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Students
With more than 12,000 undergraduate students and 750 graduate students annually, the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences (FASS) is the largest and most diverse faculty at Simon Fraser University. FASS provides you with a variety of support channels to help you identify your interests and develop the skills you need to excel in your future careers.
Learn more about what FASS departments and programs can offer you.
Explore FASS
FASS offers the most diverse array of topics available in any faculty at Simon Fraser University. Explore your areas of interest and undertake an interdisciplinary approach to your education.
Already a FASS student? From experiential learning opportunities to travelling abroad to ways to get work experience early, learn more about ways in which FASS supports our students.
FASS alumni are found in all manner of diverse, vibrant, and fulfilling careers. Over 50% of SFU's alumni come from FASS programs.
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Mariah crossed the stage this year, proudly receiving her International Studies degree with a concentration in Comparative World Politics, Culture, and Society, alongside a minor in Political Science. As a Malaysian-Filipino, her unique background fostered a deep interest in global issues, driving her passion for pursuing International Studies.
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On January 12th, 2019, Esam Salahaldeen Abdullah Al-Mohamadi arrived in Canada for the first time. It was the start of his journey as an international student at Simon Fraser University, studying political science.
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“I chose not to do one thing with my degree, I did a lot with it,” says Alyssa Zandvliet (BA, 2023) of her decision to major in Indigenous Studies at Simon Fraser University (SFU).
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