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You can find the enrolment numbers (headcounts) and AFTEs for each term here, including breakdowns by a number of variables (e.g. faculty, visa status, etc.): /irp/portal/enrolment.html

We have this data by department, faculty, and A片资源吧 overall in the "Tables" documents here: /irp/departments.html

SFU faculty and staff can access our Undergraduate Retention and Performance Portal with more detailed information about undergraduate students here: /irp/portal/retention.html

You can find a history of official end-of-week-3 course enrolments for each term and course on the "COURSE ENROLMENT" tab at: /irp/portal/enrolment.html

You can find daily course enrolment statistics from start of registration to end of week 3 of classes for each undergraduate course section at: /irp/courses/course-section-availability-report.html

The Baccalaureate Graduates Survey (BGS) contains this data for people who have completed an undergraduate degree. You can find more information about the survey and results here: /irp/surveys/bgs.html

The Graduate Student Exit Survey has this data for people who have completed a graduate degree from SFU. You can find the survey results here: /irp/surveys/gses.html

You can find faculty and staff headcounts here: /irp/faculty-staff.html

You can find a list of institutional research office websites at other BC universities here: /irp/faq/list-of-IR-office-websites.html

SFU's student information system uses numeric codes for terms. The first digit represents the century (e.g. "1" for the 21st century), the second and third digits represent the year, and the final digit represents the term season (1 = Spring, 4 = Summer, 7 = Fall). For example:

• 1247 = Fall 2024
• 1251 = Spring 2025
• 1254 = Summer 2025

Most of the statistics on the IRP website are reported by fiscal year rather than academic year.

The fiscal year consists of the summer term, intersession, summer session, fall term, and spring term, in that order. So the 2024/25 fiscal year includes terms 1244, 1247, and 1251.

The academic year consists of the fall term, spring term, summer term, intersession, and summer session, in that order. So the 2024/25 academic year includes terms 1247, 1251, and 1254.

Much of the data underlying IRP reports is constantly changing. For example, the number of students enrolled in course X would be different today than it was yesterday if a student withdrew from the course today.

In order to report on more stable numbers, IRP reports are typically based on data as of a specific date, even if this date isn鈥檛 explicitly mentioned in the report. For example, many IRP reports involving student data are based on a snapshot of enrolments taken at the end of the third week of classes each term (EWK3). In cases where programs continue enrolling students past the EWK3 date, IRP鈥檚 EWK3 snapshot data may not provide a complete picture of enrolments. Two notable examples of this are co-op and the Indigenous Languages Program.

If you notice that a specific statistic in an IRP report differs from an equivalent statistic in a report created by another SFU department, one possible reason for the discrepancy may be that the 鈥渁s of鈥� date differs.

Here are some data reports that SFU makes available to the NWCCU:

Department Profiles

Demographic Disaggregations

Multiple years of SFU's Common Data Set (CDS) submissions can be found here: /irp/faq/cdataset.html