Simon Fraser University - Vancouver Campus

I loved all the new art work! I haven't been to HC FH for a few years, so really appreciated it. Locked my bike outside and it was still there when I came back out!

It is one of the oldest universities in Canada and one of the foremost universities in Canada. It has several departments and attracts students from various countries around the world. It is situated in a beautiful surroundings with beautiful gardens inside the campus. There is a area in the garden where you can see the group of Totum poles beautifully arranged. The university has campuses in Barnaby and Surrey and Vancouver. The University offers a wide variety of different openings to the aspiring students to choose from. They have undergraduate , certificate courses , master's and doctoral courses in various subjects to help you to choose from. They have special services to help the international and aboriginal students.

This is very good use of downtown traditional office/retail space for higher education purposes in the middle of the city.The facility is accessed from Hastings Street by a down escalator or on the other sides by street-level entrances. The food court on the lower level of Harbour Centre has good options for a quick, hot meal at a reasonable price.Elevators are also available (including a free one to the Vancouver Lookout at the top of the Harbour Centre).The SFU downtown campus has a bookstore, administration and registration offices, lecture halls, meetings spaces, and classrooms. I've attended many community lecturers and conferences at the site. The campus can be a bit confusing to navigate and finding a washroom can be challenging - ask for help!

Great looking campus. My sister got her BA here.

I was actually working with a demolition crew on the 6th floor of Harbor centre and accessed the building through the Richards street entrance. I imagine that the campus is lovely.

Well designed campus space in an accessible and convenient location.Come here to check out the big map of SFU campuses in Vancouver, surprisingly there are 9 of them! Mostly for arts, tech, business and continuing edu programs.The view from the big window is spectacular on a sunny day.

A really great, central location with some amazing facilities. I would say that the room for improvement includes: having a door person to greet and support visitors/guests, and some A/V equipment which, during my time there, malfunctioned in a handful of major ways.

My course is amazing. The professor is very knowledgeable and well versed in the subject.

I hate it here too but at least you don’t need to take the 145

The venue was badly managed. With just over a thousand of people the venue became really hot, the AC is non-existent in the lecture hall. If you want to book a nice venue for your event, look somewhere else.