MSE graduate students pay flat-rate tuition.
MSE graduate students pay tuition per term. Undergraduate courses are available to graduate students at an additional cost. Please refer to the Tuition & Fees page for details.
All forms are now located under the headings they belong in. (i.e. If you are looking to enroll in Directed Studies, the DS application form will be under Enrollment > Directed Studies).
MSE graduate students pay flat-rate tuition.
MSE graduate students pay tuition per term. Undergraduate courses are available to graduate students at an additional cost. Please refer to the Tuition & Fees page for details.
Please declare your supervisory committee as soon as possible.
MASc + PhD students: Noting your supervisor's name in your admission application does not automatically appoint them as your supervisor. To officially declare your supervisor please refer to the Supervisory Commitees page.
Do you wish to speak to a faculty member in-person?
Please make an appointment with them via email before coming to the campus. Unlike admin staff, faculty members may not be on campus all day. Please refer to the faculty directory for contact information.
Requests are submitted through CourSys. Students need to complete their course requirements and pass their Qualifying Exam in order to be considered PhD candidates.
Make sure you do not miss any deadlines. Enroll in + drop courses, submit your U-Pass exemption request, and apply for graduation on time.
Drop-in with your GPA to get your questions answered regarding program requirements, enrollment,qualifying exams, thesis defences, supervisory committees and more.
Updated with each academic calendar, these rules governing graduate programs are set by GPS.
Check eligibility criteria and learn how to apply. New competitions open every term!
Applications are submitted through FAS.
All your questions answered, by GPS. Especially useful for new students.
MySSP and SFU's Health & Counselling Services available to graduate students.
Keep up with the news, upload your CV and Supervisory Committee Report (annual progress report) here.
What is a GPC, GPA, and GPS? You will find an extensive list of SFU jargon here.