In the 2010/2011 academic year 5,585 degrees were conferred. In fall 2010 there were about 24,800 undergraduates (full or part time) and 4600 graduate students enroled. The University opened in 1965 with an enrollment of 2,500 students. The University's location commands outstanding views of Vancouver harbour, the Coast mountains, and the Fraser River delta, while the bold modern architecture of the buildings has won numerous awards. The University is named after the explorer and fur-trader Simon Fraser, who, in 1808, descended the major river which now bears his name. Simon Fraser University occupies a beautiful woodland setting at the 400 m-high summit of Burnaby Mountain, just 12km east of Vancouver, on Canada's Pacific Coast. Questions should be directed to: Graduate Admissionsĭepartment of Statistics and Actuarial ScienceĪdditional information about the Department is found at
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The application procedure is described in detail in the section on How to apply. Graduate Courses in Statistics and Actuarial Science The Department of Statistics and Actuarial Science Additional information about graduate studies can be obtained from the Graduate Secretary, or from the Chair, Graduate Admissions. The purpose of the document is to inform students wishing to study for a degree in Statistics about the opportunities that exist at S.F.U. It outlines the research interests of the faculty members and provides details of the more important facilities. This document describes the graduate programs offered by the Department of Statistics and Actuarial Science at Simon Fraser University.
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