Simon Fraser University

The university began its history in 1965 and since then has been in the first place among the educational institutions of Canada.

The university is named after renowned researcher Simon Fraser. Indeed, the research work of the institution is beyond praise: it emphasizes innovative and professional programs and gives priority to liberal arts and science. One of the know-how of the institution was the introduction of a three-semester academic year, which allowed each student to receive an individual, more flexible schedule.

The university has 6 faculties and 100 programs.

The university complex consists of 3 buildings. The main campus is located on Mount Bernabie, 20 kilometers from Vancouver. The other two are in Vancouver and Surrey. The school is famous for its library with 2 million books and 6000 periodicals, as well as the Museum of Archaeology and Ethnography.

There are 28 thousand students studying here, at their disposal - more than 100 clubs and an art gallery.