Meet the SFU community

• Watch presentations from the schools of Computing Science and Engineering Science, and attend a short lecture to sample typical first-year classes.
• At the fair, ask questions about your program, learn about Co-op opportunities, and connect with student ambassadors from the schools of Computing Science, Engineering Science, Mechatronic Systems Engineering and Sustainable Energy Engineering, who can all share their unique experiences with you, to give you an idea of what to expect!

• Watch the presentation, The Road to FASS First Year, and learn about flexible degree pathways, and discover exciting opportunities you can look forward to in your upper years; we'll also cover FASS Camps and the FASS Mentorship program, which are designed to help you get ready for your studies and ensure a smooth transition into your first year. 
• Parents and guardians can attend the following presentation, Supporting Your FASS First-Year, and learn how to provide support for students as they transition to university life.  
• Join the student-only FASS New Student Social and meet other future FASS students, and start building new connections!  
• Take a tour of FASS-specific spaces and learning areas around campus where FASS students often hang out.  
• At the fair, ask questions about your program and connect with instructors and advisors from various FASS departments.

• Join a sample lecture led by a Beedie School of Business instructor to get a sense of typical first-year classes and be part of the discussion among a panel of current business students. 
• At the fair, ask questions about your program, learn about Co-op and future career opportunities, and discover the types of support you’ll get inside and outside of the classroom. 

• Learn about your next steps now that you’ve been admitted to SFU and explore the career and Co-op opportunities that await you; catch the discussion among a panel of current FCAT students.
• At the fair, ask questions about your program and connect with representatives from the schools of Communication, Contemporary Arts, and Interactive Arts & Technology. 

• Watch a presentation about the Bachelor of General Studies in Education (BGS) program. 
• At the fair, connect with Faculty representatives to learn more about the different pathways in Education, including how the BGS can align with your future career goals, or ask them questions about the Teacher Education programs. 

• Watch a presentation about your next steps and the faculty’s unique highlights. Learn how to make the most of your education by getting involved in Co-op and study abroad, through field schools and exchanges. Join the discussion with a panel of current Environment students and meet advisors.
• At the fair, check out the project and research poster expo, where you can view some real-world projects that students are currently working on. Ask questions about your program, learn about Co-op opportunities, and connect with student union leaders as they share their unique experiences as Environment students. 
• Stop by the Museum of Archaeology & Ethnology at any time during the event to browse through SFU’s impressive collections, exhibits and archives – open to all guests!

• Watch a presentation by the Dean, a current student and an alumnus as they relate their experiences in the program and discuss rewarding careers in the health sciences. 
• At the fair, ask questions about your degree choices and courses, and learn about Co-op, study abroad and field school opportunities. Connect with student union leaders to discuss student life and the peer mentorship program. 

• Come to the info session that talks through the next steps you can take during the spring and summer months, to help you prepare for your courses in September and achieve academic success in your first year. Participate in a discussion among a panel of current Science students. 
• At the fair, ask questions about your program as you connect with faculty instructors and students from various Science departments. 

• At the fair, ask questions about the many different opportunities in French available at SFU – from taking elective courses in French, exclusive scholarships and the different facets of student life. 
• If you were admitted to the French Cohort Program, stop by the booth to connect with our advisor and meet some current students. 

Speak with a Career Educator to learn how the Career & Volunteer Services team can help you set and reach your career goals. Find out how to be steps ahead and already prepared for exciting and rewarding careers in your field while you complete your studies.

The Centre for Accessible Learning provides support to SFU community members with disabilities or medical conditions. If you have either that may affect your learning experiences, approach someone from CAL to discuss how we can make accommodations to ensure you have equitable access in your student life at SFU.

Discover how SFU’s Co-op program gives you a unique opportunity to develop hands-on practical skills, gain paid work experience during your studies, and helps you establish professional industry connections.

The Dining Commons is SFU’s 24/7 all-you-care to eat dining establishment. Stop by the booth for treats and prizes, and pay a visit to the Dining Commons after the event to sample the delicious food from 10+ culinary stations!

Financial Aid and Awards advisors help connect you with opportunities to fund your education, including scholarships, awards, bursaries and more. Visit the booth to learn more about these opportunities and other ways to support your student budget.

Connect with SFU's global community at the fair! 

• Explore study abroad opportunities during your studies, including exchanges with over 130+ partner institutions in 45 countries around the world, and faculty-led field schools. 
• Learn more about year-round activities and events at the Global Student Centre, where SFU students from all walks of life hang out. 
• Connect with an International Student Advisor for help with your transition to SFU, assistance with your Canada study permit applications, travel documents and more.

The Multifaith Centre provides a welcoming space for all students at SFU to explore their beliefs, connect with others of the same and of different faiths, and build community. Learn how you can integrate your religious traditions and practices into your student life.

The SFU Residence & Housing team will be there to answer your questions about the daily life of a student on residence and explain all the other benefits of living on campus. Join one of the tours to see student living spaces and on-campus amenities, including the Dining Commons and a visit to the SFU Bookstore & Spirit Shop! 

The Student Learning Commons is an invaluable resource for academic writing, learning and study strategies to support your academic success at SFU. You can collaborate with the SLC throughout your studies, so ask about our workshops, peer consultations, English conversation groups and more. 

Yes! Please connect with faculties, all support teams and SFU undergraduate admissions to address any questions or concerns you may have, so that you’ll have a chance to accept your offer and pay your deposit on spot. Please note that only credit card payments will be accepted.

Yes, please contact the Centre for Accessible Learning in advance to arrange accommodation for your needs. You can also view this accessibility map of Burnaby campus to help you plan your visit.

Visitors are encouraged to bring reusable bottles and use the refill stations located in/near the Academic Quadrangle (AQ). View map of water stations.

Renaissance Coffee in the AQ 3000 level will be open from 12:00 to 5:00 pm and can accommodate a variety of diets, including warm meals, pastries, combo options, coffee and a range of other beverages.

You can also visit the Dining Commons on the west end of campus for an all-you-care to eat dining experience that's open to students and the public!