a university that does more than prepare you for a career— one that also equips you for a full and meaningful life.
At Trinity Western, we are deeply committed to providing a whole person education, where you’ll develop practical professional skills while exploring bigger ideas about who you are, what you believe, and what you’re called to do in the world.
You’ll be welcomed into an authentic community that will help you find connections between biblical truth and every area of your life, building the foundation for a fulfilling future, where you’re equipped to be the light.
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Equipped for Life
OUR VISION
Every graduate is equipped to think truthfully, act justly, and live faithfully for the good of the world and the glory of God.
In 1962, an extraordinary dream began—to establish a distinctly Christian university in Canada, a place for equipping students to set the foundation for a full and meaningful life.
Trinity Western has since grown to become Canada’s largest faith-based university and one of North America’s premier global Christian universities, offering a full range of undergraduate and graduate degrees, including professional schools in business, education, human kinetics, nursing, and clinical psychology.
Every year, more than 6,000 students from over 80 countries experience an academically excellent liberal arts and sciences education while being formed within a Christ-centred, student-focused, and globally engaged community.
At Trinity Western, students are equipped to participate in advancing God's kingdom, and we look forward to welcoming you to join us in this exciting vision for the future—your future.
Vancouver (45-minute drive)
Trinity Western University’s Langley campus is located on the traditional, ancestral, unceded territory of the Stó:lō people.
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LANGLEY, B.C.
TRINITY WESTERN AT A GLANCE
45 MINUTES FROM DOWNTOWN VANCOUVER
80+ COUNTRIES REPRESENTED
25 AVERAGE 1 ST YEAR CLASS SIZE
14 U SPORTS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS FOUNDED IN 1962
45 MINUTES FROM THE BEACH
6,000 STUDENTS
45 MINUTES FROM THE MOUNTAINS
34 CANADA WEST CHAMPIONSHIPS
OVER 35,000 ALUMNI
FELT PREPARED FOR LIFE AFTER GRADUATION 93%
ARE SATISFIED WITH THEIR EDUCATION 94%
Find
your place
Surrounded by greenspace and a stunning view of the Coast Mountains, our main campus in Langley, B.C. is just a short drive from Vancouver and right next to Fort Langley—a picturesque university town on the banks of the Fraser River.
This location provides the perfect blend of breathtaking outdoor exploration and exciting city adventures—from hiking, skiing, and the beach to food, concerts, culture, and more.
On sunny days, the lawns around campus are full of students reading, relaxing in hammocks, or playing spikeball. In cooler weather, students connect in the Trinity Commons or gather outdoors by the fireplace in the Ubuntu Pavilion. A few minutes down the road in Fort Langley, students can enjoy special TWU discounts at many of the town's incredible businesses, restaurants, and coffee shops. Scan to see our virtual campus tour.
ON-CAMPUS RESIDENCE
You’ll love what living on campus has to offer. Dorms are more than just a place to sleep. Whether it’s dorm movie nights, all-night study sessions, competing in dorm skits during Fort Week, or having meals together in the cafeteria, living in residence is an incredible way to make lifelong friends from all over the world.
COMMUTING
If you’re planning on commuting, the entire community experience is here for you, and our commuter collegiums are specially designed to be your perfect home away from home. Featuring comfy couches, cozy fireplaces, and an endless supply of coffee, collegiums are fully equipped with modern kitchens and stocked with snacks, making for an ideal place to get some work done or just hang out with friends.
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Living the Trinity Western experience.
Looking for opportunities to meet new friends, make lifelong memories, and grow in all areas of your life? Whatever your skills or interests, there’s a club, team, ministry, or activity for you to get plugged into.
At TWU, you can play on an intramural sports team, take a walk with friends around McMillan Lake or through our network of nature trails, cheer on the Spartans, have some laughs at 11:07 (our comedy improv night)—and that’s just one day in your life as a TWU student.
Experience it for yourself at twu.ca/visit
SPIRITUAL GROWTH
Every other weekday, as a vibrant part of campus life, we gather as a community for our voluntary chapel service. Chapel features an engaging lineup of speakers, thoughtprovoking messages, community prayer, student-led worship, and more. You can explore and live out your faith alongside others on a similar journey by participating in one of our many on-campus Student Life programs, such as small-group Bible studies, discipleship groups, and spiritual formation workshops. Our peer mentorship program pairs students for individual discipleship.
Learn more at twu.ca/spiritual-life
Experience learning
Hands-on science labs
Over 100 acres of dedicated ecological reserves
Community Day of Learning – National Day for Truth & Reconciliation
Interactive game design & development studio
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Supporting you on the journey.
THE CENTRE FOR CALLING & CAREER DEVELOPMENT (CCCD)
The career coaches at the CCCD are available to work with you from the moment you consider TWU to life after graduation. Discover your strengths and interests, gain relevant experience through workintegrated learning placements, build your professional network, and refine your resumé and LinkedIn profile to ensure you step into your career fully equipped.
twu.ca/cccd
LEARNING COMMONS & CENTRE FOR ACCESSIBLE LEARNING
The Learning Commons comes alongside you on your academic journey. Our learning professionals offer academic coaching, peer tutoring, academic leadership opportunities, study skill development, and writing support. If you are admitted to the Learning Community 1 (LC1) program, you will get a strong start through this supportive first year. If you face an unanticipated situation that affects your learning, our academic specialists will navigate it with you. In addition, the Learning Commons includes the Centre for Accessible Learning (CAL), which provides academic accommodations for students with disabilities or chronic health conditions.
twu.ca/lc
NORMA MARION ALLOWAY LIBRARY
Sitting at the heart of TWU’s Langley campus, the Norma Marion Alloway Library is your source for academic resources and research support. Our team of world-class librarians and research advisors is passionate about helping you thrive on your academic journey.
twu.ca/library
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Go somewhere exciting. Come back inspired.
Laurentian Leadership Centre Ottawa, ON
TRAVEL STUDIES
You don’t need a gap year to travel the world. Explore a new culture while working toward your degree. Previous years’ travel study options have included Athens, Bratislava, Israel, London, Munich, Ottawa, Paris, Prague, Sydney, and Zurich.
Study in a new setting as you take courses uniquely designed for your program. Meet guest speakers, and hear their perspectives on subjects like biology, social justice, fine arts, law, and business. Stop thinking about what’s out there, and go experience it for yourself!
twu.ca/travel
CANADA’S CAPITAL
Spend an unforgettable semester at the Laurentian Leadership Centre (LLC) in the heart of Ottawa, Ontario.
The LLC is a live-in extension program in a stunning historic mansion just a few blocks from Parliament Hill. Together with a small group of students, you’ll study leadership, ethics, public policy, culture, and faith. You’ll also spend time working and impacting lives in an internship that matches your interests— at a government leader’s office or a non-profit organization.
No other program in Canada offers the same access to elite Ottawa internships in politics and NGOs.
twu.ca/llc
SERVE GLOBALLY
Want to make a difference in the lives of people around the world? There are many opportunities to serve communities. You can join the Global Outreach team and do missions work in Northern B.C., Guatemala, or Indonesia. Or as part of a Spartans team, you can help relieve poverty through sports and community development programs. Play against teams in other countries and serve their communities through work projects, like building a new classroom.
twu.ca/life-twu
GLOBAL EDUCATION
Discover the beautiful city of Oxford, known for its academic excellence and historic relevance. Scholarship and Christianity in Oxford (SCIO) provides you with a living and learning experience like no other. With access to research opportunities, skilled tutors, the university library, and a host of other resources, a semester at SCIO integrates top academics with Christian faith for a rich and memorable overseas learning encounter.
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Go Spartans!
Whether competing on the team or cheering them to victory from the bleachers, you’ll always be among champions with the TWU Spartans.
Our highly committed, fiercely competitive, hardworking student-athletes compete in 13 varsity teams. With the Complete Champion Approach™ training system, Spartans student-athletes become champions in all areas of their lives by focusing on whole-person development. Spartans alumni are empowered to live lives of significance as servant leaders both on and off the court, field, ice, or track worldwide.
The exciting part
Choose how you’ll engage the future.
Our faculty, staff, coaches, and student leaders are all passionate about helping you grow and develop as a whole person—they’re all focused on equipping you for life.
Think through a challenge that inspires you. Maybe it’s improving access to mental health resources, combating poverty in a developing country, or finding new sources of sustainable energy. Most often, there are many different degree pathways that will prepare you to make a positive impact in the world.
Explore challenges facing the world and paths you can take to address them through our interactive experience at twu.ca/cccd
The following pages show all of our undergraduate degrees and programs. Whatever you choose to study, TWU provides a liberal arts education to help you become an innovative thinker, who can solve the problems of today and the problems that don’t yet exist. Our liberal arts core curriculum provides you with a foundation of opportunities and experiences to achieve success and be the light in whatever you choose to pursue.
PROGRAMS & DEGREES UNDERGRADUATE STUDIES
SCHOOL OF THE ARTS, MEDIA + CULTURE
Art + Design (BA, honours)
Arts, Media + Culture (BA, honours)
Corporate Communication (BA)
Game Development (BA)
• Art Stream
• Game Design Stream
• Music + Sound Design Stream
• Software Development Stream
Media + Communication (BA)
• General Stream
• Leadership Communication Stream
• Media Studies Stream
• Professional Writing Stream
Music (BA)
• Church Music Stream
• Digital Music Stream
• General Stream
• Music Education Stream
• Performance Stream
Film Studies (concentration, minor)
Professional Writing (minor)
SCHOOL OF HUMAN KINETICS
Human Kinetics (BA)
Human Kinetics (BHK)
• Generalist Stream
• Kinesiology Stream
Sport Management (BHK)
Physical Education (minor)
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
Business Administration (BA)
Business Administration (BBA, honours)
• Accounting Specialization
• Finance Specialization
• Financial Planning Specialization
• Human Resource Management Specialization
• International Business Specialization
• Leadership & Management Specialization
• Marketing Specialization
Corporate Communication (BA)
Sport Management (BA)
Accounting (minor)
Economics (concentration, minor)
International Development Studies (concentration, minor)
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION
Education (BA/BEd or BSc/BEd)
• Elementary
• Secondary
Two-Year Post-Degree Program (BEd)
• Elementary
• Secondary
Inclusive Education (minor)
SCHOOL OF NURSING
Nursing (BSN)
FACULTY OF HUMANITIES & SOCIAL SCIENCES
Applied Linguistics (BA)
Biblical Studies (BA, honours)
English (BA, honours)
Environmental Studies (BA, honours)
General Studies (BA)
Geography (BA)
History (BA, honours)
Humanities (BA)
Intercultural Religious Studies (BA)
International Studies (BA, honours)
Philosophy (BA, honours)
Political Studies (BA, honours)
Pre-Law (certificate)
Psychology (BA, honours)
Psychology with Human Services Certificate (BA)
Social Sciences (BA)
Social Sciences with Human Services Certificate (BA)
Sociology (BA)
Sociology with Human Services Certificate (BA)
Theology (BA)
Catholic Studies (minor)
Chinese (minor)
French Language & Literature (concentration, minor)
French Language (concentration, minor)
Gender Studies (minor)
Social Studies (minor)
Spanish (concentration, minor)
FACULTY OF NATURAL & APPLIED SCIENCES
Biology (BSc, honours)
• Biochemistry & Molecular Biology Emphasis
• Cell & Developmental Biology Emphasis
• Ecology Emphasis
• General Biology Emphasis
• Pre-Professional Studies
• Dentistry
• Medicine
• Pharmacy
• Veterinary Medicine
Biotechnology (BSc, honours)
Biotechnology & Business Administration (BSc)
Biotechnology & Chemistry (BSc)
Chemistry (BSc, honours)
• General Program
• Grad School Preparation Program
• Life Sciences Program
Computing Science (BSc)
• Data Science Stream
• General Stream
Engineering (transfer program)
Environmental Studies (BSc, honours)
General Studies (BSc)
Mathematics (BSc)
• Data Science Stream
• General Stream
Natural & Applied Sciences (BSc)
Explore your program. twu.ca/programs
SCHOOL OF THE ARTS, MEDIA + CULTURE
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Corporate Communication is the best degree you can get to learn important professional and life skills. Since graduating, I feel equipped in writing, public speaking, marketing, and human resources. I genuinely loved my time in this program. And if you’re looking for something to prepare you for your future—in any industry—this is it.
Becca Gust, 2019
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The
beauty of learning in a community
is that you can immerse
yourself in what you love best—fully supported, boldly challenged as you push your boundaries and explore ideas of faith and meaning.
KEVIN
SCHUT, PHD Department Chair & Professor,
Media + Communications
Whether you’re seeking to excel in performance arts, be an innovative creator of multimedia experiences, or find new ways to share compelling stories across new mediums, our program and community will encourage you to develop your unique voice and talent to engage with and positively shape culture.
Potential Careers
Television Writer
Web Designer
Graphic Designer
Illustrator
Set Designer
Artist
Musician
Music Therapist
Journalist
Filmmaker
Digital Strategist
Producer
Communications Specialist
Sound Designer
Animator
Game Developer
Undergraduate Programs
Art + Design (BA, honours)
Arts, Media + Culture (BA, honours)
Corporate Communication (BA)
Game Development (BA)
• Art Stream
• Game Design Stream
• Music + Sound Design Stream
• Software Development Stream
Media + Communication (BA)
• General Stream
• Leadership Communication Stream
• Media Studies Stream
• Professional Writing Stream Music (BA)
• Church Music Stream
• Digital Music Stream
• General Stream
• Music Education Stream
• Performance Stream
Film Studies (concentration, minor)
Professional Writing (minor)
Learn more at twu.ca/samc
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SCHOOL OF HUMAN KINETICS
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Studying in the HKIN department challenged me to expand my perception of what it means to be holistically well—mentally, physically, emotionally, and spiritually. I enjoyed the leadership from all my professors, some of whom have developed into mentors for me personally and professionally.
Mike Grypma, 2018
Through a combination of classroom and hands-on learning, you’ll become equipped for rewarding careers, like personal training, athletic therapy, kinesiology, coaching, and many other career opportunities.
BLAIR WHITMARSH, PHD Dean, School of Human Kinetics
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Like you, we know that sport, health, and recreation play an important part in thriving communities and represent a growing number of professional opportunities. Our program will equip you to use your passion to help others find wellness and enjoyment in sport. Here, you’ll gain the theoretical foundations and the practical experience you need to pursue a fulfilling career as a competent professional with an authentic, relational approach.
Potential Careers
Physiotherapist
Sport Psychologist
Prosthetic Clinician
Personal Trainer
PE Teacher
Coach
Sports Broadcaster
Sports Manager
Nutritionist
Life Coach
Occupational Therapist
Kinesiologist
Learn more at twu.ca/shk
Undergraduate Programs
Human Kinetics (BA)
Human Kinetics (BHK)
• Generalist Stream
• Kinesiology Stream
Sport Management (BHK)
Physical Education (minor)
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS “
Faculty were actively engaged in a wide variety of fields that provided access to current, in-depth examples of reallife business. Rather than focusing on book knowledge, they encouraged us to use critical thinking in our coursework by using simulations and case studies. This was enhanced by small class sizes and easy access to professors outside of class time. Nina Klein, 2019
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At TWU’s School of Business, we combine practical excellence in a faithbased context. Practical in terms of real-world business application; excellence in terms of quality of teaching and scholarship; and faith-based that gives context to how we manage our businesses and live our lives.
MARK LEE, DBA Dean,
School of Business
As a business major, you’ll earn your degree while practically preparing for the business world. Our program has been designed to be global, relational, and practical, so you’re equipped for success at every level and in any location.
Potential Careers
Accountant
Marketing Director
Human Resources Manager
Economist
Market Researcher
Financial Analyst
Corporate Consultant
Project Manager
Entrepreneur
Financial Advisor
Advertising & Promotion Specialist
Purchasing Manager
Import/Export Specialist
Learn more at twu.ca/sb
Undergraduate Programs
Business Administration (BA)
Business Administration (BBA, honours)
• Accounting Specialization
• Finance Specialization
• Financial Planning Specialization
• Human Resource Management Specialization
• International Business Specialization
• Leadership & Management Specialization
• Marketing Specialization
Corporate Communication (BA)
Sport Management (BA)
Accounting (minor)
Economics (concentration, minor)
International Development Studies (concentration, minor)
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION
“My experience at TWU has been a transformative journey. The knowledge, support, and inspiration I received from my professors have shaped me into the educator I am today. I am grateful for the profound impact that TWU and its exceptional faculty have had on my teaching practice, guiding me to create an inclusive and nurturing learning environment for my students.
Faith Hall, 2023
Our goal is to equip you to become a teacher who models kindness through compassion and hope, joyful learning through wisdom and patience, and knowledge and application through reflective practices and discernment.
LARA RAGPOT, DEd Dean, School of Education
Want to make a difference in the lives of children and young people? Whether you plan to become a certified teacher or an instructor in community-based environments, we’ll support you on your journey to becoming a knowledgeable, competent, reflective, and compassionate educator. Grounded in a Christ-centred approach, our program will equip you to see both children and adults authentically and instruct them with love and excellence. Become a part of educational research and practice that transforms lives and helps develop the minds of future local and global leaders.
Potential Careers
Teacher
Inclusive Education Teacher
Program Coordinator
Education Grant Writer
Non-profit Director
Curriculum Designer
Corporate Trainer
Human Resources Manager
Undergraduate Programs
Education (BA/BEd or BSc/BEd)
• Elementary
• Secondary Two-Year Post-Degree Program (BEd)
• Elementary
• Secondary Inclusive Education (minor)
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SCHOOL OF NURSING
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Developing meaningful relationships with both classmates and faculty members has been incredibly rewarding. The faculty know each student by name, offer genuine support, and pray with them, which creates a super supportive and nurturing environment.
Una Chang, 2024
Our School of Nursing is recognized internationally for our research and leadership. You’ll be equipped to understand what the world needs and how you can help those needs.
SHERYL REIMER-KIRKHAM, PHD Dean, School of Nursing
Caring for the health and well-being of individuals, families, and communities is both motivating and rewarding. Gain the knowledge and skills you need for a nursing career in hospitals and community-based settings and the practical experience you require to be highly sought after when you graduate. Our program is unique as we are always considering how Christian faith can inform nursing. You’ll learn how to see patients as people created in the image of God—a perspective that will become an integral part of your practice, treating all patients in excellence and with the dignity each one deserves.
Potential Careers
Nurse
Midwife
Medical Care Researcher
Public Health Service Manager
Social Worker
Paramedic
International Development Worker
Health Professional
Health Advocate
Undergraduate Programs
Nursing (BSN)
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FACULTY OF HUMANITIES & SOCIAL SCIENCES
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Trinity Western is not just a place where you go to have fun and leave with a degree. It’s a place where you will begin thinking critically about things, starting with your own worldview and belief system.
Sebastian Wingfield, 2018
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We observe all we study through a Christ-centred lens, illuminating human potential and possibility as inspired by God. We’ll prepare you for a fulfilling future because when you understand more, you can become more.
TODD MARTIN, PHD
Provost & Interim President
We’re all about the people, places, events, and ideas that shape our world. Interested in why we act the way we do? Think it’s important to study the past in order to create a better future? Excellent. You’re right where you belong.
Potential Careers
Editor
Teacher
Counsellor
Non-profit Director
Lawyer
Journalist
Politician
Social Worker
Librarian
Translator
Researcher
Entrepreneur
Professor
Speech Pathologist
Missions Worker
Learn more at twu.ca/fhss
Undergraduate Programs
Applied Linguistics (BA)
Biblical Studies (BA, honours)
English (BA, honours)
Environmental Studies (BA, honours)
General Studies (BA)
Geography (BA)
History (BA, honours)
Humanities (BA)
Intercultural Religious Studies (BA)
International Studies (BA, honours)
Philosophy (BA, honours)
Political Studies (BA, honours)
Pre-Law (certificate)
Psychology (BA, honours)
Psychology with Human Services
Certificate (BA)
Social Sciences (BA)
Social Sciences with Human Services
Certificate (BA)
Sociology (BA)
Sociology with Human Services
Certificate (BA)
Theology (BA)
Catholic Studies (minor)
Chinese (minor)
French Language & Literature (concentration, minor)
French Language (concentration, minor)
Gender Studies (minor)
Social Studies (minor)
Spanish (concentration, minor)
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FACULTY OF NATURAL & APPLIED SCIENCES “
My studies at TWU have profoundly impacted me both intellectually and spiritually. I felt supported and encouraged by my professors in all the courses I took. Because of my math degree at TWU, I am able to approach problems and find solutions with a deeper critical lens and a greater appreciation for how Christianity and science interact.
Lewis Van Dyk, 2020
Our world-class professors have unique expertise and are active in their fields of research, offering opportunities to conduct research where you can experience what it’s like to be on the cutting edge of humanity’s experience of God’s creation.
GLEN VAN BRUMMELEN, PHD Dean, Faculty of Natural & Applied Sciences
We have the programs, professors, and technology to help you achieve your goals and fuel your passion. As a science student, you’ll develop strong critical thinking and practical skill while learning about God’s creation. You can also study with confidence, knowing that a high percentage of our graduates who apply to medical school get accepted.
Potential Careers
Doctor
Dentist
Engineer
Veterinarian
Researcher
Lab Technician
Marine Biologist
Chemist
Environmental Planner
Technical Writer
Computer Programmer
Software Developer
Learn more at twu.ca/fnas
Undergraduate Programs
Biology (BSc, honours)
• Biochemistry & Molecular
Biology Emphasis
• Cell & Developmental Biology
Emphasis
• Ecology Emphasis
• General Biology Emphasis
• Pre-Professional Studies
• Dentistry
• Medicine
• Pharmacy
• Veterinary Medicine
Biotechnology (BSc, honours)
Biotechnology & Business
Administration (BSc)
Biotechnology & Chemistry (BSc)
Chemistry (BSc, honours)
• General Program
• Grad School Preparation Program
• Life Sciences Program
Computing Science (BSc)
• Data Science Stream
• General Stream
Engineering (transfer program)
Environmental Studies (BSc, honours)
General Studies (BSc)
Mathematics (BSc)
• Data Science Stream
• General Stream
Natural & Applied Sciences (BSc)
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Q: Can you tell us about yourself and what drew you to the program you studied at TWU?
A: Hi, I'm Isabella. Everyone at Trinity Western calls me Izzy. I graduated from TWU with an honours degree in business, and I specialized in HR. What led me to my program was I started working in HR at a pretty young age, so I knew that was what I wanted to do.
I grew up between two cultures. My family emigrated from Colombia to Canada, and I loved being a part of both cultures and getting to experience calling two places home, but it also left me with a need and longing for belonging. In Colombia, my family had heard about TWU, and they had always wanted their kids to go to this university. When I came to Trinity Western, I was only planning on staying for one or two years, but I was so surprised by the people that I met and the warmness of the community. I found a place that had values that I could really resonate with. I'm so privileged to call Trinity Western University home, and I really am proud of the time that I had there.
Q: How did your time at TWU equip you to be the light?
A: The community was super supportive and empowering. I feel like it just comes back to people. God used people to pour into me and see my light, but I could then be made aware of it and show it. I think I was given a lot of confidence and joy in who God created me to be. And yes, that was from my personal relationship with the Lord, but it was from other people who again called that out and were able to uplift me during highs and lows in my degree.
Q: How has this impacted your career?
A: I work in human resources, and I love it. HR is more than hiring and firing. For me, it's about coaching and giving people the resources to succeed. It's actually really about discipleship and how I can empower others to become who God has created them to be. I deal with people walking through conflict and dark places, and I feel privileged to be a sort of comfort and light in situations that are difficult.
I enjoy walking alongside people in their employment journey and helping them feel at home because that was a big question mark for me growing up. So as an HR professional, I want to be someone who responds to people with kindness and warmth and who cares about their needs and helps people find their place.
Q: Can you share a transformational moment from your time at TWU?
A: I feel the most transformational impact was the support I had from my professors—my HR professors specifically. Jani McKay and Joan Deeks are just so gracious. It was a point in my life where some days were just very hard emotionally, mentally, and spiritually. I had so many conversations with those two professors and others who were very gracious. Our classes had no more than 15 people, and we would have conversations about faith, our life, prayer requests, and even things happening in the industry. They made such a holistic space for learning, where they really saw us as human beings.
And even now, I feel like I can just go to them with anything whether it's related to my career or my life. When I was trying to find a job, they were very helpful with their contacts. When I see them now that I’m a graduate, they still ask how my family is, so just like how Trinity Western has always felt like a safe space, they make me feel safe. I think my professors really had that kind of transformational impact on my career and personal life.
Q: If you could give one piece of advice to a prospective student considering TWU, what would it be?
A: It's very easy to just coast and go to classes and go home, but really invest in the people around you and in yourself. Sign up for things—go on a travel study. I went to Kenya. I met a lot of lifelong friends on that trip, and it was just the coolest experience. Because of that new experience, I got to add that perspective to my profession and learn about HR in a Kenyan context and with other people in business. I would say that TWU has so much to offer. Don't sit back.
TWU graduates are equipped for life
As a graduate of Trinity Western, you will belong to our global community of over 30,000 alumni, who are using their TWU education to make a difference worldwide. Our graduates are:
• Living lives that reflect their calling
• Feeling socially connected and part of a community
• Confident in pursuing their career goals
• Ready to adapt to problems
*2021 National Survey of Student Engagement (NSSE)
Your journey with TWU doesn’t end at graduation.
We invite you to partner with us as you continue to do life. The TWU Alumni Department and the Centre for Calling and Career Development are committed to helping recent graduates explore personal, educational, and career opportunities that are unique to them. Our hope is that you feel supported as you continue your journey of growth and discovery.
Where are Trinity Western graduates working?
Health Care
Education
Accounting, Banking & Finance
Non-Profit, Charity & Volunteer
Business, Consulting & Management
Marketing, Advertising & PR
Engineering & Manufacturing
Creative Arts & Design
Environment & Agriculture
Leisure, Sports & Tourism
Hospitality & Events Management
Information Technology
Last year’s graduates are already serving in a wide array of sectors and organizations:
• Allied Properties Reit
• Assante Wealth Management
• BC Children’s Hospital
• CBI Health
• Center for Autism and Related Disorders (CARD)
• Chinook's Edge School Division & Red Deer Polytechnic
• Crestview Strategy
• Crowe Mackay LLP
• Deloitte
• Developmental Disabilities Association
• Fraser Health
• House of Commons
• Infinity Properties
• Kuehne + Nagel Ltd
• Kurumbuka Leadership Solutions
• Langley School District
• Manson School District
• MEC
• Morton Park
• Nelson Community Services
• North Langley Community Church
• Northern Health AuthorityHaida Gwaii Hospital
• Northwest Washington Fair
• Option Community Services
• Prime Sport & Performance
• Progressive Intercultural Community Services
• Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA)
• QuadReal
• Seeds of Love and Hope International Society
• Signal Hill Life Education Society
• SKY Helicopters
• Sprott Shaw College
• Surrey School District
• Traditional Learning Academy
• Trinity Western University
• Vancouver Coastal Health
• Vancouver Division of Family Practice
• White Canvas Design Agency
• YoungLife of Canada
*This is a partial list
CANADIAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
Students are required to graduate from high school or equivalent with a university preparatory program. The minimum requirement for admission is graduation from high school, with a 70% average in English 12 (or equivalent) and three additional Grade 12 academic courses.
For early provisional admission (prior to January 31) and regular provisional admission based on in-progress high school grades, a combination of Grade 11 and Grade 12 academic courses including English 11 or 12 may be used for evaluation.
Students not meeting the required number of courses or GPA will be considered on a case-by-case basis.
Final admission is reviewed and granted upon receipt of your official final transcript showing graduation date and meeting the above minimum admission requirements.
For other provinces, the minimum requirement for admission is graduation from an accredited high school (70% average), with Grade 12 English and the required Grade 12 academic courses.
AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
The minimum academic requirement for admission is graduation from an accredited high school, with a minimum GPA of 3.0 in the following curriculum:
• Four years of English
• Three years of mathematics
• Two years of social science
• Two years of science
• Two years of additional academic courses
Admission requirements
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
The admission requirements for international students include:
• Official school documentation
• Certification for English language proficiency (There are eight ways you can meet this requirement.) Visit twu.ca/international-requirements
Visit twu.ca/international for more details, as well as information about ESL programs and the University Transition program, which provides special support to help international students succeed at TWU.
HOMESCHOOL STUDENTS
Our homeschool admission requirements are designed to recognize your unique approach to learning and allow us the opportunity to assess your accomplishments. Visit twu.ca/homeschool or contact your admissions counsellor for more details.
APPROVED ACADEMIC COURSES
Visit twu.ca/admissions for a list of approved courses and requirements for all provinces and territories.
You have a path to TWU
We’ll help you find it.
Our financial aid team is here to sit down with you one on one to make a budget and see how you can fund your TWU education.
Set up a time to meet with us, and we will walk you through budgeting, scholarships, employment opportunities, grants, and ways past students have been able to afford TWU. Visit twu.ca/financial-aid or scan the QR code on the next page.
Academic Scholarships:
Need-Based Aid:
Build your resumé and learn new skills, with the convenience of working on campus. 97% of students received scholarships and financial aid from TWU this past year.
Campus Employment:
Depending on your GPA and course load, we offer academic scholarships of up to $6,000 per year.
If you have financial need, we can provide assistance through scholarships, grants, and endowment awards.
TUITION & FEES
Estimated Cost of Attendance 2024/25
Based on 100% course load (30 semester hours)
Tuition ($760 per semester hour) $22,800 *Standard Dorm Housing
Meal Plan
Fees
& Supplies
* Other housing options include economy rooms ($4,100) and premium rooms ($5,650).
** Our meal plans offer many options to satsify any appetite. Prices range from $5,192 to $7,584 per year. Most students select the Gold Meal Plan of 14 meals per week.
All costs listed are for the 2024/25 academic year. Costs for 2025/26 will be published at twu.ca/admissions when available in October 2024.
All costs are listed in Canadian dollars. The estimated cost for tuition, room and board, and fees for one year is approximately CAN$36,192 or US$26,474 when factoring in the current exchange rate (as of May 2024).
For more tuition and financial aid information, see twu.ca/awards
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