Brock University is situated atop the Niagara Escarpment in the beautiful Niagara region, where on a clear day you can see the Toronto skyline.

Located in the cradle of Canadian history, Niagara is dotted with landmarks that recognize our nation’s story and celebrate its heritage figures. This includes the University’s namesake, Maj.–Gen. Sir Isaac Brock.

Brock was founded in 1964 in response to grassroots community activism, and bolstered by local financial, moral and political support. Our location in a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve provides us with a unique mandate for sustainability in everything we do.

Our undergraduate, master’s and doctoral programs include experiential learning opportunities and one of Canada’s largest co-op programs. We also have a growing capacity for flexibility in learning, as evidenced by our condensed and online courses. When our students leave campus, their versatile degrees help them become leaders in their careers and in their communities.

Brock’s transdisciplinary community-based research supports the region’s emerging industry clusters such as biomanufacturing, digital media, green technology, and life sciences.

University-community partnerships have developed business incubators and support services that engage students, local businesses and entrepreneurs, enhancing the prosperity of our founding community and region.

Consider the following facts about Brock:• We’re one of Niagara’s largest employers, directly employing more

than 1,500 ongoing academic and support staff.

• 10 per cent of our students are from outside Canada, representing 94 countries: 7.5 per cent of undergraduate students and 35.4 per cent of graduate students.

• Nine Brock faculty members have received the 3M Teaching Fellowship Award, the only national award that recognizes teaching excellence and educational leadership.

• We have 12 Canada Research Chairs.

• Brock Co-op is Canada’s fifth-largest program, and the third largest in the province, with more than 2,300 students enrolled in 39 programs across seven Faculties. Over the last 35 years. Brock co-op has achieved nearly 100 per cent work term employment rate.

• More than 85,000 alumni practise their skills around the world.

• Employment rate of Brock graduates two years after graduation is in the mid-90 per cent range.

Finance information is available at brocku.ca/finance Research grant information is available at brocku.ca/research

Questions? Please contact Institutional Analysis and Planning at 905 688 5550, x4776, Brock University.

All about Brock 2014-15

STUDENTS FULL-TIME FACULTY (2014) ALUMNI (November 2014)Headcount (Nov. 1, 2014)

Undergraduate Graduate Total Total % Female 52,021 61%Full-Time 14,911 1,259 16,170 86% Male 33,893 39%Part-Time 2,243 411 2,654 14% 179 30% 85,914 100%

17,154 1,670 18,824 293 49%Male 7,439 588 8,027 43% 94 16% 2014 Cumulative %Female 9,715 1,082 10,797 57% 28 5% BA 1,486 38,272 44%

594 100% BEd 746 19,784 23%Origin of International Students BSc 340 8,081 9%

BBA/BAdmin 316 6,309 7%Undergraduate Graduate Total Total % BPhEd 101 4,132 5%

Asia 885 490 1,375 73% BRLS 108 2,483 3%Europe 113 38 151 8% BAcc 181 2,371 3%Africa 88 36 124 7% BSM 135 1,520 2%North America 16 19 35 2% BBE 19 1,017 1%C&S Ame.&Caribbean 171 6 177 9% 543 91% BKin 95 1,061 1.2%Oceania 16 2 18 1% Tenured 477 80% BScN 100 905 1.0%Other 0% Probationary 69 12% BTS 0 161 0.2%

1,289 591 1,880 100% 47 8% BMus 8 100 0.1%1 0.2% BPH 23 109 0%

Origin of New FT Year I Undergraduates (Fall 2014) 594 100% BCB 4 40 0%BECE 28 39 0%

Region 101s* Other Total Total Bachelor's Degrees 3,690 86,384 100%Niagara 26% 28% 26% MEd 144 4,906 51%GTA 43% 26% 40% MA 146 1,641 17%Rest of Ontario 31% 22% 29% MSc 72 958 10%Rest of Canada 0.0% 5% 1% MBA 171 922 10%Outside Canada 0.1% 19% 4% Male Female Total MAcc 88 630 6%Unknown 0.0% # % # % MADS 75 308 3%

100% 100% 100% 35 41% 50 59% 85 MDiv/MTHE 5 131 1.4%*Direct entry from Secondary School 64 67% 31 33% 95 PhD 24 124 1.3%MTCU Performance Indicators (2013) 23 36% 41 64% 64 MBE 11 81 0.8%

Brock System* 51 49% 53 51% 104 Total Graduate Degrees 736 9,701 100%Employment Rate (6 Months) 88% 87% 62 79% 16 21% 78 Certificates/Diplomas 173 2,332Employment Rate (2 Years) 93% 92% 92 55% 76 45% 168 ADMISSIONS Graduation Rate 75% 77% Total 327 55% 267 45% 594* Provincially-Funded Ontario Universities Secondary School Other Total

# % # %

OSAP STATISTICS 2010 16,041 81% 3,698 19% 19,739Academic # of Number Success % of FT PT Term FT Total Total % 2011 15,440 83% 3,256 17% 18,696

Year Applicants Awarded Rate FT Students 12 12 71% 2012 16,218 84% 2,985 16% 19,2032012-13* 8,838 7,356 83% 46% 4 1 5 29% 2013 16,891 84% 3,199 16% 20,0902013-14 9,462 8,222 87% 51% 16 1 17 100% 2014 16,341 84% 3,074 16% 19,4152014-15 9,968 8,738 88% 54%

* OTG applicants and recipients included since 2012-13 FT PT Term Total Total %LIBRARY HOLDINGS (2014) Secondary School Other Total

Books and Government Publications (# vol.) 517,588 Female 286 25 43 354 61% # % # %

E-books (# titles) 323,709 Male 194 5 27 226 39% 2010 3,059 79% 797 21% 3,856E-journals (# titles) 45,378 480 30 70 580 63% 2011 3,061 78% 878 22% 3,939Print Journals (# titles) 319 Support/Technical 2012 3,197 82% 721 18% 3,918Microforms (# pieces) 182,078 Female 151 25 10 186 87% 2013 3,197 83% 639 17% 3,836Sound and Video Recordings (# titles) 20,815 Male 26 2 28 13% 2014 3,038 80% 746 20% 3,784Maps (# pieces incl. digital) 48,455 177 27 10 214 23%Air Photos (# pieces incl. digital) 19,536 Maintenance and Trades

1,157,878 Female 38 38 30% Applicants Registrants Ratio

RESIDENCE BEDS (November 2014) Male 87 87 70% # % Change # % Change

125 125 14% 2010 2,300 500 22%1,231 TOTAL 2011 3,217 40% 485 -3% 15%

868 Female 475 50 53 578 63% 2012 3,123 -3% 419 -14% 13%290 Male 307 7 27 341 37% 2013 2,326 -26% 403 -4% 17%

2,389 782 57 80 919 100% 2014 2,354 1% 358 -11% 15%

Graduates

Degrees Awarded

Applications for Year I Undergraduate Full-Time Study

New Full-Time Degree-Seeking Year I Registrants (Sept.)

Education

Rank Distribution

Type of Appointment

LecturersAssistant ProfessorsAssociate ProfessorsProfessors

Tenure-Stream

Limited Term/Instructional Ltd. Term

Permanent (Without Term)

Male

Teacher Education (Consecutive Program Only)

Ongoing STAFF (Oct. 1, 2014)

Business

HumanitiesMaths & SciencesSocial Sciences

PROFESSIONAL LIBRARIANS (2014)

Female

Administrative/Professional

DeCew, Vallee & Earp, Lowenberger Residences (traditional)

Quarry View Residence (townhouses)Village Residence (townhouses)

Male/Female Distribution

Applied Health Sci.

Faculty