Faculties, Schools, Departments, and Research Centres
- Faculty of Arts
- Aboriginal and Visual Arts, Anthropology, Business Administration, Drama, Economics, English, Gender and Women's Studies, History, Classical and Modern Languages, Native Studies, Philosophy, Political Science, Religion, Rural Development, Sociology
- Faculty of Education
- Administration and Educational Services, Curriculum & Instruction: Humanities, Curriculum & Instruction: Math/Science, Department of Educational Psychology and Foundations, Physical Education, Music Education, Graduate Studies
- Faculty of Graduate Studies
- Graduate Diploma in Education, Master in Education, Music Graduate Program, Master of Psychiatric Nursing, Master in Rural Development, Graduate Diploma in Rural Development
- Faculty of Science
- Applied Disaster & Emergency Studies, Biology (Botany & Zoology discontinued in 2009), Chemistry, Environmental Science, Geography, Geology, Mathematics and Computer Science, Physics and Astronomy, Psychology
- School of Health Studies
- Nursing, Psychiatric Nursing, Mental Health, Indigenous Health and Human Services, First Nations and Aboriginal Counselling
- School of Music
- Honours (General Studies), Performance, Education, Jazz Studies, Graduate Studies in Performance, Music Education and Composition
- Research Centres
- Rural Development Institute (RDI)
- Environmental Science Laboratories
- Micro Analytical Facility
- Study of Cultural Adaptations in the Prairie Ecozone (SCAPE)
- Brandon University Centre for Aboriginal and Rural Education (BU CARES)
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