Students can choose from more than 140 on-campus programs and 60 Open Learning programs in eight faculties and schools: Arts; Nursing; Science; Trades and Technology; Adventure, Culinary Arts and Tourism; Business and Economics; Education and Social Work; and Law.Students learn by doing – working in co-op placements, conducting undergraduate research, studying abroad, volunteering in the community and more – with mentorship by TRU’s accessible faculty. TRU’s network of student services – including international student advisors who provide assistance in 10 languages – ensures students can access academic, career and wellness support when they need it.The beautiful main campus in the heart of Kamloops welcomes a diverse student population, enriching TRU’s inclusive community culturally and academically. The WolfPack, TRU’s varsity athletes, train in one of the province’s premier recreational facilities. BC’s largest municipal park is right next door to campus, and housing and shopping are close by.

TRU’s modern combination of excellent teaching, community-inspired research, flexible learning pathways and dedicated student support create an environment where research, creation and innovation thrive – and so do its students.