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We are back in the Education Building!
As of November 6, all Faculty of Education administrative offices have moved back to the Education Building. We are no longer located at Discovery. learn more →
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Dancing to a new tune: unconventional MEd thesis sets stage for new career
Edmond Kilpatrick combines artistry and dance in an unconventional MEd video thesis. learn more →
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Cmolik Prize for the Enhancement of Public Education in BC
We're looking for the next great innovator! $100,000 Cmolik Prize is now open for nominations. learn more →
Faculty of Education
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To provide the most intimate and responsive programs, we have evolved the following program areas: Undergraduate Studies, Teacher Education, and Graduate Studies – each with its own unique organizational structure.
50 Years of Education
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Recent News
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November 13, 2018
Dancing to a new tune: unconventional MEd thesis sets stage for new career
Edmond Kilpatrick combines artistry and dance in an unconventional MEd video thesis. -
October 16, 2018
CBC | The Early Edition Podcast with Dr. David Kaufman
Playing games on an iPad or console is sometimes painted as a waste of time but, according to research out of Simon Fraser University, digital games can bring big health benefits to seniors. -
October 16, 2018
'Silver Economy' offers business opportunities, SFU aging expert says
Using technology to help improve the lives of Canada’s aging population is the theme of the AGE-WELL2018 conference in Vancouver on Tuesday through Thursday. -
October 09, 2018
Hundreds of Canadian adults still struggle to read and write—but you wouldn't know it
There is little awareness as to the importance of adult literacy and for many adults working to improve their literacy and numeracy skills, the issue can no longer remain invisible.
