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Professional Development Wayfinder
Aiming for Success
Map it out
Learn about the resources, support, and programs available to you. Choose the ones best suited to you to help you navigate your time at SFU.
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Personal Success + Well-Being |
| Learn to manage stress and you’re your time to help you to achieve balance academically and personally. Click to learn more ↓ |
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- Attend your program specific orientation program
- Learn about writing for grad students (EAL and Research Commons)
- Attend Scholarship workshops
- Apply for awards/scholarships
- Read emails from Graduate Studies, GSS, your Department
- Check out free online resources offered to graduate students (e.g. LinkedIn Learning)
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Interpersonal + Leadership Skills |
| As a graduate student and professional you will be called upon to lead others. Learn from accomplished leaders and acquire a variety of skills. Click to learn more ↓ |
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Applied Knowledge + Critical Thinking |
| Learn to apply knowledge, translate your research into common terms, and think critically about problems. Click to learn more ↓ |
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- Attend Research Commons workshops on writing, research, and software
- Learn about copyright and privacy (CEE)
- Take workshops on writing grant and funding proposals
- Set yourself up for research success by familiarizing yourself with the resources availbe through Reseach Impact Canada
- Learn about online teaching support and strategies
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Career Planning + Workplace Skills |
| Investigate career options, develop professional competencies, and learn how to present yourself. Click to learn more ↓ |
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- Plan your career path with Career and Volunteer Services/Graduate Studies workshops
- Take advantage of resources regarding employment and volunteering (WIL)
- Apply for on and off campus jobs