Colleges & Universities in UniverCity, Burnaby, BC with website
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8888 University Drive, Burnaby, V5A 1S6
(778) 782-6930
An entirely volunteer-run student organization, Business Administration Student Society (BASS) represents the 3800 students within the Bachelor of Business Administration program. Through a variety of social events, networking events, a mentorship program, an online publication and more, BASS provides countless leadership opportunities, while bridging together students, alumni, faculty members, and industry. BASS actively supports its affiliates such as SFU JDC West, as well as its 9 Beedie clubs to add utmost value to the Beedie experience. 
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8888 University Drive, Burnaby, V5A 1S6
(778) 782-5912
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8888 University Drive, Burnaby, V5A 1S6
(778) 782-4152
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8888 University Drive, Burnaby, V5A 1S6
(778) 782-3325
Non-profit organization, Museum, College & University, Nonprofit Organization 
This museum, located on SFU campus, is a must-visit for those exploring the area. With free admission, the small yet informative space is filled with displays and information. The campus provides easy parking and transportation access. The museum is well-maintained and features unique carvings and sculptures. Previous visitors have enjoyed attending special events, such as Halloween nights, and have praised the efforts of the staff and volunteers. 
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8888 UNIVERSITY DRIVE, Burnaby, V5A 1S6
(778) 782-3803
Simon Fraser University – Three campuses, three semesters; you set the pace for your degree: The Canadian university that is Engaging the World. Closed now
8888 University Drive, Burnaby, V5A 1S6
(778) 782-9412
The GSS is the student society and government for all graduate students at Simon Fraser University. We represent over 4, 000 students in 38 academic programs at SFU’s Burnaby, Surrey and Vancouver campuses. The GSS was born on July 26, 2007 after a referendum in Spring of 2007 where SFU students voted to form a new society, independent from the SFSS, to represent graduate students. 
8888 University Drive, Burnaby, V5A 1S6
(778) 782-5567
The Beedie School of Business has as its mission the creation and communication of powerful ideas that can inspire our students and our community to develop internationally competitive and sustainable companies. We are accredited by the world’s two leading accreditation bodies – the European Federation for Management Development (EFMD) and the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) – which places us among a select group of business schools that have qualified for both. The rigorous external review process confirms the high quality of our academic activities and the international relevance of our programs. Our faculty are thought leaders in areas that will define business in the 21st Century: technology and innovation; sustainability, socially responsible corporate citizenship; financial risk management; corporate governance; and cross-cultural management. 
8888 University Drive, Burnaby, V5A 1S6
(778) 782-4735
Certified in 1978, the Teaching Support Staff Union represents teaching assistants (TAs), tutor markers (TMs), sessional instructors (SIs) and language instructors (LIs) at Simon Fraser University. Since December 2004, we also represent the English Language and Culture (ELC) and the Interpretation and Translation Program (ITP). The Union functions as the sole bargaining agent for these employees during contract negotiations and represents any and all members in work-related conflicts and problems. The TSSU began as Local 6 of the Association of College and University Employees (AUCE 6). AUCE was a feminist trade union movement which developed out of the Vancouver Women’s Caucus in the late 1960s and early 1970s. All of the other AUCE unions have joined up with larger unions, such as the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE), but we have maintained our independent status.