Description : Bachelor's Courses(english) in Simon Fraser University

The general course of higher education at the university can be obtained in one of the many specialties taught at 6 faculties (a total of about 950 qualified teachers work at the university). Duration of studying is 4 years. After receiving a diploma, a student can start working or continue studying on the master's program and on.

Offered specialties:

• Anthropology
• English
• Library business and management of corporate information systems
• Biological Sciences
• Biomedical Sciences
• Accounting
• Geography
• Graphic design
• Digital design
• Journalism
• Art
• History
• Cinema, television and theater
• Computer techologies
• Forensics
• Linguistics
• Marketing
• Mathematics / Statistics / Insurance
• Mechanical Engineering and Mechatronics
• International Business
• Marine Biology
• Pedagogy (primary, secondary and higher education)
• Psychology
• Robotics
• Dance Art
• Theatrical studies
• Managing human resources
• Feminology (the science of women)
• Physics
• Finance / Financial Management
• French
• Chemistry
• Economy
• Electronics.

Master's degree is the next stage of higher education according to the accepted Bologna system. For admission, the student must have a bachelor's degree (preferably in the same specialty, where he plans to continue his studies, or at least adjacent), and also demonstrate a high level of English proficiency. It will be superfluous and recommendations from the teachers, if any - from employers and the boss. Usually the master's program starts in September and lasts 1-2 years (duration, like the cost, depends on the chosen direction).

The following specialties are offered:

• Anthropology
• English
• Business / Administration / Commerce
• Biological Sciences
• Biochemistry and molecular biology
• Geography
• Civil Engineering
• Humanitarian sciences
• History
• Computer techologies
• Forensics
• Linguistics
• Mathematics
• Mechanical Engineering and Mechatronics
• Psychology
• Sociology
• Feminology (the science of women)
• Physics.