Simon Fraser University
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A QUICK LOOK
COUNTRY: Canada
CITY: Burnaby Mountain
HOST INSTITUTION: Simon Fraser University
TYPE OF PROGRAM: UNI Exchange
SESSIONS: Fall, Spring, Academic Year
ELIGIBILITY: Sophomore or above; 2.75 GPA
FIELDS OF STUDY: Applied Sciences, Arts, Social Sciences, Business Administration, Education, Helth Sciences.
LANGUAGE OF INSTRUCTION: English
CREDITS: Undergraduate, graduate
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BURNABY MOUNTAIN
The University is located on Burnaby Mountain just ten miles east of the city
center of Vancouver, British Columbia. Burnaby Mountain Park surrounds the
campus, giving students access to biking, hiking, and running trails in the
temperate rain forest. Urban enthusiasts are only a short bust ride to downtown
Vancouver, Chinatown, shopping malls, and sports stadiums. Efficient
transportation from SFU makes it easy to access many of these popular
destinations and more including Seattle, Washington, only a 2.5 drive south of
Vancouver.
SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY
Established in 1965, SFU has gained an international reputation for its
strengths in the liberal arts and sciences. It has been ranked as the number one
comprehensive university in Canada by MacLean?s magazine (Canada?s equivalent to
Time). The University has three campuses: the main campus, Burnaby, Vancouver
campus, downtown, and Surrey campus. SFU offers over 100 programs in six
faculties at the graduate and undergraduate level to approximately 25,000
students. SFU Clan Athletics offers opportunities for student-athletes to
compete in both Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS) and the USA-based National
Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA). Recreational services include
intramural programs, fitness classes/workshops, aquatic programs, non-credit
instructional activity classes and clubs, which offer a wide diversity of
opportunities to recreate and to be active your way everyday.
ACADEMIC CALENDAR
Exchange students take a full semester of courses--12 hours or more?at
Bishop?s. Semester (fall or spring) and academic year options are available.
Students remain eligible for UNI financial aid and the Study
Abroad Scholarship.
Fall semester: October 1 ? January 31;
Christmas break: December 19 - January 7, 2005
No lectures October 10 or November 2, 2005
Semester break: February 1 - 28, 2006
Spring semester: March 1 ? June 30.
Easter Holiday: April 10 - 22, 2006
No lectures June 3 or June 6, 2006
Summer holiday: July 2 - September 30, 2006
PROGRAM COST
UNI students pay UNI tuition and fees (in-state or out-of-state) plus the study
abroad fee to participate. The program cost does not include housing, food,
books and supplies, round-trip air transportation (if applicable), international
health insurance, and personal expenses.
Students will figure out accommedations through the university.
FINANCIAL AID & SCHOLARSHIPS
Participants in this program may use their UNI financial aid to help pay for
the program. Study Abroad
Scholarships and a variety of external funding
options are available to those who qualify.
ELIGIBILITY
UNI students only. Applicants must be full-time students at the time of
application, at least sophomore status during the session abroad, have
departmental approval for participation, and an overall G.P.A. of 2.75.
APPLICATION PROCEDURES
A complete set of application materials will include one original and one copy of the following:
PLEASE NOTE:
The application must be filled out and turned into the National Student
Exchange with the $220 program deposit.
Applications are due February 17, 2007
DEADLINES
Fall & academic year program deadline: March 1
Spring program deadline: October 1
CONTACT INFORMATION
Inquires regarding this program should be directed to:
Office of Study Abroad
59 Baker Hall, UNI
Cedar Falls, IA 50614-0520
Tel: 319/ 273-7078 Fax: 319/ 273-2921
Email: study-abroad@uni.edu
http://www.sfu.ca/
TALES FROM ABROAD
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