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Virtual Campus Tours
Explore our vibrant campuses from anywhere in the world! If you cannot join us in person for a guided tour, we offer an immersive and interactive look at our Burnaby, Surrey and Vancouver campuses.
Visit our academic buildings, learning spaces, sports and recreation facilities, residences, student and community spaces, and the areas around our campuses. Hear from current students and alumni, gain insights into student resources and opportunities, and discover what makes our campus experience special.
Explore our vibrant campuses at your own pace
SFU’s three campuses each offer a unique experience while sharing the same commitment to academic excellence and community involvement. All of our campuses offer dynamic learning environments, connecting students with valuable opportunities and resources they need to succeed. Virtual tours are available for all three campuses.
Perched atop Burnaby Mountain, Simon Fraser University's original Arthur Erickson-designed campus now includes more than three dozen academic buildings and is connected to UniverCity, a thriving sustainable community. The campus is equipped with an athletics center, a medical clinic, and an astronomy observatory, providing students with a comprehensive range of amenities.
Simon Fraser University's Surrey campus is a vibrant hub located in the heart of one of Canada’s fastest-growing cities. This campus has a unique focus on innovative, cutting-edge technology and community engagement. Close to the Surrey Central transit station, the Bing Thom-designed campus is conveniently situated between Metro Vancouver and communities south of the Fraser River.
Simon Fraser University’s Vancouver campus has transformed the landscape of urban education through classes and programs that connect the university with local culture, communities and organizations, promoting dialogue and engagement. The campus is located in the heart of downtown Vancouver, the world’s seventh most liveable city.