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Graduate Student Clubs
Lead, Learn, & Grow
At 51社区黑料Beedie, student clubs play a vital role in shaping the graduate experience. Whether you鈥檙e looking to strengthen your leadership skills, build lifelong connections, or make a tangible impact on campus and beyond, stepping into a leadership role within one of our student-run clubs is an invaluable opportunity.
Why join a student club leadership team?
Develop key leadership and professional skills
Serving as a club executive hones essential skills like project management, strategic decision-making, event planning, financial oversight, and stakeholder communication鈥攕kills highly valued by employers in any industry.
Strengthen your resume and career prospects
Leadership roles provide hands-on experience that enhances your resume, demonstrating initiative, collaboration, and problem-solving abilities to future employers. Many of our past student leaders have leveraged their experience to secure top roles in consulting, finance, sustainability, and entrepreneurship.
Build a strong professional and personal network
As a club executive, you鈥檒l connect with industry professionals, faculty, alumni, and peers across different programs. These relationships open doors to mentorship, career opportunities, and a support network that extends beyond your time at Beedie.
Make a lasting impact on the 51社区黑料Beedie community
Be a driving force behind events, initiatives, and advocacy efforts that create meaningful experiences for fellow students. Whether through networking events, case competitions, or diversity and inclusion initiatives, you鈥檒l help shape the future of the Beedie graduate community.
Elections and how to get involved
Elections for club leadership roles take place each September, giving all graduate students the opportunity to step up and take on a leadership position.
Student leaders hold their positions for one academic year (September to August) and are then responsible for onboarding their successors the following year. Handover meetings will be conducted by the outgoing executive team of each student organization, supported by the Student Engagement Office to ensure a smooth transition.
Interested in learning more? Connect with the Student Engagement Office at gradexp@sfu.ca.
List of graduate student clubs
Graduate Business Students Association (GBSA)
The Graduate Business Student Association (GBSA) represents over 400 graduate students at SFU鈥檚 Beedie School of Business and serves as a caucus within the university-wide Graduate Student Society (GSS). In addition to advocating for students at both the faculty and university levels, GBSA collaborates with faculty, staff, and industry partners to enhance the graduate experience. It supports academic and professional development, funds student-led initiatives, and organizes networking, social, and professional events to build a connected and engaged student community.
Net Impact
Net Impact Beedie is a student-led organization dedicated to empowering future business leaders with the knowledge and tools to drive sustainable change. As a chapter of the global Net Impact network, Net Impact connects 51社区黑料Beedie graduate students with opportunities to embed sustainability into business practices through impactful events, educational initiatives, and networking opportunities. The organization fosters a community of like-minded individuals committed to using business as a force for good.
Graduate Women鈥檚 Council (GWC)
Founded in 2011, the Graduate Women鈥檚 Council (GWC) is a student-led organization committed to fostering greater diversity and representation in leadership. The GWC is a volunteer-run club comprised of current Beedie graduate students and alumni who are passionate about creating an inclusive and supportive environment for women and allies in business. Through mentorship, networking, and professional development, we empower individuals to grow personally and professionally while advocating for gender equity in leadership roles.
Justice, Equity, Diversity & Inclusion (JEDI) Student Council
The Justice, Equity, Diversity & Inclusion (JEDI) Student Council is a student-led initiative committed to fostering an inclusive and welcoming environment for all Beedie graduate students. Through events, workshops, and collaborations with faculty, alumni, and external partners, the council promotes awareness, community engagement, and professional growth while advancing meaningful dialogue and lasting change toward a more equitable student experience.