Policies play an important role in university governance. To be effective, SFU’s policies and procedures must be current, practical, and useful, readily accessible, and comply with applicable law. For ...

Generic template for three column layout Contact For any questions or further information about the policy development process, and amendments to current policies, please contact the Office of the ...

These documents are the Standard Operating Procedures for the research involving human participants process at SFU. They are based on the CAREB/N2 SOPs - used across Canada to better harmonize ...

The following are SFU research facilities available to the entire university community. These facilities are not part of the Core Facility Program. Animal Care Services (ACS) at SFU is committed to ...

PRONUNCIATION The Host Nations may have a phonetic pronunciation on their “About” page, an audio-recording of their name, or videos that include people saying the Nation’s name. To learn more about ...

The Office of the General Counsel oversees the development and regular review of policies that are within the Board of Governors' jurisdiction and their associated procedures. This website contains a ...

SFU’s B10.00 Policy on Policies outlines a clear and structured process for developing, amending, repealing, and reviewing university policies within the Board of Governors’ jurisdiction. Below is an ...

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Internal approval (formerly known as the SFU Signature Sheet) must be completed on all research funding applications and proposals regardless of whether the funding organization requires university ...

Select CITI Canada courses are available free of charge to all members of the University community with a valid SFU email account, including faculty, students and staff. Course completion is ...

Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR) refers to to the "the behaviour expected of anyone who conducts or supports research activities throughout the life cycle of a research project (i.e., from the ...

Applications that involve only SFU team members are submitted and managed in the SFU system called 'Kuali Protocols' (Note: various emails and prompts from the system will come from non-SFU addresses.