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The Bachelor of Arts in Adult Education at Brock University is designed for individuals currently working in or aspiring to work in adult learning environments. This includes roles within post-secondary institutions, as well as training and development positions in various public and private sectors like healthcare, human resources, business, community services, and industry. The program aims to enhance students' knowledge and skills as educators of adults. Students can choose between Honours and Pass degree options, and the program is offered with flexible part-time or full-time study choices. All components of the Adult Education program are delivered entirely online, meaning there is no requirement to attend campus. Please note that this program does not lead to an Ontario Certificate of Qualification for the K-12 education sector. Graduates of the Honours program may also consider pursuing further graduate studies in Adult Education.

The Applied Computing minor at Brock University is designed to enhance your employability across various professional fields by providing essential computer skills. This program is ideal for students who wish to integrate computing expertise with their primary area of study, regardless of their mathematical background. Students will explore fundamental aspects of computing, including multimedia applications, software usage, information literacy, and basic troubleshooting. The curriculum also covers introductory computer programming and web design and development, offering a comprehensive understanding of practical computing applications. This minor allows you to gain valuable technological proficiencies without requiring advanced university-level mathematics, making it accessible and beneficial for a wide range of academic pursuits.