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FASS Undergraduate Research Symposium
Led by undergraduate students with the support of SFU's Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, the FASS Undergraduate Research Symposium is centred on highlighting and celebrating the diversity and interdisciplinarity of FASS undergraduate research.
The FASS Undergraduate Research Symposium (FURS) is a conference for all FASS undergraduate students to share their research in a supportive and welcoming environment. Whether you are a student working as a research assistant, an honours student with a thesis project, or someone who is just starting out on their research journey, this symposium is for you.
The FASS Undergraduate Research Symposium is held in-person the Student Union Building (SUB) Ballroom at SFU's Burnaby campus. The symposium is free to attend and open to all students, faculty, and staff.
Questions?
Email fassdsac@sfu.ca
Why be a student speaker or poster session presenter?
There are a lot of advantages to participating in the symposium as a speaker or presenter!
- Share your research work in front of a supportive audience
- Hone your public speaking and presentation skills
- Connect with and gain valuable feedback from faculty members and like-minded peers
- Receive a recognition on your , an official university document that tracks your co-curricular involvement at SFU
Why Attend?
There are benefits to attending, even if you are not presenting!
- Discover new topics and possibilities for your own academic and research exploration
- Be inspired by the range of interdisciplinary research conducted by your peers
- Learn in a supportive environment what it is like to attend a conference
- Connect with a community of scholars and other like-minded students
Symposium Co-organizers
English Student Union
French Student Union
Gender, Sexuality, and Women's Studies Student Union
History Student Union
Philosophy Student Union
Sociology and Anthropology Student Union
World Literature and Languages Student Union
