, two 4U maths

Expected cut-off BAcc

mid 80s

Expected cut-off BAcc Co-op

high 80s

Admission is based on your top six 4U or 4M courses, including required subjects for the program.

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THE GOODMAN CPA PATHWAY — FAST, COST-EFFECTIVE, COMPLETE. Goodman provides one of the fastest tracks to the CPA designation. When you take our Bachelor of Accounting (BAcc) and Master of Accountancy (MAcc) programs, you’ll learn everything you need to successfully complete the Common Final Exam (CFE).

GOODMAN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS CPA PATHWAY

Option 1: Apply to the Goodman MAcc program, which would only take seven months to complete and covers the six CPA preparatory courses.

Option 2: Enter the CPA Professional Education Program (PEP) with advanced standing. The CPA PEP is only offered on a part-time basis and may take up to two years to complete.

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CPA PEP PROGRAM BAcc

If you complete the BAcc program, you have two options:

BAcc Core Module 1+2

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WHAT YOU NEED TO BECOME A CPA

WHAT GOODMAN OFFERS

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ACADEMIC PREREQUISITES

check-square OUR BAcc CO-OP INCLUDES 16-20 MONTHS OF CO-OP WORK TERMS THAT COUNT TOWARDS THE CPA DESIGNATION

“ I chose Brock for their fast-track to CPA. Since Brock is CPA accredited, it matches perfectly with my professional aspirations.

My time at Brock has been the highlight of my life, from volunteering with different communities, to being engaged with clubs to indulging in random Brock events. If I had to pick one wonderful experience from all the ones I’ve had in university, I’d say being invited to be a panelist at various events takes the cake.

Being a shy person in my first year, I was ecstatic with how Brock helped me break out of my shell and grow as a person; by my third year, I felt comfortable breaking the ice with new people and sharing my experiences as a member of the Brock community.”

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FOURTH-YEAR BAcc STUDENT

BACHELOR OF ACCOUNTING SAMPLE SCHEDULE Fall

Winter

Spring/Summer

• Accounting II • Legal Environment of Business • Calculus • Macroeconomics • Sciences context credit

Summer vacation

Year 2

• Financial Accounting I • Corporate Finance I • Operations Management • Econometrics • One elective

• Financial Accounting II • Cost & Managerial Accounting I • Corporate Finance II • Marketing • Organizational Behaviour

Summer vacation

Year 3

• Financial Accounting III • Accounting Information Systems • Taxation I • Humanities context credit • One elective

• Auditing I • Cost & Managerial Accounting II • Ethics • Humanities context credit • One elective

Summer vacation

Year 4

• Financial Accounting IV • Taxation II • Auditing II • Two electives

• Strategy • Taxation III • Auditing III • Accounting Theory • Integration & Problem Solving

Summer vacation

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Year 1

• Accounting I • Data Analysis & Business Modelling • Statistics • Microeconomics • Sciences context credit

EXPAND YOUR GOODMAN EXPERIENCE. • Optional exchange term

• Master of Accountancy (MAcc)

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BACHELOR OF ACCOUNTING (CO-OP) SAMPLE SCHEDULE Fall

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Year 1

• Accounting I • Data Analysis & Business Modelling • Statistics • Microeconomics • Humanities context credit

Year 2

• Financial Accounting I • Accounting Information Systems • Taxation I • Econometrics • Corporate Finance I

Year 3

Co-op work term 2

Year 4

• Marketing • Operations Management • Three electives • Optional international exchange term*

Year 5

• Accounting Theory • Integration & Problem Solving • Auditing III • Strategy • One elective

Winter

Spring/Summer

• Accounting II • Legal Environment of Business • Calculus • Macroeconomics • Humanities context credit • Co-op Training

Summer vacation

Co-op work term 1

• Cost & Managerial Accounting I • Financial Accounting II • Auditing I • Taxation II • One elective • Sciences context credit

Co-op work term 3

• Cost & Managerial Accounting II • Financial Accounting III • Corporate Finance II • Ethics

Co-op work term 4

• Financial Accounting IV • Taxation III • Auditing II • Organizational Behaviour

Master of Accountancy (MAcc) *

For students completing the combined BAcc + MAcc CPA Pathway at Goodman

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BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

If you want a career in business, our BBA program allows you to tailor your degree to meet your personal career goals. In your first two years, you’ll receive a solid foundation in the functional areas of business along with knowledge of the Canadian and global business environment through a core set of courses. In your final two years, you’ll have the option to focus on one of 10 areas of concentration.

BBA co-op students will attain a minimum of 12 months of cumulative full-time work experience.

ADMISSIONS AND PROGRAM INFORMATION Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)

4-year honours program

Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) Co-op

4.5-year honours program

OUAC code

BN

Required Grade 12 subjects

ENG 4U, two 4U maths

Expected cut-off BBA

High 70s

Expected cut-off BBA Co-op

Low 80s

Admission is based on your top six 4U or 4M courses, including required subjects for the program.

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“ The Goodman School of Business has provided countless opportunities in building strong, long-lasting relations.

Each connection has taught me a number of important takeaways, from my professors connecting course content to real-life lessons to speakers at Goodman events sharing their career pathways.

In taking part in these opportunities continues, I continue to learn and explore new experiences through others.”

KHARINY KETHEES FOURTH-YEAR BBA CO-OP STUDENT

Whether you choose to focus on a specific business discipline, or want to combine various areas of study, you can build a BBA degree that will match your career goals. We offer 10 areas of concentration that can lead to a variety of different job opportunities.

BBA CONCENTRATIONS

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T he BBA program (Accounting concentration) provides a broader managerial degree with a more limited focus in accounting. The BBA program meets some, but not all, CPA requirements. The BAcc program is designed for students intending to pursue a professional accounting designation and includes all university courses required by CPA Ontario (Chartered Professional Accountants).

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If you achieve high marks in your undergraduate courses, you may be eligible for up to 10 advanced standing core course exemptions in the MBA program.

Courses eligible for advanced standing must consist of substantially similar content and curriculum and have been completed in Canada or the U.S. with no grade less than 70% / B- / 2.7

BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION SAMPLE SCHEDULE Fall

Winter

Spring/Summer

Year 1

• Financial Accounting • Microeconomics • Business Principles • Statistics • One Humanities context credit or one Sciences context credit

• Data Analysis & Business Modelling • Macroeconomics • Communications • Calculus • One Humanities context credit or one Sciences context credit

Summer vacation

Year 2

• Managerial Accounting • Legal Environment of Business • Managerial Economics • Econometrics • Entrepreneurship

• Corporate Finance I • Information Systems • Marketing • Organizational Behaviour • Operations Management

Summer vacation

Opportunity to select concentration

Year 3

• Corporate Finance II • Marketing Management • Human Resource Management • One elective • Humanities context credit or Sciences context credit not taken in Year 1

• International Business • Ethics • One business elective • One elective • Humanities context credit or Sciences context credit not taken in Year 1 • Optional international exchange term

Year 4

• Two business electives • Three electives • Optional international exchange term

• Strategy • Two business electives • Two electives

Summer vacation

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BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (CO-OP) SAMPLE SCHEDULE Fall

Winter

Spring/Summer

Year 1

• Financial Accounting • Microeconomics • Business Principles • Statistics • Sciences context credit

• Data Analysis & Business Modelling • Macroeconomics • Communications • Calculus • Sciences context credit

Summer vacation

Year 2

• Managerial Accounting • Corporate Finance I • Marketing • Organizational Behaviour • Information Systems

• Econometrics • Corporate Finance II • Marketing Management • Human Resource Management • Operations Management • Co-op Training

Summer vacation

Opportunity to select concentration

Year 3

Co-op work term 1

• Managerial Economics • Entrepreneurship • One business elective • Two electives • Humanities context credit

Year 4

• International Business • One elective • Two business electives • Humanities context credit • Optional international exchange term

Co-op work term 3

Year 5

• Strategy • Two electives • Two business electives

Co-op work term 2

• Commercial Law • Ethics • Two electives

NEW AUGMENTED REALITY (AR) MARKETING COURSE

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• First of its kind • Responds to consumer and industry demand • Focuses on strategic marketing opportunities of AR and creating AR experiences that maximize customer engagement

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BACHELOR OF

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION CO-OP INTERNATIONAL DOUBLE DEGREE

Experience Canada’s only international double degree program that includes co-op work experience. Our BBA Co-op International Double Degree will differentiate you from your peers.

We’ve partnered with five leading business schools in Europe to offer you the best in international business education and co-op work experience in both Canada and Europe. Students must accept their offer in order to be placed in a track. Track selection is first-come, first-served.

ADMISSIONS AND PROGRAM INFORMATION BBA Co-op International Double Degree

4 to 4.5-year honours program

OUAC code

BN

Required Grade 12 subjects

ENG 4U, two 4U maths

Expected cut-off BBA Co-op International Double Degree

High 80s to low 90s

Admission is based on your top six 4U or 4M courses, including required subjects for the program. This program is limited to only 50 students per year.

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UNITED KINGDOM, LANCASTER UNIVERSITY MANAGEMENT SCHOOL (LUMS) • Located in Lancaster, United Kingdom, approximately 1.5 hours by bus from Manchester • 2 years at Goodman, 2 years at LUMS (depart for United Kingdom in fall term of Year 3) • Degree: BSc International Business Management • 5 spots available

FRANCE, NEOMA BUSINESS SCHOOL (NEOMA)

• Located in Reims, France, approximately 1 hour by train from Paris • 2.5 years at Goodman, 2 years at NEOMA (depart for France in fall term of Year 3) • Classes at NEOMA taught 50% in French in Year 3 and 100% in Year 4 — all students in the NEOMA track will study French language in Years 1 and 2 at Brock • Degree: Diplôme du Centre d’Etudes Supérieures Européennes de Management (CESEM), with option to specialize in Year 4 • 20 spots available

“ The Goodman School of Business has given me opportunities that I wouldn’t be able to get anywhere else – opportunities that enable me to stand out as a graduate in today’s highly competitive job market. Between the co-op terms, two degrees, countless extra-curricular opportunities, and excellent lectures, I am well-equipped with the skills and confidence to tackle life after Brock.”

AHMAD PASHA FIFTH-YEAR BBA CO-OP INTERNATIONAL DOUBLE DEGREE STUDENT AT DUBLIN CITY UNIVERSITY

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GERMANY, EUROPEAN BUSINESS SCHOOL (EBS)

• Located in Ostrich-Winkel, Germany, approximately 45 minutes by train from Frankfurt • 2.5 years at Goodman, 1.5 years at EBS (depart for Germany in winter term of Year 3, classes taught in English) • Degree: Bachelor of Science in Management, with option to specialize in Year 4 • 5 spots available • Currently not accepting students for 2022

GERMANY, ESB REUTLINGEN UNIVERSITY (ESB)

• Located in Reutlingen, Germany, approximately 45 minutes by bus from Stuttgart • 2.5 years at Goodman, 2 years at ESB (depart for Germany in fall term of Year 3) • Classes at ESB taught 50% in German in Year 3 and 100% in Year 4 – all students in German track will study German language in Years 1 and 2 at Brock • Degree: Bachelor of Science in International Management, with option to specialize in Year 4 • 10 spots available

IRELAND, DUBLIN CITY UNIVERSITY (DCU)

• Located in Dublin, Ireland • 2.5 years at Goodman, 2 years at DCU (depart for Ireland in fall term of Year 3) • Degree: Bachelor of Arts in Global Business, with option to specialize in Year 4 • 10 spots available

Earn two degrees When you successfully complete the program, you will earn a Bachelor of Business Administration degree from Brock University in addition to a second degree from the partner school.

Pay tuition to Brock All tuition fees are paid to Brock University so that you don’t have to pay international student fees at the partner school.

Mandatory co-op terms This co-op-only program gives you the global perspective desirable in today’s economy and the work experience to back it up. You will complete one co-op work term in Canada and one co-op work term abroad.

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LANCASTER UNIVERSITY MANAGEMENT SCHOOL, U.K. BBA CO-OP INTERNATIONAL DOUBLE DEGREE SAMPLE SCHEDULE Fall

Spring/Summer

Year 1

• Financial Accounting • Microeconomics • Business Principles • Statistics • Sciences context credit

• Data Analysis & Business Modelling • Macroeconomics • Communications • Calculus • Sciences context credit

Summer vacation

Year 2

• Managerial Accounting • Corporate Finance I • Information Systems • Marketing • Organizational Behaviour • Co-op training

• Commercial Law • Corporate Finance II • Econometrics • Two humanities context credit courses

Co-op work term 1 in Canada

Year 3

• Operations Management • Managerial Economics • Human Resource Management • Two electives

• Management & the Natural Environment • Marketing Management • Management & IT • Two electives

Year 4

• Strategic Management • Entrepreneurship: Discovery & Practice • Business Ethics • Management Simulation

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Winter

• International Business • Two electives • Dissertation

Co-op work term 2 in the United Kingdom

Summer vacation

Lancaster University Management School, U.K.

NEOMA BUSINESS SCHOOL, FRANCE BBA CO-OP INTERNATIONAL DOUBLE DEGREE SAMPLE SCHEDULE Fall

Winter

Spring/Summer

Year 1

• Financial Accounting • Microeconomics • Business Principles • Statistics • French Language I

• Data Analysis & Business Modelling • Macroeconomics • Communication • Calculus • French Language I (cont’d)

Summer vacation

Year 2

• Managerial Accounting • Corporate Finance I • Marketing • Information Systems • French Language II • Co-op training

• Entrepreneurship • Econometrics • Organizational Behaviour • Commercial Law • French Language II (cont’d)

Co-op work term 1 in Canada

Year 3

• Strategic Management • Business Ethics • Human Resource Management • Globalization and Innovation • Strategic Marketing • French as a Foreign Language

• Operations Management • Data Analysis • The Digital Organization • Org Development and Leadership • Elective

Year 4

• Final Project • International Business Development • Two concentration electives • Personal Development

Co-op work term 2 in France

Year 5

• Managerial Economics • Corporate Finance II • Elective • Two sciences context credits

Goodman School of Business, Canada

Co-op work term cont’d

NEOMA Business School, France

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ESB REUTLINGEN UNIVERSITY, GERMANY BBA CO-OP INTERNATIONAL DOUBLE DEGREE SAMPLE SCHEDULE Fall

Winter

Year 1

• Financial Accounting • Microeconomics • Business Principles • Statistics • German Language I

• Data Analysis & Business Modelling • Macroeconomics • Communications • Calculus • German Language I (cont’d)

Summer vacation

Year 2

• Managerial Accounting • Corporate Finance I • Marketing • Organizational Behaviour • German Language II • Co-op training

• Marketing Management • Econometrics • Corporate Finance II • Operations Management • German Language II (cont’d)

Co-op work term 1 in Canada

Year 3

• International Economics • Management Information Systems • Human Resource Management • Accounting and Corporate Finance • Applied Research in International Management

Co-op work term 2 in Germany (six months in length)

Co-op work term 2 cont’d and summer vacation

Year 4

• Business Strategy • Business Ethics • Business Law • Entrepreneurship

• Dissertation • Four business electives

Summer vacation

Year 5

• Commercial Law • Managerial Economics • One business elective • Sciences context credit

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Spring/Summer

ESB Reutlingen University, Germany

DUBLIN CITY UNIVERSITY, IRELAND BBA CO-OP INTERNATIONAL DOUBLE DEGREE SAMPLE SCHEDULE Fall

Winter

Spring/Summer

Year 1

• Financial Accounting • Microeconomics • Business Principles • Statistics • Sciences context credit

• Data Analysis & Business Modelling • Macroeconomics • Communications • Calculus • Sciences context credit

Summer vacation

Year 2

• Managerial Accounting • Managerial Economics • Corporate Finance I • Marketing • Information Systems • Co-op training

• Commercial Law • Econometrics • Corporate Finance II • Organizational Behaviour • Humanities context credit

Co-op work term 1 in Canada

Year 3

• Operations Management • International Economics • Human Resource Management • Marketing Communications • Organizational Theory • Contemporary Irish Society

Co-op work term 2 in Ireland (six months in length)

Co-op work term 2 cont’d and summer vacation

Year 4

• New Enterprise Project • Business Strategy • Business Project • Business Analytics • Two business electives (Specialisms)

• New Enterprise Project (cont’d) • Business Strategy (cont’d) • Business Project (cont’d) • Business Ethics • Two business electives (Specialisms)

Summer vacation

Year 5

• Humanities context credit • International Business • Marketing Management • Two electives

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LOCAL IMPACT, GLOBAL REACH Goodman is a globally oriented and community dedicated business school. Our school provides a conduit between the local and global community, generating opportunities which bring together Niagara and the world.

This year Goodman received the Business School Impact System (BSIS) label in recognition of the significant contribution the School makes both locally and globally. $

The BSIS external review quantifies the extent and nature of a business school’s impact on its environment. What it found was Goodman’s contribution to the Niagara economy adds ups. The School’s activities contribute to an economic impact totaling $380 million annually through direct, indirect and induced contributions.

Goodman is just the third North American business school to receive this label.

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EXPERIENTIAL EXCELLENCE GOODMAN CO-OP STUDENTS CONTRIBUTE

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EXPERIENTIAL CLASS PROJECTS CONTRIBUTE

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29.6 MILLION IN VALUE FOR NON-PROFIT & BUSINESS PARTNERS

EXCEL ACADEMICALLY The Goodman Experience Experience makes the difference. We invite you to make the most out of your degree and chart your own path through academics, global mobility, experiential education, career development, student club leadership, entrepreneurship and innovation.

Key learning outcomes Our curriculum is designed to teach you core business theories and concepts while also equipping you with applicable skills. No matter what program you choose, we will help you build a foundation of key knowledge to succeed in business.

• Communication • Critical thinking • Professionalism • Scholarly inquiry • Social responsibility

Small class sizes At Goodman, you’re more than a number. With the average accounting and business class size of 45 students, your peers and professors will get to know you by name. Small class sizes allow for interactive lectures and class collaboration, further enhancing your communication and teamwork ability.

Academic Advising Our team of academic advisors is available exclusively to Goodman students. They are your go-to resource for all things related to academics, from your first course registration all the way through to graduation.

Beta Gamma Sigma Beta Gamma Sigma (BGS) is the premier international honours society recognizing business excellence. It is the highest recognition a business student anywhere in the world can receive.

Students who achieve membership in BGS are not only top 10 per cent of their Goodman undergraduate class, they are also recognized as the top business students in the world. Students who have completed a minimum of 10 credits are eligible for BGS.

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EXPERTS IN EXPERIENTIAL EDUCATION In today’s business world, you need to set yourself apart from the rest. An outstanding education is just the start. Our learning environment extends beyond the classroom to provide you with every opportunity to build your skills and experiences so you can stand out from the crowd.

Learn from the best Brock University has become a leader in experiential education in Canada, and we pride ourselves on integrating experiences into your studies.

At Goodman, you will gain practical experience by applying the skills and knowledge you learn from course content to projects with community partners.

You’ll earn course credit, while also building your resumé and giving back to the community.

How it works After learning about theories and key concepts through class discussions, simulations, case studies, role playing and other teaching tools Goodman professors use to engage students, your class will be divided into student teams who will act as consultants for a small business or not-for-profit organization in the community that is facing a business challenge.

By applying the knowledge you learn from the course to the community project, not only will you study a real-world problem, you will also gain practical industry experience. At the end of the course, your team will submit a business proposal and pitch your recommended strategies to the community partners and your professors.

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Benefits of experiential education

GOODMAN STUDENTS ARE INVOLVED IN EXPERIENTIAL PROJECTS ANNUALLY

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FULL TIME EQUIVALENT EMPLOYEES A YEAR FOR LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS

CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR ANALYSIS AND STRATEGIES

Budget and forecast strategies

Business growth and strategy

Marketing research and strategy

New product development plans

RECRUITMENT AND SELECTION PLANS

Advanced business analytics

ORGANIZATIONAL LEADERSHIP STRATEGIES

Marketing and communication plans BUSINESS ETHICS AUDITS AND STRATEGIES

Design thinking strategies

SOCIAL MEDIA & SEARCH ENGINE MARKETING CAMPAIGNS

e-business applications QUEUING AND WAIT TIME ANALYSIS

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• Classroom theory is brought to life.

• Gain practical consulting experience and business skills while giving back to the community.

• Community partners and clients gain a fresh perspective on their business models and new ideas they can implement.

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DEVELOP YOUR CAREER In today's labour market, graduating with experience and career knowledge will give you a critical advantage. Our Co-op, Career and Experiential Education team is dedicated to providing you with a variety of hands-on learning opportunities, both inside and outside the classroom, to help launch your career.

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CO-OP EMPLOYMENT BY GEOGRAPHIC REGION In 2020, most co-op students worked remotely due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.

44.2% Greater Toronto Area Niagara Region Hamilton/Burlington Southwestern Ontario

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SOME OF GOODMAN'S TOP CO-OP EMPLOYERS

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* BAcc co-op students can apply 16 to 20 months of practical work experience towards the Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA) designation. BBA co-op students will attain a minimum of 12 months of cumulative full-time work experience. BBA Double Degree students are required to complete a four-month co-op work term while at Brock University.

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The co-op education experience at Goodman helps students gain and develop the skills, knowledge and confidence necessary for the next step in their career journey through a combination of career development and practical workplace training.

 4-16 MONTHS* OF PAID EXPERIENCE

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TAKE YOUR CO-OP EXPERIENCE INTERNATIONAL Goodman is the first business school in Canada to form a co-op partnership with the United Nations Association in Canada (UNA-Canada). Students can work in any country with a United Nations agency on an eightmonth economic development co-op work term, from September to May, while receiving up to $1,000 from Brock’s Co-op Education office and an additional $8,000 in financial support from the School through a gift received from the Goodman Family Foundation in 2012.

Students work as junior professional consultants in a specific area of business, including business analytics, finance, accounting, strategic communications and international trade, while also contributing in meaningful ways beyond the boardroom.

GOODMAN CAREER As a Goodman student, you have exclusive access to a team of professionals who will help you to understand your skills, connect your experiences to jobs, map your career goals and build your professional network.

Whether you are just starting to explore career paths and opportunities, or you are looking to secure full-time employment upon graduation, Goodman Career is your one-stop resource.

Customized services Coaching on career and designation options, job search/ networking strategies and professional skill development.

Industry partners We work with thousands of employers across several industries and sectors who network with our students, share their industry experience and recruit on campus.

Networking events Connect directly with employers through a variety of networking and recruitment events.

Job opportunities Access local, national and international career opportunities through Goodman Career’s specialized job board.

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GO GLOBAL Today’s employers are looking for individuals who have a global perspective and cultural sensitivity. At Goodman, we offer international programs as an extension of in-class learning and to encourage personal development.

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BUSINESS SCHOOL PARTNERSHIPS

calendar-week SHORT-TERM, ONE SEMESTER AND FULL-YEAR EXCHANGES

PAY TUITION AT BROCK MOBILITY AWARDS AVAILABLE FROM GOODMAN PER SEMESTER CONTINUE TO RECEIVE ALL STUDENT AWARDS AND SCHOLARSHIPS

Goodman students Rhea Modi and Alyssa Blanchard went on international exchange to Strathclyde Business School in Scotland.

“ Goodman exchange was a fantastic opportunity to travel the world while continuing my education.

I was able to immerse myself in a new culture and adapt to different ways of living. I learned a great amount of responsibility and independence and improved my social and interpersonal skills.”

RHEA MODI BAcc ’20 CO-OP / MAcc CANDIDATE INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE TO STRATHCLYDE BUSINESS SCHOOL, SCOTLAND, FALL 2018

BENEFITS OF GLOBAL MOBILITY PROGRAMS:

• • • • •

Travel and earn your degree at the same time Add international experience to your resumé Expand your global network Immerse yourself in a new culture Develop interpersonal skills and independence

Partner school with the International Partnership of Business Schools (IPBS) Goodman is the only Canadian business school part of the International Partnership of Business Schools (IPBS).

This consortium of 13 globally oriented, leading business schools in Europe, North and Latin America all grant double degrees, which require study in two countries and promote language and cultural fluency along with business aptitude.

Goodman chairs the IPBS, with our Dean acting as President.

See pages 15 to 22 to learn more about Goodman’s global business streams for our BBA Co-op International Double Degree program.

Economic development co-op work term with the United Nations As part of the United Nations Association in Canada’s International Development and Diplomacy Internship Programme, Goodman students can work with a United Nations agency on an eight-month co-op work term as junior professional consultants, from September to May, while receiving approximately $9,000.

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INNOVATE AND CREATE DO YOU HAVE THE NEXT GREAT BUSINESS IDEA? At Goodman, you will have opportunities to follow your entrepreneurial dream. Through Goodman Group, our on-campus business incubator and communityfocused learning and development services provider, we encourage student entrepreneurship across all Faculties and departments at Brock University.

Goodman Group Startup Services Goodman Group provides startup services and is dedicated to supporting student entrepreneurs through a full range of services, including events and workshops, to help transform their innovative business ideas into a reality. Let Goodman Group take your business idea to the next level.

Monster Pitch Monster Pitch is an annual pitch competition held by the Brock Innovation Group in collaboration with Goodman Group. The competition allows motivated Brock students to pitch their business ideas to a panel of celebrity judges, which have included Jim Treliving, David Chilton and Bruce Croxon from CBC’s Dragons’ Den.

Kick-Starting Entrepreneurship The Kick-Starting Entrepreneurship program encourages Niagara’s young entrepreneurs to explore their innovative ideas and advance their early stage entrepreneurial aspirations.

Participants benefit from monthly seminars and events, plus mentorship and advisory services from Goodman Group.

Business Consulting Pathway Interested in a consulting career? The Business Consulting Pathway is a new noncredit extracurricular program that provides students with hands-on training from faculty members and industry experts in business case competitions, presentation etiquette, case-based interviews and more. Students then spend several months working as a consultant for a startup business in areas such as business strategy, human resources, marketing and sales, or finance.

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GET INVOLVED Case competitions are a great way to enhance your problem solving and presentation skills. Plus, you can represent Goodman on a national or international stage against some of the brightest business students from all over the world.

Why get involved?

• Great experiences to bolster your resumé and differentiate yourself in the job market.

• Enhance your problem solving and presentation skills by competing in business competitions.

• Develop leadership, teamwork and communication skills by getting involved in student clubs and associations.

GOODMAN DECA U TEAM DECA U Provincials bring together the top business students in Ontario for a weekend of competition and lifetime of memories. With more than 1,400 students participating, Goodman’s DECA U team comprised of 50 delegates won 22 medals.

Including first place in debate as well as two academic cases, business-to-business marketing and sports and entertainment marketing.

INTERNATIONAL CASE COMPETITIONS Goodman students have placed first in the World Trade Center Buffalo Niagara International Case Competition three years in a row, representing both Brock and Goodman proudly on an international stage.

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LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES Develop your leadership skills by getting involved with our many clubs and student associations. The opportunities are here — the experience will be yours.

• • • •

Nine exclusive Goodman student clubs More than 100 events throughout the year Case competitions and conferences Invitation to Distinguished Leader series

GOODMAN

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BUSINESS STUDENTS’ ASSOCIATION

ACCOUNTING STUDENTS’ ASSOCIATION

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BSA ASA B FIG B I G BMA GOODMAN

BROC K FINANCE & INVESTMENT GROUP

BROCK INNOVATION GROUP

GOODMAN

BROCK MARKETING ASSOCIATION

GOODMAN

DISTINGUISHED LEADER SERIES BONNIE LYSYK

MBA, FCPA, FCA, LPA, Auditor General of Ontario Each year, the Goodman School of Business gives the Distinguished Leader award to a business professional who has demonstrated leadership and success in their chosen field. The recipient is invited to conduct a lecture on their leadership style, career path, and advice for Goodman students and future leaders. The 2020 Distinguished Leader recipient was Bonnie Lysyk, Ontario’s Auditor General. Past Distinguished Leader recipients include Michael Lee-Chin, Chairman of Portland Holdings and chairman and CEO of Mandeville Private Client Inc., Julia Deans of Habitat for Humanity, Deepak Chopra of Canada Post, Martine Irman of TD Bank Group, Galen Weston of Loblaw Companies Ltd., and Michael McCain of Maple Leaf Foods.

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DEVELOP YOUR SKILLS

Get ready for Goodman Goodman offers a mentoring program open to all incoming first-year students. A round table discussion will focus on the transition to university, including the successes and challenges often faced by students. A time management workshop led by a Goodman professor will help you manage coursework and extracurriculars.

You’ll meet some of your fellow classmates, Goodman faculty and staff, and become more familiar with the Brock campus.

Presentation Etiquette Workshop At Goodman, we teach students how to take their presentation skills to the next level. A workshop focusing on proper presentation etiquette will teach students about team dynamics, presentation flow and style, roles and responsibilities. It will build your confidence and equip you with oral communication skills you can apply inside and outside the classroom.

Case Interview Skills Session In this skills session, students learn what employers are looking for in a case-based interview. You will learn how to best prepare, how to stand out and what areas to focus on during an interview.

Competitor Development Program Business competitions are a great way to get involved with Goodman student life. They also help you apply the knowledge you learn in the classroom to real-life scenarios. Goodman’s case competition training session will teach you how to approach cases and present your ideas effectively. The skills you gain can be used when you’re presenting in class, representing Goodman at a case competition or interviewing for a job or coop position.

Alumni Student Knowledge Exchange A non-credit program that connects current students and alumni professionals with the goal of facilitating informal learning, group mentorship, and meaningful connections.

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THE GOODMAN EXPERIENCE.

Drew MacNeil (BBA ’19 Co-op) Co-Founder and COO, XpertVR Inc. “ I had an amazing experience throughout my five years at Goodman, which I attribute to getting increasingly involved with the school and local community.

Whether you join a club through the Business Students’ Association, get involved in case competition teams, participate in networking events, or even take the lead on class projects that involve working with local businesses, the more real-world experience you can gain throughout your time at Goodman, the easier you may grasp your course work and be prepared for your career after graduation.

Goodman provided me with personal growth opportunities, business knowledge and practical experience beyond my expectations.”

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Seema Iver Founder, Sat Yuga Life “ I had the pleasure of being a part of the 2020 JDC business case competition, in which the winning team was comprised of Goodman students.

I was incredibly impressed with their aptitude, creativity and presentation skills. The recommendations they offered my company were practical, well thought out and tailored specifically towards the roadblocks I was facing.

I’m proud to say I have implemented many of their suggestions into my business.

I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend the Goodman School of Business to any employer: These high-calibre students would be an asset to any business or organization globally.”

Monica Gola-Macdonald (BAcc ’21 Co-op) Tax Accountant, KPMG “ I chose Brock particularly because of their reputable co-op program. I really liked the idea of job searching and building connections with employers as a young student because it forced me to step outside of my comfort zone. Also, the co-op stream provides paid valuable work experience in your field amidst your studies- it’s incredible to be able to directly put theory into practice and vice versa.

My greatest experience at Brock was being a member of the JDC Central 2020 sports team and placing second in School of the Year. I met so many amazing business students that were at the top of their classes and involved in so many other business clubs. I made many long-lasting friends whom motivated me to be the best version of myself and I had so many great memories from all the volunteering opportunities and social functions we partook in together.”

Kaley Vu Fourth-year BBA student and Goodman Business Students’ Association President “ I initially chose Brock because of the smaller campus size and commitment to community atmosphere.

In addition to in class learning, the student programming, workshops and BSA club events really gives you the chance to meet and build your inner business professional with other like-minded individuals! Emphasizing not only what you need to know to be working in your desire field, but also how to be successful as an individual with everyday skills.

Some of my best experiences or memories were made by getting involved with all the opportunities that Goodman has to offer. A plethora of internal and external conferences and events really give you the chance to get to know others also looking to develop their university experience.”

Jayna Sutaria (BBA ’21 Co-op) Business Analyst, Engagement and Product Management Strategy, RBC “ The Goodman School of Business is filled with opportunities to develop personally and professionally.

Goodman supported my passion for technology and business through courses focused on information systems; leadership opportunities with student clubs and case competitions that strengthened my problem-solving and communication skills; and co-op work terms that helped me develop a deep understanding of the rigor and complexity required to operate a global organization.”

Kai-Yu Wang Professor and Chair, Department of Marketing, International Business and Strategy “ What differentiates Goodman from other business schools is its unique offering of experiential education opportunities that benefits students as well as local businesses and not-for-profit organizations. For the past nine years, I’ve used service-learning projects collaborating with the local communities in all of my courses because I want students to know that the knowledge, concepts and theories they learn can be applied to the real business world.

The quality of teaching and research at Goodman is outstanding because of its strong and productive faculty members, many of whom have been recognized nationally and internationally.”

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EXPLORE NIAGARA Welcome to St. Catharines Brock’s main campus is located atop the Niagara Escarpment in the city of St. Catharines, the largest city in the Niagara region. Our dynamic city attracts world-class sporting events, engaging cultural experiences and major musical talent. You’ll enjoy our historic downtown, home to an eclectic mix of trend-setting shops, cafés, restaurants and pubs. The University’s central location is also close to the U.S. border and just an hour’s drive from Toronto.

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Brock is located in the heart of Niagara — an amazing destination to live, study, work and play. We are one of Canada’s most diverse regions, with a unique mix of worldfamous attractions, natural beauty and amazing history. It is no wonder Niagara’s tourism industry is booming, with millions of visitors each year.

The great outdoors Love the outdoors? There is no better place than Niagara. The region attracts people from around the globe for our four-season appeal and world-renowned natural wonders, such as Niagara Falls. In addition to donning your raincoat next to the thundering waterfalls, you can lace up your hiking boots and explore the Bruce Trail, enjoy a peaceful bike ride along the expansive Welland Canal, or soak up the sun on one of our many picturesque beaches.

A cultural hub Niagara is rich in history and experiences, with art galleries proudly showcasing local talent, captivating live theatre companies performing classic and new productions, and annual food and wine festivals that celebrate a vibrant culinary scene. The region is also well-equipped to help you settle into your home away from home and hosts a huge selection of boutique retailers as well as Canada’s largest open-air outlet mall, the Outlet Collection at Niagara.

19,000 STUDENTS

SMALL ENOUGH TO BE INTIMATE, BIG ENOUGH TO BE WORLD-CLASS.

WE WELCOME

STUDENTS

FROM MORE THAN

100

COUNTRIES.

96%

GRADUATE SUCCESS

BROCK HAS ONE OF THE HIGHEST RATES OF GRADUATE EMPLOYMENT.

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PROGRAMS & SUPPORT You come first at Brock. We’ll make outstanding service something you encounter every day. We offer programs to assist you in making a smooth transition to Brock, and to ensure that you have positive experiences in every aspect of your Brock journey.

START YOUR EXPERIENCE EARLY.

Our summer orientation programs will help you to successfully transition to life at Brock.

EXPERIENCE BROCK Prepare for the year ahead and learn from current students and campus partners during Smart Start. The program will connect you to student supports and services, ways to be successful, campus life and the community, course registration support, and our academic environment. brocku.ca/start

EXPERIENCE COMMUNITY Get a first-hand look at our campus through the lens of our experienced student leaders and mentors. In a small group with other new students, you'll spend the night in residence, participate in skill-building workshops and help out a local community partner during a service-learning volunteer opportunity. brocku.ca/leap

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EXPERIENCE ADVENTURE Embark on a truly Canadian experience with a group of fellow new Badgers. Explore the beautiful outdoors, camp together and feel confident about yourself going into your first year at Brock. brocku.ca/basecamp

EXPERIENCE PREPAREDNESS Prepare for your academics and complete the BU101 course for free on Sakai, the home of your online academic courses. BU101 will help you explore university expectations and practice academic skills. The course is available beginning in August. brocku.ca/start

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Are you the first in your family to attend university?

We’re here to help you succeed. brocku.ca/learning-services

Student success

ABORIGINAL STUDENT SERVICES Cultural and academic support for our First Nations, Métis, and Inuit students.

We’re here to help. These services can assist with academic challenges, time management, goal setting, program planning and academic skill development.

We’ll share strategies to keep you on the path to success.

• Aboriginal Student Services • Academic Advising • A-Z Learning Services • Transfer Success Program

Student wellness & accessibility These services will help you to stay healthy in mind, body, and spirit. We care about your overall well-being and strive to create inclusive, supportive and collaborative environments through our service areas.

• Student Accessibility Services • Personal Counselling Services • From Intention to Action (FITA) • Student Health Services

Diversity & student engagement

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MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES MACLEAN'S MAGAZINE, 2021

Brock is committed to promoting a safe, diverse and inclusive community and a campus environment that is free from discrimination, harassment and bullying.

Multiple departments across campus work to make this possible.

• Human Rights and Equity Services • Campus Security • Faith and Life Centre

FOR

ACADEMIC ADVISING MACLEAN'S MAGAZINE, 2021

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CAMPUS LIVING Live in one of Brock’s convenient and welcoming residences, meet new friends and become part of our vibrant community. Residences at Brock are home to almost 2,800 students. Each of our residences has a distinct style and unique sense of community.

Our residence guarantee* Brock is pleased to guarantee a space in residence to all new full-time undergraduate students beginning in Fall 2022 who meet our residence application conditions. A full summary of conditions and criteria may be found at brocku.ca/residence prior to the application opening. The residence guarantee applies only if both the residence application and fee are received by June 1, 2022. * Brock has historically accommodated all incoming students who met our published residence guarantee. This is our goal for Fall 2022.

Off-campus living Find the perfect place through Brock’s Off-Campus Living office.

There are many affordable housing options within close proximity to Brock’s campus. Find up-to-date listings about a wide variety of accommodations at brocku.ca/ocl. Planning to commute from home?

Brock’s convenient location is easily accessible from other communities.

Engagement communities You’ll stay connected, receive personalized support and have an exceptional first-year experience with our engagement communities.

As a student living off campus in your first year, engagement communities will connect you to a small group of new students and a peer mentor. If you are living in residence, your engagement community will be formed with your on-campus residence community.

MEAL PLANS

Students living in residence will purchase a meal plan, with options varying based on your assigned residence. Students living in Brock Suites or off-campus may also purchase a full or voluntary meal plan. All-access meal plans for residence students, will consists of three components — all-access, dining dollars and flex dollars. The all-access meal portion will provide unlimited dining options within our two Fresh Food Company eateries, while the dining and flex dollars components will allow for purchases at familiar brands like Tim Hortons, Starbucks, Pita Pit and Pizza Pizza.

MEAL PLAN ** COSTS

5-Day All-Access......... $4,900 7-Day All-Access......... $5,250

ALL-ACCESS DINING

All-access meal plans provide the ultimate campus dining value, flexibility and convenience. Dine in our two newly renovated all-you-care-to-eat Fresh Food Company dining halls in both DeCew and Lowenberger. You can enjoy unlimited meals either five days or seven days a week.

A five-day all-access plan is valid Monday to Friday.

DINING DOLLARS

All meal plans for students living in residence include Dining Dollars, which work as a declining cash balance.

Funds are pre-loaded to your Brock Card for use at all Brock Dining Services locations on campus. Dining dollars allow you to enjoy your favourite combo at Pizza Pizza, or grab your morning coffee at Tim Hortons.

FLEX DOLLARS

All students living in residence will have flex dollars as part of their meal plans — a no-worry alternative to carrying cash. Flex dollars can be used in residence laundry facilities, food locations outside of residence and popular on-campus locations including the Campus Store.

Any student may purchase flex dollars, and additional flex dollars may be added at any time.

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** A Capital Infrastructure and Sustainability Fund fee is included within meal plan costs. All fees are based on 2021-22 pricing and are subject to change. Please note that not all meal plan options, or residence styles (double rooms) were available in 2020-21 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

TRADITIONAL DeCew Single and double rooms and shared two- or three-piece washrooms. Each floor has a study lounge and a TV lounge shared by all 12 people on the floor.

Rendering of single room.

Single* $8,670 Double* $7,870

SEMI-SUITE

Rendering of double room.

Earp, Vallee, Residence 8

Lowenberger Single and double rooms, with adjoining washrooms.

Two single rooms, sharing an adjoining washroom.

Single* $9,170 Double* $8,370

Single* $9,170 Rendering of single and double rooms.

Rendering of single rooms.

Earp and Vallee have bathtubs instead of showers.

TOWNHOUSE Quarry View

Village

A mix of three- and fourbedroom units with single rooms, two shared washrooms, a kitchen and living area.

Three single bedrooms, plus one double bedroom with two shared washrooms, a kitchenette and a living area.

Single $9,250 Double* $7,740 *

Single* $9,170 Double* $7,970

All-inclusive living for upper-year and graduate students. Three or four-single bedroom units with two full washrooms, common living space and kitchen.

Rendering of one style of single room.

Not pictured: washroom, living room and kitchen.

Rendering of one style of double room. *Fees displayed are for 2021-22 and are subject to change for 2022-23.

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FINANCIAL SUPPORT Brock wants to invest in you! We want to recognize your achievements and help you to meet your financial needs. Brock offers one of the best awards programs in Ontario, with guaranteed scholarships beginning at 80 per cent.* With a combination of Brock awards and bursaries, and available government support, we’ll help you to develop a plan to make your education at Brock affordable and manageable.

These awards are automatic for all incoming students entering their first undergraduate program directly from high school.

4,000

$1,000 EACH YEAR 80 - 84.9%

$

10,000

$2,500 EACH YEAR 90 - 92.9%

MORE THAN

4 MILLION

$

AWARDED

TO ENTERING STUDENTS EACH YEAR.

CHANCELLOR’S FIRST NATIONS AWARD Incoming First Nations students with a minimum 80 per cent high school academic average are eligible for this prestigious award.

Brock Scholars Awards*

$

male TROPHY female

$

6,000

$1,500 EACH YEAR 85 - 89.9%

$

16,000

$4,000 EACH YEAR 93%+

Learn more at

brocku.ca/safa/awards-and-bursaries

BEGIN AT BROCK WITH OUR

10,000 PRIZE!

$

This prize covers Tuition+ and is awarded to one lucky student each year. Enter to win by participating in a Brock presentation, event or campus tour.

Visit brocku.ca/discover/enter for full contest details.

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The OneApp $1,000,000+ One application — hundreds of awards and bursaries. Awards are valued up to $20,000 and are based on varying criteria, including academic performance.

Bursaries with a value of up to $3,000 are available, based on financial need.

Complete our OneApp as early as possible to maximize your earning potential.

Applications close April 15, 2022.

Goodman Scholarship* $8,000

Typical costs for first-year students**

$ $

($2,000/yr)

TUITION (DOMESTIC)

6,089 - $8,327

Goodman scholarships are awarded to students entering the Goodman School of Business. Apply via the OneApp.

MONEY-BILL-WAVE-ALT

Goodman Ambassador Scholarship* $1,500 Students entering second year or above with financial need, high academic standing and demonstrated leadership in school and community life or entrepreneurial talent are eligible to be selected as Goodman Ambassadors.

$

TUITION (INTERNATIONAL)

29,280 - $ 30,611

Joe Robertson Scholarship & Bursary in Business* $2,000

HOUSE-BUILDING

Three scholarships based on academic merit and three bursaries based on demonstrated financial need are available to undergraduate students studying in the Goodman School of Business.

Brock Leaders Citizenship Award* $8,000

($2,000/yr)

$

We’re looking for leaders. If you’ve achieved exceptional academic success in addition to demonstrating outstanding leadership and community involvement, we want you as part of the Brock Leaders Citizenship Society. Apply for this prestigious award by April 15, 2022.

International Baccalaureate (IB) Scholars Award* $1,000 If you’ve completed your IB program, you may receive an automatic recognition award of $1,000, in addition to any other awards that you qualify for.

RESIDENCE

7,740 - $9,250

UTENSILS $

MEAL PLANS

4,900 - $5,250

Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) OSAP provides eligible Ontario students with financial aid to help pay for education-related costs such as tuition, books, living costs and transportation.

Students and families earning less than $140,000 can also benefit from generous grants and loans. Visit ontario.ca/osap for more information.

Learn more about all available awards at

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Please visit brocku.ca/safa for the most up-to-date information. **

Fees are subject to change.

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APPLYING TO BROCK Step 1: Select a program After exploring your options at Brock, select the program area you wish to pursue.

Applying to multiple Brock programs?

Please note: you can expect to receive and hold an offer of admission to only one Brock program at a time. When more than one Brock program is indicated on the application, the highest choice listed for Brock will be considered first. If you are not eligible for your first choice, we will consider your subsequent choices (in the order of preference you have indicated). If you apply to only one Brock program and do not qualify, in most cases consideration will be given for an alternate and related program.

If you apply for but are not admitted to a co-op program, you will be considered automatically for the regular non-co-op program (if you have not included a second choice on the application).

*Nursing application closes Jan. 15, 2022 ** Not all programs are available to begin in Winter.

Please visit brocku.ca/admissions/apply for details.

Please note that an additional application is required to stay in residence at Brock.

Step 2: Review admission criteria Admission information will vary depending on what type of applicant you are.

Ontario secondary school applicants should refer to the admission chart found on pages 92 to 97 for specific criteria required for each program. Your six highest 4U or 4M grades, including prerequisite subjects, will be included in the calculation of your final admission average.

All other applicants should use this information as a guideline to determine the prerequisite courses for each program. Equivalent courses may be considered. Refer to the following pages in this book for additional information related to your specific applicant type. Visit brocku.ca/admissions/requirements for more information.

Step 3: Choose your application Most students applying to Brock will apply via the Ontario Universities’ Application Centre (OUAC) at ouac.on.ca APPLICANT TYPE

APPLICATION & DEADLINES FALL ENROLMENT

WINTER ENROLMENT**

Current Ontario secondary school applicants

ouac.on.ca 101 form Jan. 13

brocku.ca/admissions/apply Brock application December 1

Canadian applicants outside of Ontario

ouac.on.ca 105 form June 1

brocku.ca/admissions/apply Brock application December 1

Canadian university/college graduates or transfer applicants

ouac.on.ca 105 form June 1*

brocku.ca/admissions/apply Brock application December 1

Ontario secondary school graduates

ouac.on.ca 105 form June 1*

brocku.ca/admissions/apply Brock application December 1

International applicants

ouac.on.ca 105 form or Brock application brocku.ca/admissions/apply April 1*

brocku.ca/admissions/apply Brock application December 1

Part-time applicants

brocku.ca/admissions/apply Brock part-time application August

brocku.ca/admissions/apply Brock part-time application December 1

Mature applicants

brocku.ca/admissions/apply Brock part-time application August

brocku.ca/admissions/apply Brock part-time application December 1

If you are a current or returning Brock student, please contact futurestudent@brocku.ca for application instructions.

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English language requirements If your first language is not English, you must prove your proficiency with one of the following:

5

Minimum level

Brock Intensive English Language Program brocku.ca/esl-services

6.5

IELTS*

88

TOEFL IBT

Overall score

Overall

110

Overall score

International English Language Testing System. No band below 6.0 *

Test of English as a Foreign Language.

No band below 21

Duolingo*

70

CAEL

176

CAE*

600

Brock English Placement Test (BEPT)

Diploma

International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma

Minimum score

Minimum score

Minimum overall score

3

Years of study

Canadian Academic English Language Assessment. No band under 60 A1 Advanced or C2 Proficiency

No subtest below 400

Where English was the language of instruction

Full-time study (non-ESL) where the primary language of instruction and evaluation is English With acceptable grades in English and other humanities/social science secondary school courses

In addition to one of these, you must also complete ENG4U (or equivalent) if it is required for your program.

Brock University reserves the right to request more information regarding English proficiency test score results. You may be required to sit for an additional language test at the University’s discretion. * Please note higher test scores are required for Accounting Co-op.

Visit brocku.ca/admissions/english-proficiency for details.

International applicants There are varying curriculums around the world. Visit brocku.ca/admissions/ international/requirements-by-country to determine minimum entry requirements and specific prerequisites. Your academic preparation, English language proficiency (see left) and other factors will determine how you apply to Brock. Please visit brocku.ca/admissions/apply/#international for detailed information.

Applicants with a specialized curriculum INTERNATIONAL BACCALAUREATE DIPLOMA If you’ve been granted the IB diploma, you will be considered for admission and may receive up to 3.0 transfer credits on the basis of higher-level subjects completed with a grade of 5 or better. IBO transcript is required for evaluation.

ADVANCED PLACEMENT PROGRAM Advanced Placement courses may be used to determine your admissibility and the granting of transfer credits or exemption. If you have completed Advanced Placement courses with an examination grade of 4, you may be eligible to receive a maximum of 2.0 Brock credits. An official AP transcript is required for evaluation.

GENERAL CERTIFICATE OF SECONDARY EDUCATION (GCSE) Applicants will be considered for admission with the completion of five GCE/ GCSE/IGCSE subjects with at least two at A-Level (GCSE grades at C or above). One GCSE/IGCSE/O-Level subject (grade C or above) and 4 AS-Level subjects will be considered, provided the AS-levels do not duplicate subject matter at the GCSE/IGCSE or O-Level. In consultation with the appropriate academic department, the Office of the Registrar will consider transfer credit for those A-Level courses passed with a grade of 'C' or better to a maximum of 3.0 transfer credits. Transfer credit will not be considered for courses completed to AS-Level. Official A-level certifying statements are required for evaluation.

Part-time applicants Planning to apply to Brock on a part-time basis for the Fall, Winter or Spring terms? Please visit brocku.ca/admissions/apply to apply on our Brock application form. Verify with futurestudent@brocku.ca that classes related to your intended program of study are offered during your desired session.

Non-matriculated (Mature) applicants This special category is used to consider applicants who do not have an academic credential for us to assess. Applicants must be at least 21 years old. Admitted students will initially be limited to part-time study in a General Studies program. Please visit brocku.ca/admissions/ undergraduate/#non-matriculated-students for more information.

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IMPORTANT DATES 2021

FALL Complete the OneApp

NOV. 7 Brock Virtual Fall Preview

FALL 2021 Complete the OneApp to be eligible for donor awards and bursaries.

Apply early to maximize your earning potential.

Learn more at brocku.ca/discover/awards

NOVEMBER 2021 BROCK VIRTUAL FALL PREVIEW Explore all that Brock has to offer through our virtual event.

The event will launch on Nov. 7 and will be available all month for you to experience Brock from anywhere!

Register at brocku.ca/discover as the date approaches.

NOVEMBER 2021 TO MAY 2022

NOV. – MAY Offers of admission begin

2022

JAN. 13 Deadline to apply for Fall 2022

JAN. Offers for students outside of Ontario sent out

JANUARY 13, 2022 Deadline for Ontario secondary school students to submit their 101 applications for Fall 2022 entry to Brock via the Ontario Universities’ Application Centre at ouac.on.ca Students living in other Canadian provinces should attempt to submit their applications around the same time.

JANUARY 2022 The earliest date students living outside of Ontario (Canadian and international) can expect an offer of admission from Brock for September 2022. Don’t forget to respond by the dates specified in your offer.

Offers of admission, entrance scholarship offers and co-op offers are sent to Ontario secondary school applicants.

CONTACT US BROCK UNIVERSITY 905 688 5550

For additional contact information, visit brocku.ca/directory

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FUTURE STUDENT INQUIRIES, ADMISSIONS, SCHOLARSHIPS AND FINANCIAL AID x4293 futurestudent@brocku.ca brocku.ca/discover

ABORIGINAL STUDENT SERVICES x3113 swong2@brocku.ca brocku.ca/aboriginal

MAR. – MAY Participate in a virtual or on-campus tour

APR. 1 Deadline for Niagara Principal's Scholarship

APR. 15 Deadline for Law Plus, Med Plus and Brock Leaders Citizenship Awards

MARCH TO MAY 2022

JUN. 1 Deadline to respond to offer via OUAC

SUMMER Register for Smart Start, LEAP or BaseCamp

JUNE 1, 2022

Check brocku.ca/discover regularly for information on virtual or on-campus visit and tour opportunities.

APRIL 1, 2022 Applications are due for the Niagara Principal’s Scholarship.

Learn more at brocku.ca/discover/awards

APRIL 15, 2022 Applications for Law Plus, our pre-law experience program, are due.

Learn more at brocku.ca/lawplus Applications for Med Plus, our unique health preparatory program, are due. Learn more at brocku.ca/medplus

Ontario secondary school students must respond to our offer of admission by this date. Respond at ouac.on.ca Residence applications and the application fee must be received at Brock by this date for the residence guarantee to apply. Learn more about other residence guarantee terms and conditions at brocku.ca/residence

SUMMER 2022 Start your experience early. Register for our summer orientation programs: Smart Start, LEAP, BaseCamp and BU101.

Learn more at brocku.ca/start

Applications are due for Brock Leaders Citizenship Awards.

Learn more at brocku.ca/discover/awards

CO-OP PROGRAMS

GRADUATE STUDIES

OFF-CAMPUS LIVING

x4325 co-op@brocku.ca brocku.ca/co-op

x5197 gradrecruit@brocku.ca brocku.ca/graduate-studies

x3721 ocl@brocku.ca brocku.ca/ocl

INTERNATIONAL RECRUITMENT

RESIDENCES

x5330 international@brocku.ca brocku.ca/international

STUDENT ACCESSIBILITY SERVICES x5357 sasnewstudent@brocku.ca brocku.ca/sas

x3370 res@brocku.ca brocku.ca/residence

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