At the Brock University the 2019 Chancellor’s Chairs for Teaching Excellence awards will contribute to enriching the Brock student experience over the next three years, while having an impact on best teaching and learning practices to benefit educators in diverse fields. Assistant Professor Robyn Bourgeois (Centre for Women’s and Gender Studies), Associate Professor Keri Cronin (Visual Arts) and Associate Professor Chris Fullerton (Geography and Tourism Studies) will receive $5,000 a year for three years to pursue innovative projects that include research into creating new Indigenous-centred curriculum and pedagogy, the effectiveness of current Art History coursework and the impact of experiential education in Geography and Tourism Studies. Through a partnership with local community organizations, the university is also working to shed light on the complexities of homelessness for women in Niagara.

The NEOMA Business School has made a strong commitment: No student admitted to the school should have to give up their studies for financial reasons. The Scholarships, Grants and Partnerships Centre department is here to help students with limited financial resources stay enrolled at the school, by giving out state scholarships to those who need them.

According to the Times Higher Education Europe Teaching Rankings 2019, the Lancaster University is among the best universities for teaching excellence in Europe. This is the first international university ranking focused entirely on teaching and learning.