Simon Fraser University

• Location Simon Fraser University: Vancouver, Canada
• Founded: in 1965
• Training programs: Bachelor's, Master's, MBA, Preparatory courses For entrants
• Total number of students: 35400 people
• Language of instruction: English.

In 1965, the Simon Fraser University was founded, today Canada's largest and most popular educational institution - a total of about 35,400 students study there. In addition to the main campus in Vancouver, the university has campuses in Sarrea and Burnaby. Together with other well-known universities (institutions in Waterloo, Victoria and Guilf), Simon Fraser University is listed in the list of the best places for higher education (according to Maclean's magazine), and in the national rating it ranks 7th.

The University was named after the famous and successful explorer Simon Fraser. Despite the fact that the university is young enough, its history is full of successes in the most diverse areas - today you can get education in various areas of undergraduate and graduate programs, to study at the MBA program and other professional courses. Students from all over the world value the highest quality of teaching (science and liberal arts are especially prominent). The university is known for its attention to innovations, a modern approach to education, effective courses for entrants. One of the first in Canada, Simon Fraser University introduced an academic year, consisting of 3 trimesters: it allows students to form a more flexible curriculum, enter more courses and disciplines into the schedule.

There are 6 faculties in Simon Fraser University that teach over 100 disciplines and programs:

• Humanities
• Applied Science
• Business Administration
• Education
• Arts and Social Sciences
• Health.

The most popular specialties include business, engineering, media, economics and accounting.

Fraser International College was established relatively recently, which also operates on the campus of the university and is part of the IBT international group. Having studied for two years in college, students with a good level of knowledge and academic performance are guaranteed to enter the second year of the university in the chosen specialty. For Russian students, the second year of the college is open at once (it is similar to the first year of the university): for this you need to provide a good certificate (points 4 and 5), and also successfully pass the IELTS test (scores from 5.5). Students of the college deal with professional, highly qualified university teachers, can use the entire campus infrastructure, and the training programs are fully endorsed by university quality standards. Training groups are formed small to enable teachers to implement an individual approach: more closely monitor the achievements and successes of each student, pay attention to difficulties and, if necessary, adjust the curriculum.

In total, about 17% of foreign students study at the university, which is one of the highest in the country: it emphasizes the quality of education, the popularity of the university around the world, interest in the Canadian education system and the opportunities it offers.

The neighborhood of the main campus in Vancouver is also interesting: the university serves as the center of the suburb of Universitet, which was designed and built with the use of the latest technologies and at the same time with observance of all strict norms of ecology and nature management.

University and college students live on the campus of the university, in comfortable and comfortable residences (full board). For college students, it becomes an excellent opportunity to fully integrate into the academic environment, get used to the Canadian educational system, feel part of a single student brotherhood.

The university lives an active extracurricular life, which during the year includes various social and cultural activities. To support a rich activity outside the classroom, the Student Council is assisted by some associations whose members are SFUs:

• Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada;
• Association of Commonwealth Universities;
• Canadian University Society for Intercollegiate Debate;
• Canadian Bureau for International Education;
• Canadian University Press;
• National Collegiate Athletic Association.

Among the famous students who graduated from high school, we can distinguish:

• Terry Fox (athlete, cancer activist);
• David Asher (rock musician);
• Carol Vin (Olympic wrestling champion);
• Daniel Igani (Olympic wrestling champion);
• Scott Morgan (musician);
• Jay Triano (Canadian basketball player, coach).

This is not a complete list of famous personalities. Among the professors-teachers you can also meet prestigious specialists.

The main campus of the university is located on a small hill, which offers a beautiful panoramic view of the surrounding area (height of about 300 meters). In the main building there is an extensive library, two functional sports complexes, three own picture galleries and even the Museum of Archeology and Ethnology. The campus is so picturesque and harmonious that he has repeatedly won the architectural competitions, and also appeared in famous movies: "Cat Woman", "Fantastic Four", "I, Robot", "Another World: Awakening" and others. Today, the university campus is the only university in Canada to be awarded the prestigious title "Architecture of National Importance": this status was awarded to the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada.

As already mentioned, the university and college have divided the academic year into three terms - this allows students to start training three times a year (in September, January or May).

Tuition fees are (the price depends on Selected direction):

• Baccalaureate = 15900-17550CAD $ / Academic Year
• Master's Degree = 12000-29000CAD $ / Academic Year
• Preparatory Courses for Entrants = 18,000 $ CAD / Academic Year
• MBA = from 33600 $ CAD / academic year.

The price does not include and is paid separately:

• Round trip air tickets
• Round trip
• Visa fees and services, consular fees
• Registration fee
• Personal pocket expenses
• Teaching aids, books and materials
• Medical insurance
• Accommodation and meals (usually a boarding school on the campus of the university).

• Guardianship services

• Student's supervision