About SFU Surrey
Located in the heart of Surrey, SFU’s Surrey campus is an emerging technology hub where more
than 800 students are working towards their degrees in Mechatronic Systems Engineering (MSE),
Software Systems (SoSy) and Sustainable Energy Engineering (SEE). The MSE program is unique
to provide students with training in mechanical, electrical, software, and systems engineering,
and the SoSy program is uniquely structured to model industry settings with project-based and
team-oriented courses. The SEE program is a brand new interdiscplinary engineering program at
SFU Surrey that pursues environmental, social and economic sustainability in engineering.
MSE, SoSy and SEE attract bright and talented students by providing exciting
career prospects, ample research opportunities, and a well-rounded curriculum. Additionally, some
of SFU's most successful student design teams are based out of Surrey campus.
About Mechatronic Systems Engineering
Mechatronic Systems Engineering is unique to combine education in mechanical, electrical,
software, and systems engineering. MSE alumni successfully work in these fields in
organizations ranging from small startups to Fortune 500 companies. Increased emphasis on
effective communication and teamwork within the MSE program is what sets the students up
for successful careers - a mechatronics engineer will facilitate the flow of technical knowledge
within the team.
About Software Systems
Software Systems is an applied specialization of Computing Science which highly emphasizes
the creation of efficient and effective software in addition to traditional theoretical
studies. The program challenges students with courses which are project-based and team-oriented
to provide students with the skills and aptitude to succeed in industry. Software Systems is a practical
and relevant program, and our graduates have worked at, or interned at, Facebook, Apple, Samsung, SAP, etc.
About Sustainable Energy Engineering
Sustainable Energy Engineering (SEE) is a new school within Simon Fraser University's Faculty of Applied Sciences.
Classes are hosted in a new state-of-the-art building at SFU's Surrey campus. This engineering field involves
the development of solutions for the harvesting, storage, transmission and use of energy, with careful consideration
of economic, environmental, societal and cultural implications.
