Simon Fraser University is a non-private research institution in British Columbia, Canada, established in 1965. Simon Fraser University is a part of multiple national and international higher education associations, such as the Association of Commonwealth Universities, the International Association of Universities, and Universities Canada.
Simon Fraser University collaborates with other universities and agencies to perform joint research facilities, including the TRIUMF, Canada-s national particle and nuclear physics laboratory. Simon Fraser University is constantly ranked as Canada-s top comprehensive university and the first Canadian University with U.S. recognition.
Simon Fraser University receives accreditation from the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities. Simon Fraser University comprises the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, Faculty of Communication, Art and Technology, Beedie School of Business, Faculty of Education, Faculty of Environment, Faculty of Health Sciences, Faculty of Science, and Faculty of Applied Sciences.
Simon Fraser University proffers more than 300 courses and 27 certificate and diploma programs. Being one of the world-s foremost teaching and research universities, Simon Fraser University develops a strategic vision as an engaged university defined by its high-powered combination of innovative education, avant-garde research, and wide-ranging community engagement.
Simon Fraser University is appreciated as a world leader in research, innovation, and sustainability and has been placed among the country-s leading 15 research universities by global and national university rankings systems.
Address: 8888 University Dr, Burnaby, BC V5A 1S6, Canada
Phone: +1 778-782-3111
Email: sfui@sfu.ca
Website: https://www.sfu.ca/
Undergraduate Courses:
With its leading-edge research in computer science; Simon Fraser University is a leading destination for students looking to advance their knowledge of this rapidly growing field; and some of its computer science research areas are;
• Artificial Intelligence
• Computational Biology; Biomedical Computing; and Medical/Health Informatics
• Data Science; Databases; and Data Mining
• Programming Languages; Software Engineering; Networks; and Systems
• Theory
• Visual and Interactive Computing
Artificial Intelligence;
• Natural Language
• Vision & Media
• Machine Learning
• Robotics
Computational Biology, Biomedical Computing, and Medical/Health Informatics;
• Computational Biology
• Medical Image Analysis
Data Science, Databases, and Data Mining;
• Data Science Research
Programming Languages, Software Engineering, Networks, and Systems;
• Multimedia and Networking
• Network Modelling Research
• Parallel & Distributed Computing
• Systems
Theory;
• Algorithms & Complexity
Visual and Interactive Computing;
• Graphics, Usability, and Visualization (GRUVI)
• Medical Image Analysis
• Vision and Media
• Interactive Experiences
Simon Fraser University provides a wide range of research opportunities in computer science via its many labs and research groups, such as
• Adaptive Computational Robotics Laboratory (ACRL)
• Advanced Networking Laboratory (ANL)
• Collaborative Computer Vision Laboratory (CCVL)
• Distributed and Mobile Computing Laboratory (DMCL)
• Graphics and Visualization Research Group (GVRG)
• Human-Computer Interaction Research Group (HCIRG)
• Knowledge and Intelligent Systems Research Group (KISRG)
• Machine Learning Research Group (MLRG)
• Natural Language Processing Research Group (NLPRG)
• Reconfigurable Computing Laboratory (RCL)
• Software Verification and Validation Research Group (SVVRG)
• Visual Computing Research Group (VCRG)
• Killam Doctoral Scholarships
• International Doctoral Scholarships
• Faculty of Applied Sciences Graduate Fellowships
• Faculty of Applied Sciences International Graduate Scholarships
• Graduate Fellowships in Computer Science
• Computer Science Graduate Fellowships
• Graduate International Scholarships in Computer Science
• Graduate Entrance Scholarships in Computer Science
• Faculty of Applied Sciences Graduate Entrance Scholarships
• Canada Graduate Scholarship Program
Funded projects in computer science at Simon Fraser University Burnaby
• Integrated Data-Driven Human-Machine Interactions
• Human-Centric Artificial Intelligence
• Autonomous Intelligent Systems
• Secure and Resilient Cyber-Physical Systems
• Smart Mobility Systems
• Algorithmic Foundations of Cloud Computing
• Deep Learning for Natural Language Processing
• Autonomous Agents and Multi-Agent Systems
• Computational Intelligence for Novel Interaction
• Cyber-Physical Security and Privacy
Applicants to the Ph.D. program in Computer Science program at Simon Fraser University must meet the following requirements:
• A four-year undergraduate degree, or equivalent, from an approved university with a minimum grade point average of 3.2 on a 4.0 scale in the last two years
• A strong background in computer science, which includes coursework in algorithms, systems, software engineering, and computer architecture
• Established research potential, as evidenced by a statement of purpose, research experience, publications, or other proof of research accomplishment
• Applicants must submit an online application, along with transcripts, statement of purpose, research experience, and any other related required documents
• After the review of the application, applications are invited for interview, and admission will be made
