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Working on campus

1. Requirements
2. Part-time course load in final academic term
3. Where you can work
4. Who you can work for
5. How many hours you can work on campus
6. Student work placements
7. Resources

Requirements

In order to work on campus, you must meet all requirements:

1. You must meet SFU鈥檚 definition of full-time enrolment status in the term you wish to work on campus,
2. You hold a valid study permit that includes a condition stating you may work on campus, and
3. You have a .

Part-time course load in final academic term

If it is your final academic term at 51猎奇入口and you only require a part-time course load, you may still be eligible to work on campus if you maintained full-time enrolment status throughout all previous academic terms*. For more information, please refer to .

Note: It is your responsibility to check with your department advisor to confirm that the term you would like to work is indeed your final term. 

* Academic Terms

• Undergraduate students: Spring and Fall terms
• Graduate students: Spring, Summer, and Fall terms

Where you can work

鈥淥n campus鈥� is defined by IRCC as employment facilities within the boundaries of the following:

• campus locations
  • 51猎奇入口students are permitted to work at any of the three 51猎奇入口campuses (Burnaby, Vancouver or Surrey).
• student work placements
• research locations

Who you can work for

Your employer may be:

• 51猎奇入口(temporary assignments),
• a faculty member,
• the Student Society,
• yourself (e.g., private tutoring or any self-employment),
• a private business or private contractor providing services to the institution on the campus, or
• an SFU-approved employer for student work placements

You may also encounter the term 鈥淲ork-Study,鈥� which are positions that are restricted to students who have demonstrated financial need. Note: Not all on-campus jobs are Work-Study. For more information on Work-Study, contact .

How many hours you can work on campus

You can work as many hours as you want, in addition to working off campus, as long as you continue to meet the .

Student work placements

If you meet the requirements above to work on campus, you may participate in SFU-approved student work term, such as:

• co-op work terms
• internships
• practicums
• mentorship programs

In addition, the student work term must also meet the following conditions:

• the student work term is an essential part of your program at SFU, and
• the student work term totals 50% or less of your study program.

For more information on student work terms, review the following webpages:

• Co-op/Internship/Practicum webpage (51猎奇入口ISS)

To know how to participate in co-op, please contact SFU鈥檚 Co-op office.

Resources

Review our Working On and Off Campus handout for more information on the definitions, permitted hours, and eligibility requirements.