Transfer Students
Interested in transferring to SFU's Faculty of Environment? Read about current transfer students below and learn more about the application process.
Applications to Fall term open March 1st - April 15th
Post-secondary doesn't have to be a straight path.
See yourself studying in the Faculty of Environment with three degrees, 7 majors and certificates to choose your best fit. From understanding climate change to implementing climate action, from addressing societal and environmental challenges of the past, present and future to understanding and enhancing food-water-energy security, the Faculty of Environment will prepare you to transfer your knowledge into practical action as an archaeologist, environmental consultant, policy analyst, GIS specialist, urban planner, sustainability coordinator and more.
Thinking about transferring? Applications are open March 1st - April 15th for Fall 2024
What more information on what a career in Environment is? Check out our Green Collar Podcast!
Everyone's post-secondary journey looks different. Before beginning her bachelor’s in archaeology, Katy started at Kwantlen Polytechnic University, and wasn’t sure about transferring to SFU.
For many international students at SFU, post-secondary is a path that crosses both borders and cultures. Five years ago, Xuzheng started at Fraser International College which offers direct transfer pathways to SFU.
Before Rory started at SFU, they travelled abroad to Spain and Morocco, where they saw the world and gained valuable cultural experience. Then they took classes at Kwantlen Polytechnic University.
Sometimes one path leads to another. Sterling actually started off at Douglas College in environmental studies before transferring into the Resource and Environmental Management program at SFU.
Evangeline always knew that she liked maps. When she was little, her dream was to be an architect. Evangeline completed her associate’s degree in Geography at Langara College before starting at SFU.
Not everyone arrives at SFU directly from high school. Jonathan started his Geography undergraduate degree with a certificate in Geographic Information Sciences after transferring from Langara College.