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About Trinity Western University

Mission

Programs Overview

Faculty of Humanities & Social Sciences

Faculty of Natural & Applied Sciences

School of Arts, Media + Culture

School of Business

School of Education

School of Human Kinetics

School of Nursing

Laurentian Leadership Centre (Ottawa)

Travel Studies

Community Life

Spiritual Life

Spartans Athletics

Alumni Feature

Admission Requirements

Tuition & Financial Aid

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Imagine a university that does more than just prepare you for a career, but also equips you to find and fullfil your purpose—where you’ll learn relevant professional skills while exploring bigger ideas about who you are and what you are meant to do.

Interested? We'd love to tell you more.

Langley, BC

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See more at twu.ca/virtual-tour

27 Canada WestChampionships

98% 1st year students would recommend TWU to others

12 U SPORTS National Championships

Founded 1962 5,000 Students25 Average 1st year class size

40 Minutes from the beach

45 Minutes from the mountains

45 Minutes from Vancouver

13% International75% Canadian 12% American

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"As an arm of the Church, to develop godly Christian leaders:

positive, goal-oriented university graduates with thoroughly Christian minds;

growing disciples of Jesus Christ who glorify God through fullfiling the Great Commission,

serving God and people in the various marketplaces of life."

Since our first days in 1962, Trinity Western

has held a unique vision for delivering an

academically excellent liberal arts and

sciences education within the context of a

Christ-centred community.

We have grown to become the largest faith-

based university in Canada and one of North

America’s premier Christian universities,

offering a full range of undergraduate

degrees (48) and graduate degrees (19),

as well as professional schools in business,

education, human kinetics, nursing and the

arts, media and culture.

What we are most proud of is our diverse

alumni community—who, in all walks of life,

are the embodiment of our mission, as they

positively impact the lives and communities

they serve.

We are driven by a deep desire to equip you

to find and fulfill your purpose, by helping

you discover your passion and develop it into

a profession. So you too can live a fulfilling

life of positive impact and meaning.

THE MISSION OF TRINITY WESTERN UNIVERSITY

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FACULTY OF HUMANITIES & SOCIAL SCIENCES

Biblical Studies (BA)

Catholic Studies (minor)*

Christianity and Culture (BA)

English (BA)

Environmental Studies (BA)

European Studies (BA)

French (concentration, minor)

Gender Studies (minor)

General Studies (BA)

Geography (BA)

History (BA)

Human Services (certificate)

Humanities (BA)

Inter-Cultural Studies (BA)

International Studies (BA)

Linguistics (BA)

Philosophy (BA)

Political Studies (BA)

Psychology (BA)

Religious Studies (BA)

Social Studies (concentration, minor)

Sociology (BA)

Spanish (concentration, minor)

Teaching English as a Second

Language (certificate)

World Languages and Cultures (BA)

SCHOOL OF HUMAN KINETICS

Elementary School Physical Education (minor)

Human Kinetics (BA)

Human Kinetics (BHK) • Generalist • Kinesiology • Physical Education • Sport and Leisure Management

Sport and Leisure Management (BA)

FACULTY OF NATURAL & APPLIED SCIENCES

Biology (B.Sc.)

Biotechnology (B.Sc.)

Biotechnology and Business Administration (B.Sc.)

Biotechnology and Chemistry (B.Sc.)

Chemistry (B.Sc.)

Computer Science (B.Sc.)

Engineering (transfer program)

Environmental Studies (B.Sc.)

General Studies (B.Sc.)

Information Systems (minor)

Mathematics (B.Sc.)

Mathematics with Computing

Science (B.Sc.)

Natural and Applied Sciences (B.Sc.)

Physics (concentration, minor)

Pre-Professional Sciences • Dentistry • Medicine • Pharmacy • Veterinary Medicine

SCHOOL OF ARTS, MEDIA + CULTURE

Acting (BFA)

Art + Design (BA)

Arts, Media + Culture (BA)

Corporate Communication (BA)

Film Studies (minor)

Game Development (BA)

Media + Communication (BA) • Leadership stream • Media stream • Professional writing stream

Music (BA)

Theatre (BA)

Worship Arts (BA)

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS

Accounting (minor)


Business Administration (BA)

Business Administration (BBA) • Accounting (CPA-accredited) • Corporate Finance • Human Resource Management • International Business • Leadership and Management • Marketing


Economics (minor)


International Development Studies (minor)

Sport and Leisure Management (BHK)

SCHOOL OF EDUCATION

Education (BA/B.Ed. or B.Sc./B.Ed.) • Elementary • Secondary

Two-Year Post-Degree Program (B.Ed.) • Elementary • Secondary

Special Education (minor)

SCHOOL OF NURSING

Nursing (BSN)

“I learn from students and they learn from me. It’s great to watch them grow and develop. I love having an impact on their lives because I know they’re going to have an impact on other people’s lives. It has an exponential effect.”

Blair Whitmarsh, Ph.D.Dean and Professor, School of Human Kinetics

Holly Faith Nelson, Ph.D.Department Chair and Professor, English

“The purpose of a university education is to question and to think. But to be able to do that within a faith structure, in a supportive environment, is very empowering for students.”


* Offered in partnership with Catholic Pacific College


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.

FACULTY OFHUMANITIES& SOCIALSCIENCES

POTENTIAL CAREERS:

Editor

Teacher

Counsellor

Non-Profit Director

Lawyer

Journalist

Politician

Social Worker

Librarian

Translator

Researcher

Entrepreneur

Doctor

Professor

Speech Pathologist

Missions Worker

UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS:

Biblical Studies (BA)

Catholic Studies (minor)*

Christianity and Culture (BA)

English (BA)

Environmental Studies (BA)

European Studies (BA)

* Offered in partnership with Catholic Pacific College

French (concentration, minor)

Gender Studies (minor)

General Studies (BA)

Geography (BA)

History (BA)

Human Services (certificate)

Humanities (BA)

Inter-Cultural Studies (BA)

International Studies (BA)

Linguistics (BA)

Philosophy (BA)

Political Studies (BA)

Psychology (BA)

Religious Studies (BA)

Social Studies (concentration, minor)

Sociology (BA)

Spanish (concentration, minor)

Teaching English as a Second Language (certificate)

World Languages and Cultures (BA)_

Learn more at twu.ca/fhss

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Sebastian Wingfield (’18)DuPont, WAPsychology

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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 world view and belief system.”


“As a pre-dentistry student at TWU, and now as a dentist, I hope to serve both locally and on the mission field. TWU faculty were a huge encouragement to me, providing extra help and assurance—and the friends I made pushed me to improve and really exemplified what it means to both live and lead with integrity.”

Jon Chan (’14)Vancouver, BCPre-Dentistry

FACULTY OF NATURAL & APPLIED SCIENCESWhether you intend to advance your understanding of cancer, unearth ways to better care for our planet or set yourself up well to get into medical school, you’ll want to be here. As a science student, you'll develop strong critical thinking and practical skills. You can also study with confidence knowing that a high percentage of our grads 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


Biology (B.Sc.)

Biotechnology (B.Sc.)


Biotechnology and Chemistry (B.Sc.)

Chemistry (B.Sc.)

Computer Science (B.Sc.)

Engineering (transfer program)

Environmental Studies (B.Sc.)

General Studies (B.Sc.)


Mathematics (B.Sc.)

Mathematics with Computing

Science (B.Sc.)

Natural and Applied Sciences (B.Sc.)

Physics (concentration, minor)

Pre-Professional Sciences • Dentistry • Medicine • Pharmacy • Veterinary Medicine

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Learn more at twu.ca/fnas


“I’m getting a deeper theological understanding of worship—which has challenged me to think beyond music and translate my worship to God through my everyday actions.”

SCHOOL OF THE ARTS, MEDIA + CULTUREAs a highly creative individual, you’re looking for a rich and stimulating academic community of like-minded people who want to engage and develop their own personal voices and impact their culture. You’ll find your people here.

POTENTIAL CAREERS:

Television Writer

Web Designer

Graphic Designer

Illustrator

Set Designer

Artist

Actor

Musician

Music Therapist

Playwright

Journalist

Filmmaker

Digital Strategist

Producer

Worship Leader

Communications Specialist

Sound Designer Animator

Game Developer


Acting (BFA)

Art + Design (BA)

Arts, Media + Culture (BA)


Film Studies (minor)

Game Development (BA)

Media + Communication (BA) • Leadership stream • Media stream • Professional writing stream

Music (BA)

Theatre (BA)

Worship Arts (BA)

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Learn more at twu.ca/samc


Tianna GartlyAbbotsford, BCTrinity Worship Project Intercultural Religious Studies & Worship Arts

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“I want to become a Chartered Professional Accountant. TWU’s Accounting Association offers many networking events and is dedicated to helping all accounting and finance students land jobs after university. Similarly, TWU’s Business Mentorship program helps students build professional connections and gain valuable insight. These opportunities have set me up for success after my time at Trinity Western.”

Kayla Gordon (’18)Prince George, BCBBA(H) Accounting

POTENTIAL CAREERS:

Accountant

Marketing Director

Human Resources Manager

Lawyer

Economist

Market Researcher

Financial Analyst

Corporate Consultant

Project Manager

Risk Manager

Entrepreneur


Accounting (minor)


Business Administration (BA)

Business Administration (BBA) • Accounting (CPA-accredited) • Corporate Finance

• Human Resource Management • International Business • Leadership and Management • Marketing


Economics (minor)


International Development Studies (minor)

Sport and Leisure Management (BHK)

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Learn more at twu.ca/sb


SCHOOL OF BUSINESSIn today’s competitive marketplace, credentials are no longer enough—you need to stand out in a crowd. As a business major, you’ll earn your degree while practically preparing for the business world.


“I love Trinity Western. The professors here are some of the best; they are very personal and not intimidating at all. TWU is a great place to transition from high school into the real world. I have gained more independence being here than I ever could have imagined. There are many mentors who are always willing to invest in you. It’s a great environment to grow into your identity in Christ.”

Ffion Davies (’18) Calgary, ABEducation

POTENTIAL CAREERS:

Teacher

Non-Profit Director

Program Coordinator

Education Grant Writer

Early Childhood Educator

Teacher’s Aide

Special Education Teacher

Curriculum Designer

Corporate Trainer

Human Resources Manager


SCHOOL OF EDUCATIONWant 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.


Education (BA/B.Ed. or B.Sc. /B.Ed.)

• Elementary

• Secondary

Two-Year Post-Degree Program (B.Ed.) • Elementary • Secondary

Special Education (minor)

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Learn more at twu.ca/se

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POTENTIAL CAREERS:

Physiotherapist

Sport Psychologist

Prosthetic Clinician

Personal Trainer

PE Teacher

Coach

Sports Broadcaster

Sports Manager

Nutritionist

Life Coach

Occupational Therapist

Kinesiologist


Elementary School Physical Education (minor)Sport and Leisure Management (BA)

Human Kinetics (BA)

Human Kinetics (BHK) • Generalist • Kinesiology • Physical Education • Sport and Leisure Management

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Learn more at twu.ca/shk

SCHOOL OF HUMAN KINETICSLike you, we know that sport, health and recreation play an important part in thriving communities and represent a growing number of professional opportunities. We’ll give you the theoretical foundations and, through our Spartans Athletics programs, the practical experience you need to pursue a fulfilling career.

“I’m in the student trainer program at TWU, and it has been an amazing opportunity to gain experience in the field I’m most passionate about. Being a part of the Human Kinetics program has already opened doors for me and I would love to continue along this path. I hope to one day run my own personal training and nutrition coaching company.”

Meg Kwiatkowski (’17)Sport and Leisure ManagementTsawwassen, BC


“I love what the School offers beyond the nursing program—the connections with professors and learning from a Christian perspective. My favourite part of the program is being at the hospital with patients during my clinical experience.”

Sofia Del Vasto (’18)Oakville, ONNursing

POTENTIAL CAREERS:

Nurse

Midwife

Medical Care Researcher

Public Health Service Manager

Social Worker

Paramedic

International Development

Health Advocacy


Nursing (BSN)

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Learn more at twu.ca/sn


SCHOOL OF NURSINGCaring for the health and well-being of individuals, families and communities is what you want to do. We give you 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.


SERVE IN CANADA’S CAPITAL

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The Laurentian Leadership Centre (LLC) is a

live-in extension program in a historic mansion in

the heart of Ottawa, the nation’s capital.

Live and study for a semester just a few blocks

from Parliament Hill. Together with a small group

of other students, you’ll study leadership, ethics,

public policy, culture and faith.

When not in class, you might work as an intern

in a government leader’s office, help a non-profit

meet the needs of people around the world or

write about the issues that matter today.

No other program in Canada offers the same

access to elite Ottawa internships in politics and

NGOs. Plus, the LLC’s Executive Director will work

personally with you to find you an internship that

matches your interests.

Spend an unforgettable semester studying and

completing an internship in the heart of Canada’s

capital.

Learn more at twu.ca/llc



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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

included Athens, Bratislava (Slovakia), Israel,

London, Munich, Ottawa, Paris, Prague, Vienna,

Yaounde (Cameroon) 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 see it for yourself.

Learn more at twu.ca/travel

Best Semester

Want to spend a semester in Australia? How

about Russia, Egypt, China, Uganda, Latin

America, Los Angeles or Oxford? You’ve

got lots of options for studying abroad through

the Best Semester program.

Learn more at bestsemester.com

OUR WORLD IS WAITING



MEET SOME FRIENDS.

HAVE SOME FUN.

Love sports? Theatre? Music? Want to develop

your leadership skills? Be part of Mars’ Hill, our

award-winning student newspaper? Join an over-

seas mission project? Connect with great people

who love what you love, and make friendships

that will inspire, challenge and strengthen you for

the rest of your life.

Living on Campus: Discover an intentional

community experience not found anywhere else,

when you live on campus. Every day there’s a new

opportunity to get involved in a ministry, club or

team. Have a meaningful conversation about life

and what you are learning. Make new friends to

hang out with in classes, at meals and at various

events and social gatherings. What better way to

experience campus life than to live in the middle

of it?

Take a look around campus at twu.ca/virtual-tour

Commuter Life: Not living on campus? You won’t

be lost in the crowd. In our collegiums—special

lounges for commuters—you’ll connect with other

students and make new friends. It’s your perfect

home away from home, with comfy couches,

fireplaces, microwaves and coffee.

See for yourself at twu.ca/collegium

Fort Langley / Trinity Western House: Just a

five-minute drive from campus is the university

town of Fort Langley, the home of Trinity Western

House—a great place to do homework, hang out

with friends, watch live-streamed Spartans games

or buy limited-edition TWU merch. Best of all,

there’s free Wi-Fi!

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DISCOVER GOD’S PLAN

FOR YOUR LIFE.

Expand out into the world. Find an outreach

opportunity that’s right for you and use your

talents to change lives for Christ. Here are a few

options:

• Help out in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside.

• Volunteer with our local prison and youth

centre ministries.

• Join a missions team in countries like Haiti,

Israel and Cambodia.

• Start a new international or local outreach

program.

Develop your faith. You can choose to take

part in some great on-campus programs, like a

small-group Bible study or a student mentorship.

And because professors integrate Christian

perspectives into their material, you’ll be

challenged to grow spiritually as you sit in class.

Daily Chapel. The respite you crave in the midst of a busy schedule, Chapel helps you carve out the time and space you need to meet with and hear from God. Non-mandatory but vital, with a great lineup of speakers, interactive worship and other special activities, it’s one of the best ways for you to encounter God on campus and be empowered to do the things He cares about.

Learn more at twu.ca/spiritual-life



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Our Complete Champion Approach™ helps

athletes be winners in all aspects of life—and it has

also built a legacy of success at the national level.

Spartans U SPORTS Team Championships:

U SPORTS Individual Medals

For Spartans tickets and more, visit gospartans.ca

Get active and explore the campus:

• Intramurals: basketball, volleyball,

flag football and indoor soccer

• Club teams: outdoor club, Trinity Western

Spartans Sport Club, golf, cycling and running

• Group fitness

• Fitness centre

• Climbing wall

• Walking trails

• Or start your own club!27 Canada WestChampionships

42 Canada WestGold Medals

12 U SPORTS National

Championships

14 National Gold Medals



“I see Christians critiquing culture from the bleachers. I love being in the thick of things, being called to go into those dark places that don’t have Jesus. We shouldn’t be scared of doing that.” Scott Forsyth (’14)

Choreographer

Vancouver, BC

Scott Forsyth has become a force of influence in the world of dance choreography. He’s

been featured on big name TV shows (World of Dance, America’s Got Talent), worked

with a variety of celebrities, taught in countries around the world and been nominated

for several awards. With hundreds of thousands of followers on social media, the 2018

Alumni Achievement Award winner feels an extra measure of responsibility in how he

presents himself. “My education at TWU has helped me navigate through the grey areas

in witnessing to those around me,” he says. “How I do business can have a lasting impact

on those around me. As leaders, we need to come together, use our gifts well and trust

that God will provide opportunities for us to share our faith.”

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ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

High School Students

For B.C. students, the minimum requirement for

admission is graduation from high school with a 70%

average in English 12 (or equivalent) and three additional

Grade 12 courses from TWU’s approved course list. Three

academic Grade 11 courses are also recommended,

including English 11 (but excluding physical and health

education, career education, applied design, skills

and technology, or religious studies courses). We

recommend that one course in Grade 11 and one course

in Grade 12 be in math or science.

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.

Approved Academic Courses

Visit twu.ca/admissions for a list of approved courses

and requirements or all provinces and territories.

Homeschool Students

If you’re enrolled with a blended learning school

and set to graduate with a provincial high

school diploma, regular provincial admissions

requirements would pertain to you. If you do not

fullfil those requirements, you may complete the

regular admission application and submit a Home

Schooled Education Background chart. (Admissions

Counsellors will provide the document.) Visit

twu.ca/homeschool or contact your Admissions

Counsellor for more details.

International Students

The admission requirements for international students

applying to TWU include:

• Official School Documentation

• Certification for English Language Proficiency

(There are eight ways that you can meet this

requirement. Visit twu.ca/admissions-aid/

undergraduate/international-applicants)

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.

HOW TO APPLY

Trinity Western accepts applications year round. To

meet the priority application deadline, complete

both your admissions and financial aid applications

by March 1.

1. Apply for admission online at twu.ca/apply.

2. Send the most recent updated copy of

your grades.

3. Apply for financial aid at twu.ca/awards.

As soon as we receive your transcripts, we’ll evaluate

your application. Your Admissions Counsellor will

contact you once a decision has been made. (Note: You

can email us a clear, easy-to-read scan or photo of your

interim grades. Your official, final transcript must be

mailed from your school in a sealed envelope.)

Contact Us

Our admissions team is ready to answer any

questions you have about TWU. Once you apply,

you’ll be assigned a specific counsellor

to help you along every step of the way.

undergraduate admissions office

t: 604.513.2019 or 1-888-GO-TO-TWU

twu.ca/undergraduate

social

Facebook.com/trinitywestern

Twitter.com/trinitywestern

Instagram: trinitywestern

Trinity Western University admits students of any race, colour, creed, nationality

and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs and activities generally

accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate

on the basis of race, colour, creed, nationality or ethnic origin in administration

of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs

and athletic and other school-administered programs.



$8M 97% $5,600in financial aid available

to TWU students every year

of students received scholarships and financial

aid from TWU in 2019

is the average amount of financial aid TWU students

receive each year

We offer both merit-based and need-based aid to help you finance your education. For a complete listing of awards, go to twu.ca/awards.

“I’ve always admired TWU for its bold declaration of faith in Jesus Christ, the consistency in its quality of education and the way it flourishes in the Christian community. I look forward to growing, learning, strengthening my character and pursuing a Christ-filled life here. Financial support is another confirmation from God that this is where He is leading me.”

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COST OF ATTENDANCE (2019/2020)

Your education shapes who you become, both personally and professionally. Invest in yourself and

your future by choosing an education that will help you build a strong, skilled foundation and set you

up for success —no matter where you end up!

TUITION & FEES

Tuition fees are calculated at a rate of $742 per semester hour.

Per Semester Per Year

12 sem. hrs. $8,904 24 sem. hrs. $17,808

15 sem. hrs. $11,130 30 sem. hrs. $22,260

18 sem. hrs. $13,356 36 sem. hrs. $26,712

Certain courses have class fees over and above tuition. To see a complete list of these costs, please

refer to the Office of the Registrar website at twu.ca/registrar.

HOUSING FEES & MEAL PLANS

housing – Room rates for the academic year (fall and spring semesters).

Room Type Per Year

Robson $4,400 - $5,100

Premium $4,950

Standard $4,400

Economy $3,850

Single Room Additional $2,000

meal plans – Our Ultimate Dining Meal Plan offers options to satisfy any appetite. Prices range from

$4,230 to $6,032 per year. Many students choose the Gold Plan, 14 meals per week for $4,826.

FINANCIAL AIDAbout 97% of TWU students receive scholarships and aid, which help make their education possible.

Our financial aid team is available to sit down with you one-on-one to make a budget and find ways to

fund your TWU education.

Over $8 million in scholarships is awarded each year. Our average aid package is $5,600.

Email [email protected] to set up a meeting with our team, and check out twu.ca/awards for updated

tuition and financial aid information.

ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIPS

We offer academic scholarships up to $6,000 per year depending on GPA and course load. Check out

twu.ca/awards for more info on academic scholarships.

All costs listed are for the 2019/2020 academic year. Costs for 2020/2021 will be published at twu.ca/undergraduate when available.


Kalisse Barwich

Registered Nurse

MSN (’17)

“At Trinity Western, I had the opportunity to learn the art of nursing in an environment that

recognizes people and patients as more than merely physical beings. I was supported

and encouraged to pursue my passions for both nursing and global health and given a

solid foundation on which to base my nursing career and vocation.”

William Sikkema

Ph.D. candidate

B.Sc., Biotechnology & Chemistry (’14)

Kevin HarwoodCreative Director & Producer, “The Station” video game

BBA (’13)

97% are satisfied with their decision to attend

96% say we met or exceeded their expectations

TWU

96% would recommend us

30,000 alumni

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“Trinity Western’s lab environment is fantastic. I think that’s what most prepared me for

being a researcher. My professors taught me to think like a researcher, to work in a lab

and to think about science in a broader fashion.”

“I checked out other schools where you’re just one person in a hive. The small class sizes at

TWU mean you can talk to a professor without having to schedule it in advance. I’m also

grateful for their multi-disciplinary and liberal arts mandate—which helped when I had

to write professional documents for grant submissions or come up with tentative legal

agreements in launching the video game.”


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