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Build a better future
You can build a better future
Put your worries about the present at ease. Exploring the past teaches us that much of what society is going through has happened before. A better future can only be built once the past is understood.
Want to learn more? Keep reading to see what our students, instructors, alumni and donors have to say.
FASS graduate, Naomi Narcisse
FASS instructor and students
FASS instructor, Tanya Broesch
FASS PhD candidate, Alix Shield
FASS instructor, Gail Anderson
How will you build a better future?
Build a better future at FASS! With 23 departments, schools, and programs to choose from, you aren't confined to one area of study. Explore the subjects below to see what a better future means in different contexts.
History
Philosophy
Psychology
World Languages and Literatures
What courses can you take?
Within our many departments, schools, and programs, there is an exciting array of courses for you. Learn about global citizenship from a variety of perspectives in the following courses (These are only a few of the 1,200 courses available to you once you are accepted as a student at SFU):
- Economics 105: Principles of Macroeconomics
- English 112: Literature Now
- History 106: The Making of Modern Europe
- History 243: A Brief History of Modern India
- Philosophy 144: Introduction to Philosophy of Science
- Political Science 150: Science, Policy & Innovation
- Psychology 106: Psychological Issues in Contemporary Society
- Psychology 109: Brain, Mind and Society
- World Literature 104: Modern World Literatures
What will you do with your degree?
You've asked questions. You've discovered deeper questions to explore. You've studied them and earned your degree. Now what will you do? Our students have been successful in careers including, but not limited to:
- Career Advisor
- Diplomat
- Educational Program Specialist
- Educational Researcher
- Government / Politics
- Government Policy Analyst
- Immigration Officer
- International Trade Specialist
- Journalist / Foreign Correspondent
- Museum Curator
- Policy Analyst
- Political Campaign Worker
- Public Relations
- Researcher
- Social Policy
- Teacher / Professor
Continue to explore your questions
We are here to support you!
Are you considering applying but have more questions?
Please contact Kaitlan Davis, FASS's Recruitment, Community Outreach and Engagement Coordinator, at fass_rec@sfu.ca.
Are you a current student who wants to take FASS courses?
Connect with our friendly academic advisors. They'll help you plan your academic path and make the most out of your SFU experience.
Are you in need of financial assistance?
Visit Financial Aid for information on how to obtain financial assistance as a FASS student.