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SEE’s leadership change and what this means for engineering at SFU
SEE associate professor Kevin Oldknow steps down as SEE school director to take on a new role in SFU’s Office of the VP, Academic and Provost, and SEE lecturer Mehran Ahmadi has been appointed as Acting Director for the school. learn more →
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Apply for our Program
Are you looking to start your MASc or PhD journey? Applications for the Spring 2023 term are now open. Applicants must identify a senior supervisor prior to applying. learn more →
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SEE Student Society announce their 2022 executive team
The new executive team will be representing SEE students' interests and advocate sustainability practices. Mohammad Al-Sheboul has been named the new SEESS president. learn more →
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Assessing students critical thinking skills through self-recorded video
SEE lecturer Mina Xu is determined to help students enhance these skills with support from a Teaching and Learning Development Grant. learn more →
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SFU's Pacific Water Research Centre's N-EAT project receives CEC Grant
Led by SEE professor of professional practice Zafar Adeel, the Pacific Water Research Centre’s N-EAT project has been awarded a $165,000 grant by the Commission for Environment Cooperation. learn more →
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SEE Student Project Showcase
Read how our first-year students are using their engineering skills to tackle energy sustainability issues. learn more →
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Meet Dr. Mariana Resener
Mariana Resener has joined SEE as an assistant professor. learn more →
Want to help build a sustainable world?
SFU's new School of Sustainable Energy Engineering (SEE) welcomed its first cohort of students in Fall 2019. This school's interdisciplinary program is the first of its kind in Western Canada and is offered in a new state-of-the-art facility that is located on SFU's Surrey campus. SEE embraces sustainability in its broadest sense as our overarching guiding principle. We endeavour to model best practices and leadership in the pursuit of ecological, social and economic sustainability, as well as gender equity and reduced inequalities in our operations, research, teaching and community engagement. Read more about our guiding principles and commitments.
