Academic Resources

There are a lot of general study spaces at the SFU Surrey campus! From lounges to the individual study room, there is bound to be a place for you to get your study on at this modern campus!

With its location at the heart of Downtown Vancouver, there are multiple seating areas in Harbour Centre and the Goldcorp Centre for the Arts. You’ll easily find a place to study!

All three SFU Libraries in the Burnaby, Vancouver, and Surrey campuses offer group study rooms by booking. All group study rooms are outfitted with whiteboards (with some being AV equipped).

The Student Union Building (SUB) at the SFU Burnaby campus offers group study rooms by booking. Select group study rooms are outfitted with whiteboards (with some being AV equipped).

Need some help on that paper? The Student Learning Commons (SLC) provides expert and friendly assistance with academic writing, learning, and study strategies.

The Centre for Accessible Learning (CAL) provides disability-related information and support to the SFU community and campus visitors. The CAL acts as a liaison between students and faculty in implementing disability-related services and accommodations.

LinkedIn Learning provides video courses taught by industry experts in software, creative, and business skills. Learn more about Communications and other fields of interest!

All SFU students can access this platform; A LinkedIn account is not required.

Need help with courses, graduation or any other academic questions? The CMNS Academic Advisors can help! You can book an appointment in-person or remote for any issues you face during your university career.

Explore career options in communications, digital marketing, event planning, social media, community engagement, public relations and more. From tech startups to non-profit organizations to government, employers come to SFU Co-op specifically to hire Communication students.

Have concerns about the Communications Studies Program? Our Communication Faculty Representative is there to address and bring forward your concerns to the faculty.

An Honours Bachelor of Arts in Communications designation is extended to exceptional students who complete supplementary coursework with distinction. Qualified students can take advantage of the program to pursue career opportunities or to prepare for graduate study.