The Research Support Sessions provide information on the research priorities at SFU and the different supports available.

The BRC Visiting Fellowship creates an opportunity for the SFU community and the broader public to engage with artists, ...

SFU’s Alumni Association plays a key role in the nomination of (2) Alumni Order-in-Council positions to the Board of Governors. The form below is available to alumni to nominate individuals for ...

The School for the Contemporary Arts at SFU Goldcorp Centre for the Arts provides students enrolled in SCA classes with the opportunity to book rooms. The intent of this service is to support the ...

For the first time ever, every paper submitted was judged as ‘prize worthy’ — and there were 8 papers submitted, the largest number of submissions to date. So everyone who submitted should feel ...

SCA students currently enrolled in classes or in active graduate studies programs are eligible to book select spaces on the fourth floor of the SFU Goldcorp Centre for the Arts. Enrolled SCA students ...

Application Instructions: Please fill out this application form to apply for the RA position marked in green (L1-French, with Drs. Yeung, Taboada and Wang). You will be asked to attach a current copy ...

2024 marks the 44th anniversary of Terry Fox's Marathon of Hope. Join us in honouring and celebrating his legacy, and raising funds in support of cancer research.

Simon Fraser University is a leading research university, advancing an inclusive and sustainable future. Our purpose – the essence of SFU – is to create and connect knowledge, learning and community ...

What an amazing start to the year! On September 17, we kicked off the academic year with our Education Welcome Day, bringing together new and returning students, faculty, and staff. The day was filled ...

Tiffany Muller Myrdahl is the Junior Ruth Wynn Woodward Chair in Gender, Sexuality & Women’s Studies (2012-13) at Simon Fraser University. Tiffany completed her PhD in Geography and a certificate in ...

Euro-Western academia, politics, governance, science, art, literature, and law claim to be uplifting and celebrating Indigenous peoples and ideas more than ever, yet some reconciliatory and ...