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INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM GUIDE| 2015ndash2016
Afghanistan Australia Austria Bangladesh Belgium Belize Bhutan Brazil Burundi Cambodia Cameroon Chile
China Colombia Cocircte DrsquoIvoire Croatia Czech Republic Denmark Ecuador Egypt Estonia Ethiopia Finland France
Germany Ghana Greece Guatemala Hong Kong Hungary Iceland India Indonesia Iran Ireland Italy
Jamaica Japan Jordan Kazakhstan Kenya Kuwait Latvia Libya Macao Malaysia Mauritius Mexico
Morocco Netherlands New Zealand Nicaragua Nigeria Norway Oman Pakistan Philippines Poland Romania Russia
Saudi Arabia Singapore South Africa South Korea Spain Sri Lanka Sudan Sweden Switzerland Taiwan Tanzania Thailand
Trinidadand Tobago
Turkey UAE Uganda UK Ukraine USA Uzbekistan Venezuela Vietnam Zambia Zimbabwe
Students from over 85 countries choose to study at TRU
Baihua ChadwickAssociate Vice-President International amp CEO TRU World Global Operations
I wish to extend a warm greeting on behalf of Thompson Rivers University (TRU) We realize there are many institutions where you could choose to study so we are pleased you are considering TRU We are a young institution with a rich history We began as a community college in 1970 and have evolved into what we are todaymdasha premiere Canadian student-centred institution off ering programs ranging from ESL to graduate degrees TRU is home to over 13000 students including over 1750 international students from more than 85 countries and regions
While you are studying at TRU you will be supported by a dedicated International Student Services team at TRU World Studying in a foreign country is an exciting adventure and we want to ensure you are able to take full advantage of all
Canada has to off er TRU World staff are committed to ensuring you have access to any services you may require from admissions to academic planning to housing to personal issues
You can expect to work hard at TRU but we also know that it is important to have some fun Our International Student Activity Program (ISAP) staff plan regular social and cultural activities both on campus and in the community that will allow you to learn a bit about Canadian culture It is also our hope that you will take the opportunity to share your cultures with us As the world becomes smaller and smaller we believe it is important for us to learn continually from one another You have a unique story to share and we hope you will come to TRU and share it with us We look forward to seeing you on our beautiful campus
Dr Alan ShaverPresident and Vice-Chancellor
Students from more than 85 countries come to Thompson Rivers University each year to take advantage of our comprehensive range of programs our unique combinations of fl exible learning options and our balance of theoretical and applied studies
TRU also reaches out to the world through an extensive student exchange program and through partnerships and projects in nearly 50 countries
This commitment to internationalization has given our university a vibrant profi le and reputation around the world It has also enabled our students to develop lifelong skills and connections as they prepare for life and work as citizens of our global village
We invite you to learn more about TRU and send our best wishes for success in your future studies
International Program Guide | 1International Program Guide | 1
Table of ContentsAbout TRUWhy Study at TRU 2
Kamloops Campus 3
Williams Lake Campus 4
DistanceOpen Learning5
Campus LifeStudent Clubs International Days ISAP Sports 6
Study Abroad 8
International Training Centre 10
Transnational Programs 11
International Student Services 12
Research at TRU 13
Work Options for International Students 14
Student Housing amp Accommodation 16
Campus Map 18
Study OptionsComplete Program Listing for International Students 20
English Language Programs 22
International Accreditations and Transfer Credit 23
Global Competency 23
School of Business and Economics 24
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism 28
Faculty of Science
Sciences and Environment 31
Computing Science and Advanced Technology 32
Health Sciences 33
School of Nursing 33
Faculty of Arts 34
Faculty of Human Social and Educational Development 35
School of Trades and Technology 36
Application Instructions Inside Back Cover
Check out our interactive online brochureat i-studentglobalcomtru
2 | International Program Guide About TRU
bull Public government-accredited universitybull More than 100 academic programsbull Founded in 1970bull 590 distance learning coursesbull Based in Kamloops British
Columbia Canadabull 13000 studentsbull 1750 international students from more
than 85 countries
Accreditations and Affi liations
bull Government of British Columbiabull Association of Universities and Colleges
of Canada (AUCC)bull Languages Canadabull Council of International Schoolsbull Education Quality Assurance
(EQA) Designationbull Education auin Canada
Why Study at TRUChoice of Programsbull Master degreesbull Graduate certifi catesbull Post-Baccalaureate diplomasbull Bachelor degreesbull Certifi cates and diplomasbull English as a Second Language (ESL)bull University preparationbull University transferbull Distanceonline education
Access to Programsbull Conditional admissions availablebull TOEFL IELTS and Cambridge exams
accepted but not requiredbull Combined ESL and academic studiesbull Transfer to full-time academic study
after ESL
Special Opportunitiesbull Options to work on and off campusbull Combined study and work programsbull Credit transfer from recognized
institutions overseasbull International exchange programsbull Scholarship programsbull Global Competency Certifi cate
Individual Supportbull Personal counsellingbull Homestay residence or
apartment housingbull Admissions and registration assistancebull Academic advising and
program planningbull Medical services on campusbull Employment services assistancebull Social activities
Key Program Areasbull Business and Economicsbull Computing Sciencebull Educationbull English as a Second Language (ESL)bull Fine Artsbull Health Sciencesbull Journalismbull Lawbull Liberal Arts and Humanitiesbull Science and Environmental Sciencebull Tourismbull Trades and Technology
Suvalee For students that are looking for a place to concentrate on studies in a relaxing environment TRU is an excellent choice Enjoy the natural beauty of a smaller city with warm and supportive people
ABOUT TRU
International Program Guide About TRU | 3
Kamloops CampusLocated in the heart of Kamloops and overlooking the North and South Thompson Rivers the TRU campus features plenty of green space a botanical garden and an impressive mix of historic and modern facilities including the latest projectmdashan innovative revitalization of the original 40-year old Old Main building
A vibrant community of over 13000 students from acrossCanada and around the world complete undergraduate and graduate degrees in addition to diplomas apprenticeships professional certifi cates continuing studies and ESL Another 17000 students take advantage of TRUrsquos fl exible learning options to study online or by distance through the Open Learning division Students can also take programs at regional centres throughout the interior of BC and a satellite campus in Williams Lake
TRU focuses on the individual student experience with small classes accessible faculty research opportunities for graduates and undergraduates co-op and study abroad programs and a global competency distinction Fitting for a university located in The Tournament Capital of Canada TRU has 10 WolfPack varsity teams comprised of 200 athletes participating in basketball volleyball golf hockey baseball soccer badminton cross-country running and swimming Another 600 students participate in an active intramural sports program
Brown Family House of Learning (left) was built to strict green standards under the LEED Gold certifi cation program Home to a four-storey wall of plants (The Living Wall) and the Irving K Barber Centre (above which is the major focal point of the Brown Family House of Learning) has been designed in the context of an Interior Salish pit house and symbolically and practically represents TRUrsquos commitment to our regionrsquos vibrant Aboriginal culture
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Amna I am truly obliged that I have chosen a Canadian university as my learning destination and I am feeling blessed to be here in Kamloops
Visit truworldca for more information for international students
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Williams Lake CampusWilliams Lake is a beautiful city located in the central interior of British Columbia It is the largest urban centre between Kamloops and Prince George
bull Area population of 36000bull Very aff ordable cost of livingbull Small class sizes with dedicated facultybull Close-knit campus community with student services bull Diverse multicultural environment
bull Safe and friendly city
Things to Dobull Williams Lake Stampedebull Movies and theatre bull Mountain biking and hiking bull Shops and cafeacutes bull Alpine and cross-country skiing
Programsbull Practical Nursing Diploma Programmdashonly off ered at the
Williams Lake campus
Begin a bachelor degree in Williams Lakebull Associate of Arts ndash Years 1 and 2bull Bachelor of Arts ndash Years 1 and 2bull Bachelor of Journalism ndash Years 1 and 2bull Bachelor of Business Administration ndash Years 1 and 2bull Bachelor of Science ndash Year 1bull Bachelor of Science in Nursing ndash Years 1 and 2
(intake in even years)bull Bachelor of Social Work ndash Years 1 and 2
EXPERIENCE
(intake in even years)(intake in even years)(intake in even years)bull Bachelor of Social Work ndash Years 1 and 2Bachelor of Social Work ndash Years 1 and 2Bachelor of Social Work ndash Years 1 and 2
For more information visit trucawilliamslake
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International Program Guide About TRU | 5
DistanceOpen LearningThompson Rivers University brings education directly to you through its Open Learning Division (TRU-OL) Now you canget the benefi t of a traditional university education in anon-traditional way
As British Columbiarsquos leading online and distance education provider TRU-OL off ers over 590 courses and 57 programs Students can complete just one course or an entire degree diploma or certifi cate by studying online or by distanceat a pace and place that suits their lifestyle On-campus students can enroll in Open Learning and develop a more fl exible schedule that helps them balance full- or part-time work with their studies
International Studentsbull Open Learning off ers more choice and fl exibility in your
semester schedulebull Complete courses towards your degree before you arrive
to study on campus saving both time and money
How to RegisterRegister online or call Open Learning Student Services
Student Services Advisors help students develop educational plans and provide assistance identifying prerequisites and entrance requirements for specifi c programs transferring credit and assessing informal credit based on prior work experience Once enrolled in a program each student is assigned a personal Program Advisor who provides support for program planning and course selection
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Visit truopenca for more informationon TRU Open Learning programs and courses
6 | International Program Guide Campus Life
Student ClubsThere are many student clubs associations and activity programs on theTRU campus
International Days Festival (IDays)International Days is a unique week-long campus-wide celebration of cultures from around the world Learn about the diversity at TRU and share information about your own culture Join our celebration with food music and dance International Days is held every year in February or March
bull Bangladesh Clubbull Campus Radio ldquoThe Xrdquobull Chinese Student and Scholars
Associationbull French Clubbull India Clubbull Intercultural Councilbull International Soccer Clubbull International Student Activity
Program (ISAP)bull Japanese Clubbull Latin Club
bull Muslim Student Associationbull Nihongo Clubbull Omega Student Newspaperbull Pakistan Clubbull Pan-African Clubbull Russian Speakers Clubbull Saudi Clubbull Sports and Recreationbull Taiwanese Clubbull TRU Student Unionbull Vietnamese Club
John There are tons of ways you can get involved at TRU Getting involved through various clubs and social events at TRU has allowed me to meet people and make friends outside of my program that I might never have gotten the chance to
Visit trusuca for a list of more clubs and to fi nd out more about the TRU Student Union
Like us on facebook facebookcomTRUIDays
Watch International Days videos on our playlist ldquoInternational Days at Thompson Rivers Universityrdquo on our channel mytruworld
STUDENT CLUBS
CAMPUS RADIO
INTERNATIONAL DAYS
CAMPUS LIFE
International Program Guide Campus Life | 7
International Student Activity Program (ISAP)TRU ISAP is an activity program that provides international students with educational fun and exciting activities each semester
bull meet new peoplebull explore the Kamloops areabull experience Canadian culturebull get involved in planning and organizing activitiesbull try new activities
gt facebookcomtruISAP
Varsity AthleticsOur campus features extensive athletic facilities including a sports complex and stadium with an Olympic-sized swimming pool jacuzzi saunas two fully equipped fi tness centres extensive indoor track and court facilities and a FIFA-approved artifi cial grass stadium
TRU off ers a comprehensive varsity athletics program as well as extensive intramural and club sports
WolfPack Varsity Teams
Intramural Sports amp RecreationJust for the fun of it TRU Recreation off ers fun games events tournaments trips and more By getting involved yoursquoll make your university experience memorable meet new friends and facenew challenges
Off -Campus SportsKamloops off ers top-level coaching and club competition in many diff erent sports including swimming rowing track amp fi eld rugby fi gure skating football gymnastics and skiing Students interested in competitiveclub sports can attend TRU while pursuing their sport off campus
Athletic ScholarshipsThe TRU International Student Athletic Scholarship (ISAS) is intended for international students of outstanding sporting ability who qualify for one of TRUrsquos varsity teams
Some activities include
bull horseback ridingbull volleyballbull skiingsnowboardingbull ice skatingbull ice hockeybull tobogganingbull soccerbull games nightbull swimmingbull curlingbull basketballbull badminton
bull golfbull ldquoMusic in the Parkrdquobull white water raftingbull wine toursbull indoor rock climbingbull billiardsbull canoeingkayakingbull bikingbull TRU Survivorsbull shopping tripsbull outdoor theatrebull camping
bull baseball (men)bull soccer (men and women)bull basketball (men and women)bull volleyball (men and women)bull hockey (men)
bull badminton (co-ed)bull curlingbull cross-country running (co-ed)bull cheerleadingbull swimming
Andrey ISAP is my Kamloops family
TRU Moose Check out a WolfPack game at Thompson Rivers University trucaathletics
VARS
ITY
ATH
LETI
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ISAP
WOLFPACK
8 | International Program Guide Campus Life
Study AbroadInternational OpportunitiesEnhance your degree and your university experience Make your degree stand out and incorporate an international experience into your studies Yoursquoll broaden your perspective expand your job opportunities have funmdashand it can count towards your degree
Student Exchange
Through an extensive network of international partnerships TRU off ers a comprehensive student exchange program There is no better teacher than life experience and no better classroom than the world
Study for one or two semesters in another country and have those credits applied toward your TRU degree Currently there are opportunities at more than 220 institutions in over 40 countries
Herersquos why you should go
bull Showcase experience on your resumebull Become a future global leaderbull Take a step toward personal and academic goalsbull Discover new opportunitiesbull Travel the world
Create your own experience at TRU
bull Earn credit towards your degreebull Financial support is providedbull Apply to become a Study Abroad Ambassadorbull Open to Canadian and international studentsbull Earn recognition toward TRUrsquos Global
Competency Certifi cate
Our Study Abroad program gives students a leading edge in an increasingly interconnected world
All you need to do is fi nd a program and apply
Field Schools
bull Earn course credit in international fi eld schoolsmdashcourses run from two to six weeks
bull Step outside of the classroom with a TRU fi eld schoolto experience hands-on learning
bull TRU operates a number of specialized fi eld schools which are unique in terms of location course content program length and cost Field schools normally run from two to six weeks in length and operate between the months of May through August
bull Some fi eld school courses are open to students across a wide range of programs and off er course credit that can be applied to your degree program
Short Term Summer Programs
Yet another great way to travel and experience another culture - for credit Many of our Bilateral exchange partners run 2 3 4 and 6 week programs which students can participate during the months of May June and July These short-term programs typically cover accommodation some meals and cultural activities Students still register at TRU for one or two courses and pay tuition to TRU All other fees are paid directly to the partner school
These summer programs transfer back to 1 or 2 courses at TRU following approval from a Program Advisor If you are not sure about diving into a full semester abroad let this short-term experience be the testing ground to get your feet wet
TRUrsquos Global Competency Certifi cate
Your international and intercultural experiences will be recognized by TRU Our new Global Competency Certifi cate allows students to document their global and intercultural experiencesmdashfrom Study Abroad or learning a second language to volunteer workmdashand earn formal recognition on their offi cial TRU transcript Create your own global experience at TRU and we will help you add it to your resume See page 23 for details
TRUStudyAbroad Ambassador of the week Skye Hines went to Universiteacute Rennes 2 in France for a Bachelor of Arts This could be you myTRU mobility StudyAbroad
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NEW FRIENDSHIPS
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10 | International Program Guide Campus Life
International Training CentreFor over 25 years Thompson Rivers University has been delivering customized training programs of the highest calibre and the professional development we provide to educators (from kindergarten to post-secondary levels) has
earned us world-wide recognition Our intensive short-term programs are strategically balanced to maximize every opportunity for instruction while allowing participants enough time to gain an appreciation of Canadian culture and participate in carefully selected activities The result is a rich and rewarding experience that will last a life time
Summer Language and Cultural ImmersionOur three and four-week open-registration programs provide students with a learner-centred environment that enables them to acquire English through listening speaking and active participation in a rich educational environment The program combines English-language training with cultural activities Participants stay with local families which provides a full immersion experience
Programs include the following
bull Homestay accommodations (meals included)bull Pick up and drop off at Kamloops Airportbull Orientation to TRUrsquos campus and the city of Kamloopsbull Free wireless internet on campusbull Support of instructors in the classroom and during activitiesbull Costs of all scheduled cultural and recreational activities
Customized ProgramsTRU develops many customized technical training programs in areas such as health trades and technology and tourism to name a few TRU has particular strengths in specialized English as a Second Language (ESL) training ESL study tours ESL for specifi c purposes such as ESLBusiness ESLTourism and ESLNursing
Not only can program content be customized but so can many other program attributes such as location of delivery(TRU campus or clients home country) guest speakers accommodations and educationalcultural activities
Programs include the following
bull Customized instruction delivered in Canadaandor in the clientrsquos home country
bull Cultural benefi ts such as guest speakerssite visits and community placements
bull Recreational activities such as golf fi shing hikinghorseback riding and skiing
bull Choice of homestay or dormitory accommodationbull A complete range of support services including
support in the participantrsquos native language
Professional Development for Teachers of English as a Foreign LanguageThis program provides participants with the knowledge and skills they need to excel in their fi eld Program content can be adapted for elementary middle school high school and post-secondary applications In addition length of programs can be customized from two to eight weeks or longer depending on the requirements of the client
Professional Development for Teachers of English as a Foreign Language is comprised of four modules Instructional Methodology Instructional Techniques English for Educators and Cultural Studies
Executive Leadership Training for PrincipalsThis customized program for principals and vice-principals focuses on skills development in educational leadership through training and professional placements The program addresses curriculum development external relations innovative delivery methods human resource issues and planning
Other Language and Culture Programsbull Winter 4-Week Language and Culture Embrace a Canadian
winter while experiencing many parts of culture such as a hockey game tubing skiingsnowboarding and curling
bull Wild Wild West Experience the life of a cowboy while developing your English skills Highlights include visiting a working ranch where you can ride a horse learn to lasso go on a hay ride visit a cowboy museum and listen to cowboys tell campfi re stories Included is a trip to historic Barkerville a fully restored Gold Rush town from the 1800s
bull Business English and Golf for Professionals Kamloops has 13 award-winning golf courses and was voted ldquoNumber One Golf Destination in Canadardquo Personalized golf lessons will be provided
bull ESL and SkiingSnowboarding Increase your English profi ciency while developing skiingsnowboarding skills in a world-class destination at Sun Peaks Resort
For more information please see ITCrsquos Program Guide truworldcaitc
International Program Guide Campus Life | 11
Transnational Programs Transnational programs allow students in partner institutions to partiallymdashor in some cases totallymdashcomplete TRU program requirements at their home institutions Students often transfer to TRU to complete their studies at the conclusion of which they can earn the appropriate degree or diploma awarded by TRU Currently TRU has more than 40 partner institutions in countries such as China Colombia India Korea Mexico New Zealand Turkey United Arab Emirates USA and Vietnam
Study a TRU programat a partner institution(Accreditation Program)
There are more than 1300 students enrolled in TRU programs delivered at partner institutions Current programming areas include Business and Computing Science All of these programs are based on an accreditation model where TRU works with partner institutions to deliver TRU programs in the partnersrsquo home countries
Transfer credits towards a degree at TRU(Articulation Program)
Articulation agreements allow students from partner institutions to seamlessly transfer the credits earned at their home institutions into TRU programs Current programming areas include Arts Business Science Computing Science Tourism and Technology Management
Pathway towards a Canadianuniversity degree at TRU(Pathway Program)
TRU partners with high schools and English language schools These linkages create pathways for qualifi ed students to complete their preparatory studies and then transfer smoothly to university studies at TRU
Have a study abroad experience at TRU(Visiting Student Program)
This program provides students with a study abroad opportunity in Canada The program includes intensive English language courses andor university academic courses drawn from TRUrsquos existing suite of academic courses or TRU can develop a customized suite of courses to meet the needs of a cohort group in a specifi c program area All the courses in this program may be counted towards university credits at TRU partner institutions
For more information visittruworldcatransnational
TRU GRADUATION CEREMONY IN CHINA
SIGNING CEREMONY
TRU GRADUATION CEREMONY IN INDIA
GRADUATION CEREMONY AT TRU
12 | International Program Guide Campus Life
L to R Tracy Barth Lorna Hutchinson Ornella Falsetta Carol Ryujin-Kawa Jean Linteris and Leslie Matthews Not picturedL Jody Peddle
Back Amit Goel (Hindi Punjabi Urdu) Rika Kimura (Japanese) Sultan Almajil (Arabic) Reuben Onyango (Swahili) Tatyana Dikaryeva (Russian Ukrainian)
Front Staff en Liu-Calver (Mandarin) Eric Kim (Korean) and Teresa Wei (Mandarin)
Barb Smith Keisha Morong and Verlinda Wale
InternationalStudent ServicesInternational Admissions bull Six full-time offi cers for
international admissionsbull Application processing within one week
under normal circumstancesbull Personalized response to inquiries
and follow-up questionsbull Admissions advising on specifi c
program requirements
InternationalAcademic Advisingbull Four full-time international
academic advisorsbull Course planning before you
arrive on campusbull Individual advising and course planning
each semesterbull Monitoring of academic performance and
counselling supportbull Academic success guidance
and workshops
Susie My academic advisors were great in helping me plan my courses they really facilitated my career goals and interests to help me choose a program and major which best suited me
For more info emailapplications to iapplytrucaor Apply online atregtruworldcaorderformasp
InternationalStudent Advisorsbull Multilingual teambull Personal counselling and assistance on
all aspects of student life in Canada including housing visa application and settlement services
bull Orientation and welcome servicesincluding airport receptioncity tours and peer programs
International Program Guide Campus Life | 13
Research at TRUFinding Tiny Solutions to Huge ProblemsJonathan Van Hamme PhD Associate Professor Department of Biological Sciences
Dr Van Hamme and his team are developing microscopic clean up crews through bioremediationmdashthe use of microbes to break down pollutants By studying microbes with bioactive qualities on a genetic level and learning precisely what makes their taste for toxins tick this researcher is working to develop strategies to enhance their natural abilities to clean up environmental pollutants
Advancing the Battle Against Drug Resistant BacteriaKingsley Donkor PhD Associate Professor Department of Chemistry
One very promising area of research is into lantibioticsmdashsubstances that not only show remarkable effectiveness against many forms of bacteria but also have a promising ability to thwart the development of resistance Donkor is working to discover the precise way in which lantibiotics destroy bacterial cells so that he can use that knowledge to develop new and even more effective lantibiotic substances
Searching for SuperheroesNaowarat (Ann) Cheeptham PhD Associate Professor Department of Biological Sciences
TRU microbiologist Dr Naowarat (Ann) Cheeptham is going to extremes in her search for new sources of antibiotics to fight multi-drug-resistant bacteria Working with an expert cave explorer to collect microorganisms from some of Canadarsquos most remote extreme cave habitats she and her team of graduate and undergraduate researchers are testing hundreds of these tough adaptable bacteria for potential antibiotic superpowers
14 | International Program Guide Campus Life
TRU Moose Co-op students can receive academic credit for co-op work terms
Work Options forInternational StudentsInternational Students are eligible to work on- and off -campus while studying full-time and qualify for full-time work permitafter graduation
Work During Your Studiesbull Work up to 20 hours per week while studyingbull Work full-time during scheduled breaks
bull Opportunities on- and off -campus
Co-operative EducationCo-operative education combines academic studies with paid work experience Students alternate between terms of full-time study and full-time employment
Co-op Advantages
bull Get paid career-related work experience while studyingbull Earn academic credits and transcript distinctionbull Maximize job opportunities upon graduationbull Choose from co-ops in Kamloops and across Canadabull TRU Co-op offi ce prepares students for interviews and help to
fi nd job placements bull Choose to work between one and up to fi ve semesters
Average Co-op salary
Program Discipline Average Monthly Salary
BBA C$2400
Science C$2800
Electronics C$2700
IT C$3000
Sample Co-op schedule (based on working 5 co-op semesters)
Co-op requirements and fees
bull Co-op work term fee of C$1400 (Co-op fee waived for students who do not fi nd employment)
bull Student applies for Co-op after completion of fi rst yearbull GPA determines acceptancebull Must complete COOP 1000 course on resume writing and
nterviewing skills after accepted to Co-op programbull Enter work semester after completing 50 of academic programbull Under graduate programs only See pages 20-21 for eligible programs
Work After GraduationInternational students graduating from a Canadian post-secondary institution are eligible to remain in Canada to work Students completing a minimum two-year program of study may be eligible to work for up to three years
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Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5
September to
December
Academic Semester
1
Academic Semester
3
Academic Semester
5
Academic Semester
7
Co-opWork Term
5
January to April
Academic Semester
2
Academic Semester
4
Academic Semester
6
Co-opWork
Term 3
Academic Semester 8
May to August
Co-opWork Term
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Co-opWork
Term 2
Co-opWork
Term 4
Graduation
International Program Guide Campus Life | 15
16 | International Program Guide Campus Life
Student Housingamp AccommodationLive on campus as part of a vibrant active community of students at the TRU Residence (ldquoTRU Rezrdquo) or On Campus Housing (ldquoMcGillrdquo) Be minutes away from your classes campus amenities and the Tournament Capital Centre
TRU Student Residence The 11-storey TRU Rez has some of the best views in the city Each of the 570 private bedrooms include a desk chair double bed phone TV and lamp Floors are co-ed but two- and four-bedroom suites with shared kitchenette and washroom are either all female or all male
Applications are accepted on a fi rst-come fi rst-served basis First year students enrolled in a degree or diploma program are guaranteed a room for September if application is received before March
2 Bedroom Plan 4 Bedroom Plan
TRU
STUD
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ENCE
International Program Guide Campus Life | 17
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For information about off -campus housing visitservicestrusucahousing-registrytrucahousingregistryrelocatecanadacomkamloopsrentals
TRU
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ENT
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ENCE
McGill On Campus HousingMcGill housing off ers 300 self-contained bedrooms in four-bedroom ldquoquadrdquo units in three buildings Each all-female or all-male quad contains a shared kitchenette washroom and common area with access to a central building for study and recreation Applications will be accepted on a fi rst-come fi rst-served basis
bull Rooms have private outside entrances some have city viewsbull Rooms include bed desk sink kitchen with microwave double burner hot
plate and fridgebull Central building has coin-operated laundry bike storage mail big screen
TV BBQ deck pool tables free wireless internet and study areabull Regular social activities plannedbull Fees include utilities (heat hot water electricity)bull Internet cable TV and phone hookups availablebull On-site management and 24 hourday securitybull Parking available for an extra feebull Two blocks to shopping grocery runs once a week
Off Campus Housinggt trucaserviceshousingoff campus
Homestay Live with a Canadian FamilyManaged by TRU World staff TRUrsquos homestay program off ers a great opportunity for students to experience Canadian culture and practice English by living with Canadian families or individuals More than 450 carefully selected Canadian homestay providers participate in this program
Homestay Advantages
bull A private furnished bedroombull Three meals per day and snacksbull Care and support of a Canadian familybull Share your culturebull Practice English in real life situations
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18 | International Program Guide
Facts About Canadabull Second largest country in the world
bull 35 million people
bull Ten provinces three territories
bull Top UN ranking
bull Multicultural 1 in 6 is a new immigrant
bull Officially bilingual (English and French) but over 200 languages spoken
bull Provinces are responsible for education
Facts About Kamloopsbull Modern safe and comfortable
city of almost 100000bull Vibrant cultural lifebull Over 200 lakes nearbybull Many golf coursesbull Spectacular natural settingbull Affordable cost of livingbull Wide range of outdoor city
and campus activitiesbull 35 hour drive or 45 minute flight
from Vancouverbull 45 minute drive to Sun Peaks Resort
one of North Americarsquos top-ranked ski and snowboard resorts where the Austrian National Ski Team practices Sun Peaks Named Top Two in Best Canadian Ski Destinations by Canadian Living Magazine
bull Exceptional climate
rsaquo 1 in Canada for beautiful summers rsaquo 2 for warmest spring rsaquo 2 for driest city climate rsaquo 2 for most sunny days
in warm months rsaquo 2040 hours of sunshine per year rsaquo Median high temperature 21degC
Facts About TRUbull Founded in 1970 TRU is a public
degree-granting universitybull Almost 13000 students on campus
during Fall and Winter semestersbull More than 1750 international students
from over 85 countriesbull 17000 distance studentsbull TRU is in the heart of Kamloops within
walking distance of everything you need
bull 11 Aboriginal students bull Average class sizemdash1st year
39 students 4th year 20 students bull U-PASS for students provides access
to the Kamloops transit system and free access to the on-campus Canada Games swimming pool
Bruce Excellent School Excellent Faculty
TRU Moose Kamloops is amazing for its ability to accommodate a variety of sports and activities From snowboarding to waterskiing you can try it all
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20 | International Program Guide Study Options
TRU Master Degrees and Graduate Studies Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
MBA Foundation amp Graduate Certifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) 24 8 months SeptJanMay
Master of Business Administration 24 1 year Sept
Graduate Certifcate in Education Studies (GCES) 35 4 months + ESL SeptMay
Master of Education Leadership 35 30 credits Sept
Master of Science Environmental Science 31 2 years SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Accounting 25 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Business Administration 25 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Finance 25 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Human Resource Management 25 51 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in International Business 25 54 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Marketing 26 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in New Venture Creation 26 51 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Supply Chain Management 26 60 credits SeptJanMay
Teaching English as a Second Language Certifi cate (TESL) 35 4 months SeptJanMay
TRU Undergraduate Degrees Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Bachelor of ArtsMajors Communications Economics English Geography History Interdisciplinary Studies Journalism Mathematics Philosophy Psychology Sociology Theatre Arts Visual Arts
34 4 years SeptJanMay C
Bachelor of Business AdministrationMajors Accounting Economics Finance Human Resource Management International Business Marketing New Venture Creation Information Technology
27 4 years SeptJanMay C
Double Degreebull Bachelor of Business Administration amp Bachelor of Computing Science
32 5 years SeptJanMay C
Bachelor of Computing Science 32 4 years SeptJan C
Bachelor of Education - Elementary 35 5 years Sept P
Bachelor of Fine Arts 34 4 years SeptJan
Bachelor of Heath Science 33 4 years SeptJan C
Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies 34 4 years SeptJan C
Bachelor of Journalism 34 4 years Sept P
Bachelor of Natural Resource Science 31 4 years Sept C
Bachelor of ScienceMajors Animal Biology Chemistry Chemical Biology Cellular Molecular amp Microbial Biology Ecology amp Environmental Biology Environmental Chemistry Computing Science Mathematics Mathematical Sciences Physics Statistics
31 4 years SeptJanMay C
Bachelor of Science in Nursing 33 4 years Sept P
Bachelor of Social Work 35 4 years Sept P
Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management 36 4 years SeptJan
Bachelor of Tourism Management 28 4 years SeptJanMay C
Engineering ndash First amp Second Year Transfer 32 1ndash2 years Sept C
Forestry ndash First amp Second Year Transfer 31 1ndash2 years Sept
Complete Program Listing for International StudentsSTUDY OPTIONS
20 | International Program Guide
International Program Guide Study Options | 21
TRU Diploma Programs Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Accounting Technician 2 years Sept
Adventure Guide 30 2 years Sept C
Adventure Management 30 2 years Sept C
Architectural amp Engineering Technology 32 3 years Sept
Associate of Arts 34 2 years SeptJanMay
Associate of Science 2 years SeptJanMay
Computer Information Systems Technology 32 2 years SeptJan C
Early Childhood Education 35 2 years Sept
Events amp Conventions Management 28 2 years Sept
Management 2 years Sept C
Practical Nursing (Williams Lake campus only) 33 2 years TBD P
Police amp Justice 34 2 years Sept
Resort amp Hotel Management 28 2 years Sept P
Respiratory Therapy 33 3 years Sept P
Sports Event Management 28 2 years Sept P
Tourism Management 28 2 years SeptJanMay P
Visual Arts 2 years Sept
Water amp Wastewater Technology 36 2 Years Sept
January intake may be available but course sequencing would prevent completion in 4 semesters
TRU Certifi cate Programs Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Aboriginal Tourism 1 year Sept
Adventure Sports 30 1 year Sept
Culinary Arts 30 16 months JanAug
English as a Second or Additional Language (ESALESL) 22 1ndash25 years SeptJanMay
Literary amp Art History 1 year SeptJan
Modern Languages 1 year SeptJan
Visual Arts Studio 1 year SeptJan
Water amp Wastewater Utilities 1 year August
TRU University Prep amp Student Development Length Intakes Co-op (C)Practicum (P)
Adult Basic Education amp BC Adult Graduation Diploma NA JanMaySept
English as a Second Language NA JanMaySept
University Preparation Courses NA JanMaySept
Note All course and admission information subject to change
trucacalendar
STUDY OPTIONS
International Program Guide | 21
22 | International Program Guide Study Options
English Language Programs
The TRU Advantagebull English Placement Test (EPT) available upon arrivalbull IELTS and TOEFL scores acceptedbull Academic ESL designed to help prepare for university contextbull Can combine ESL and Academic courses for credit in levels 4 and 5bull 20 hours of classroom instruction per week plus language labs
and activitiesbull Access to International Student Activity Program (ISAP)
Each of the fi ve levels of TRUrsquos ESL Program take one semesterto complete
Students with no offi cial test score will take an English Placement Test (EPT) upon arrival at TRU and will be placed in the appropriate level of English language study as indicated in the chart below
If a student has an offi cial test score they may choose to enter ESL or academic courses without taking the TRU English Placement Test See chart to the right
Note In order to guarantee registration for the courses you want please submit your English test scores one month before arriving at TRU
Admission RequirementsEnglish Profi ciency
bull Completion of the TRU ESL Program allows direct entry to academic study
bull TRU accepts test scores for the following English profi ciency exams TOEFL IELTS MELAB CanTEST
bull The Cambridge CAE (Certifi cate in Advanced English) and CPE (Certifi cate of Profi ciency in English) will also be considered for direct entry into academic programs
Academic Requirements
bull Secondary school completion (high school graduation)
bull Other requirements vary by program please consult International Admissions for detailed requirements for specifi c programs at iapplytruca
Minimum Age Students must be at least 17 years oldSee inside back cover for application instructions
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Direct entry into Academic Study
Academic Study requirementsIELTS 65+ with no bands below 60TOEFL iBT 88+ with no section below 20TOEFL PBT 570+ TWE 45+MELAB 81+CanTEST 45+ with no component score below 40CAEL Overall 70+ no subtest below 60TRU Level 5 completion
Direct entry to Level 5 ESL
2 ESL Courses + 3 Academic Courses Level 5 completion = Direct Entry to Academic StudyLevel 5 Entry requirements
IELTS 60+ with no band below 55TOEFL iBT 80+TOEFL PBT 550 - 569 TWE 40+MELAB 77+CanTEST 40+ with no component score below 40CAEL Overall 60+ no subtest below 50TRU Level 4
Direct entry to Level 4 ESL
4 ESL Courses + 1 Academic Course Level 4 completion = Direct Entry to Level 5 ESLLevel 4 Entry requirements
IELTS 55+ with no band below 50TOEFL iBT 71+TOEFL PBT 530 - 549MELAB 74+CanTEST 40+ with no component score below 35CAEL Overall 50+ no subtest below 40TRU ESL level 3
Direct entry to Level 3 ESL
5 ESL CoursesLevel 3 completion = Direct entry to Level 4 ESL + ESL Intermediate Certifi cate awardLevel 3 Entry requirements
IELTS 50+TOEFL iBT 61+TOEFL PBT 500 - 529MELAB 69+CanTEST 35+CAEL Overall 40+TRU ESL level 2
Direct entry to Level 2 ESL
Level 2 ESL 5 ESL CoursesLevel 2 completion = Direct entry to level 3 ESL + ESL Foundations Certifi cate awardLevel 2 Entry requirements
TRU English Placement Test is required for entry
Direct entry to Level 1 ESL
5 ESL CoursesLevel 1 completion = Direct entry to level 2 ESLTRU English Placement Test requiredSuggested Entry requirement TOEFL iBT 20
TOEFL Exam FormatsTOEFL iBT = Internet-Based TestTOEFL PBT = Paper Based Test
TRU is a leader in ESL education for university and college students Our ESL program is designed to provide specifi c and appropriate language training for students who plan to proceed to post-secondary study focusing on English for academic purposes Our students come from around the world and we look forward to meeting you
ESL Bridging Certifi cates
Each requires completion of Level 4 one ESL electiveand two specifi c academic courses
bull English and Sciencesbull English and Liberal Arts
bull English and Fine Artsbull English and Business
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International Baccalaureate (IB)The IB diploma is accepted for admission to TRU Transfer credit will be granted for higher level courses completed with a score of 5 or higher Students have the option to decline the transfer credit if they wish to complete the course(s) at the University
To transfer credits to Arts Business or Science you must have
1 Official IB transcript2 HL courses only3 Grade of 5 6 or 7For a complete list of the IB transfer credits please go to trucaadmissionshs-studentsib
Official transcripts must be sent to the Admissions Office directly from the testing centre Transcripts can be requested from
International Baccalaureate New York Attn Transcripts 475 Riverside Drive Suite 240 New York NY 10115 Phone 2126964464
Advanced Placement (AP) Exams through the College BoardAP exams will be accepted for admission to TRU Transfer credit is granted for approved subjects passed with a grade of a subject grade of 4 or higher Official transcripts must be provided from the College Board Students may choose to repeat a course at TRU by forfeiting the credit To transfer credits you must have
bull Official AP transcriptbull Grade of 4 or 5For more information on transfer credit to arts science or business programs at TRU visit trucaadmissionshs-studentsstandingcb
General Certificate of Educational Studies (GCE)Students completing their GCE will be considered for admission on a combination of factors For admission to TRU you will need
bull A minimum of two Advanced (A) level courses and two Advanced Subsidiary (AS) level courses or
bull A minimum of two A-level courses and three Ordinary (O) level subjects
bull Completion of O-levels (University Preparation courses will need to be completed at TRU)
GCE Advanced Level (A-Level Exams) transfer creditTransfer credit is granted for approved A-level courses passed with a grade of an A or B Official transcripts must be provided to receive transfer credit (Check the BC Transfer Guide to see the specific TRU credit for the identified AP and IB courses) Students may choose to repeat a course at TRU by forfeiting the credit To transfer credits you must have
1 Official GCE transcript2 A-Level courses only3 Grade of A or BFor more information on transfer credit to arts science or business programs at TRU visit trucaadmissionshs-studentsstandingalevel
DAADTRU will accept the DAAD language test with a minimum B2 level as proof of meeting the English Language requirement for Visiting International Students only Students will be required to take the English Placement Test on arrival only as guidance for counselors in the event students may need more English language support
General Education Development (GED) TestThe GED is accepted high school equivalent for admission to TRU under the following conditions
bull Must be 17 years of agebull Will need IELTS scorebull Will need to take Accuplacer Math
assessment at TRU
Transfer CreditTRU will accept college and university transfer credit Official transcripts and detailed course outlines must be provided to receive transfer credit
bull Transfer credit assessment is done once the student has been admitted to TRU and submitted official transcripts and course outlines
bull A maximum of 50 of any program will be recognized outside of TRU
bull International Admissions will assess a studentrsquos formal learning from other accredited post-secondary institutions
bull TRU will give transfer credit whenever possible total will differ depending on program
International Accreditations and Transfer Credit
RECOGNIZING FUTURE GLOBAL LEADERSThe TRU Global Competency Certificate allows students to earn formal recognition for their intercultural and international experiencesmdashfrom Study Abroad to learning a second language to volunteer work
Global Competency is a credential that can be earned in tandem with any credit programmdashundergraduate or graduatemdashoffered by Thompson Rivers University
The program uses a portfolio approach that allows each student to track a number of different educational and personal experiences
How Do I Earn ItTo earn this credential a student must
1 Attend an Orientation session2 Sign up for GLBL1000 3 Earn and compile points4 Submit a portfolio to the Centre for
Student Engagement office OM1468
Global Competency
24 | International Program Guide Study Options
School of Business and EconomicsMaster of BusinessAdministration (MBA)The TRU MBA Advantage
The TRU MBA is designed to meet the needs of our students who can customize their learning experience with maximum fl exibility and unparalleled choice
bull One and two-year MBA programs bull Three program completion options
Graduate Project Graduate Thesis and Course-Based completion options
bull TRUrsquos MBA program does notrequire a GMAT score or have a minimum professional workexperience requirement
Entrance Requirements
1 Education 3 or 4-year undergraduate degree with a minimum B average (GPA of 30 on a scale of 400 or equivalent) in the last 60 credits
2 Language rsaquo Completion of undergraduate
degree at an English language university in a country where English is the primary language or
rsaquo IELTS score of 70 (all bands) or rsaquo A minimum TOEFL score of 100 with
no section below 20 (IBT) or rsaquo Completion of TRU ENGL 1100 and
CMNS 1290 with a B (GPA of 300)or higher
3 Quantitative and Computing Skills Quantitative skills include a strong background in algebra and statistics Computing skills include having a strong background in word processing presentation and spreadsheet software
One-Year Program
Graduates of a four-year BBA or Bachelor of Commerce degrees may be eligible for direct admission to the 12-month MBA Level The MBA program consists of eight core courses plus a choice of one of three completion options
Two-Year Program
Students from other undergraduate fi elds may be eligible for the two-year MBA program which provides students witha solid foundation in business administration plus the strategic management skills required to succeed in the global business environment
MBA Foundation amp GraduateCertifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) program
The two-year MBA begins with the Graduate Certifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) program which consists of 6 courses (2 semesters) of Foundation courses in the major subject areas of Business Administration The GCBA off ers a pathway to the 12-month MBA program for students with non-business-related undergraduate degrees and ensures they have the knowledge required to be successful in the MBA program Upon successful completion of the MBA Foundation courses with a minimumB grade proceed automatically to the MBA level which requires 3 semesters(12 months) to complete
All MBA students in year 2 complete eight core courses plus a choice of one of three completion options Course-Based Graduate Project or Graduate Thesis
The Course-Based option provides the opportunity to study four additional advanced management courses in areas such as Corporate Finance Marketing Decision Analysis Entrepreneurshipand Innovation
The Graduate Project option provides the opportunity to address an applied management issue or problem This option provides situational experience and allows the student to focus in a specifi c areaof management
The Graduate Thesis option provides the opportunity to prepare and defend a thesis further developing critical thinking skills as well as academic research skills
Graduates of our MBA program have successfully obtained positions in a variety of industries and sectors including major corporations government small- and medium-sized businesses and non-profi ts locally across Canada and around the world
Throughout the program TRUrsquos MBA Students are off ered opportunities for career development The Career Development Program provides workshops events guest speakers and activities designed to develop career readiness for MBA students and provide additional opportunities to achieve the learning goals and objectives of the program
For more information about MBA studies at TRU please visit our website at trucamba or email us at mbatruca
What can I studyin Business andEconomics at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Master of Business Administrationbull MBA Foundation amp Graduate
Certifi cate in Business Administration
bull Post-Baccalaureate Diplomas rsaquo Accounting rsaquo Business Administration rsaquo Finance rsaquo Human Resource Management rsaquo International Business rsaquo Marketing rsaquo New Venture Creation rsaquo Supply Chain Management
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Business Administration rsaquo Accounting rsaquo Economics rsaquo Environmental Economics amp
Sustainable Development (Minor)
rsaquo Finance rsaquo Financial Markets
amp Institutions (Minor) rsaquo Human Resource Management rsaquo Information Technology rsaquo International Business rsaquo Marketing rsaquo New Venture Creation rsaquo Supply Chain Management
bull Bachelor of BusinessAdministration and Computing Science double degree
bull Bachelor of CommercemdashTRU-OLbull Bachelor of Public
AdministrationmdashTRU-OL
Diplomas
bull Accounting Technicianbull Executive Assistantbull Management
Certifi cates
bull Administrative Assistantbull Management StudiesCo-op internship available
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International Program Guide Study Options | 25
School of Business and EconomicsPOST-BACCALAUREATEDIPLOMAS IN BUSINESSThe Post-Baccalaureate diplomas are valuable to international students who wish to come to Canada to learn English gain exposure to the culture and study in a compressed format Post-Baccalaureate diplomas normally take two years to complete on a full-time basis and are designed for students with a degree in a diff erent fi eld of study
Admission Requirements
bull Math 12 or MATH 0610 or MATH 1000 or equivalent (C+ or higher)
bull ENGL 1100 or equivalent with a C+or higher
bull A bachelor degreeStudents may commence their studies while they upgrade their mathematics and English
AccountingMATH 107 Mathematics for Business amp Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
ECON 1900 Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics orSTAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
ACCT 3200 Intermediate Financial Accounting 1
ACCT 3210 Intermediate Financial Accounting 2
ACCT 3220 Income Taxation 1
ACCT 3230 Income Taxation 2
ACCT 3250 Intermediate Management Accounting
FNCE 4110 Adv Financial Management for Accountants
ACCT 4200 Advanced Financial Accounting
ACCT 4230 Assurance
ACCT 4250 Advanced Management Accounting
MIST 4610 Strategic Management Information Systems
Business AdministrationMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business amp Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Mathematics with Applications 1
MNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
ECON 1900 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Principles of Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics orSTATS 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MNGT 4780 Strategic Management
One additional 30004000 business course
Note Business courses include those beginning with the ACCT BLAW MIST ENTR FNCE HRMN IBUS MKTG MNGT ORGB SCMN or BUSN acronyms
FinanceMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Mathematics with Applications 1
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics orMATH 1130 Enriched Calculus or MATH 1140 Calculus 1 or MATH 1150 Calculus for Biological Sciences
ECON 1900 Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 orSTAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
FNCE 3150 Investments 1
FNCE 3170 Investments 2
FNCE 3180 Risk Management and Financial Engineering
FNCE 4130 Advanced Financial Management
FNCE 4180 International Financial Management
At least fi ve ofBLAW 2910 Commercial Law
FNCE 3140 Financial Statement Analysis
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
FNCE 4120 Business Valuation and Restructuring
FNCE 4140 Personal Financial Management
FNCE 4160 Portfolio Management
FNCE 4190 Financial Institutions Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
Human ResourceManagementMNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
ORGB 3770 Teamwork in Organizations
ORGB 3810 Organizational Theory and Design
HRMN 3830 Human Resource Planning and Staffi ng
HRMN 3840 Employee and Labour Relations
BLAW 3920 Employment Law
HRMN 4830 Total Rewards
HRMN 4840 Organizational Learning Trainingand Development
ORGB 4870 Organizational Development and Change
HRMN 4890 Selected Topics in HR Management
International BusinessMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or
STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
MKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3510 International Business
IBUS 3520 Global Management
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
IBUS 4520 International Trade Finance
IBUS 4530 International Trade Law and Logistics
IBUS 4540 Global Entrepreneurship
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TRU Moose Donrsquot be surprised if people you donrsquot know smile and say ldquohirdquo Canadians are just that friendly
26 | International Program Guide Study Options
MarketingACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
MKTG 3470 Consumer Behaviour
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3510 International Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MKTG 4460 Marketing Strategy
At least seven ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
MKTG 4400 Professional Sales Management
MKTG 4410 Services Marking
MKTG 4420 Brand Management
MKTG 4430 Retail Management
MKTG 4440 Advanced Marketing Research
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
New Venture CreationMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics or MATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
MKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
ENTR 3720 All Business Finance
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
ENTR 4750 New Venture Creation
ENTR 4760 Small Business Management
Supply Chain ManagementMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business amp Economics or MATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics 2 or MATH 1130 Enriched Calculus or MATH 1140 Calculus 1 or
MATH 1150 Calculus for Biological Sciences
STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
SCMN 3330 Procurement Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MIST 3620 Web-Enabled Business
SCMN 4310 Operations Management
SCMN 4320 Logistics and Transportation
SCMN 4390 Selected Topics in Supply Chain Management
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
At least 2 ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
IBUS 3520 Global Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
School of Business and Economics gt trucamba gt trucabusiness
Accountingbull Treasury Manager bull Chief Financial Officer bull Budget Director bull Taxation Manager bull Management Consultant bull Tax Auditor bull International Accountant
Financebull Corporate Loans Officer bull Personal Financial Advisorbull Equity Analyst bull Portfolio Manager bull Chief Financial Officer bull Stock Broker bull Investment Dealer bull Treasury Manager
Human Resource Managementbull Director of Human Resourcesbull Training Officer bull Industrial Relations Officer bull Health and Safety Specialist bull Harassment Advisor bull Employee Benefits Officerbull Human Resources Manager
Information Technology bull Network Manager bull Systems Analyst bull Website Designer bull Computer Programmer bull Database Administrator
International Businessbull Export Sales Manager bull Foreign Trade Consultantbull Import and Export Specialist bull International Marketing Manager bull International Shipping Specialist
Marketingbull Brand Manager bull Advertising Account Executivebull District Sales Manager bull Market Researcher bull Sales Representative bull Public Relations Directorbull Promotions Manager
New Venture Creation bull Small Business Ownerbull Franchiseebull Loans Officerbull Venture Capitalistbull Small Business Consultant
Supply Chain Managementbull Process Engineerbull Supply Chain Analystbull Supply Chains Systems Managerbull InventoryPurchasing Managerbull Materials AnalystManagerbull Logistics Manager
Typical Job Titles
International Program Guide Study Options | 27
Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)The Bachelor of Business Administration degree is a four-year program
bull First and second years Foundation of business and non-business courses
bull Third and fourth years Students select majors and minors or concentrations
bull Current major and minor options Accounting Economics Finance New Venture Creation Human Resource Management International Business Marketing Information Technology (major only) and Public Relations (minor only)
First and Second Year Courses
bull 6 Humanities credits (English Philosophy Languages Fine Arts)
bull 6 Social Sciences credits (Anthropology Canadian Studies Economics Geography Political Studies Psychology Sociology)
Core CoursesThe following 72 credits (24 courses) are requiredACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
CMNS 1290 Introduction to Professional Writing
CMNS 3240 Business Communications
ECON 1900 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Principles of Macroeconomics
ECON 2320 Statistics for Business and Economics 1
ECON 2330 Statistics for Business and Economics 2
ECON 3040 Managerial Economics
ENGL 1100 Introduction to University Writing or ENGL 1110 Introduction to Prose Fiction or ENGL 1120 Introduction to Poetry or ENGL 1140 Introduction to Drama or ENGL 1210 Introduction to Drama and Poetry
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MNGT 4780 Strategic Management
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
PHIL 1110 Introduction to Critical Thinking
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
BBA MajorsAccountingACCT 3200 Intermediate Financial Accounting 1
ACCT 3210 Intermediate Financial Accounting 2
ACCT 3220 Income Taxation 1
ACCT 3230 Income Taxation 2
ACCT 3250 Intermediate Management Accounting
FNCE 4110 Advanced Financial Management for Accountants
ACCT 4200 Advanced Financial Accounting
ACCT 4230 Assurance
ACCT 4250 Advanced Management Accounting
MIST 4610 Strategic Management Information Systems
EconomicsThe Major in Economics requires 42 ECON credits of which 24 must be at the 3000 and 4000 level with a minimum of 6 at the 4000 level ECON 2900 and ECON 2950 are required and either ECON 3900 or ECON 3950 must be taken
FinanceFNCE 3150 Investments 1
FNCE 3170 Investments 2
FNCE 3180 Risk Management and Financial Engineering
FNCE 4130 Advanced Financial Management
FNCE 4180 International Financial Management
Plus at least three ofFNCE 3140 Financial Statement Analysis
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
FNCE 4120 Business Valuation and Restructuring
FNCE 4140 Personal Financial Management
FNCE 4160 Portfolio Management
FNCE 4190 Financial Institutions Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
General BBAStudents must complete at least 24 credits (normally 8 courses) of 300 or 400-level business or ECON courses in addition to the core requirements in 3rd and 4th year
Human Resource ManagementORGB 3810 Organizational Theory and Design
HRMN 3830 Human Resource Planning and Staffing
HRMN 3840 Employee and Labour Relations
BLAW 3920 Employment Law
HRMN 4830 Total Rewards
HRMN 4840 Organizational Learning Training and Development
ORGB 4870 Organizational Development and Change
HRMN 4890 Selected Topics in HR Management
International BusinessMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3520 Global Management
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
IBUS 4520 International Trade Finance
IBUS 4530 International Trade Law and Logistics
IBUS 4540 Global Entrepreneurship
MarketingMKTG 3470 Consumer Behaviour
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
MKTG 4460 Marketing Strategy
Plus at least five ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
MKTG 4400 Professional Sales Management
MKTG 4410 Services Marketing
MKTG 4420 Brand Management
MKTG 4430 Retail Management
MKTG 4440 Advanced Marketing Research
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
New Venture CreationACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
MKTG 3480 Market Research
ENTR 3720 Small Business Finance
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communicated
ENTR 4750 New Venture Creation
ENTR 4760 Small Business Management
School of Business and Economics gt trucamba gt trucabusiness
28 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism
TOURISM MANAGEMENTTourism Management faculty strive to deliver education experiences that blend theory with practice to ensure our graduates are confident in applying the knowledge they gain and management practicemdashboth essential for leaders of tomorrow
Bachelor of Tourism Management (BTM)This four-year degree provides a solid foundation for the management of tourism businesses The BTM is designed to give students the skill and confidence to develop their own tourism businesses and fill the growing need for managers in the tourism industry Course assignments introduce students to current management issues with local regional national and international tourism businesses and organizations
Students may enter in first year or may transfer from other programs Graduates of TRU tourism diplomas or other tourism or business-related diplomas may also ladder into the BTM
Bachelor of Tourism Management Double DegreeTake your 4th year in the Netherlands and get a double degree TRU has partnered with the best university of applied sciences in the Netherlands to offer a second credential effectively doubling your degree in a single year of study abroad Instruction at NHTV is in English fostering connections with your fellow students and with your Dutch counterparts who will complete the double degree at TRU in their fourth year
Tourism Management DiplomasEvents and Conventions ManagementSpecial events and conventions are being recognized as great income generators for a community and the fastest growing segment of the tourism industry Employment opportunities exist within corporations hotels resorts convention centres municipal convention and visitorsrsquo bureaus and destination management companies
Resort and Hotel ManagementThis two-year diploma program is designed to provide the theory and practical skills essential to begin a career in Resort and Hotel Management Courses in this diploma provide instruction in Hotel Operations Food and Beverage Management and Hospitality Administration
Sports Event ManagementIn this multi-faceted program you will learn about sports and business From managing a sporting company or organization directing a club sport facility or starting your own company this is your opportunity to practice and master the business skills and expertise to produce organize and manage sport events anywhere
Tourism ManagementThe Tourism Management diploma will provide the basic skills and training for careers in Venue Management Tourism Community Planning and Consulting Tourism Marketing Management and Small Tourism Business Management
What can I study in Tourism at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Post-Baccalaureate Diplomas rsaquo Adventure Studies rsaquo International
Tourism Development rsaquo Tourism
Destination Development rsaquo Tourism
Experience Development
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies ndash Adventure Concentration
bull Bachelor of Tourism Management
rsaquo Majorsbull Adventurebull Entrepreneurbull Management
rsaquo Minorbull Adventure Studiesbull International Adventure in
Tourism Developmentbull Entrepreneurshipbull Managementbull Marketingbull Environmental Economics
and Developmentbull Financebull Human Resourcesbull International Business
Diplomas
bull Adventure Guide bull Adventure Management bull Events amp Conventions Managementbull Resort amp Hotel Managementbull Sports Event Managementbull Tourism Management
Certificates
bull Aboriginal Tourismbull Adventure Sportsbull Canadian Mountain and Ski Guidebull Culinary Artsbull Retail Meat Processing
International Opportunities
bull Adventure Tourism field tripbull Study Abroad
Co-op internship available
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International Program Guide Study Options | 29
POSTndashBACCALAUREATE TOURISM MANAGEMENT DIPLOMASPost-baccalaureate diplomas aredesigned for those who already have an undergraduate degree
Students will acquire a strong foundation in international tourism development subjects including experiences marketing environmental issues community and cultural issues product developmentand innovation
Admission Requirements
bull Any undergraduate degreebull Math 12 or equivalent bull IELTS 65 no band less than 60 or TOEFL
88 no section less than 20
Adventure StudiesTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (24 credits)TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing and Customer Service
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
ADVG 3110 Adventure Activities (Note this course has an activity fee)
ADVG 3130 Adventure Operations
ADVG 4010 Business Applications for Eco and Adventure Tourism Management
ADVG 4020 Legal Liability and Risk Management for Eco and Adventure Businesses
ADVG 4220 The Culture of Adventure
SpecializationmdashRequired Course (6 credits)
Select a total of 6 credits within ADVG activity based courses (1000-2000 level) Examples include kayaking skiing rock climbing ocean surfi ng etc
SpecializationmdashOptions (9 credits)
Select 3 of the following optionsADVG 4030 Contemporary Perspectives in Eco
and Adventure
ADVG 4040 Programming Experiential Activities
ADVG 4070 Directed Studies in Adventure
ADVG 4210 Adventure and Sport Marketing
ADVG 4230 Consulting In Adventure
39 Total Credits
InternationalTourism DevelopmentTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (39 credits)TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing and Customer Service
TMGT 3010 Community and Cultural Issues in Tourism
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
TMGT 4010 Experience Creation and Product Development
ADVG 4100 Adventure Tourism Field Trip (International)(Note course has activity fees and travel costs associated with it)
SpecializationmdashRequired Course (18 credits)
ADVG 4050 International Adventure Tourism Business
ADVG 4090 Nature-based Community Development
TMGT 4160 Tourism in a Global Environment
TMGT 2610 Environmental issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
ADVG 4070 Directed Studies in Adventure
39 Total Credits
Tourism DestinationDevelopmentTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (21 credits)CMNS 1810 Business Professional and Academic
Composition (or ENGL 1100)
TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing amp Customer Service
TMGT 2610 Environmental Issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3000 Practicum in Tourism (120 hours)
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
Tourism Electivesmdash(15 credits)
One Lower Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Upper Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Culture amp Place Elective from TMGT 3010 4090 4100 4220 ADVG 4220
One Global Perspectives Elective from TMGT 4030 4040 4160 4981 ADVG 4050 4160
One Experience Design Elective from TMGT 4010 4050 4130 4170 4180 4210 ADVG 4040 4200
Specializationmdash(18 credits)
EVNT 2190 Destination Marketing Organizations
TMGT 3010 Community and Cultural Issues in Tourism
TMGT 3040 Land Use Management or
TMGT 4040 Tourism and Sustainable Development
TMGT 4120 Developing New Tourism Enterprises or
TMGT 4140 Tourism Strategy
Specialty ElectiveSelect 1 of the following
TMGT 2080 2090 4030 4050 ADVG 4090
TMGT 4020 Graduating Seminar
54 Total Credits
Tourism ExperienceManagementTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (21 credits)CMNS 1810 Business Professional and Academic
Composition (or ENGL 1100)
TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing amp Customer Service
TMGT 2610 Environmental Issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3000 Practicum in Tourism (120 hours)
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
Tourism Electivesmdash(15 credits)
One Lower Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Upper Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Culture amp Place Elective from TMGT 3010 4090 4100 4220 ADVG 4220
One Global Perspectives Elective from TMGT 4030 4040 4160 4981 ADVG 4050 4160
One Experience Design Elective from TMGT 4010 4050 4130 4170 4180 4210 ADVG 4040 4200
Specializationmdash(18 credits)
Select 5 of the following optionsADVG 4040 Programming Experiential Activities
ADVG 4160 Community Capacity Building
TMGT 4010 Experience Creation and Product Development
TMGT 4050 Event Tourism
TMGT 4090 The Culture of Events
TMGT 4100 The Social Side of Tourism
TMGT 4130 Tourist Behaviour
TMGT 4170 Information Technology in Tourism
TMGT 4180 Managing the Tourist Experience
TMGT 4210 Casino Operations Management
54 Total Credits
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism gt trucatourism
30 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism gt trucatourism
We off er the fi nest and most extensive Adventure Studies training in the world We create exceptional educational experiences to foster studentsrsquo physical mental and emotional development so as to be of service to the global commercial adventure industry
Programs of StudyThe Adventure Studies department now off ers eight diverse programs of study Each program enables students to obtain the knowledge and qualifi cations required for employment and careers in the eco and adventure tourism industry Many opportunities for career and adventure pursuits exist for TRU graduates
bull adventure specialist bull avalanche technician bull college instruction bull environmental studies bull government consultingbull guiding bull international development bull photo journalism bull tourism marketingbull travel writing
Adventure Studies in the Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS) is a unique program that allows students to design their own curriculum customized to their specifi c interests and goals The BIS is intended as a two-year add-on (60 credits) to any 60 credits of lower level credits a student brings into the program
Adventure Studies in Bachelor of Tourism Management is a unique combination of theory and practice both local and abroad that produces competent graduates who quickly apply their skills to their careers as consultants to businesses organizations communities government tourism and tourism industry professionals
The Adventure Guide Diploma is the best known guide training program that attracts worldwide scrutiny and sets the standard for training whitewater ocean climbing and ski guides in Canada
The Adventure Management Diploma provides students with a broad background and understanding of the management of adventure activities and the opportunity to develop profi ciency in their personal adventure sport skills
The Canadian Mountain and Ski Guide Certifi cation Diploma Program (CMSG)is a collaborative program between the Adventure Studies Department and the Association of Canadian MountainGuides (ACMG) The program includes industry-recognized certifi cations tothe standards of the ACMG and International Federation of Mountain Guide Associations (IFMGA)
Adventure Sport Certifi cate an introduction to adventure sports and the adventure industry This is the ideal program for entry-level adventure students and students wishing to explore their career interest in adventure-related fi elds
The Culinary Arts Training program covers all aspects of the professional kitchen from appetizers and gourmet foods to the creation of exquisite desserts Graduates of the Culinary Arts program can look forward to job opportunities in the food and restaurant industry
Culinary Arts Certifi cateAdmission Requirements
bull Successful medical exam bull Successful completion of the entry
assessment test (Accuplacer) through the TRU Assessment Centre This test is a measure of English and math competency taken by all students
bull Interview with program coordinator
Course Length - 3 Semesters
Includes 13 months of hands-on training which takes 16 months to complete There is a four-month summer break (May to August) for the opportunity to gain formalized work experience
Professional Cook Level 130 weeks (2 semesters)Cook 1J Safety and Sanitation
Cook 1H Basic Food Service and Kitchen Management
Cook 1K Health CareCook-Chill
Cook 1A Vegetable and Starch Cookery
Cook 1B Meat and Poultry Cookery
Cook 1C Seafood Cookery
Cook 1D Stocks Soups and Sauces
Cook 1E Meat Poultry and SeafoodCutting and Processing
Cook 1F Cold Kitchen
Cook 1G Baking and Desserts
Cook 1I Egg and Breakfast Cookery
Cook 2M Employment Skills
160 hours of work practicum in industry
Work Practicum and Industry Hours
Students will be required to log 120 hours within the industry In addition to the work practicum students must have a total of 400 hours of work-based training by working during summer prior to registering for Professional Cook Level 2
Professional Cook Level 214 weeks (1 Semester)
During the fi nal 14 weeks in addition to a full course load you will be required to work in the afternoons and evenings preparing dishes for the highly acclaimed TRU Dining Room Accolades and learn to learn to plan menus control food costs and begin to acquire industry management skills
CULINARY ARTS
ADVENTURE STUDIES
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Faculty of Science
What can I studyin Science at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Master of Sciencein Environmental Science
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Science rsaquo Majors
bull General Sciencebull Animal Biologybull Chemistrybull Chemical Biologybull Cellular Molecular
amp Microbial Biologybull Ecology amp
Environmental Biologybull Environmental Chemistrybull Computing Sciencebull Mathematicsbull Mathematical Sciencesbull Physicsbull Statistics
rsaquo Minorsbull Geoarcheologybull Management
bull Bachelor of Computing Sciencebull Bachelor of Computing Science
amp Business Administrationdouble degree
bull Bachelor of Natural Resource Sciencebull Bachelor of Health Sciencebull Bachelor of Technology Managementbull Associate of Science bull Forestry Transfer (1st amp 2nd year)bull Engineering Transfer
(2-year transfer program)
Diplomas
bull Computer Information Systems Technology
bull Architectural ampEngineering Technology
bull Respiratory Therapy
Co-op internship available
SCIENCES ANDENVIRONMENT
Master of Science inEnvironmental ScienceThe TRU Master of Science in Environmental Science is a thesis-based degree with three areas of specialization 1) Ecology and Evolution 2) Physical Sciences and 3) Policy and Management The program is designed to produce graduates who are innovative andhave multi-disciplinary skills and broad knowledge in the fi eld of environmental science It is structured to be unique fl exible and relevant
Applications must be submitted four months before the intended starting date Please note that applications cannot be processed until a faculty member has indicated they will act as supervisor for the studentrsquos thesis Please contact the Coordinator of the Master of Science program at MSc_Coordtruca for more information
Admission Requirements
MSc application form cover letter personal reacutesumeacute two letters of recommendation written by professional or academic references offi cial copy of educational transcripts with GPA of 333 over the last two years of undergraduate studies and offi cial TOEFL results
Bachelor of Science (BSc)The Bachelor of Science degree program is a rigorous program that provides students with both depth and breadth in their science education emphasizes the acquisition of communication skills and promotes computer literacy The program also provides fl exibility so that students may pursue interests in disciplines outside there area of specialization TRU off ers three routes to a Bachelor of Science degree a Majors program in a specifi c discipline or disciplines an Honours Program in a specifi c discipline or a General Science Degree Program
Pre-Professional Health Sciences (Bachelor of Science)
Students interested in professional health care careers can complete their required undergraduate university study at TRU before applying for admission to professional programs at another university
Pre-Professional Health Sciences
bull Pre-Medicinebull Pre-Pharmacybull Pre-Chiropracticbull Pre-Dentistrybull Pre-Naturopathic Medicine
Bachelor of ScienceAdmission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 (or equivalent)bull Pre-Calculus Math 12 (C+) or Math 12
Principles (C+) or TRU Math 06000610bull Physics 11 (C+) or TRU Physics 0500bull Chemistry 11 (C+) or TRU Chemistry 0500
Bachelor of NaturalResource Science (BNRS)The purpose of the BNRS degree program is to prepare students for careers in a widerange of natural resource sector jobs and for further academic study in graduate school ldquoNatural resourcesrdquo include water forests rangeland soil minerals fi sheries and wildlife Natural resource science therefore is the application of scientifi c principles and knowledge towards a better understanding and management of these resources
Possible areas of employment include
bull Resource management and planning for government or industry
bull Operational forestrybull Teaching interpretation and guidingbull Wildlife biology and managementbull Habitat protectionbull Fisheries and animal researchbull Strategic land use planning
Forestry Transfer ProgramTRU off ers the fi rst general year of Forestry and the second year of Forest Resource Management Forest Science Natural Resource Conservation and Forest Operations Students who have completed the required fi rst or second year courses with a GPA of at least 25 are eligible to apply for admission to the UBC Faculty of Forestry
Katey I love the chemistry program at TRU The professors are incredible I love how accessible they are and always available for questions When you know your professors and they know you it makes for a much more personal learning environment Watch Kateyrsquos video on YouTube mytruworld
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32 | International Program Guide Study Options
COMPUTING SCIENCEAND ADVANCEDTECHNOLOGY
Why Computing Science
Many of the technologies we use and enjoy today were created by computing scientists As a future computer scientist you could create new technology that could improve society or change the world The Bachelor of Computer Science program has several elective options such as Business amp Management or Arts amp Gaming
Strong Market Terrifi c Jobs
Currently there are not enough computer scientists to fi ll the jobs available
During co-op work terms students can earn up to $40000 per year Graduates typically earn up to $50000 to start with senior positions often reaching $100000 or more
Bachelor of Computing Science (BCS)The BCS degree is for students interested in one of the many diff erent career options in computing science including website design network administration database management and e-commerce applications After two years of general study students do two years of concentrated computing studies
Double Degree Bachelorof Computing Science (BCS) amp Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)Double degrees in both computing and business will provide graduates with a strong platform from which to launch a successful career Whether working as a web applications manager an information systems consultant or CEO of a software company BCSBBA students will possess the combined management and computing skills to be successful in an increasingly high-tech business environment
To earn double degrees students must meetthe requirements of both programs Throughcareful course selection it is possible to complete two degrees in just fi ve years
Engineering Transfer (DegreeProgram) Year 1 and 2The Engineering Transfer Program at TRU allows you to get a jump-start on your engineering studies
Engineering Transfer Year One (38 credits) Complete the foundation courses necessary for your engineering degree in your fi rst year at TRU and transfer to UBC or UVic to complete your degree in biological biomedical civil chemical computer electrical environmental geological geo-technical integrated materials mechanical mining software engineering physics and other engineering specialties
Engineering Transfer Year Two Complete second year of Electrical or Computer engineering and transfer to UVic Following your second year you will then take part in a required 4-8 months Co-op term providing the opportunity to practice your engineering skills and get paid then you will transfer to the University of Victoria in third year to complete your degree
Admission to Engineering requirements
1 Pre-Calculus 11 and 12 with B (73)or better
2 Physics 11 and 12 with B (73) or better3 Chemistry 11 and 12 (highly
recommended) with B (73) 4 English 12 (73 or higher)
Computer Information Systems TechnologyDiploma (CIST)The CIST Diploma is accredited by the Canadian Information Processing Society CIST emphasizes the application of computers to the solution of business related problems The academic training combines technical and computer skills with communication skills (written and oral) and business skills Students who complete this diploma can ladder into year three of the BCS degree
Architectural andEngineering Technology Program (ARET)The Architectural and Engineering Technology Program (ARET) is a three-year diploma that emphasizes the design processes in building civil and mechanical technologies building structures municipal services electrical plumbing and HVAC (heating ventilating and AC) systems
Students will acquire problem solving skills in engineering and building design and in-depth knowledge in construction management building regulations and technical writing Courses include construction surveying architectural design fl uid mechanics mechanical and electrical design steel wood and reinforced concrete design and structural analysis
Students who complete the three-year ARET program can ladder into the Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM) degree and complete the degree after just 3 more semesters
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Faculty of Science gt trucascience
Typical Job Titlesin Computing Sciencebull Graphic Design Firmsbull Web and Flash Development Firmsbull Multimedia Design Firmsbull Print and Digital Media
Developmentbull Corporate Design and
Communicationsbull Advertising Agenciesbull Online Publishingbull Web Animation
Typical Job Titles in ARETbull Building Technologistbull Mechanical Technologistbull Civil Technologistbull Designer job captain specifi cation
writer estimator quantity surveyor or project administrator
bull Typically employed byprofessional engineer companies architects contractors manufacturers and governments
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HEALTH SCIENCES
Respiratory Therapy Diploma TRU is the only educational institution in British Columbia to offer a program in Respiratory Therapy This program is accredited by the Conjoint Committee of the Canadian Society of Respiratory Therapists and the Canadian Medical Association The program consists of two eight-month sessions of instruction at TRU followed by 47 weeks of clinical internship at accredited hospitals
The clinical year begins in June following the second academic session Clinical year students will rotate between hospitals in the interior of BC Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island Applicants must be prepared to relocate as required
Respiratory Therapy (RT) DiplomaBachelor of Health Science (BHSC)Students are admitted into the three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma program with the option to enter the four-year dual diplomadegree stream The dual diplomadegree stream allows successful students to graduate with both a three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma and a four-year Bachelor of Health Science degree within a four year period
Bachelor of Health ScienceThe Bachelor of Health Science is designed to provide Health Care diploma students and graduates the opportunity to obtain a bachelor degree
Graduates from a two-year or three-year diploma can ladder into the Bachelor of Health Science and are granted up to 60 credits for two-year diploma and up to 90 credits for a three-year diploma
Graduates from the following diploma programs have enrolled in the Bachelor of Health Science program
bull Respiratory Therapybull Dental Hygienebull Medical Radiologybull Medical Laboratory Technologybull Massage Therapybull OccupationalPhysiotherapists Assistants
Admission Requirements
Completion of a minimum two-year diploma in Health Care or related area from a recognized program and institution
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)ndash Kamloops campus (limited enrolment)
ndash Williams Lake campus (Years 1 and 2 only limited enrolment)
The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) program is a 4-year degree program (plus practicum placements) Upon completion graduates are eligible to write the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) and apply for registration with the College of Registered Nurses of British Columbia (CRNBC) to practice as a Registered Nurse (RN)
The BScN program educates students to be competent nurses to work with individuals families groups or communities from a health promotion perspective and an ethic of caring Practice experiences occur in acute care extended care and intermediate care hospitals and other community health agencies and homes with options for local regional provincial national and international practicums
Admission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 or equivalent rsaquo BC Chemistry 11 or TRU
Chemistry 0500 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo BC Biology 12 or TRU Biology 0600 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo One other BC Science at the grade 11 or 12 level C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Foundation of Math 12 or Pre-Calculus12 or TRU MATH 0600 and MATH 0610 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo English 12 or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
Practical Nursing Diplomandash Williams Lake campus
The provincial practical nursing education diploma program is a 2-year program designed to provide learners with the knowledge skills judgments and attitudes to perform to the full range of competencies as identified by the College of Licensed Practical Nurses of British Columbia (CLPNBC) The aim of the program is to prepare graduates to care for individuals and families at multiple life stages and in a variety of practice settings Upon successful completion of the program you will be eligible to write the Canadian Practical Nurse Registration Exam (CPNRE) required for licensure in BC
Admission Requirements
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalent rsaquo English 12English 12 First Nations
or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Math 11 Foundations with a C minimum grade
rsaquo Human Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nurses with a C+ minimum grade
Students have two options to meet this prerequisite
1 PNUR 1300 Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nursing OR TRU-Open Learning - HLTH 1121 Foundation Human Anatomy-Physiology for Heath Promotion
2 BIOL 1590 and BIOL 1690 Human Anatomy and Physiology OR TRU-Open Learning - BIOL 1593 and BIOL 1693 with a C minimum grade
Option 2 is recommended for students who are looking to ladder into the BScN program
Faculty of Science
School of Nursing gt trucanursing
34 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Arts
The Faculty of Arts offers exceptional opportunities for students inside and outside of the classroom to explore ideas engage communities and encounter the world
Police and Justice DiplomaThe Police and Justice Diploma prepares students for careers in Canadian policing and justice including sheriffs corrections parole and private security The program prepares graduates to have the necessary skills and knowledge required for a justice-related career Graduates may further their studies in the Bachelor of Arts Major in Criminology at TRU
Bachelor of Arts (BA)The Bachelor of Art degree is an excellent way to begin the experience of university for students who want to explore their options The BA offers a broad liberal arts education that combines a concentration in at least one discipline while ensuring a wide selection of courses as well as opportunities to incorporate other learning experiences such as Study Abroad and Co-operative Education
Associate of Arts Degree (AA)The associate arts degree is a 2-year program designed to provide an educational experience that lays a solid foundation for further study Students are required to complete a broad range of course offerings balanced with in-depth study in science
Bachelor of General Studies (BGS) (Online Only)This degree program provides a flexible structure that allows students to create their own program with as much or as little subject specialization as they want
Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS)BIS is a unique two-year program that students may enter after two years of university study or a two-year post-secondary diploma It allows students to create a customized program of study in their third and fourth years or to create new career options by completing their undergraduate degrees
Bachelor of Journalism (BJour)Students may enter this program directly from high school or after completing two years of study in the liberal arts This degree is career-oriented aimed at preparing students to become communication specialists for employment with community and daily newspapers magazines government agencies corporations and non-profit and advocacy organizations
Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA)The Fine Arts degree is a four-year program that allows students an education in the visual arts within a university context Studio courses such as Ceramics Drawing Photography Printmaking Sculpture Painting and interdisciplinary combinations of these media will be studied alongside academic disciplines ranging from Art History to English and Philosophy Gallery Studies such as Gallery Management and Curating are also available at the upper-level
What can I study in Arts at TRUMajors amp Minorsbull Communicationsbull Criminologybull Economicsbull Economic and Political Studiesbull Englishbull Geographybull Historybull Interdisciplinary Studiesbull Journalismbull Mathematicsbull Philosophybull Psychologybull Sociologybull Theatre Artsbull Visual Arts
Other Minors and Specializationsbull Anthropologybull Archaeology amp Geologybull Canadian Studiesbull Creative Writingbull Environmental Economics amp
Sustainable Developmentbull Managementbull Political Studies
Degreesbull Bachelor of Artsbull Bachelor of Fine Artsbull Bachelor of Interdisciplinary
Studiesbull Bachelor of Journalism
Diplomasbull Diploma in General Studiesbull Associate of Artsbull Fine Artsbull Police and Justicebull Visual Arts
Certificatesbull Aboriginal Studiesbull Literary and Art Historybull Modern Languagesbull Visual Arts Studio
International Opportunitiesbull AnthropologymdashEastern Europe
amp Philippinesbull Management amp Communicationmdash
Germanybull Leadership in Global Competency
Environmental Sustainability Social Media AdvantagemdashGermany
bull Geography amp JapanesemdashJapan
Co-op internship available
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International Program Guide Study Options | 35
Faculty of Human Social and Educational Development
Master of Education (MEd)The Master of Education program with a concentration in Educational Leadership offers thesis final project or capstone course options Designed for the working professional involved in education and for students who wish to assume positions as educational leaders and researchers or who work in education health care private industry and government
Education Requirement
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent with a minimum B average (GPA of 30 on a scale of 433) in the last 60 credits or completion of TRUrsquos Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies
Language Requirement
bull Completion of undergraduate degree at an English language university in a country where English is the primary language or
bull IELTS score of 65 (all bands) orbull A minimum TOEFL score of 88 with no
section below 20 (IBT) orbull Completion of TRU ESL level 5
Documentation Required
bull TRU Master of Education applicationbull A personal resumeacutebull A letter of intentbull Two letters of referencebull Official transcripts of all
post-secondary education
Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)The Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies (GCES) is designed to help develop the English language and academic skills to successfully meet the MEd entry requirements
The GCES is considered a standalone graduate certificate that completes qualifications for admission into TRUrsquos MEd program Students will be required to successfully complete three graduate level courses and students who require English upgrading will need to also successfully complete TRUrsquos ESL program before entering the MEd program Note Credits received in GCES do not transfer to the TRU MEd program
Bachelor of Education (BEd)The Bachelor of Education (Elementary) degree program is a two-year program which prepares students to teach in elementary schools Graduates obtain their professional teaching certificate from the Ministry of Education Teacher Regulation Branch (TRB) which qualifies the graduate to teach kindergarten to grade 12 in BC public schools Graduates can also teach in any province or territory in Canada and in many other countries
Admission Requirements
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent normally in Arts Fine Arts Mathematics Science Music or Physical Education
Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)The Bachelor of Social Work program prepares competent generalist practitioners to provide service and leadership within regional national and global contexts to achieve social justice respect for diversity and social change Employment opportunities exist in a wide variety of government and voluntary organizations such as family and childrenrsquos services child welfare mental health services hospitals womenrsquos services crisis services corrections and Aboriginal social services
Human Service DiplomaThe Human Service Diploma prepares students for careers with government or non-profit agencies that provide support and assistance to individuals coping with economic disadvantage mental health issues developmental gender and diversity issues as well as challenges such as addiction family change and involvement with the justice system
Early Childhood Education Diploma (ECE)The ECE program provides excellent learning techniques so that students can acquire the necessary knowledge and skills to become effective educators of young children Early Childhood Education is a rapidly expanding field Completion of the ECE Diploma satisfies the requirements of the Community Care Facilities Branch (CCFB) of the BC Government for a License to Practice as an Early Childhood Educator in British Columbia
Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) CertificateThe TESL Certificate is designed to provide a comprehensive course of study to prepare students to work in the ESL field nationally and internationally This one-semester program requires a previous university degree for admission It includes 195 instructional hours including a teaching practicum Upon completion students receive a TESL certificate from TRU Graduates may also apply for a second certificate from TESL Canada The components of the program introduce students to the core topics of pedagogical grammar curriculum design and instructional methodology and cross cultural studies as well as to a variety of teaching modules such as Pronunciation Skills Assessment and Evaluation and Second Language Acquisition
Program highlights
bull Accredited by TESL Canada bull Includes a supervised practicum to gain
hands-on guided classroom experiencebull Small class sizes (maximum 20 students) bull Abundant work opportunities in Canada
and around the world
What can I study in Human Social and Educational Development
Graduate
rsaquo Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)
rsaquo Master of Education Leadership
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Education (Elementary)bull Bachelor of Education
(Physical Education)bull Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)
Diploma
bull Early Childhood Educationbull Human Service Diploma
Certificate
bull Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) Post-Baccalaureate Certificate
Co-op internship available
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36 | International Program Guide Study Options
School of Trades and TechnologyTRUrsquos School of Trades and Technology has many trades training programs that result in provincial Industrial Training Authority or Red Seal Certification The instructors at TRU are some of the best in BC Canada and beyond As the economy struggles there is no better time to complete your trades training so that you will be ahead of the curve and ready when the economy turns around
What can I study in Trades and Technology at TRU
bull Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (online only)
bull Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)
bull Diploma in Water Treatment Technology
Foundation and Apprenticeship Training
bull Automotive Service Technicianbull Carpenterbull Commercial Transport Vehicle Mechanic
Technicianbull Electricianbull Heavy Duty Mechanicbull Gasfittingbull InboardOutboard Mechanicbull Plumbingbull Welding
Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)The BTTM degree program provides technologists with the knowledge and skills necessary to become effective project leaders supervisors and managers in organizations within a changing business and technical environment
Admission Requirements
A two or three-year diploma in technology or equivalent
Students who complete the two-year Water Treatment Technology Program or the three-year Architectural and Engineering Technology program (ARET) can ladder into the BTTM
Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (BTTTL) (Online Only)
This new program the only one of its kind in Canada builds upon the candidatersquos trades or technology qualifications It is aimed at allowing certified tradespeople and technologists to gain the business and leadership knowledge needed for management and other advanced positions
WATER amp WASTEWATER PROGRAMSWater sustains life Now you can help sustain our precious water supplies Gain job-ready skills to protect drinking water quality safeguard water resources and ensure the sustainability of the water supplies that are crucial to public health and the environment Canada and the World are facing shortages of educated and trained water and wastewater operatorsmdashyoursquoll be in demand upon graduation
Certificate in Water amp Wastewater UtilitiesThe Certificate is an entry-level training and education program in the operation and maintenance of Water and Wastewater Treatment Distribution and Collection systems The Certificate requirements are a successful completion of 12 courses 6 per term total of 36 credits to graduate This program ladders into the Water Treatment Technology Diploma Program
Schedule Term 1 August 17 to December 18 2015 Term 2 January 4 to May 09 2016
Water amp Wastewater Technology DiplomaTRU Water and Wastewater Diploma is a two-year four semester program
The diploma prepares students to operate and maintain water and wastewater treatment distribution re-use and disposal facilities as well as how to monitor source water quality This program is designed to educate students in chemistry microbiology mathematics mechanical and electrical systems instrumentation and treatment technologies as they are applied in the water industry Students will also study environmental law occupational health and safety communications and utility management
During the hands-on practical trainingmdashstudents will be trained in the operation maintenance troubleshooting of water systems at the state-of-the-art Kamloops Centre for Water Quality
Students can choose to exit the program after completion of the first year of studies with a Certificate in Water and Wastewater Utilities or complete the entire Diploma This program also ladders into the Bachelors of Technology the Bachelor of
Trades and Technology Leadership or the Bachelor of General Studies at TRU
Admission Requirement
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalentbull Math 11 Foundations or MATH 0410
and 0520 or equivalentbull Chemistry 11 and Biology 11 are
recommendedbull Meet TRUrsquos minimum English
language requirements
For further information please contact Satwinder Paul Program Coordinator spaultruca
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A When to ApplyPlease note the following application deadlines Late applications will be considered if space is availableWinter January semester
Application deadline October 15Summer May semester
Application deadline February 15Fall September semester
Application deadline May 31
B How to Apply1 Application
Complete all information on the application form For faster processing complete application online at truworldca
2 Program Selection Mark your program choices clearly
3 Transcripts With this application submit official transcripts (or certified copies) of your secondary school grades and any post-secondary institutions you have attended Transcripts must be officially translated into English You may scan and email or fax the transcripts for faster processing but originals must be presented on arrival to TRU Otherwise you will not be allowed to register for courses at TRU
4 Application Fee A non-refundable application fee of CDN$100 must accompany your application
5 Send Send your completed application form school transcripts and application fee to International Admissions at iapplytruca
C Next Steps1 Processing
Your application will be processed within five working days
2 Pre-Acceptance TRU will send a pre-acceptance letter indicating(a) the program to which you
have been accepted and (b) any conditions of your acceptance
3 Submit You should submit the required fees for your first semester of study (as outlined in your pre-acceptance letter)
4 Final Acceptance Upon receiving payment of tuition and general fees TRU will send an official letter of acceptance
5 Housing Either make arrangements with the accommodation directly or used the TRU World service to secure your room Students must pay a C$150 accommodation application fee when using the service with TRU World
6 Student VISA Use your official TRU letter of acceptance to apply to the nearest Canadian Embassy or Consulate for a student visa
7 Airport Pickup Note Airport pick up only available at the Kamloops airport Additional charges may apply
D Paymentbull Fees may be paid by credit card (Visa
Mastercard American Express) bank draft or bank transfer You can also make payments through our online secure payment facility at truworldca
bull If paying by bank draft bank wire transfer or money order copy of the financial document must be attached
bull Please make your bank draft or money order payable to Thompson Rivers University
bull Bank transfer details Thompson Rivers University Acct 1105-935 Transit 07200 Swift Code BOFMCAM2 Bank of Montreal (BMO) 101Fndash1180 Columbia Street West Kamloops BC Canada V2C 6R6
Send a copy of the wire transfer receipt to iapplytruca
E Send Applications toInternational Admissions Thompson Rivers University 900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8
Tel +12508285252 Fax +12503715513
Email iapplytruca
TRU Refund PolicyStudents should familiarize themselves with TRUrsquos refund policy prior to submitting payment for their studies
International students who
(a) Withdraw prior to the start of instruction will receive a 50 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced the balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(b) Withdraw in the first or second week of instruction will receive a 25 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced The balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(c) Withdraw after the second week of instruction will receive no refund of tuition A forfeit of the semester tuition and general fees will be implemented if we are not advised of a request for refund or deferral
(d) Withdraw due to a failure to obtain a student permit prior to arrival at TRU will be entitled to a full refund of tuition and general fees invoiced less a CDN$200 administration fee Students must notify TRU in writing and provide documentation prior to the start of the semester (the original letter from the Canadian Embassy stating the reasons the visa was denied is requiredmdashno photocopies scans or faxes are accepted) Total non-refundable including application fee of CDN$100 is CDN$300
(e) New students who wish to defer the start of their first semester of study to a future semester may do so only twice and up to a maximum of one calendar year (ie a student accepted to the fall semester may defer until the next fall semester but not beyond) Continuing students who wish to defer their admission must do so before the beginning of the semester Once the deferral has expired students will need to reapply if they wish to recommence studies at a later date Deferral must be requested in writing and sent to iapplytruca prior to the start of the semester Once instruction begins policies (b) and (c) above apply
(f ) Withdrawal for Medical ReasonsmdashApart from the policy outlined for international students there is no provision for a medical refund outside this policy For continuing students who are required to withdraw for medical reasons we encourage the student to visit their Academic Advisor and fill in a ldquoComplete Program Withdraw Formrdquo This allows the student to withdraw from a course or program without obtaining a ldquoDNC (Did Not Complete)rdquo on their academic record
Application Instructions
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Students from over 85 countries choose to study at TRU
Baihua ChadwickAssociate Vice-President International amp CEO TRU World Global Operations
I wish to extend a warm greeting on behalf of Thompson Rivers University (TRU) We realize there are many institutions where you could choose to study so we are pleased you are considering TRU We are a young institution with a rich history We began as a community college in 1970 and have evolved into what we are todaymdasha premiere Canadian student-centred institution off ering programs ranging from ESL to graduate degrees TRU is home to over 13000 students including over 1750 international students from more than 85 countries and regions
While you are studying at TRU you will be supported by a dedicated International Student Services team at TRU World Studying in a foreign country is an exciting adventure and we want to ensure you are able to take full advantage of all
Canada has to off er TRU World staff are committed to ensuring you have access to any services you may require from admissions to academic planning to housing to personal issues
You can expect to work hard at TRU but we also know that it is important to have some fun Our International Student Activity Program (ISAP) staff plan regular social and cultural activities both on campus and in the community that will allow you to learn a bit about Canadian culture It is also our hope that you will take the opportunity to share your cultures with us As the world becomes smaller and smaller we believe it is important for us to learn continually from one another You have a unique story to share and we hope you will come to TRU and share it with us We look forward to seeing you on our beautiful campus
Dr Alan ShaverPresident and Vice-Chancellor
Students from more than 85 countries come to Thompson Rivers University each year to take advantage of our comprehensive range of programs our unique combinations of fl exible learning options and our balance of theoretical and applied studies
TRU also reaches out to the world through an extensive student exchange program and through partnerships and projects in nearly 50 countries
This commitment to internationalization has given our university a vibrant profi le and reputation around the world It has also enabled our students to develop lifelong skills and connections as they prepare for life and work as citizens of our global village
We invite you to learn more about TRU and send our best wishes for success in your future studies
International Program Guide | 1International Program Guide | 1
Table of ContentsAbout TRUWhy Study at TRU 2
Kamloops Campus 3
Williams Lake Campus 4
DistanceOpen Learning5
Campus LifeStudent Clubs International Days ISAP Sports 6
Study Abroad 8
International Training Centre 10
Transnational Programs 11
International Student Services 12
Research at TRU 13
Work Options for International Students 14
Student Housing amp Accommodation 16
Campus Map 18
Study OptionsComplete Program Listing for International Students 20
English Language Programs 22
International Accreditations and Transfer Credit 23
Global Competency 23
School of Business and Economics 24
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism 28
Faculty of Science
Sciences and Environment 31
Computing Science and Advanced Technology 32
Health Sciences 33
School of Nursing 33
Faculty of Arts 34
Faculty of Human Social and Educational Development 35
School of Trades and Technology 36
Application Instructions Inside Back Cover
Check out our interactive online brochureat i-studentglobalcomtru
2 | International Program Guide About TRU
bull Public government-accredited universitybull More than 100 academic programsbull Founded in 1970bull 590 distance learning coursesbull Based in Kamloops British
Columbia Canadabull 13000 studentsbull 1750 international students from more
than 85 countries
Accreditations and Affi liations
bull Government of British Columbiabull Association of Universities and Colleges
of Canada (AUCC)bull Languages Canadabull Council of International Schoolsbull Education Quality Assurance
(EQA) Designationbull Education auin Canada
Why Study at TRUChoice of Programsbull Master degreesbull Graduate certifi catesbull Post-Baccalaureate diplomasbull Bachelor degreesbull Certifi cates and diplomasbull English as a Second Language (ESL)bull University preparationbull University transferbull Distanceonline education
Access to Programsbull Conditional admissions availablebull TOEFL IELTS and Cambridge exams
accepted but not requiredbull Combined ESL and academic studiesbull Transfer to full-time academic study
after ESL
Special Opportunitiesbull Options to work on and off campusbull Combined study and work programsbull Credit transfer from recognized
institutions overseasbull International exchange programsbull Scholarship programsbull Global Competency Certifi cate
Individual Supportbull Personal counsellingbull Homestay residence or
apartment housingbull Admissions and registration assistancebull Academic advising and
program planningbull Medical services on campusbull Employment services assistancebull Social activities
Key Program Areasbull Business and Economicsbull Computing Sciencebull Educationbull English as a Second Language (ESL)bull Fine Artsbull Health Sciencesbull Journalismbull Lawbull Liberal Arts and Humanitiesbull Science and Environmental Sciencebull Tourismbull Trades and Technology
Suvalee For students that are looking for a place to concentrate on studies in a relaxing environment TRU is an excellent choice Enjoy the natural beauty of a smaller city with warm and supportive people
ABOUT TRU
International Program Guide About TRU | 3
Kamloops CampusLocated in the heart of Kamloops and overlooking the North and South Thompson Rivers the TRU campus features plenty of green space a botanical garden and an impressive mix of historic and modern facilities including the latest projectmdashan innovative revitalization of the original 40-year old Old Main building
A vibrant community of over 13000 students from acrossCanada and around the world complete undergraduate and graduate degrees in addition to diplomas apprenticeships professional certifi cates continuing studies and ESL Another 17000 students take advantage of TRUrsquos fl exible learning options to study online or by distance through the Open Learning division Students can also take programs at regional centres throughout the interior of BC and a satellite campus in Williams Lake
TRU focuses on the individual student experience with small classes accessible faculty research opportunities for graduates and undergraduates co-op and study abroad programs and a global competency distinction Fitting for a university located in The Tournament Capital of Canada TRU has 10 WolfPack varsity teams comprised of 200 athletes participating in basketball volleyball golf hockey baseball soccer badminton cross-country running and swimming Another 600 students participate in an active intramural sports program
Brown Family House of Learning (left) was built to strict green standards under the LEED Gold certifi cation program Home to a four-storey wall of plants (The Living Wall) and the Irving K Barber Centre (above which is the major focal point of the Brown Family House of Learning) has been designed in the context of an Interior Salish pit house and symbolically and practically represents TRUrsquos commitment to our regionrsquos vibrant Aboriginal culture
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Amna I am truly obliged that I have chosen a Canadian university as my learning destination and I am feeling blessed to be here in Kamloops
Visit truworldca for more information for international students
4 | International Program Guide About TRU| International Program Guide | International Program Guide About TRU4 | International Program Guide | International Program Guide About TRUAbout TRUAbout TRU| International Program Guide About TRU
Williams Lake CampusWilliams Lake is a beautiful city located in the central interior of British Columbia It is the largest urban centre between Kamloops and Prince George
bull Area population of 36000bull Very aff ordable cost of livingbull Small class sizes with dedicated facultybull Close-knit campus community with student services bull Diverse multicultural environment
bull Safe and friendly city
Things to Dobull Williams Lake Stampedebull Movies and theatre bull Mountain biking and hiking bull Shops and cafeacutes bull Alpine and cross-country skiing
Programsbull Practical Nursing Diploma Programmdashonly off ered at the
Williams Lake campus
Begin a bachelor degree in Williams Lakebull Associate of Arts ndash Years 1 and 2bull Bachelor of Arts ndash Years 1 and 2bull Bachelor of Journalism ndash Years 1 and 2bull Bachelor of Business Administration ndash Years 1 and 2bull Bachelor of Science ndash Year 1bull Bachelor of Science in Nursing ndash Years 1 and 2
(intake in even years)bull Bachelor of Social Work ndash Years 1 and 2
EXPERIENCE
(intake in even years)(intake in even years)(intake in even years)bull Bachelor of Social Work ndash Years 1 and 2Bachelor of Social Work ndash Years 1 and 2Bachelor of Social Work ndash Years 1 and 2
For more information visit trucawilliamslake
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International Program Guide About TRU | 5
DistanceOpen LearningThompson Rivers University brings education directly to you through its Open Learning Division (TRU-OL) Now you canget the benefi t of a traditional university education in anon-traditional way
As British Columbiarsquos leading online and distance education provider TRU-OL off ers over 590 courses and 57 programs Students can complete just one course or an entire degree diploma or certifi cate by studying online or by distanceat a pace and place that suits their lifestyle On-campus students can enroll in Open Learning and develop a more fl exible schedule that helps them balance full- or part-time work with their studies
International Studentsbull Open Learning off ers more choice and fl exibility in your
semester schedulebull Complete courses towards your degree before you arrive
to study on campus saving both time and money
How to RegisterRegister online or call Open Learning Student Services
Student Services Advisors help students develop educational plans and provide assistance identifying prerequisites and entrance requirements for specifi c programs transferring credit and assessing informal credit based on prior work experience Once enrolled in a program each student is assigned a personal Program Advisor who provides support for program planning and course selection
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Visit truopenca for more informationon TRU Open Learning programs and courses
6 | International Program Guide Campus Life
Student ClubsThere are many student clubs associations and activity programs on theTRU campus
International Days Festival (IDays)International Days is a unique week-long campus-wide celebration of cultures from around the world Learn about the diversity at TRU and share information about your own culture Join our celebration with food music and dance International Days is held every year in February or March
bull Bangladesh Clubbull Campus Radio ldquoThe Xrdquobull Chinese Student and Scholars
Associationbull French Clubbull India Clubbull Intercultural Councilbull International Soccer Clubbull International Student Activity
Program (ISAP)bull Japanese Clubbull Latin Club
bull Muslim Student Associationbull Nihongo Clubbull Omega Student Newspaperbull Pakistan Clubbull Pan-African Clubbull Russian Speakers Clubbull Saudi Clubbull Sports and Recreationbull Taiwanese Clubbull TRU Student Unionbull Vietnamese Club
John There are tons of ways you can get involved at TRU Getting involved through various clubs and social events at TRU has allowed me to meet people and make friends outside of my program that I might never have gotten the chance to
Visit trusuca for a list of more clubs and to fi nd out more about the TRU Student Union
Like us on facebook facebookcomTRUIDays
Watch International Days videos on our playlist ldquoInternational Days at Thompson Rivers Universityrdquo on our channel mytruworld
STUDENT CLUBS
CAMPUS RADIO
INTERNATIONAL DAYS
CAMPUS LIFE
International Program Guide Campus Life | 7
International Student Activity Program (ISAP)TRU ISAP is an activity program that provides international students with educational fun and exciting activities each semester
bull meet new peoplebull explore the Kamloops areabull experience Canadian culturebull get involved in planning and organizing activitiesbull try new activities
gt facebookcomtruISAP
Varsity AthleticsOur campus features extensive athletic facilities including a sports complex and stadium with an Olympic-sized swimming pool jacuzzi saunas two fully equipped fi tness centres extensive indoor track and court facilities and a FIFA-approved artifi cial grass stadium
TRU off ers a comprehensive varsity athletics program as well as extensive intramural and club sports
WolfPack Varsity Teams
Intramural Sports amp RecreationJust for the fun of it TRU Recreation off ers fun games events tournaments trips and more By getting involved yoursquoll make your university experience memorable meet new friends and facenew challenges
Off -Campus SportsKamloops off ers top-level coaching and club competition in many diff erent sports including swimming rowing track amp fi eld rugby fi gure skating football gymnastics and skiing Students interested in competitiveclub sports can attend TRU while pursuing their sport off campus
Athletic ScholarshipsThe TRU International Student Athletic Scholarship (ISAS) is intended for international students of outstanding sporting ability who qualify for one of TRUrsquos varsity teams
Some activities include
bull horseback ridingbull volleyballbull skiingsnowboardingbull ice skatingbull ice hockeybull tobogganingbull soccerbull games nightbull swimmingbull curlingbull basketballbull badminton
bull golfbull ldquoMusic in the Parkrdquobull white water raftingbull wine toursbull indoor rock climbingbull billiardsbull canoeingkayakingbull bikingbull TRU Survivorsbull shopping tripsbull outdoor theatrebull camping
bull baseball (men)bull soccer (men and women)bull basketball (men and women)bull volleyball (men and women)bull hockey (men)
bull badminton (co-ed)bull curlingbull cross-country running (co-ed)bull cheerleadingbull swimming
Andrey ISAP is my Kamloops family
TRU Moose Check out a WolfPack game at Thompson Rivers University trucaathletics
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ITY
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WOLFPACK
8 | International Program Guide Campus Life
Study AbroadInternational OpportunitiesEnhance your degree and your university experience Make your degree stand out and incorporate an international experience into your studies Yoursquoll broaden your perspective expand your job opportunities have funmdashand it can count towards your degree
Student Exchange
Through an extensive network of international partnerships TRU off ers a comprehensive student exchange program There is no better teacher than life experience and no better classroom than the world
Study for one or two semesters in another country and have those credits applied toward your TRU degree Currently there are opportunities at more than 220 institutions in over 40 countries
Herersquos why you should go
bull Showcase experience on your resumebull Become a future global leaderbull Take a step toward personal and academic goalsbull Discover new opportunitiesbull Travel the world
Create your own experience at TRU
bull Earn credit towards your degreebull Financial support is providedbull Apply to become a Study Abroad Ambassadorbull Open to Canadian and international studentsbull Earn recognition toward TRUrsquos Global
Competency Certifi cate
Our Study Abroad program gives students a leading edge in an increasingly interconnected world
All you need to do is fi nd a program and apply
Field Schools
bull Earn course credit in international fi eld schoolsmdashcourses run from two to six weeks
bull Step outside of the classroom with a TRU fi eld schoolto experience hands-on learning
bull TRU operates a number of specialized fi eld schools which are unique in terms of location course content program length and cost Field schools normally run from two to six weeks in length and operate between the months of May through August
bull Some fi eld school courses are open to students across a wide range of programs and off er course credit that can be applied to your degree program
Short Term Summer Programs
Yet another great way to travel and experience another culture - for credit Many of our Bilateral exchange partners run 2 3 4 and 6 week programs which students can participate during the months of May June and July These short-term programs typically cover accommodation some meals and cultural activities Students still register at TRU for one or two courses and pay tuition to TRU All other fees are paid directly to the partner school
These summer programs transfer back to 1 or 2 courses at TRU following approval from a Program Advisor If you are not sure about diving into a full semester abroad let this short-term experience be the testing ground to get your feet wet
TRUrsquos Global Competency Certifi cate
Your international and intercultural experiences will be recognized by TRU Our new Global Competency Certifi cate allows students to document their global and intercultural experiencesmdashfrom Study Abroad or learning a second language to volunteer workmdashand earn formal recognition on their offi cial TRU transcript Create your own global experience at TRU and we will help you add it to your resume See page 23 for details
TRUStudyAbroad Ambassador of the week Skye Hines went to Universiteacute Rennes 2 in France for a Bachelor of Arts This could be you myTRU mobility StudyAbroad
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10 | International Program Guide Campus Life
International Training CentreFor over 25 years Thompson Rivers University has been delivering customized training programs of the highest calibre and the professional development we provide to educators (from kindergarten to post-secondary levels) has
earned us world-wide recognition Our intensive short-term programs are strategically balanced to maximize every opportunity for instruction while allowing participants enough time to gain an appreciation of Canadian culture and participate in carefully selected activities The result is a rich and rewarding experience that will last a life time
Summer Language and Cultural ImmersionOur three and four-week open-registration programs provide students with a learner-centred environment that enables them to acquire English through listening speaking and active participation in a rich educational environment The program combines English-language training with cultural activities Participants stay with local families which provides a full immersion experience
Programs include the following
bull Homestay accommodations (meals included)bull Pick up and drop off at Kamloops Airportbull Orientation to TRUrsquos campus and the city of Kamloopsbull Free wireless internet on campusbull Support of instructors in the classroom and during activitiesbull Costs of all scheduled cultural and recreational activities
Customized ProgramsTRU develops many customized technical training programs in areas such as health trades and technology and tourism to name a few TRU has particular strengths in specialized English as a Second Language (ESL) training ESL study tours ESL for specifi c purposes such as ESLBusiness ESLTourism and ESLNursing
Not only can program content be customized but so can many other program attributes such as location of delivery(TRU campus or clients home country) guest speakers accommodations and educationalcultural activities
Programs include the following
bull Customized instruction delivered in Canadaandor in the clientrsquos home country
bull Cultural benefi ts such as guest speakerssite visits and community placements
bull Recreational activities such as golf fi shing hikinghorseback riding and skiing
bull Choice of homestay or dormitory accommodationbull A complete range of support services including
support in the participantrsquos native language
Professional Development for Teachers of English as a Foreign LanguageThis program provides participants with the knowledge and skills they need to excel in their fi eld Program content can be adapted for elementary middle school high school and post-secondary applications In addition length of programs can be customized from two to eight weeks or longer depending on the requirements of the client
Professional Development for Teachers of English as a Foreign Language is comprised of four modules Instructional Methodology Instructional Techniques English for Educators and Cultural Studies
Executive Leadership Training for PrincipalsThis customized program for principals and vice-principals focuses on skills development in educational leadership through training and professional placements The program addresses curriculum development external relations innovative delivery methods human resource issues and planning
Other Language and Culture Programsbull Winter 4-Week Language and Culture Embrace a Canadian
winter while experiencing many parts of culture such as a hockey game tubing skiingsnowboarding and curling
bull Wild Wild West Experience the life of a cowboy while developing your English skills Highlights include visiting a working ranch where you can ride a horse learn to lasso go on a hay ride visit a cowboy museum and listen to cowboys tell campfi re stories Included is a trip to historic Barkerville a fully restored Gold Rush town from the 1800s
bull Business English and Golf for Professionals Kamloops has 13 award-winning golf courses and was voted ldquoNumber One Golf Destination in Canadardquo Personalized golf lessons will be provided
bull ESL and SkiingSnowboarding Increase your English profi ciency while developing skiingsnowboarding skills in a world-class destination at Sun Peaks Resort
For more information please see ITCrsquos Program Guide truworldcaitc
International Program Guide Campus Life | 11
Transnational Programs Transnational programs allow students in partner institutions to partiallymdashor in some cases totallymdashcomplete TRU program requirements at their home institutions Students often transfer to TRU to complete their studies at the conclusion of which they can earn the appropriate degree or diploma awarded by TRU Currently TRU has more than 40 partner institutions in countries such as China Colombia India Korea Mexico New Zealand Turkey United Arab Emirates USA and Vietnam
Study a TRU programat a partner institution(Accreditation Program)
There are more than 1300 students enrolled in TRU programs delivered at partner institutions Current programming areas include Business and Computing Science All of these programs are based on an accreditation model where TRU works with partner institutions to deliver TRU programs in the partnersrsquo home countries
Transfer credits towards a degree at TRU(Articulation Program)
Articulation agreements allow students from partner institutions to seamlessly transfer the credits earned at their home institutions into TRU programs Current programming areas include Arts Business Science Computing Science Tourism and Technology Management
Pathway towards a Canadianuniversity degree at TRU(Pathway Program)
TRU partners with high schools and English language schools These linkages create pathways for qualifi ed students to complete their preparatory studies and then transfer smoothly to university studies at TRU
Have a study abroad experience at TRU(Visiting Student Program)
This program provides students with a study abroad opportunity in Canada The program includes intensive English language courses andor university academic courses drawn from TRUrsquos existing suite of academic courses or TRU can develop a customized suite of courses to meet the needs of a cohort group in a specifi c program area All the courses in this program may be counted towards university credits at TRU partner institutions
For more information visittruworldcatransnational
TRU GRADUATION CEREMONY IN CHINA
SIGNING CEREMONY
TRU GRADUATION CEREMONY IN INDIA
GRADUATION CEREMONY AT TRU
12 | International Program Guide Campus Life
L to R Tracy Barth Lorna Hutchinson Ornella Falsetta Carol Ryujin-Kawa Jean Linteris and Leslie Matthews Not picturedL Jody Peddle
Back Amit Goel (Hindi Punjabi Urdu) Rika Kimura (Japanese) Sultan Almajil (Arabic) Reuben Onyango (Swahili) Tatyana Dikaryeva (Russian Ukrainian)
Front Staff en Liu-Calver (Mandarin) Eric Kim (Korean) and Teresa Wei (Mandarin)
Barb Smith Keisha Morong and Verlinda Wale
InternationalStudent ServicesInternational Admissions bull Six full-time offi cers for
international admissionsbull Application processing within one week
under normal circumstancesbull Personalized response to inquiries
and follow-up questionsbull Admissions advising on specifi c
program requirements
InternationalAcademic Advisingbull Four full-time international
academic advisorsbull Course planning before you
arrive on campusbull Individual advising and course planning
each semesterbull Monitoring of academic performance and
counselling supportbull Academic success guidance
and workshops
Susie My academic advisors were great in helping me plan my courses they really facilitated my career goals and interests to help me choose a program and major which best suited me
For more info emailapplications to iapplytrucaor Apply online atregtruworldcaorderformasp
InternationalStudent Advisorsbull Multilingual teambull Personal counselling and assistance on
all aspects of student life in Canada including housing visa application and settlement services
bull Orientation and welcome servicesincluding airport receptioncity tours and peer programs
International Program Guide Campus Life | 13
Research at TRUFinding Tiny Solutions to Huge ProblemsJonathan Van Hamme PhD Associate Professor Department of Biological Sciences
Dr Van Hamme and his team are developing microscopic clean up crews through bioremediationmdashthe use of microbes to break down pollutants By studying microbes with bioactive qualities on a genetic level and learning precisely what makes their taste for toxins tick this researcher is working to develop strategies to enhance their natural abilities to clean up environmental pollutants
Advancing the Battle Against Drug Resistant BacteriaKingsley Donkor PhD Associate Professor Department of Chemistry
One very promising area of research is into lantibioticsmdashsubstances that not only show remarkable effectiveness against many forms of bacteria but also have a promising ability to thwart the development of resistance Donkor is working to discover the precise way in which lantibiotics destroy bacterial cells so that he can use that knowledge to develop new and even more effective lantibiotic substances
Searching for SuperheroesNaowarat (Ann) Cheeptham PhD Associate Professor Department of Biological Sciences
TRU microbiologist Dr Naowarat (Ann) Cheeptham is going to extremes in her search for new sources of antibiotics to fight multi-drug-resistant bacteria Working with an expert cave explorer to collect microorganisms from some of Canadarsquos most remote extreme cave habitats she and her team of graduate and undergraduate researchers are testing hundreds of these tough adaptable bacteria for potential antibiotic superpowers
14 | International Program Guide Campus Life
TRU Moose Co-op students can receive academic credit for co-op work terms
Work Options forInternational StudentsInternational Students are eligible to work on- and off -campus while studying full-time and qualify for full-time work permitafter graduation
Work During Your Studiesbull Work up to 20 hours per week while studyingbull Work full-time during scheduled breaks
bull Opportunities on- and off -campus
Co-operative EducationCo-operative education combines academic studies with paid work experience Students alternate between terms of full-time study and full-time employment
Co-op Advantages
bull Get paid career-related work experience while studyingbull Earn academic credits and transcript distinctionbull Maximize job opportunities upon graduationbull Choose from co-ops in Kamloops and across Canadabull TRU Co-op offi ce prepares students for interviews and help to
fi nd job placements bull Choose to work between one and up to fi ve semesters
Average Co-op salary
Program Discipline Average Monthly Salary
BBA C$2400
Science C$2800
Electronics C$2700
IT C$3000
Sample Co-op schedule (based on working 5 co-op semesters)
Co-op requirements and fees
bull Co-op work term fee of C$1400 (Co-op fee waived for students who do not fi nd employment)
bull Student applies for Co-op after completion of fi rst yearbull GPA determines acceptancebull Must complete COOP 1000 course on resume writing and
nterviewing skills after accepted to Co-op programbull Enter work semester after completing 50 of academic programbull Under graduate programs only See pages 20-21 for eligible programs
Work After GraduationInternational students graduating from a Canadian post-secondary institution are eligible to remain in Canada to work Students completing a minimum two-year program of study may be eligible to work for up to three years
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Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5
September to
December
Academic Semester
1
Academic Semester
3
Academic Semester
5
Academic Semester
7
Co-opWork Term
5
January to April
Academic Semester
2
Academic Semester
4
Academic Semester
6
Co-opWork
Term 3
Academic Semester 8
May to August
Co-opWork Term
1
Co-opWork
Term 2
Co-opWork
Term 4
Graduation
International Program Guide Campus Life | 15
16 | International Program Guide Campus Life
Student Housingamp AccommodationLive on campus as part of a vibrant active community of students at the TRU Residence (ldquoTRU Rezrdquo) or On Campus Housing (ldquoMcGillrdquo) Be minutes away from your classes campus amenities and the Tournament Capital Centre
TRU Student Residence The 11-storey TRU Rez has some of the best views in the city Each of the 570 private bedrooms include a desk chair double bed phone TV and lamp Floors are co-ed but two- and four-bedroom suites with shared kitchenette and washroom are either all female or all male
Applications are accepted on a fi rst-come fi rst-served basis First year students enrolled in a degree or diploma program are guaranteed a room for September if application is received before March
2 Bedroom Plan 4 Bedroom Plan
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International Program Guide Campus Life | 17
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For information about off -campus housing visitservicestrusucahousing-registrytrucahousingregistryrelocatecanadacomkamloopsrentals
TRU
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ENT
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McGill On Campus HousingMcGill housing off ers 300 self-contained bedrooms in four-bedroom ldquoquadrdquo units in three buildings Each all-female or all-male quad contains a shared kitchenette washroom and common area with access to a central building for study and recreation Applications will be accepted on a fi rst-come fi rst-served basis
bull Rooms have private outside entrances some have city viewsbull Rooms include bed desk sink kitchen with microwave double burner hot
plate and fridgebull Central building has coin-operated laundry bike storage mail big screen
TV BBQ deck pool tables free wireless internet and study areabull Regular social activities plannedbull Fees include utilities (heat hot water electricity)bull Internet cable TV and phone hookups availablebull On-site management and 24 hourday securitybull Parking available for an extra feebull Two blocks to shopping grocery runs once a week
Off Campus Housinggt trucaserviceshousingoff campus
Homestay Live with a Canadian FamilyManaged by TRU World staff TRUrsquos homestay program off ers a great opportunity for students to experience Canadian culture and practice English by living with Canadian families or individuals More than 450 carefully selected Canadian homestay providers participate in this program
Homestay Advantages
bull A private furnished bedroombull Three meals per day and snacksbull Care and support of a Canadian familybull Share your culturebull Practice English in real life situations
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Facts About Canadabull Second largest country in the world
bull 35 million people
bull Ten provinces three territories
bull Top UN ranking
bull Multicultural 1 in 6 is a new immigrant
bull Officially bilingual (English and French) but over 200 languages spoken
bull Provinces are responsible for education
Facts About Kamloopsbull Modern safe and comfortable
city of almost 100000bull Vibrant cultural lifebull Over 200 lakes nearbybull Many golf coursesbull Spectacular natural settingbull Affordable cost of livingbull Wide range of outdoor city
and campus activitiesbull 35 hour drive or 45 minute flight
from Vancouverbull 45 minute drive to Sun Peaks Resort
one of North Americarsquos top-ranked ski and snowboard resorts where the Austrian National Ski Team practices Sun Peaks Named Top Two in Best Canadian Ski Destinations by Canadian Living Magazine
bull Exceptional climate
rsaquo 1 in Canada for beautiful summers rsaquo 2 for warmest spring rsaquo 2 for driest city climate rsaquo 2 for most sunny days
in warm months rsaquo 2040 hours of sunshine per year rsaquo Median high temperature 21degC
Facts About TRUbull Founded in 1970 TRU is a public
degree-granting universitybull Almost 13000 students on campus
during Fall and Winter semestersbull More than 1750 international students
from over 85 countriesbull 17000 distance studentsbull TRU is in the heart of Kamloops within
walking distance of everything you need
bull 11 Aboriginal students bull Average class sizemdash1st year
39 students 4th year 20 students bull U-PASS for students provides access
to the Kamloops transit system and free access to the on-campus Canada Games swimming pool
Bruce Excellent School Excellent Faculty
TRU Moose Kamloops is amazing for its ability to accommodate a variety of sports and activities From snowboarding to waterskiing you can try it all
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20 | International Program Guide Study Options
TRU Master Degrees and Graduate Studies Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
MBA Foundation amp Graduate Certifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) 24 8 months SeptJanMay
Master of Business Administration 24 1 year Sept
Graduate Certifcate in Education Studies (GCES) 35 4 months + ESL SeptMay
Master of Education Leadership 35 30 credits Sept
Master of Science Environmental Science 31 2 years SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Accounting 25 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Business Administration 25 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Finance 25 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Human Resource Management 25 51 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in International Business 25 54 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Marketing 26 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in New Venture Creation 26 51 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Supply Chain Management 26 60 credits SeptJanMay
Teaching English as a Second Language Certifi cate (TESL) 35 4 months SeptJanMay
TRU Undergraduate Degrees Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Bachelor of ArtsMajors Communications Economics English Geography History Interdisciplinary Studies Journalism Mathematics Philosophy Psychology Sociology Theatre Arts Visual Arts
34 4 years SeptJanMay C
Bachelor of Business AdministrationMajors Accounting Economics Finance Human Resource Management International Business Marketing New Venture Creation Information Technology
27 4 years SeptJanMay C
Double Degreebull Bachelor of Business Administration amp Bachelor of Computing Science
32 5 years SeptJanMay C
Bachelor of Computing Science 32 4 years SeptJan C
Bachelor of Education - Elementary 35 5 years Sept P
Bachelor of Fine Arts 34 4 years SeptJan
Bachelor of Heath Science 33 4 years SeptJan C
Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies 34 4 years SeptJan C
Bachelor of Journalism 34 4 years Sept P
Bachelor of Natural Resource Science 31 4 years Sept C
Bachelor of ScienceMajors Animal Biology Chemistry Chemical Biology Cellular Molecular amp Microbial Biology Ecology amp Environmental Biology Environmental Chemistry Computing Science Mathematics Mathematical Sciences Physics Statistics
31 4 years SeptJanMay C
Bachelor of Science in Nursing 33 4 years Sept P
Bachelor of Social Work 35 4 years Sept P
Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management 36 4 years SeptJan
Bachelor of Tourism Management 28 4 years SeptJanMay C
Engineering ndash First amp Second Year Transfer 32 1ndash2 years Sept C
Forestry ndash First amp Second Year Transfer 31 1ndash2 years Sept
Complete Program Listing for International StudentsSTUDY OPTIONS
20 | International Program Guide
International Program Guide Study Options | 21
TRU Diploma Programs Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Accounting Technician 2 years Sept
Adventure Guide 30 2 years Sept C
Adventure Management 30 2 years Sept C
Architectural amp Engineering Technology 32 3 years Sept
Associate of Arts 34 2 years SeptJanMay
Associate of Science 2 years SeptJanMay
Computer Information Systems Technology 32 2 years SeptJan C
Early Childhood Education 35 2 years Sept
Events amp Conventions Management 28 2 years Sept
Management 2 years Sept C
Practical Nursing (Williams Lake campus only) 33 2 years TBD P
Police amp Justice 34 2 years Sept
Resort amp Hotel Management 28 2 years Sept P
Respiratory Therapy 33 3 years Sept P
Sports Event Management 28 2 years Sept P
Tourism Management 28 2 years SeptJanMay P
Visual Arts 2 years Sept
Water amp Wastewater Technology 36 2 Years Sept
January intake may be available but course sequencing would prevent completion in 4 semesters
TRU Certifi cate Programs Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Aboriginal Tourism 1 year Sept
Adventure Sports 30 1 year Sept
Culinary Arts 30 16 months JanAug
English as a Second or Additional Language (ESALESL) 22 1ndash25 years SeptJanMay
Literary amp Art History 1 year SeptJan
Modern Languages 1 year SeptJan
Visual Arts Studio 1 year SeptJan
Water amp Wastewater Utilities 1 year August
TRU University Prep amp Student Development Length Intakes Co-op (C)Practicum (P)
Adult Basic Education amp BC Adult Graduation Diploma NA JanMaySept
English as a Second Language NA JanMaySept
University Preparation Courses NA JanMaySept
Note All course and admission information subject to change
trucacalendar
STUDY OPTIONS
International Program Guide | 21
22 | International Program Guide Study Options
English Language Programs
The TRU Advantagebull English Placement Test (EPT) available upon arrivalbull IELTS and TOEFL scores acceptedbull Academic ESL designed to help prepare for university contextbull Can combine ESL and Academic courses for credit in levels 4 and 5bull 20 hours of classroom instruction per week plus language labs
and activitiesbull Access to International Student Activity Program (ISAP)
Each of the fi ve levels of TRUrsquos ESL Program take one semesterto complete
Students with no offi cial test score will take an English Placement Test (EPT) upon arrival at TRU and will be placed in the appropriate level of English language study as indicated in the chart below
If a student has an offi cial test score they may choose to enter ESL or academic courses without taking the TRU English Placement Test See chart to the right
Note In order to guarantee registration for the courses you want please submit your English test scores one month before arriving at TRU
Admission RequirementsEnglish Profi ciency
bull Completion of the TRU ESL Program allows direct entry to academic study
bull TRU accepts test scores for the following English profi ciency exams TOEFL IELTS MELAB CanTEST
bull The Cambridge CAE (Certifi cate in Advanced English) and CPE (Certifi cate of Profi ciency in English) will also be considered for direct entry into academic programs
Academic Requirements
bull Secondary school completion (high school graduation)
bull Other requirements vary by program please consult International Admissions for detailed requirements for specifi c programs at iapplytruca
Minimum Age Students must be at least 17 years oldSee inside back cover for application instructions
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Direct entry into Academic Study
Academic Study requirementsIELTS 65+ with no bands below 60TOEFL iBT 88+ with no section below 20TOEFL PBT 570+ TWE 45+MELAB 81+CanTEST 45+ with no component score below 40CAEL Overall 70+ no subtest below 60TRU Level 5 completion
Direct entry to Level 5 ESL
2 ESL Courses + 3 Academic Courses Level 5 completion = Direct Entry to Academic StudyLevel 5 Entry requirements
IELTS 60+ with no band below 55TOEFL iBT 80+TOEFL PBT 550 - 569 TWE 40+MELAB 77+CanTEST 40+ with no component score below 40CAEL Overall 60+ no subtest below 50TRU Level 4
Direct entry to Level 4 ESL
4 ESL Courses + 1 Academic Course Level 4 completion = Direct Entry to Level 5 ESLLevel 4 Entry requirements
IELTS 55+ with no band below 50TOEFL iBT 71+TOEFL PBT 530 - 549MELAB 74+CanTEST 40+ with no component score below 35CAEL Overall 50+ no subtest below 40TRU ESL level 3
Direct entry to Level 3 ESL
5 ESL CoursesLevel 3 completion = Direct entry to Level 4 ESL + ESL Intermediate Certifi cate awardLevel 3 Entry requirements
IELTS 50+TOEFL iBT 61+TOEFL PBT 500 - 529MELAB 69+CanTEST 35+CAEL Overall 40+TRU ESL level 2
Direct entry to Level 2 ESL
Level 2 ESL 5 ESL CoursesLevel 2 completion = Direct entry to level 3 ESL + ESL Foundations Certifi cate awardLevel 2 Entry requirements
TRU English Placement Test is required for entry
Direct entry to Level 1 ESL
5 ESL CoursesLevel 1 completion = Direct entry to level 2 ESLTRU English Placement Test requiredSuggested Entry requirement TOEFL iBT 20
TOEFL Exam FormatsTOEFL iBT = Internet-Based TestTOEFL PBT = Paper Based Test
TRU is a leader in ESL education for university and college students Our ESL program is designed to provide specifi c and appropriate language training for students who plan to proceed to post-secondary study focusing on English for academic purposes Our students come from around the world and we look forward to meeting you
ESL Bridging Certifi cates
Each requires completion of Level 4 one ESL electiveand two specifi c academic courses
bull English and Sciencesbull English and Liberal Arts
bull English and Fine Artsbull English and Business
International Program Guide Study Options | 23
International Baccalaureate (IB)The IB diploma is accepted for admission to TRU Transfer credit will be granted for higher level courses completed with a score of 5 or higher Students have the option to decline the transfer credit if they wish to complete the course(s) at the University
To transfer credits to Arts Business or Science you must have
1 Official IB transcript2 HL courses only3 Grade of 5 6 or 7For a complete list of the IB transfer credits please go to trucaadmissionshs-studentsib
Official transcripts must be sent to the Admissions Office directly from the testing centre Transcripts can be requested from
International Baccalaureate New York Attn Transcripts 475 Riverside Drive Suite 240 New York NY 10115 Phone 2126964464
Advanced Placement (AP) Exams through the College BoardAP exams will be accepted for admission to TRU Transfer credit is granted for approved subjects passed with a grade of a subject grade of 4 or higher Official transcripts must be provided from the College Board Students may choose to repeat a course at TRU by forfeiting the credit To transfer credits you must have
bull Official AP transcriptbull Grade of 4 or 5For more information on transfer credit to arts science or business programs at TRU visit trucaadmissionshs-studentsstandingcb
General Certificate of Educational Studies (GCE)Students completing their GCE will be considered for admission on a combination of factors For admission to TRU you will need
bull A minimum of two Advanced (A) level courses and two Advanced Subsidiary (AS) level courses or
bull A minimum of two A-level courses and three Ordinary (O) level subjects
bull Completion of O-levels (University Preparation courses will need to be completed at TRU)
GCE Advanced Level (A-Level Exams) transfer creditTransfer credit is granted for approved A-level courses passed with a grade of an A or B Official transcripts must be provided to receive transfer credit (Check the BC Transfer Guide to see the specific TRU credit for the identified AP and IB courses) Students may choose to repeat a course at TRU by forfeiting the credit To transfer credits you must have
1 Official GCE transcript2 A-Level courses only3 Grade of A or BFor more information on transfer credit to arts science or business programs at TRU visit trucaadmissionshs-studentsstandingalevel
DAADTRU will accept the DAAD language test with a minimum B2 level as proof of meeting the English Language requirement for Visiting International Students only Students will be required to take the English Placement Test on arrival only as guidance for counselors in the event students may need more English language support
General Education Development (GED) TestThe GED is accepted high school equivalent for admission to TRU under the following conditions
bull Must be 17 years of agebull Will need IELTS scorebull Will need to take Accuplacer Math
assessment at TRU
Transfer CreditTRU will accept college and university transfer credit Official transcripts and detailed course outlines must be provided to receive transfer credit
bull Transfer credit assessment is done once the student has been admitted to TRU and submitted official transcripts and course outlines
bull A maximum of 50 of any program will be recognized outside of TRU
bull International Admissions will assess a studentrsquos formal learning from other accredited post-secondary institutions
bull TRU will give transfer credit whenever possible total will differ depending on program
International Accreditations and Transfer Credit
RECOGNIZING FUTURE GLOBAL LEADERSThe TRU Global Competency Certificate allows students to earn formal recognition for their intercultural and international experiencesmdashfrom Study Abroad to learning a second language to volunteer work
Global Competency is a credential that can be earned in tandem with any credit programmdashundergraduate or graduatemdashoffered by Thompson Rivers University
The program uses a portfolio approach that allows each student to track a number of different educational and personal experiences
How Do I Earn ItTo earn this credential a student must
1 Attend an Orientation session2 Sign up for GLBL1000 3 Earn and compile points4 Submit a portfolio to the Centre for
Student Engagement office OM1468
Global Competency
24 | International Program Guide Study Options
School of Business and EconomicsMaster of BusinessAdministration (MBA)The TRU MBA Advantage
The TRU MBA is designed to meet the needs of our students who can customize their learning experience with maximum fl exibility and unparalleled choice
bull One and two-year MBA programs bull Three program completion options
Graduate Project Graduate Thesis and Course-Based completion options
bull TRUrsquos MBA program does notrequire a GMAT score or have a minimum professional workexperience requirement
Entrance Requirements
1 Education 3 or 4-year undergraduate degree with a minimum B average (GPA of 30 on a scale of 400 or equivalent) in the last 60 credits
2 Language rsaquo Completion of undergraduate
degree at an English language university in a country where English is the primary language or
rsaquo IELTS score of 70 (all bands) or rsaquo A minimum TOEFL score of 100 with
no section below 20 (IBT) or rsaquo Completion of TRU ENGL 1100 and
CMNS 1290 with a B (GPA of 300)or higher
3 Quantitative and Computing Skills Quantitative skills include a strong background in algebra and statistics Computing skills include having a strong background in word processing presentation and spreadsheet software
One-Year Program
Graduates of a four-year BBA or Bachelor of Commerce degrees may be eligible for direct admission to the 12-month MBA Level The MBA program consists of eight core courses plus a choice of one of three completion options
Two-Year Program
Students from other undergraduate fi elds may be eligible for the two-year MBA program which provides students witha solid foundation in business administration plus the strategic management skills required to succeed in the global business environment
MBA Foundation amp GraduateCertifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) program
The two-year MBA begins with the Graduate Certifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) program which consists of 6 courses (2 semesters) of Foundation courses in the major subject areas of Business Administration The GCBA off ers a pathway to the 12-month MBA program for students with non-business-related undergraduate degrees and ensures they have the knowledge required to be successful in the MBA program Upon successful completion of the MBA Foundation courses with a minimumB grade proceed automatically to the MBA level which requires 3 semesters(12 months) to complete
All MBA students in year 2 complete eight core courses plus a choice of one of three completion options Course-Based Graduate Project or Graduate Thesis
The Course-Based option provides the opportunity to study four additional advanced management courses in areas such as Corporate Finance Marketing Decision Analysis Entrepreneurshipand Innovation
The Graduate Project option provides the opportunity to address an applied management issue or problem This option provides situational experience and allows the student to focus in a specifi c areaof management
The Graduate Thesis option provides the opportunity to prepare and defend a thesis further developing critical thinking skills as well as academic research skills
Graduates of our MBA program have successfully obtained positions in a variety of industries and sectors including major corporations government small- and medium-sized businesses and non-profi ts locally across Canada and around the world
Throughout the program TRUrsquos MBA Students are off ered opportunities for career development The Career Development Program provides workshops events guest speakers and activities designed to develop career readiness for MBA students and provide additional opportunities to achieve the learning goals and objectives of the program
For more information about MBA studies at TRU please visit our website at trucamba or email us at mbatruca
What can I studyin Business andEconomics at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Master of Business Administrationbull MBA Foundation amp Graduate
Certifi cate in Business Administration
bull Post-Baccalaureate Diplomas rsaquo Accounting rsaquo Business Administration rsaquo Finance rsaquo Human Resource Management rsaquo International Business rsaquo Marketing rsaquo New Venture Creation rsaquo Supply Chain Management
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Business Administration rsaquo Accounting rsaquo Economics rsaquo Environmental Economics amp
Sustainable Development (Minor)
rsaquo Finance rsaquo Financial Markets
amp Institutions (Minor) rsaquo Human Resource Management rsaquo Information Technology rsaquo International Business rsaquo Marketing rsaquo New Venture Creation rsaquo Supply Chain Management
bull Bachelor of BusinessAdministration and Computing Science double degree
bull Bachelor of CommercemdashTRU-OLbull Bachelor of Public
AdministrationmdashTRU-OL
Diplomas
bull Accounting Technicianbull Executive Assistantbull Management
Certifi cates
bull Administrative Assistantbull Management StudiesCo-op internship available
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International Program Guide Study Options | 25
School of Business and EconomicsPOST-BACCALAUREATEDIPLOMAS IN BUSINESSThe Post-Baccalaureate diplomas are valuable to international students who wish to come to Canada to learn English gain exposure to the culture and study in a compressed format Post-Baccalaureate diplomas normally take two years to complete on a full-time basis and are designed for students with a degree in a diff erent fi eld of study
Admission Requirements
bull Math 12 or MATH 0610 or MATH 1000 or equivalent (C+ or higher)
bull ENGL 1100 or equivalent with a C+or higher
bull A bachelor degreeStudents may commence their studies while they upgrade their mathematics and English
AccountingMATH 107 Mathematics for Business amp Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
ECON 1900 Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics orSTAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
ACCT 3200 Intermediate Financial Accounting 1
ACCT 3210 Intermediate Financial Accounting 2
ACCT 3220 Income Taxation 1
ACCT 3230 Income Taxation 2
ACCT 3250 Intermediate Management Accounting
FNCE 4110 Adv Financial Management for Accountants
ACCT 4200 Advanced Financial Accounting
ACCT 4230 Assurance
ACCT 4250 Advanced Management Accounting
MIST 4610 Strategic Management Information Systems
Business AdministrationMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business amp Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Mathematics with Applications 1
MNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
ECON 1900 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Principles of Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics orSTATS 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MNGT 4780 Strategic Management
One additional 30004000 business course
Note Business courses include those beginning with the ACCT BLAW MIST ENTR FNCE HRMN IBUS MKTG MNGT ORGB SCMN or BUSN acronyms
FinanceMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Mathematics with Applications 1
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics orMATH 1130 Enriched Calculus or MATH 1140 Calculus 1 or MATH 1150 Calculus for Biological Sciences
ECON 1900 Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 orSTAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
FNCE 3150 Investments 1
FNCE 3170 Investments 2
FNCE 3180 Risk Management and Financial Engineering
FNCE 4130 Advanced Financial Management
FNCE 4180 International Financial Management
At least fi ve ofBLAW 2910 Commercial Law
FNCE 3140 Financial Statement Analysis
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
FNCE 4120 Business Valuation and Restructuring
FNCE 4140 Personal Financial Management
FNCE 4160 Portfolio Management
FNCE 4190 Financial Institutions Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
Human ResourceManagementMNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
ORGB 3770 Teamwork in Organizations
ORGB 3810 Organizational Theory and Design
HRMN 3830 Human Resource Planning and Staffi ng
HRMN 3840 Employee and Labour Relations
BLAW 3920 Employment Law
HRMN 4830 Total Rewards
HRMN 4840 Organizational Learning Trainingand Development
ORGB 4870 Organizational Development and Change
HRMN 4890 Selected Topics in HR Management
International BusinessMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or
STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
MKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3510 International Business
IBUS 3520 Global Management
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
IBUS 4520 International Trade Finance
IBUS 4530 International Trade Law and Logistics
IBUS 4540 Global Entrepreneurship
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TRU Moose Donrsquot be surprised if people you donrsquot know smile and say ldquohirdquo Canadians are just that friendly
26 | International Program Guide Study Options
MarketingACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
MKTG 3470 Consumer Behaviour
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3510 International Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MKTG 4460 Marketing Strategy
At least seven ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
MKTG 4400 Professional Sales Management
MKTG 4410 Services Marking
MKTG 4420 Brand Management
MKTG 4430 Retail Management
MKTG 4440 Advanced Marketing Research
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
New Venture CreationMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics or MATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
MKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
ENTR 3720 All Business Finance
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
ENTR 4750 New Venture Creation
ENTR 4760 Small Business Management
Supply Chain ManagementMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business amp Economics or MATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics 2 or MATH 1130 Enriched Calculus or MATH 1140 Calculus 1 or
MATH 1150 Calculus for Biological Sciences
STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
SCMN 3330 Procurement Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MIST 3620 Web-Enabled Business
SCMN 4310 Operations Management
SCMN 4320 Logistics and Transportation
SCMN 4390 Selected Topics in Supply Chain Management
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
At least 2 ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
IBUS 3520 Global Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
School of Business and Economics gt trucamba gt trucabusiness
Accountingbull Treasury Manager bull Chief Financial Officer bull Budget Director bull Taxation Manager bull Management Consultant bull Tax Auditor bull International Accountant
Financebull Corporate Loans Officer bull Personal Financial Advisorbull Equity Analyst bull Portfolio Manager bull Chief Financial Officer bull Stock Broker bull Investment Dealer bull Treasury Manager
Human Resource Managementbull Director of Human Resourcesbull Training Officer bull Industrial Relations Officer bull Health and Safety Specialist bull Harassment Advisor bull Employee Benefits Officerbull Human Resources Manager
Information Technology bull Network Manager bull Systems Analyst bull Website Designer bull Computer Programmer bull Database Administrator
International Businessbull Export Sales Manager bull Foreign Trade Consultantbull Import and Export Specialist bull International Marketing Manager bull International Shipping Specialist
Marketingbull Brand Manager bull Advertising Account Executivebull District Sales Manager bull Market Researcher bull Sales Representative bull Public Relations Directorbull Promotions Manager
New Venture Creation bull Small Business Ownerbull Franchiseebull Loans Officerbull Venture Capitalistbull Small Business Consultant
Supply Chain Managementbull Process Engineerbull Supply Chain Analystbull Supply Chains Systems Managerbull InventoryPurchasing Managerbull Materials AnalystManagerbull Logistics Manager
Typical Job Titles
International Program Guide Study Options | 27
Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)The Bachelor of Business Administration degree is a four-year program
bull First and second years Foundation of business and non-business courses
bull Third and fourth years Students select majors and minors or concentrations
bull Current major and minor options Accounting Economics Finance New Venture Creation Human Resource Management International Business Marketing Information Technology (major only) and Public Relations (minor only)
First and Second Year Courses
bull 6 Humanities credits (English Philosophy Languages Fine Arts)
bull 6 Social Sciences credits (Anthropology Canadian Studies Economics Geography Political Studies Psychology Sociology)
Core CoursesThe following 72 credits (24 courses) are requiredACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
CMNS 1290 Introduction to Professional Writing
CMNS 3240 Business Communications
ECON 1900 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Principles of Macroeconomics
ECON 2320 Statistics for Business and Economics 1
ECON 2330 Statistics for Business and Economics 2
ECON 3040 Managerial Economics
ENGL 1100 Introduction to University Writing or ENGL 1110 Introduction to Prose Fiction or ENGL 1120 Introduction to Poetry or ENGL 1140 Introduction to Drama or ENGL 1210 Introduction to Drama and Poetry
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MNGT 4780 Strategic Management
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
PHIL 1110 Introduction to Critical Thinking
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
BBA MajorsAccountingACCT 3200 Intermediate Financial Accounting 1
ACCT 3210 Intermediate Financial Accounting 2
ACCT 3220 Income Taxation 1
ACCT 3230 Income Taxation 2
ACCT 3250 Intermediate Management Accounting
FNCE 4110 Advanced Financial Management for Accountants
ACCT 4200 Advanced Financial Accounting
ACCT 4230 Assurance
ACCT 4250 Advanced Management Accounting
MIST 4610 Strategic Management Information Systems
EconomicsThe Major in Economics requires 42 ECON credits of which 24 must be at the 3000 and 4000 level with a minimum of 6 at the 4000 level ECON 2900 and ECON 2950 are required and either ECON 3900 or ECON 3950 must be taken
FinanceFNCE 3150 Investments 1
FNCE 3170 Investments 2
FNCE 3180 Risk Management and Financial Engineering
FNCE 4130 Advanced Financial Management
FNCE 4180 International Financial Management
Plus at least three ofFNCE 3140 Financial Statement Analysis
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
FNCE 4120 Business Valuation and Restructuring
FNCE 4140 Personal Financial Management
FNCE 4160 Portfolio Management
FNCE 4190 Financial Institutions Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
General BBAStudents must complete at least 24 credits (normally 8 courses) of 300 or 400-level business or ECON courses in addition to the core requirements in 3rd and 4th year
Human Resource ManagementORGB 3810 Organizational Theory and Design
HRMN 3830 Human Resource Planning and Staffing
HRMN 3840 Employee and Labour Relations
BLAW 3920 Employment Law
HRMN 4830 Total Rewards
HRMN 4840 Organizational Learning Training and Development
ORGB 4870 Organizational Development and Change
HRMN 4890 Selected Topics in HR Management
International BusinessMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3520 Global Management
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
IBUS 4520 International Trade Finance
IBUS 4530 International Trade Law and Logistics
IBUS 4540 Global Entrepreneurship
MarketingMKTG 3470 Consumer Behaviour
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
MKTG 4460 Marketing Strategy
Plus at least five ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
MKTG 4400 Professional Sales Management
MKTG 4410 Services Marketing
MKTG 4420 Brand Management
MKTG 4430 Retail Management
MKTG 4440 Advanced Marketing Research
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
New Venture CreationACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
MKTG 3480 Market Research
ENTR 3720 Small Business Finance
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communicated
ENTR 4750 New Venture Creation
ENTR 4760 Small Business Management
School of Business and Economics gt trucamba gt trucabusiness
28 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism
TOURISM MANAGEMENTTourism Management faculty strive to deliver education experiences that blend theory with practice to ensure our graduates are confident in applying the knowledge they gain and management practicemdashboth essential for leaders of tomorrow
Bachelor of Tourism Management (BTM)This four-year degree provides a solid foundation for the management of tourism businesses The BTM is designed to give students the skill and confidence to develop their own tourism businesses and fill the growing need for managers in the tourism industry Course assignments introduce students to current management issues with local regional national and international tourism businesses and organizations
Students may enter in first year or may transfer from other programs Graduates of TRU tourism diplomas or other tourism or business-related diplomas may also ladder into the BTM
Bachelor of Tourism Management Double DegreeTake your 4th year in the Netherlands and get a double degree TRU has partnered with the best university of applied sciences in the Netherlands to offer a second credential effectively doubling your degree in a single year of study abroad Instruction at NHTV is in English fostering connections with your fellow students and with your Dutch counterparts who will complete the double degree at TRU in their fourth year
Tourism Management DiplomasEvents and Conventions ManagementSpecial events and conventions are being recognized as great income generators for a community and the fastest growing segment of the tourism industry Employment opportunities exist within corporations hotels resorts convention centres municipal convention and visitorsrsquo bureaus and destination management companies
Resort and Hotel ManagementThis two-year diploma program is designed to provide the theory and practical skills essential to begin a career in Resort and Hotel Management Courses in this diploma provide instruction in Hotel Operations Food and Beverage Management and Hospitality Administration
Sports Event ManagementIn this multi-faceted program you will learn about sports and business From managing a sporting company or organization directing a club sport facility or starting your own company this is your opportunity to practice and master the business skills and expertise to produce organize and manage sport events anywhere
Tourism ManagementThe Tourism Management diploma will provide the basic skills and training for careers in Venue Management Tourism Community Planning and Consulting Tourism Marketing Management and Small Tourism Business Management
What can I study in Tourism at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Post-Baccalaureate Diplomas rsaquo Adventure Studies rsaquo International
Tourism Development rsaquo Tourism
Destination Development rsaquo Tourism
Experience Development
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies ndash Adventure Concentration
bull Bachelor of Tourism Management
rsaquo Majorsbull Adventurebull Entrepreneurbull Management
rsaquo Minorbull Adventure Studiesbull International Adventure in
Tourism Developmentbull Entrepreneurshipbull Managementbull Marketingbull Environmental Economics
and Developmentbull Financebull Human Resourcesbull International Business
Diplomas
bull Adventure Guide bull Adventure Management bull Events amp Conventions Managementbull Resort amp Hotel Managementbull Sports Event Managementbull Tourism Management
Certificates
bull Aboriginal Tourismbull Adventure Sportsbull Canadian Mountain and Ski Guidebull Culinary Artsbull Retail Meat Processing
International Opportunities
bull Adventure Tourism field tripbull Study Abroad
Co-op internship available
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POSTndashBACCALAUREATE TOURISM MANAGEMENT DIPLOMASPost-baccalaureate diplomas aredesigned for those who already have an undergraduate degree
Students will acquire a strong foundation in international tourism development subjects including experiences marketing environmental issues community and cultural issues product developmentand innovation
Admission Requirements
bull Any undergraduate degreebull Math 12 or equivalent bull IELTS 65 no band less than 60 or TOEFL
88 no section less than 20
Adventure StudiesTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (24 credits)TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing and Customer Service
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
ADVG 3110 Adventure Activities (Note this course has an activity fee)
ADVG 3130 Adventure Operations
ADVG 4010 Business Applications for Eco and Adventure Tourism Management
ADVG 4020 Legal Liability and Risk Management for Eco and Adventure Businesses
ADVG 4220 The Culture of Adventure
SpecializationmdashRequired Course (6 credits)
Select a total of 6 credits within ADVG activity based courses (1000-2000 level) Examples include kayaking skiing rock climbing ocean surfi ng etc
SpecializationmdashOptions (9 credits)
Select 3 of the following optionsADVG 4030 Contemporary Perspectives in Eco
and Adventure
ADVG 4040 Programming Experiential Activities
ADVG 4070 Directed Studies in Adventure
ADVG 4210 Adventure and Sport Marketing
ADVG 4230 Consulting In Adventure
39 Total Credits
InternationalTourism DevelopmentTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (39 credits)TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing and Customer Service
TMGT 3010 Community and Cultural Issues in Tourism
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
TMGT 4010 Experience Creation and Product Development
ADVG 4100 Adventure Tourism Field Trip (International)(Note course has activity fees and travel costs associated with it)
SpecializationmdashRequired Course (18 credits)
ADVG 4050 International Adventure Tourism Business
ADVG 4090 Nature-based Community Development
TMGT 4160 Tourism in a Global Environment
TMGT 2610 Environmental issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
ADVG 4070 Directed Studies in Adventure
39 Total Credits
Tourism DestinationDevelopmentTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (21 credits)CMNS 1810 Business Professional and Academic
Composition (or ENGL 1100)
TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing amp Customer Service
TMGT 2610 Environmental Issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3000 Practicum in Tourism (120 hours)
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
Tourism Electivesmdash(15 credits)
One Lower Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Upper Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Culture amp Place Elective from TMGT 3010 4090 4100 4220 ADVG 4220
One Global Perspectives Elective from TMGT 4030 4040 4160 4981 ADVG 4050 4160
One Experience Design Elective from TMGT 4010 4050 4130 4170 4180 4210 ADVG 4040 4200
Specializationmdash(18 credits)
EVNT 2190 Destination Marketing Organizations
TMGT 3010 Community and Cultural Issues in Tourism
TMGT 3040 Land Use Management or
TMGT 4040 Tourism and Sustainable Development
TMGT 4120 Developing New Tourism Enterprises or
TMGT 4140 Tourism Strategy
Specialty ElectiveSelect 1 of the following
TMGT 2080 2090 4030 4050 ADVG 4090
TMGT 4020 Graduating Seminar
54 Total Credits
Tourism ExperienceManagementTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (21 credits)CMNS 1810 Business Professional and Academic
Composition (or ENGL 1100)
TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing amp Customer Service
TMGT 2610 Environmental Issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3000 Practicum in Tourism (120 hours)
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
Tourism Electivesmdash(15 credits)
One Lower Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Upper Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Culture amp Place Elective from TMGT 3010 4090 4100 4220 ADVG 4220
One Global Perspectives Elective from TMGT 4030 4040 4160 4981 ADVG 4050 4160
One Experience Design Elective from TMGT 4010 4050 4130 4170 4180 4210 ADVG 4040 4200
Specializationmdash(18 credits)
Select 5 of the following optionsADVG 4040 Programming Experiential Activities
ADVG 4160 Community Capacity Building
TMGT 4010 Experience Creation and Product Development
TMGT 4050 Event Tourism
TMGT 4090 The Culture of Events
TMGT 4100 The Social Side of Tourism
TMGT 4130 Tourist Behaviour
TMGT 4170 Information Technology in Tourism
TMGT 4180 Managing the Tourist Experience
TMGT 4210 Casino Operations Management
54 Total Credits
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30 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism gt trucatourism
We off er the fi nest and most extensive Adventure Studies training in the world We create exceptional educational experiences to foster studentsrsquo physical mental and emotional development so as to be of service to the global commercial adventure industry
Programs of StudyThe Adventure Studies department now off ers eight diverse programs of study Each program enables students to obtain the knowledge and qualifi cations required for employment and careers in the eco and adventure tourism industry Many opportunities for career and adventure pursuits exist for TRU graduates
bull adventure specialist bull avalanche technician bull college instruction bull environmental studies bull government consultingbull guiding bull international development bull photo journalism bull tourism marketingbull travel writing
Adventure Studies in the Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS) is a unique program that allows students to design their own curriculum customized to their specifi c interests and goals The BIS is intended as a two-year add-on (60 credits) to any 60 credits of lower level credits a student brings into the program
Adventure Studies in Bachelor of Tourism Management is a unique combination of theory and practice both local and abroad that produces competent graduates who quickly apply their skills to their careers as consultants to businesses organizations communities government tourism and tourism industry professionals
The Adventure Guide Diploma is the best known guide training program that attracts worldwide scrutiny and sets the standard for training whitewater ocean climbing and ski guides in Canada
The Adventure Management Diploma provides students with a broad background and understanding of the management of adventure activities and the opportunity to develop profi ciency in their personal adventure sport skills
The Canadian Mountain and Ski Guide Certifi cation Diploma Program (CMSG)is a collaborative program between the Adventure Studies Department and the Association of Canadian MountainGuides (ACMG) The program includes industry-recognized certifi cations tothe standards of the ACMG and International Federation of Mountain Guide Associations (IFMGA)
Adventure Sport Certifi cate an introduction to adventure sports and the adventure industry This is the ideal program for entry-level adventure students and students wishing to explore their career interest in adventure-related fi elds
The Culinary Arts Training program covers all aspects of the professional kitchen from appetizers and gourmet foods to the creation of exquisite desserts Graduates of the Culinary Arts program can look forward to job opportunities in the food and restaurant industry
Culinary Arts Certifi cateAdmission Requirements
bull Successful medical exam bull Successful completion of the entry
assessment test (Accuplacer) through the TRU Assessment Centre This test is a measure of English and math competency taken by all students
bull Interview with program coordinator
Course Length - 3 Semesters
Includes 13 months of hands-on training which takes 16 months to complete There is a four-month summer break (May to August) for the opportunity to gain formalized work experience
Professional Cook Level 130 weeks (2 semesters)Cook 1J Safety and Sanitation
Cook 1H Basic Food Service and Kitchen Management
Cook 1K Health CareCook-Chill
Cook 1A Vegetable and Starch Cookery
Cook 1B Meat and Poultry Cookery
Cook 1C Seafood Cookery
Cook 1D Stocks Soups and Sauces
Cook 1E Meat Poultry and SeafoodCutting and Processing
Cook 1F Cold Kitchen
Cook 1G Baking and Desserts
Cook 1I Egg and Breakfast Cookery
Cook 2M Employment Skills
160 hours of work practicum in industry
Work Practicum and Industry Hours
Students will be required to log 120 hours within the industry In addition to the work practicum students must have a total of 400 hours of work-based training by working during summer prior to registering for Professional Cook Level 2
Professional Cook Level 214 weeks (1 Semester)
During the fi nal 14 weeks in addition to a full course load you will be required to work in the afternoons and evenings preparing dishes for the highly acclaimed TRU Dining Room Accolades and learn to learn to plan menus control food costs and begin to acquire industry management skills
CULINARY ARTS
ADVENTURE STUDIES
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Faculty of Science
What can I studyin Science at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Master of Sciencein Environmental Science
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Science rsaquo Majors
bull General Sciencebull Animal Biologybull Chemistrybull Chemical Biologybull Cellular Molecular
amp Microbial Biologybull Ecology amp
Environmental Biologybull Environmental Chemistrybull Computing Sciencebull Mathematicsbull Mathematical Sciencesbull Physicsbull Statistics
rsaquo Minorsbull Geoarcheologybull Management
bull Bachelor of Computing Sciencebull Bachelor of Computing Science
amp Business Administrationdouble degree
bull Bachelor of Natural Resource Sciencebull Bachelor of Health Sciencebull Bachelor of Technology Managementbull Associate of Science bull Forestry Transfer (1st amp 2nd year)bull Engineering Transfer
(2-year transfer program)
Diplomas
bull Computer Information Systems Technology
bull Architectural ampEngineering Technology
bull Respiratory Therapy
Co-op internship available
SCIENCES ANDENVIRONMENT
Master of Science inEnvironmental ScienceThe TRU Master of Science in Environmental Science is a thesis-based degree with three areas of specialization 1) Ecology and Evolution 2) Physical Sciences and 3) Policy and Management The program is designed to produce graduates who are innovative andhave multi-disciplinary skills and broad knowledge in the fi eld of environmental science It is structured to be unique fl exible and relevant
Applications must be submitted four months before the intended starting date Please note that applications cannot be processed until a faculty member has indicated they will act as supervisor for the studentrsquos thesis Please contact the Coordinator of the Master of Science program at MSc_Coordtruca for more information
Admission Requirements
MSc application form cover letter personal reacutesumeacute two letters of recommendation written by professional or academic references offi cial copy of educational transcripts with GPA of 333 over the last two years of undergraduate studies and offi cial TOEFL results
Bachelor of Science (BSc)The Bachelor of Science degree program is a rigorous program that provides students with both depth and breadth in their science education emphasizes the acquisition of communication skills and promotes computer literacy The program also provides fl exibility so that students may pursue interests in disciplines outside there area of specialization TRU off ers three routes to a Bachelor of Science degree a Majors program in a specifi c discipline or disciplines an Honours Program in a specifi c discipline or a General Science Degree Program
Pre-Professional Health Sciences (Bachelor of Science)
Students interested in professional health care careers can complete their required undergraduate university study at TRU before applying for admission to professional programs at another university
Pre-Professional Health Sciences
bull Pre-Medicinebull Pre-Pharmacybull Pre-Chiropracticbull Pre-Dentistrybull Pre-Naturopathic Medicine
Bachelor of ScienceAdmission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 (or equivalent)bull Pre-Calculus Math 12 (C+) or Math 12
Principles (C+) or TRU Math 06000610bull Physics 11 (C+) or TRU Physics 0500bull Chemistry 11 (C+) or TRU Chemistry 0500
Bachelor of NaturalResource Science (BNRS)The purpose of the BNRS degree program is to prepare students for careers in a widerange of natural resource sector jobs and for further academic study in graduate school ldquoNatural resourcesrdquo include water forests rangeland soil minerals fi sheries and wildlife Natural resource science therefore is the application of scientifi c principles and knowledge towards a better understanding and management of these resources
Possible areas of employment include
bull Resource management and planning for government or industry
bull Operational forestrybull Teaching interpretation and guidingbull Wildlife biology and managementbull Habitat protectionbull Fisheries and animal researchbull Strategic land use planning
Forestry Transfer ProgramTRU off ers the fi rst general year of Forestry and the second year of Forest Resource Management Forest Science Natural Resource Conservation and Forest Operations Students who have completed the required fi rst or second year courses with a GPA of at least 25 are eligible to apply for admission to the UBC Faculty of Forestry
Katey I love the chemistry program at TRU The professors are incredible I love how accessible they are and always available for questions When you know your professors and they know you it makes for a much more personal learning environment Watch Kateyrsquos video on YouTube mytruworld
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COMPUTING SCIENCEAND ADVANCEDTECHNOLOGY
Why Computing Science
Many of the technologies we use and enjoy today were created by computing scientists As a future computer scientist you could create new technology that could improve society or change the world The Bachelor of Computer Science program has several elective options such as Business amp Management or Arts amp Gaming
Strong Market Terrifi c Jobs
Currently there are not enough computer scientists to fi ll the jobs available
During co-op work terms students can earn up to $40000 per year Graduates typically earn up to $50000 to start with senior positions often reaching $100000 or more
Bachelor of Computing Science (BCS)The BCS degree is for students interested in one of the many diff erent career options in computing science including website design network administration database management and e-commerce applications After two years of general study students do two years of concentrated computing studies
Double Degree Bachelorof Computing Science (BCS) amp Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)Double degrees in both computing and business will provide graduates with a strong platform from which to launch a successful career Whether working as a web applications manager an information systems consultant or CEO of a software company BCSBBA students will possess the combined management and computing skills to be successful in an increasingly high-tech business environment
To earn double degrees students must meetthe requirements of both programs Throughcareful course selection it is possible to complete two degrees in just fi ve years
Engineering Transfer (DegreeProgram) Year 1 and 2The Engineering Transfer Program at TRU allows you to get a jump-start on your engineering studies
Engineering Transfer Year One (38 credits) Complete the foundation courses necessary for your engineering degree in your fi rst year at TRU and transfer to UBC or UVic to complete your degree in biological biomedical civil chemical computer electrical environmental geological geo-technical integrated materials mechanical mining software engineering physics and other engineering specialties
Engineering Transfer Year Two Complete second year of Electrical or Computer engineering and transfer to UVic Following your second year you will then take part in a required 4-8 months Co-op term providing the opportunity to practice your engineering skills and get paid then you will transfer to the University of Victoria in third year to complete your degree
Admission to Engineering requirements
1 Pre-Calculus 11 and 12 with B (73)or better
2 Physics 11 and 12 with B (73) or better3 Chemistry 11 and 12 (highly
recommended) with B (73) 4 English 12 (73 or higher)
Computer Information Systems TechnologyDiploma (CIST)The CIST Diploma is accredited by the Canadian Information Processing Society CIST emphasizes the application of computers to the solution of business related problems The academic training combines technical and computer skills with communication skills (written and oral) and business skills Students who complete this diploma can ladder into year three of the BCS degree
Architectural andEngineering Technology Program (ARET)The Architectural and Engineering Technology Program (ARET) is a three-year diploma that emphasizes the design processes in building civil and mechanical technologies building structures municipal services electrical plumbing and HVAC (heating ventilating and AC) systems
Students will acquire problem solving skills in engineering and building design and in-depth knowledge in construction management building regulations and technical writing Courses include construction surveying architectural design fl uid mechanics mechanical and electrical design steel wood and reinforced concrete design and structural analysis
Students who complete the three-year ARET program can ladder into the Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM) degree and complete the degree after just 3 more semesters
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cas
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ce
Faculty of Science gt trucascience
Typical Job Titlesin Computing Sciencebull Graphic Design Firmsbull Web and Flash Development Firmsbull Multimedia Design Firmsbull Print and Digital Media
Developmentbull Corporate Design and
Communicationsbull Advertising Agenciesbull Online Publishingbull Web Animation
Typical Job Titles in ARETbull Building Technologistbull Mechanical Technologistbull Civil Technologistbull Designer job captain specifi cation
writer estimator quantity surveyor or project administrator
bull Typically employed byprofessional engineer companies architects contractors manufacturers and governments
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HEALTH SCIENCES
Respiratory Therapy Diploma TRU is the only educational institution in British Columbia to offer a program in Respiratory Therapy This program is accredited by the Conjoint Committee of the Canadian Society of Respiratory Therapists and the Canadian Medical Association The program consists of two eight-month sessions of instruction at TRU followed by 47 weeks of clinical internship at accredited hospitals
The clinical year begins in June following the second academic session Clinical year students will rotate between hospitals in the interior of BC Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island Applicants must be prepared to relocate as required
Respiratory Therapy (RT) DiplomaBachelor of Health Science (BHSC)Students are admitted into the three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma program with the option to enter the four-year dual diplomadegree stream The dual diplomadegree stream allows successful students to graduate with both a three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma and a four-year Bachelor of Health Science degree within a four year period
Bachelor of Health ScienceThe Bachelor of Health Science is designed to provide Health Care diploma students and graduates the opportunity to obtain a bachelor degree
Graduates from a two-year or three-year diploma can ladder into the Bachelor of Health Science and are granted up to 60 credits for two-year diploma and up to 90 credits for a three-year diploma
Graduates from the following diploma programs have enrolled in the Bachelor of Health Science program
bull Respiratory Therapybull Dental Hygienebull Medical Radiologybull Medical Laboratory Technologybull Massage Therapybull OccupationalPhysiotherapists Assistants
Admission Requirements
Completion of a minimum two-year diploma in Health Care or related area from a recognized program and institution
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)ndash Kamloops campus (limited enrolment)
ndash Williams Lake campus (Years 1 and 2 only limited enrolment)
The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) program is a 4-year degree program (plus practicum placements) Upon completion graduates are eligible to write the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) and apply for registration with the College of Registered Nurses of British Columbia (CRNBC) to practice as a Registered Nurse (RN)
The BScN program educates students to be competent nurses to work with individuals families groups or communities from a health promotion perspective and an ethic of caring Practice experiences occur in acute care extended care and intermediate care hospitals and other community health agencies and homes with options for local regional provincial national and international practicums
Admission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 or equivalent rsaquo BC Chemistry 11 or TRU
Chemistry 0500 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo BC Biology 12 or TRU Biology 0600 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo One other BC Science at the grade 11 or 12 level C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Foundation of Math 12 or Pre-Calculus12 or TRU MATH 0600 and MATH 0610 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo English 12 or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
Practical Nursing Diplomandash Williams Lake campus
The provincial practical nursing education diploma program is a 2-year program designed to provide learners with the knowledge skills judgments and attitudes to perform to the full range of competencies as identified by the College of Licensed Practical Nurses of British Columbia (CLPNBC) The aim of the program is to prepare graduates to care for individuals and families at multiple life stages and in a variety of practice settings Upon successful completion of the program you will be eligible to write the Canadian Practical Nurse Registration Exam (CPNRE) required for licensure in BC
Admission Requirements
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalent rsaquo English 12English 12 First Nations
or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Math 11 Foundations with a C minimum grade
rsaquo Human Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nurses with a C+ minimum grade
Students have two options to meet this prerequisite
1 PNUR 1300 Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nursing OR TRU-Open Learning - HLTH 1121 Foundation Human Anatomy-Physiology for Heath Promotion
2 BIOL 1590 and BIOL 1690 Human Anatomy and Physiology OR TRU-Open Learning - BIOL 1593 and BIOL 1693 with a C minimum grade
Option 2 is recommended for students who are looking to ladder into the BScN program
Faculty of Science
School of Nursing gt trucanursing
34 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Arts
The Faculty of Arts offers exceptional opportunities for students inside and outside of the classroom to explore ideas engage communities and encounter the world
Police and Justice DiplomaThe Police and Justice Diploma prepares students for careers in Canadian policing and justice including sheriffs corrections parole and private security The program prepares graduates to have the necessary skills and knowledge required for a justice-related career Graduates may further their studies in the Bachelor of Arts Major in Criminology at TRU
Bachelor of Arts (BA)The Bachelor of Art degree is an excellent way to begin the experience of university for students who want to explore their options The BA offers a broad liberal arts education that combines a concentration in at least one discipline while ensuring a wide selection of courses as well as opportunities to incorporate other learning experiences such as Study Abroad and Co-operative Education
Associate of Arts Degree (AA)The associate arts degree is a 2-year program designed to provide an educational experience that lays a solid foundation for further study Students are required to complete a broad range of course offerings balanced with in-depth study in science
Bachelor of General Studies (BGS) (Online Only)This degree program provides a flexible structure that allows students to create their own program with as much or as little subject specialization as they want
Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS)BIS is a unique two-year program that students may enter after two years of university study or a two-year post-secondary diploma It allows students to create a customized program of study in their third and fourth years or to create new career options by completing their undergraduate degrees
Bachelor of Journalism (BJour)Students may enter this program directly from high school or after completing two years of study in the liberal arts This degree is career-oriented aimed at preparing students to become communication specialists for employment with community and daily newspapers magazines government agencies corporations and non-profit and advocacy organizations
Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA)The Fine Arts degree is a four-year program that allows students an education in the visual arts within a university context Studio courses such as Ceramics Drawing Photography Printmaking Sculpture Painting and interdisciplinary combinations of these media will be studied alongside academic disciplines ranging from Art History to English and Philosophy Gallery Studies such as Gallery Management and Curating are also available at the upper-level
What can I study in Arts at TRUMajors amp Minorsbull Communicationsbull Criminologybull Economicsbull Economic and Political Studiesbull Englishbull Geographybull Historybull Interdisciplinary Studiesbull Journalismbull Mathematicsbull Philosophybull Psychologybull Sociologybull Theatre Artsbull Visual Arts
Other Minors and Specializationsbull Anthropologybull Archaeology amp Geologybull Canadian Studiesbull Creative Writingbull Environmental Economics amp
Sustainable Developmentbull Managementbull Political Studies
Degreesbull Bachelor of Artsbull Bachelor of Fine Artsbull Bachelor of Interdisciplinary
Studiesbull Bachelor of Journalism
Diplomasbull Diploma in General Studiesbull Associate of Artsbull Fine Artsbull Police and Justicebull Visual Arts
Certificatesbull Aboriginal Studiesbull Literary and Art Historybull Modern Languagesbull Visual Arts Studio
International Opportunitiesbull AnthropologymdashEastern Europe
amp Philippinesbull Management amp Communicationmdash
Germanybull Leadership in Global Competency
Environmental Sustainability Social Media AdvantagemdashGermany
bull Geography amp JapanesemdashJapan
Co-op internship available
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Faculty of Human Social and Educational Development
Master of Education (MEd)The Master of Education program with a concentration in Educational Leadership offers thesis final project or capstone course options Designed for the working professional involved in education and for students who wish to assume positions as educational leaders and researchers or who work in education health care private industry and government
Education Requirement
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent with a minimum B average (GPA of 30 on a scale of 433) in the last 60 credits or completion of TRUrsquos Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies
Language Requirement
bull Completion of undergraduate degree at an English language university in a country where English is the primary language or
bull IELTS score of 65 (all bands) orbull A minimum TOEFL score of 88 with no
section below 20 (IBT) orbull Completion of TRU ESL level 5
Documentation Required
bull TRU Master of Education applicationbull A personal resumeacutebull A letter of intentbull Two letters of referencebull Official transcripts of all
post-secondary education
Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)The Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies (GCES) is designed to help develop the English language and academic skills to successfully meet the MEd entry requirements
The GCES is considered a standalone graduate certificate that completes qualifications for admission into TRUrsquos MEd program Students will be required to successfully complete three graduate level courses and students who require English upgrading will need to also successfully complete TRUrsquos ESL program before entering the MEd program Note Credits received in GCES do not transfer to the TRU MEd program
Bachelor of Education (BEd)The Bachelor of Education (Elementary) degree program is a two-year program which prepares students to teach in elementary schools Graduates obtain their professional teaching certificate from the Ministry of Education Teacher Regulation Branch (TRB) which qualifies the graduate to teach kindergarten to grade 12 in BC public schools Graduates can also teach in any province or territory in Canada and in many other countries
Admission Requirements
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent normally in Arts Fine Arts Mathematics Science Music or Physical Education
Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)The Bachelor of Social Work program prepares competent generalist practitioners to provide service and leadership within regional national and global contexts to achieve social justice respect for diversity and social change Employment opportunities exist in a wide variety of government and voluntary organizations such as family and childrenrsquos services child welfare mental health services hospitals womenrsquos services crisis services corrections and Aboriginal social services
Human Service DiplomaThe Human Service Diploma prepares students for careers with government or non-profit agencies that provide support and assistance to individuals coping with economic disadvantage mental health issues developmental gender and diversity issues as well as challenges such as addiction family change and involvement with the justice system
Early Childhood Education Diploma (ECE)The ECE program provides excellent learning techniques so that students can acquire the necessary knowledge and skills to become effective educators of young children Early Childhood Education is a rapidly expanding field Completion of the ECE Diploma satisfies the requirements of the Community Care Facilities Branch (CCFB) of the BC Government for a License to Practice as an Early Childhood Educator in British Columbia
Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) CertificateThe TESL Certificate is designed to provide a comprehensive course of study to prepare students to work in the ESL field nationally and internationally This one-semester program requires a previous university degree for admission It includes 195 instructional hours including a teaching practicum Upon completion students receive a TESL certificate from TRU Graduates may also apply for a second certificate from TESL Canada The components of the program introduce students to the core topics of pedagogical grammar curriculum design and instructional methodology and cross cultural studies as well as to a variety of teaching modules such as Pronunciation Skills Assessment and Evaluation and Second Language Acquisition
Program highlights
bull Accredited by TESL Canada bull Includes a supervised practicum to gain
hands-on guided classroom experiencebull Small class sizes (maximum 20 students) bull Abundant work opportunities in Canada
and around the world
What can I study in Human Social and Educational Development
Graduate
rsaquo Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)
rsaquo Master of Education Leadership
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Education (Elementary)bull Bachelor of Education
(Physical Education)bull Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)
Diploma
bull Early Childhood Educationbull Human Service Diploma
Certificate
bull Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) Post-Baccalaureate Certificate
Co-op internship available
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School of Trades and TechnologyTRUrsquos School of Trades and Technology has many trades training programs that result in provincial Industrial Training Authority or Red Seal Certification The instructors at TRU are some of the best in BC Canada and beyond As the economy struggles there is no better time to complete your trades training so that you will be ahead of the curve and ready when the economy turns around
What can I study in Trades and Technology at TRU
bull Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (online only)
bull Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)
bull Diploma in Water Treatment Technology
Foundation and Apprenticeship Training
bull Automotive Service Technicianbull Carpenterbull Commercial Transport Vehicle Mechanic
Technicianbull Electricianbull Heavy Duty Mechanicbull Gasfittingbull InboardOutboard Mechanicbull Plumbingbull Welding
Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)The BTTM degree program provides technologists with the knowledge and skills necessary to become effective project leaders supervisors and managers in organizations within a changing business and technical environment
Admission Requirements
A two or three-year diploma in technology or equivalent
Students who complete the two-year Water Treatment Technology Program or the three-year Architectural and Engineering Technology program (ARET) can ladder into the BTTM
Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (BTTTL) (Online Only)
This new program the only one of its kind in Canada builds upon the candidatersquos trades or technology qualifications It is aimed at allowing certified tradespeople and technologists to gain the business and leadership knowledge needed for management and other advanced positions
WATER amp WASTEWATER PROGRAMSWater sustains life Now you can help sustain our precious water supplies Gain job-ready skills to protect drinking water quality safeguard water resources and ensure the sustainability of the water supplies that are crucial to public health and the environment Canada and the World are facing shortages of educated and trained water and wastewater operatorsmdashyoursquoll be in demand upon graduation
Certificate in Water amp Wastewater UtilitiesThe Certificate is an entry-level training and education program in the operation and maintenance of Water and Wastewater Treatment Distribution and Collection systems The Certificate requirements are a successful completion of 12 courses 6 per term total of 36 credits to graduate This program ladders into the Water Treatment Technology Diploma Program
Schedule Term 1 August 17 to December 18 2015 Term 2 January 4 to May 09 2016
Water amp Wastewater Technology DiplomaTRU Water and Wastewater Diploma is a two-year four semester program
The diploma prepares students to operate and maintain water and wastewater treatment distribution re-use and disposal facilities as well as how to monitor source water quality This program is designed to educate students in chemistry microbiology mathematics mechanical and electrical systems instrumentation and treatment technologies as they are applied in the water industry Students will also study environmental law occupational health and safety communications and utility management
During the hands-on practical trainingmdashstudents will be trained in the operation maintenance troubleshooting of water systems at the state-of-the-art Kamloops Centre for Water Quality
Students can choose to exit the program after completion of the first year of studies with a Certificate in Water and Wastewater Utilities or complete the entire Diploma This program also ladders into the Bachelors of Technology the Bachelor of
Trades and Technology Leadership or the Bachelor of General Studies at TRU
Admission Requirement
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalentbull Math 11 Foundations or MATH 0410
and 0520 or equivalentbull Chemistry 11 and Biology 11 are
recommendedbull Meet TRUrsquos minimum English
language requirements
For further information please contact Satwinder Paul Program Coordinator spaultruca
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A When to ApplyPlease note the following application deadlines Late applications will be considered if space is availableWinter January semester
Application deadline October 15Summer May semester
Application deadline February 15Fall September semester
Application deadline May 31
B How to Apply1 Application
Complete all information on the application form For faster processing complete application online at truworldca
2 Program Selection Mark your program choices clearly
3 Transcripts With this application submit official transcripts (or certified copies) of your secondary school grades and any post-secondary institutions you have attended Transcripts must be officially translated into English You may scan and email or fax the transcripts for faster processing but originals must be presented on arrival to TRU Otherwise you will not be allowed to register for courses at TRU
4 Application Fee A non-refundable application fee of CDN$100 must accompany your application
5 Send Send your completed application form school transcripts and application fee to International Admissions at iapplytruca
C Next Steps1 Processing
Your application will be processed within five working days
2 Pre-Acceptance TRU will send a pre-acceptance letter indicating(a) the program to which you
have been accepted and (b) any conditions of your acceptance
3 Submit You should submit the required fees for your first semester of study (as outlined in your pre-acceptance letter)
4 Final Acceptance Upon receiving payment of tuition and general fees TRU will send an official letter of acceptance
5 Housing Either make arrangements with the accommodation directly or used the TRU World service to secure your room Students must pay a C$150 accommodation application fee when using the service with TRU World
6 Student VISA Use your official TRU letter of acceptance to apply to the nearest Canadian Embassy or Consulate for a student visa
7 Airport Pickup Note Airport pick up only available at the Kamloops airport Additional charges may apply
D Paymentbull Fees may be paid by credit card (Visa
Mastercard American Express) bank draft or bank transfer You can also make payments through our online secure payment facility at truworldca
bull If paying by bank draft bank wire transfer or money order copy of the financial document must be attached
bull Please make your bank draft or money order payable to Thompson Rivers University
bull Bank transfer details Thompson Rivers University Acct 1105-935 Transit 07200 Swift Code BOFMCAM2 Bank of Montreal (BMO) 101Fndash1180 Columbia Street West Kamloops BC Canada V2C 6R6
Send a copy of the wire transfer receipt to iapplytruca
E Send Applications toInternational Admissions Thompson Rivers University 900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8
Tel +12508285252 Fax +12503715513
Email iapplytruca
TRU Refund PolicyStudents should familiarize themselves with TRUrsquos refund policy prior to submitting payment for their studies
International students who
(a) Withdraw prior to the start of instruction will receive a 50 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced the balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(b) Withdraw in the first or second week of instruction will receive a 25 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced The balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(c) Withdraw after the second week of instruction will receive no refund of tuition A forfeit of the semester tuition and general fees will be implemented if we are not advised of a request for refund or deferral
(d) Withdraw due to a failure to obtain a student permit prior to arrival at TRU will be entitled to a full refund of tuition and general fees invoiced less a CDN$200 administration fee Students must notify TRU in writing and provide documentation prior to the start of the semester (the original letter from the Canadian Embassy stating the reasons the visa was denied is requiredmdashno photocopies scans or faxes are accepted) Total non-refundable including application fee of CDN$100 is CDN$300
(e) New students who wish to defer the start of their first semester of study to a future semester may do so only twice and up to a maximum of one calendar year (ie a student accepted to the fall semester may defer until the next fall semester but not beyond) Continuing students who wish to defer their admission must do so before the beginning of the semester Once the deferral has expired students will need to reapply if they wish to recommence studies at a later date Deferral must be requested in writing and sent to iapplytruca prior to the start of the semester Once instruction begins policies (b) and (c) above apply
(f ) Withdrawal for Medical ReasonsmdashApart from the policy outlined for international students there is no provision for a medical refund outside this policy For continuing students who are required to withdraw for medical reasons we encourage the student to visit their Academic Advisor and fill in a ldquoComplete Program Withdraw Formrdquo This allows the student to withdraw from a course or program without obtaining a ldquoDNC (Did Not Complete)rdquo on their academic record
Application Instructions
Online Interactive Brochure wwwi-studentglobalcomtru
Thompson Rivers University900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8T +12508285252 bull F +12503715513Inquiries welcometruca bull Applications iapplytruca
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International Program Guide | 1International Program Guide | 1
Table of ContentsAbout TRUWhy Study at TRU 2
Kamloops Campus 3
Williams Lake Campus 4
DistanceOpen Learning5
Campus LifeStudent Clubs International Days ISAP Sports 6
Study Abroad 8
International Training Centre 10
Transnational Programs 11
International Student Services 12
Research at TRU 13
Work Options for International Students 14
Student Housing amp Accommodation 16
Campus Map 18
Study OptionsComplete Program Listing for International Students 20
English Language Programs 22
International Accreditations and Transfer Credit 23
Global Competency 23
School of Business and Economics 24
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism 28
Faculty of Science
Sciences and Environment 31
Computing Science and Advanced Technology 32
Health Sciences 33
School of Nursing 33
Faculty of Arts 34
Faculty of Human Social and Educational Development 35
School of Trades and Technology 36
Application Instructions Inside Back Cover
Check out our interactive online brochureat i-studentglobalcomtru
2 | International Program Guide About TRU
bull Public government-accredited universitybull More than 100 academic programsbull Founded in 1970bull 590 distance learning coursesbull Based in Kamloops British
Columbia Canadabull 13000 studentsbull 1750 international students from more
than 85 countries
Accreditations and Affi liations
bull Government of British Columbiabull Association of Universities and Colleges
of Canada (AUCC)bull Languages Canadabull Council of International Schoolsbull Education Quality Assurance
(EQA) Designationbull Education auin Canada
Why Study at TRUChoice of Programsbull Master degreesbull Graduate certifi catesbull Post-Baccalaureate diplomasbull Bachelor degreesbull Certifi cates and diplomasbull English as a Second Language (ESL)bull University preparationbull University transferbull Distanceonline education
Access to Programsbull Conditional admissions availablebull TOEFL IELTS and Cambridge exams
accepted but not requiredbull Combined ESL and academic studiesbull Transfer to full-time academic study
after ESL
Special Opportunitiesbull Options to work on and off campusbull Combined study and work programsbull Credit transfer from recognized
institutions overseasbull International exchange programsbull Scholarship programsbull Global Competency Certifi cate
Individual Supportbull Personal counsellingbull Homestay residence or
apartment housingbull Admissions and registration assistancebull Academic advising and
program planningbull Medical services on campusbull Employment services assistancebull Social activities
Key Program Areasbull Business and Economicsbull Computing Sciencebull Educationbull English as a Second Language (ESL)bull Fine Artsbull Health Sciencesbull Journalismbull Lawbull Liberal Arts and Humanitiesbull Science and Environmental Sciencebull Tourismbull Trades and Technology
Suvalee For students that are looking for a place to concentrate on studies in a relaxing environment TRU is an excellent choice Enjoy the natural beauty of a smaller city with warm and supportive people
ABOUT TRU
International Program Guide About TRU | 3
Kamloops CampusLocated in the heart of Kamloops and overlooking the North and South Thompson Rivers the TRU campus features plenty of green space a botanical garden and an impressive mix of historic and modern facilities including the latest projectmdashan innovative revitalization of the original 40-year old Old Main building
A vibrant community of over 13000 students from acrossCanada and around the world complete undergraduate and graduate degrees in addition to diplomas apprenticeships professional certifi cates continuing studies and ESL Another 17000 students take advantage of TRUrsquos fl exible learning options to study online or by distance through the Open Learning division Students can also take programs at regional centres throughout the interior of BC and a satellite campus in Williams Lake
TRU focuses on the individual student experience with small classes accessible faculty research opportunities for graduates and undergraduates co-op and study abroad programs and a global competency distinction Fitting for a university located in The Tournament Capital of Canada TRU has 10 WolfPack varsity teams comprised of 200 athletes participating in basketball volleyball golf hockey baseball soccer badminton cross-country running and swimming Another 600 students participate in an active intramural sports program
Brown Family House of Learning (left) was built to strict green standards under the LEED Gold certifi cation program Home to a four-storey wall of plants (The Living Wall) and the Irving K Barber Centre (above which is the major focal point of the Brown Family House of Learning) has been designed in the context of an Interior Salish pit house and symbolically and practically represents TRUrsquos commitment to our regionrsquos vibrant Aboriginal culture
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IRVING K BARBER CENTRE
Amna I am truly obliged that I have chosen a Canadian university as my learning destination and I am feeling blessed to be here in Kamloops
Visit truworldca for more information for international students
4 | International Program Guide About TRU| International Program Guide | International Program Guide About TRU4 | International Program Guide | International Program Guide About TRUAbout TRUAbout TRU| International Program Guide About TRU
Williams Lake CampusWilliams Lake is a beautiful city located in the central interior of British Columbia It is the largest urban centre between Kamloops and Prince George
bull Area population of 36000bull Very aff ordable cost of livingbull Small class sizes with dedicated facultybull Close-knit campus community with student services bull Diverse multicultural environment
bull Safe and friendly city
Things to Dobull Williams Lake Stampedebull Movies and theatre bull Mountain biking and hiking bull Shops and cafeacutes bull Alpine and cross-country skiing
Programsbull Practical Nursing Diploma Programmdashonly off ered at the
Williams Lake campus
Begin a bachelor degree in Williams Lakebull Associate of Arts ndash Years 1 and 2bull Bachelor of Arts ndash Years 1 and 2bull Bachelor of Journalism ndash Years 1 and 2bull Bachelor of Business Administration ndash Years 1 and 2bull Bachelor of Science ndash Year 1bull Bachelor of Science in Nursing ndash Years 1 and 2
(intake in even years)bull Bachelor of Social Work ndash Years 1 and 2
EXPERIENCE
(intake in even years)(intake in even years)(intake in even years)bull Bachelor of Social Work ndash Years 1 and 2Bachelor of Social Work ndash Years 1 and 2Bachelor of Social Work ndash Years 1 and 2
For more information visit trucawilliamslake
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International Program Guide About TRU | 5
DistanceOpen LearningThompson Rivers University brings education directly to you through its Open Learning Division (TRU-OL) Now you canget the benefi t of a traditional university education in anon-traditional way
As British Columbiarsquos leading online and distance education provider TRU-OL off ers over 590 courses and 57 programs Students can complete just one course or an entire degree diploma or certifi cate by studying online or by distanceat a pace and place that suits their lifestyle On-campus students can enroll in Open Learning and develop a more fl exible schedule that helps them balance full- or part-time work with their studies
International Studentsbull Open Learning off ers more choice and fl exibility in your
semester schedulebull Complete courses towards your degree before you arrive
to study on campus saving both time and money
How to RegisterRegister online or call Open Learning Student Services
Student Services Advisors help students develop educational plans and provide assistance identifying prerequisites and entrance requirements for specifi c programs transferring credit and assessing informal credit based on prior work experience Once enrolled in a program each student is assigned a personal Program Advisor who provides support for program planning and course selection
FLEX
IBILIT
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Visit truopenca for more informationon TRU Open Learning programs and courses
6 | International Program Guide Campus Life
Student ClubsThere are many student clubs associations and activity programs on theTRU campus
International Days Festival (IDays)International Days is a unique week-long campus-wide celebration of cultures from around the world Learn about the diversity at TRU and share information about your own culture Join our celebration with food music and dance International Days is held every year in February or March
bull Bangladesh Clubbull Campus Radio ldquoThe Xrdquobull Chinese Student and Scholars
Associationbull French Clubbull India Clubbull Intercultural Councilbull International Soccer Clubbull International Student Activity
Program (ISAP)bull Japanese Clubbull Latin Club
bull Muslim Student Associationbull Nihongo Clubbull Omega Student Newspaperbull Pakistan Clubbull Pan-African Clubbull Russian Speakers Clubbull Saudi Clubbull Sports and Recreationbull Taiwanese Clubbull TRU Student Unionbull Vietnamese Club
John There are tons of ways you can get involved at TRU Getting involved through various clubs and social events at TRU has allowed me to meet people and make friends outside of my program that I might never have gotten the chance to
Visit trusuca for a list of more clubs and to fi nd out more about the TRU Student Union
Like us on facebook facebookcomTRUIDays
Watch International Days videos on our playlist ldquoInternational Days at Thompson Rivers Universityrdquo on our channel mytruworld
STUDENT CLUBS
CAMPUS RADIO
INTERNATIONAL DAYS
CAMPUS LIFE
International Program Guide Campus Life | 7
International Student Activity Program (ISAP)TRU ISAP is an activity program that provides international students with educational fun and exciting activities each semester
bull meet new peoplebull explore the Kamloops areabull experience Canadian culturebull get involved in planning and organizing activitiesbull try new activities
gt facebookcomtruISAP
Varsity AthleticsOur campus features extensive athletic facilities including a sports complex and stadium with an Olympic-sized swimming pool jacuzzi saunas two fully equipped fi tness centres extensive indoor track and court facilities and a FIFA-approved artifi cial grass stadium
TRU off ers a comprehensive varsity athletics program as well as extensive intramural and club sports
WolfPack Varsity Teams
Intramural Sports amp RecreationJust for the fun of it TRU Recreation off ers fun games events tournaments trips and more By getting involved yoursquoll make your university experience memorable meet new friends and facenew challenges
Off -Campus SportsKamloops off ers top-level coaching and club competition in many diff erent sports including swimming rowing track amp fi eld rugby fi gure skating football gymnastics and skiing Students interested in competitiveclub sports can attend TRU while pursuing their sport off campus
Athletic ScholarshipsThe TRU International Student Athletic Scholarship (ISAS) is intended for international students of outstanding sporting ability who qualify for one of TRUrsquos varsity teams
Some activities include
bull horseback ridingbull volleyballbull skiingsnowboardingbull ice skatingbull ice hockeybull tobogganingbull soccerbull games nightbull swimmingbull curlingbull basketballbull badminton
bull golfbull ldquoMusic in the Parkrdquobull white water raftingbull wine toursbull indoor rock climbingbull billiardsbull canoeingkayakingbull bikingbull TRU Survivorsbull shopping tripsbull outdoor theatrebull camping
bull baseball (men)bull soccer (men and women)bull basketball (men and women)bull volleyball (men and women)bull hockey (men)
bull badminton (co-ed)bull curlingbull cross-country running (co-ed)bull cheerleadingbull swimming
Andrey ISAP is my Kamloops family
TRU Moose Check out a WolfPack game at Thompson Rivers University trucaathletics
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ITY
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WOLFPACK
8 | International Program Guide Campus Life
Study AbroadInternational OpportunitiesEnhance your degree and your university experience Make your degree stand out and incorporate an international experience into your studies Yoursquoll broaden your perspective expand your job opportunities have funmdashand it can count towards your degree
Student Exchange
Through an extensive network of international partnerships TRU off ers a comprehensive student exchange program There is no better teacher than life experience and no better classroom than the world
Study for one or two semesters in another country and have those credits applied toward your TRU degree Currently there are opportunities at more than 220 institutions in over 40 countries
Herersquos why you should go
bull Showcase experience on your resumebull Become a future global leaderbull Take a step toward personal and academic goalsbull Discover new opportunitiesbull Travel the world
Create your own experience at TRU
bull Earn credit towards your degreebull Financial support is providedbull Apply to become a Study Abroad Ambassadorbull Open to Canadian and international studentsbull Earn recognition toward TRUrsquos Global
Competency Certifi cate
Our Study Abroad program gives students a leading edge in an increasingly interconnected world
All you need to do is fi nd a program and apply
Field Schools
bull Earn course credit in international fi eld schoolsmdashcourses run from two to six weeks
bull Step outside of the classroom with a TRU fi eld schoolto experience hands-on learning
bull TRU operates a number of specialized fi eld schools which are unique in terms of location course content program length and cost Field schools normally run from two to six weeks in length and operate between the months of May through August
bull Some fi eld school courses are open to students across a wide range of programs and off er course credit that can be applied to your degree program
Short Term Summer Programs
Yet another great way to travel and experience another culture - for credit Many of our Bilateral exchange partners run 2 3 4 and 6 week programs which students can participate during the months of May June and July These short-term programs typically cover accommodation some meals and cultural activities Students still register at TRU for one or two courses and pay tuition to TRU All other fees are paid directly to the partner school
These summer programs transfer back to 1 or 2 courses at TRU following approval from a Program Advisor If you are not sure about diving into a full semester abroad let this short-term experience be the testing ground to get your feet wet
TRUrsquos Global Competency Certifi cate
Your international and intercultural experiences will be recognized by TRU Our new Global Competency Certifi cate allows students to document their global and intercultural experiencesmdashfrom Study Abroad or learning a second language to volunteer workmdashand earn formal recognition on their offi cial TRU transcript Create your own global experience at TRU and we will help you add it to your resume See page 23 for details
TRUStudyAbroad Ambassador of the week Skye Hines went to Universiteacute Rennes 2 in France for a Bachelor of Arts This could be you myTRU mobility StudyAbroad
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STUDENT ACTIVITIES
NEW FRIENDSHIPS
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10 | International Program Guide Campus Life
International Training CentreFor over 25 years Thompson Rivers University has been delivering customized training programs of the highest calibre and the professional development we provide to educators (from kindergarten to post-secondary levels) has
earned us world-wide recognition Our intensive short-term programs are strategically balanced to maximize every opportunity for instruction while allowing participants enough time to gain an appreciation of Canadian culture and participate in carefully selected activities The result is a rich and rewarding experience that will last a life time
Summer Language and Cultural ImmersionOur three and four-week open-registration programs provide students with a learner-centred environment that enables them to acquire English through listening speaking and active participation in a rich educational environment The program combines English-language training with cultural activities Participants stay with local families which provides a full immersion experience
Programs include the following
bull Homestay accommodations (meals included)bull Pick up and drop off at Kamloops Airportbull Orientation to TRUrsquos campus and the city of Kamloopsbull Free wireless internet on campusbull Support of instructors in the classroom and during activitiesbull Costs of all scheduled cultural and recreational activities
Customized ProgramsTRU develops many customized technical training programs in areas such as health trades and technology and tourism to name a few TRU has particular strengths in specialized English as a Second Language (ESL) training ESL study tours ESL for specifi c purposes such as ESLBusiness ESLTourism and ESLNursing
Not only can program content be customized but so can many other program attributes such as location of delivery(TRU campus or clients home country) guest speakers accommodations and educationalcultural activities
Programs include the following
bull Customized instruction delivered in Canadaandor in the clientrsquos home country
bull Cultural benefi ts such as guest speakerssite visits and community placements
bull Recreational activities such as golf fi shing hikinghorseback riding and skiing
bull Choice of homestay or dormitory accommodationbull A complete range of support services including
support in the participantrsquos native language
Professional Development for Teachers of English as a Foreign LanguageThis program provides participants with the knowledge and skills they need to excel in their fi eld Program content can be adapted for elementary middle school high school and post-secondary applications In addition length of programs can be customized from two to eight weeks or longer depending on the requirements of the client
Professional Development for Teachers of English as a Foreign Language is comprised of four modules Instructional Methodology Instructional Techniques English for Educators and Cultural Studies
Executive Leadership Training for PrincipalsThis customized program for principals and vice-principals focuses on skills development in educational leadership through training and professional placements The program addresses curriculum development external relations innovative delivery methods human resource issues and planning
Other Language and Culture Programsbull Winter 4-Week Language and Culture Embrace a Canadian
winter while experiencing many parts of culture such as a hockey game tubing skiingsnowboarding and curling
bull Wild Wild West Experience the life of a cowboy while developing your English skills Highlights include visiting a working ranch where you can ride a horse learn to lasso go on a hay ride visit a cowboy museum and listen to cowboys tell campfi re stories Included is a trip to historic Barkerville a fully restored Gold Rush town from the 1800s
bull Business English and Golf for Professionals Kamloops has 13 award-winning golf courses and was voted ldquoNumber One Golf Destination in Canadardquo Personalized golf lessons will be provided
bull ESL and SkiingSnowboarding Increase your English profi ciency while developing skiingsnowboarding skills in a world-class destination at Sun Peaks Resort
For more information please see ITCrsquos Program Guide truworldcaitc
International Program Guide Campus Life | 11
Transnational Programs Transnational programs allow students in partner institutions to partiallymdashor in some cases totallymdashcomplete TRU program requirements at their home institutions Students often transfer to TRU to complete their studies at the conclusion of which they can earn the appropriate degree or diploma awarded by TRU Currently TRU has more than 40 partner institutions in countries such as China Colombia India Korea Mexico New Zealand Turkey United Arab Emirates USA and Vietnam
Study a TRU programat a partner institution(Accreditation Program)
There are more than 1300 students enrolled in TRU programs delivered at partner institutions Current programming areas include Business and Computing Science All of these programs are based on an accreditation model where TRU works with partner institutions to deliver TRU programs in the partnersrsquo home countries
Transfer credits towards a degree at TRU(Articulation Program)
Articulation agreements allow students from partner institutions to seamlessly transfer the credits earned at their home institutions into TRU programs Current programming areas include Arts Business Science Computing Science Tourism and Technology Management
Pathway towards a Canadianuniversity degree at TRU(Pathway Program)
TRU partners with high schools and English language schools These linkages create pathways for qualifi ed students to complete their preparatory studies and then transfer smoothly to university studies at TRU
Have a study abroad experience at TRU(Visiting Student Program)
This program provides students with a study abroad opportunity in Canada The program includes intensive English language courses andor university academic courses drawn from TRUrsquos existing suite of academic courses or TRU can develop a customized suite of courses to meet the needs of a cohort group in a specifi c program area All the courses in this program may be counted towards university credits at TRU partner institutions
For more information visittruworldcatransnational
TRU GRADUATION CEREMONY IN CHINA
SIGNING CEREMONY
TRU GRADUATION CEREMONY IN INDIA
GRADUATION CEREMONY AT TRU
12 | International Program Guide Campus Life
L to R Tracy Barth Lorna Hutchinson Ornella Falsetta Carol Ryujin-Kawa Jean Linteris and Leslie Matthews Not picturedL Jody Peddle
Back Amit Goel (Hindi Punjabi Urdu) Rika Kimura (Japanese) Sultan Almajil (Arabic) Reuben Onyango (Swahili) Tatyana Dikaryeva (Russian Ukrainian)
Front Staff en Liu-Calver (Mandarin) Eric Kim (Korean) and Teresa Wei (Mandarin)
Barb Smith Keisha Morong and Verlinda Wale
InternationalStudent ServicesInternational Admissions bull Six full-time offi cers for
international admissionsbull Application processing within one week
under normal circumstancesbull Personalized response to inquiries
and follow-up questionsbull Admissions advising on specifi c
program requirements
InternationalAcademic Advisingbull Four full-time international
academic advisorsbull Course planning before you
arrive on campusbull Individual advising and course planning
each semesterbull Monitoring of academic performance and
counselling supportbull Academic success guidance
and workshops
Susie My academic advisors were great in helping me plan my courses they really facilitated my career goals and interests to help me choose a program and major which best suited me
For more info emailapplications to iapplytrucaor Apply online atregtruworldcaorderformasp
InternationalStudent Advisorsbull Multilingual teambull Personal counselling and assistance on
all aspects of student life in Canada including housing visa application and settlement services
bull Orientation and welcome servicesincluding airport receptioncity tours and peer programs
International Program Guide Campus Life | 13
Research at TRUFinding Tiny Solutions to Huge ProblemsJonathan Van Hamme PhD Associate Professor Department of Biological Sciences
Dr Van Hamme and his team are developing microscopic clean up crews through bioremediationmdashthe use of microbes to break down pollutants By studying microbes with bioactive qualities on a genetic level and learning precisely what makes their taste for toxins tick this researcher is working to develop strategies to enhance their natural abilities to clean up environmental pollutants
Advancing the Battle Against Drug Resistant BacteriaKingsley Donkor PhD Associate Professor Department of Chemistry
One very promising area of research is into lantibioticsmdashsubstances that not only show remarkable effectiveness against many forms of bacteria but also have a promising ability to thwart the development of resistance Donkor is working to discover the precise way in which lantibiotics destroy bacterial cells so that he can use that knowledge to develop new and even more effective lantibiotic substances
Searching for SuperheroesNaowarat (Ann) Cheeptham PhD Associate Professor Department of Biological Sciences
TRU microbiologist Dr Naowarat (Ann) Cheeptham is going to extremes in her search for new sources of antibiotics to fight multi-drug-resistant bacteria Working with an expert cave explorer to collect microorganisms from some of Canadarsquos most remote extreme cave habitats she and her team of graduate and undergraduate researchers are testing hundreds of these tough adaptable bacteria for potential antibiotic superpowers
14 | International Program Guide Campus Life
TRU Moose Co-op students can receive academic credit for co-op work terms
Work Options forInternational StudentsInternational Students are eligible to work on- and off -campus while studying full-time and qualify for full-time work permitafter graduation
Work During Your Studiesbull Work up to 20 hours per week while studyingbull Work full-time during scheduled breaks
bull Opportunities on- and off -campus
Co-operative EducationCo-operative education combines academic studies with paid work experience Students alternate between terms of full-time study and full-time employment
Co-op Advantages
bull Get paid career-related work experience while studyingbull Earn academic credits and transcript distinctionbull Maximize job opportunities upon graduationbull Choose from co-ops in Kamloops and across Canadabull TRU Co-op offi ce prepares students for interviews and help to
fi nd job placements bull Choose to work between one and up to fi ve semesters
Average Co-op salary
Program Discipline Average Monthly Salary
BBA C$2400
Science C$2800
Electronics C$2700
IT C$3000
Sample Co-op schedule (based on working 5 co-op semesters)
Co-op requirements and fees
bull Co-op work term fee of C$1400 (Co-op fee waived for students who do not fi nd employment)
bull Student applies for Co-op after completion of fi rst yearbull GPA determines acceptancebull Must complete COOP 1000 course on resume writing and
nterviewing skills after accepted to Co-op programbull Enter work semester after completing 50 of academic programbull Under graduate programs only See pages 20-21 for eligible programs
Work After GraduationInternational students graduating from a Canadian post-secondary institution are eligible to remain in Canada to work Students completing a minimum two-year program of study may be eligible to work for up to three years
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Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5
September to
December
Academic Semester
1
Academic Semester
3
Academic Semester
5
Academic Semester
7
Co-opWork Term
5
January to April
Academic Semester
2
Academic Semester
4
Academic Semester
6
Co-opWork
Term 3
Academic Semester 8
May to August
Co-opWork Term
1
Co-opWork
Term 2
Co-opWork
Term 4
Graduation
International Program Guide Campus Life | 15
16 | International Program Guide Campus Life
Student Housingamp AccommodationLive on campus as part of a vibrant active community of students at the TRU Residence (ldquoTRU Rezrdquo) or On Campus Housing (ldquoMcGillrdquo) Be minutes away from your classes campus amenities and the Tournament Capital Centre
TRU Student Residence The 11-storey TRU Rez has some of the best views in the city Each of the 570 private bedrooms include a desk chair double bed phone TV and lamp Floors are co-ed but two- and four-bedroom suites with shared kitchenette and washroom are either all female or all male
Applications are accepted on a fi rst-come fi rst-served basis First year students enrolled in a degree or diploma program are guaranteed a room for September if application is received before March
2 Bedroom Plan 4 Bedroom Plan
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International Program Guide Campus Life | 17
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For information about off -campus housing visitservicestrusucahousing-registrytrucahousingregistryrelocatecanadacomkamloopsrentals
TRU
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McGill On Campus HousingMcGill housing off ers 300 self-contained bedrooms in four-bedroom ldquoquadrdquo units in three buildings Each all-female or all-male quad contains a shared kitchenette washroom and common area with access to a central building for study and recreation Applications will be accepted on a fi rst-come fi rst-served basis
bull Rooms have private outside entrances some have city viewsbull Rooms include bed desk sink kitchen with microwave double burner hot
plate and fridgebull Central building has coin-operated laundry bike storage mail big screen
TV BBQ deck pool tables free wireless internet and study areabull Regular social activities plannedbull Fees include utilities (heat hot water electricity)bull Internet cable TV and phone hookups availablebull On-site management and 24 hourday securitybull Parking available for an extra feebull Two blocks to shopping grocery runs once a week
Off Campus Housinggt trucaserviceshousingoff campus
Homestay Live with a Canadian FamilyManaged by TRU World staff TRUrsquos homestay program off ers a great opportunity for students to experience Canadian culture and practice English by living with Canadian families or individuals More than 450 carefully selected Canadian homestay providers participate in this program
Homestay Advantages
bull A private furnished bedroombull Three meals per day and snacksbull Care and support of a Canadian familybull Share your culturebull Practice English in real life situations
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Facts About Canadabull Second largest country in the world
bull 35 million people
bull Ten provinces three territories
bull Top UN ranking
bull Multicultural 1 in 6 is a new immigrant
bull Officially bilingual (English and French) but over 200 languages spoken
bull Provinces are responsible for education
Facts About Kamloopsbull Modern safe and comfortable
city of almost 100000bull Vibrant cultural lifebull Over 200 lakes nearbybull Many golf coursesbull Spectacular natural settingbull Affordable cost of livingbull Wide range of outdoor city
and campus activitiesbull 35 hour drive or 45 minute flight
from Vancouverbull 45 minute drive to Sun Peaks Resort
one of North Americarsquos top-ranked ski and snowboard resorts where the Austrian National Ski Team practices Sun Peaks Named Top Two in Best Canadian Ski Destinations by Canadian Living Magazine
bull Exceptional climate
rsaquo 1 in Canada for beautiful summers rsaquo 2 for warmest spring rsaquo 2 for driest city climate rsaquo 2 for most sunny days
in warm months rsaquo 2040 hours of sunshine per year rsaquo Median high temperature 21degC
Facts About TRUbull Founded in 1970 TRU is a public
degree-granting universitybull Almost 13000 students on campus
during Fall and Winter semestersbull More than 1750 international students
from over 85 countriesbull 17000 distance studentsbull TRU is in the heart of Kamloops within
walking distance of everything you need
bull 11 Aboriginal students bull Average class sizemdash1st year
39 students 4th year 20 students bull U-PASS for students provides access
to the Kamloops transit system and free access to the on-campus Canada Games swimming pool
Bruce Excellent School Excellent Faculty
TRU Moose Kamloops is amazing for its ability to accommodate a variety of sports and activities From snowboarding to waterskiing you can try it all
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20 | International Program Guide Study Options
TRU Master Degrees and Graduate Studies Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
MBA Foundation amp Graduate Certifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) 24 8 months SeptJanMay
Master of Business Administration 24 1 year Sept
Graduate Certifcate in Education Studies (GCES) 35 4 months + ESL SeptMay
Master of Education Leadership 35 30 credits Sept
Master of Science Environmental Science 31 2 years SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Accounting 25 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Business Administration 25 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Finance 25 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Human Resource Management 25 51 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in International Business 25 54 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Marketing 26 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in New Venture Creation 26 51 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Supply Chain Management 26 60 credits SeptJanMay
Teaching English as a Second Language Certifi cate (TESL) 35 4 months SeptJanMay
TRU Undergraduate Degrees Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Bachelor of ArtsMajors Communications Economics English Geography History Interdisciplinary Studies Journalism Mathematics Philosophy Psychology Sociology Theatre Arts Visual Arts
34 4 years SeptJanMay C
Bachelor of Business AdministrationMajors Accounting Economics Finance Human Resource Management International Business Marketing New Venture Creation Information Technology
27 4 years SeptJanMay C
Double Degreebull Bachelor of Business Administration amp Bachelor of Computing Science
32 5 years SeptJanMay C
Bachelor of Computing Science 32 4 years SeptJan C
Bachelor of Education - Elementary 35 5 years Sept P
Bachelor of Fine Arts 34 4 years SeptJan
Bachelor of Heath Science 33 4 years SeptJan C
Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies 34 4 years SeptJan C
Bachelor of Journalism 34 4 years Sept P
Bachelor of Natural Resource Science 31 4 years Sept C
Bachelor of ScienceMajors Animal Biology Chemistry Chemical Biology Cellular Molecular amp Microbial Biology Ecology amp Environmental Biology Environmental Chemistry Computing Science Mathematics Mathematical Sciences Physics Statistics
31 4 years SeptJanMay C
Bachelor of Science in Nursing 33 4 years Sept P
Bachelor of Social Work 35 4 years Sept P
Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management 36 4 years SeptJan
Bachelor of Tourism Management 28 4 years SeptJanMay C
Engineering ndash First amp Second Year Transfer 32 1ndash2 years Sept C
Forestry ndash First amp Second Year Transfer 31 1ndash2 years Sept
Complete Program Listing for International StudentsSTUDY OPTIONS
20 | International Program Guide
International Program Guide Study Options | 21
TRU Diploma Programs Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Accounting Technician 2 years Sept
Adventure Guide 30 2 years Sept C
Adventure Management 30 2 years Sept C
Architectural amp Engineering Technology 32 3 years Sept
Associate of Arts 34 2 years SeptJanMay
Associate of Science 2 years SeptJanMay
Computer Information Systems Technology 32 2 years SeptJan C
Early Childhood Education 35 2 years Sept
Events amp Conventions Management 28 2 years Sept
Management 2 years Sept C
Practical Nursing (Williams Lake campus only) 33 2 years TBD P
Police amp Justice 34 2 years Sept
Resort amp Hotel Management 28 2 years Sept P
Respiratory Therapy 33 3 years Sept P
Sports Event Management 28 2 years Sept P
Tourism Management 28 2 years SeptJanMay P
Visual Arts 2 years Sept
Water amp Wastewater Technology 36 2 Years Sept
January intake may be available but course sequencing would prevent completion in 4 semesters
TRU Certifi cate Programs Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Aboriginal Tourism 1 year Sept
Adventure Sports 30 1 year Sept
Culinary Arts 30 16 months JanAug
English as a Second or Additional Language (ESALESL) 22 1ndash25 years SeptJanMay
Literary amp Art History 1 year SeptJan
Modern Languages 1 year SeptJan
Visual Arts Studio 1 year SeptJan
Water amp Wastewater Utilities 1 year August
TRU University Prep amp Student Development Length Intakes Co-op (C)Practicum (P)
Adult Basic Education amp BC Adult Graduation Diploma NA JanMaySept
English as a Second Language NA JanMaySept
University Preparation Courses NA JanMaySept
Note All course and admission information subject to change
trucacalendar
STUDY OPTIONS
International Program Guide | 21
22 | International Program Guide Study Options
English Language Programs
The TRU Advantagebull English Placement Test (EPT) available upon arrivalbull IELTS and TOEFL scores acceptedbull Academic ESL designed to help prepare for university contextbull Can combine ESL and Academic courses for credit in levels 4 and 5bull 20 hours of classroom instruction per week plus language labs
and activitiesbull Access to International Student Activity Program (ISAP)
Each of the fi ve levels of TRUrsquos ESL Program take one semesterto complete
Students with no offi cial test score will take an English Placement Test (EPT) upon arrival at TRU and will be placed in the appropriate level of English language study as indicated in the chart below
If a student has an offi cial test score they may choose to enter ESL or academic courses without taking the TRU English Placement Test See chart to the right
Note In order to guarantee registration for the courses you want please submit your English test scores one month before arriving at TRU
Admission RequirementsEnglish Profi ciency
bull Completion of the TRU ESL Program allows direct entry to academic study
bull TRU accepts test scores for the following English profi ciency exams TOEFL IELTS MELAB CanTEST
bull The Cambridge CAE (Certifi cate in Advanced English) and CPE (Certifi cate of Profi ciency in English) will also be considered for direct entry into academic programs
Academic Requirements
bull Secondary school completion (high school graduation)
bull Other requirements vary by program please consult International Admissions for detailed requirements for specifi c programs at iapplytruca
Minimum Age Students must be at least 17 years oldSee inside back cover for application instructions
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Direct entry into Academic Study
Academic Study requirementsIELTS 65+ with no bands below 60TOEFL iBT 88+ with no section below 20TOEFL PBT 570+ TWE 45+MELAB 81+CanTEST 45+ with no component score below 40CAEL Overall 70+ no subtest below 60TRU Level 5 completion
Direct entry to Level 5 ESL
2 ESL Courses + 3 Academic Courses Level 5 completion = Direct Entry to Academic StudyLevel 5 Entry requirements
IELTS 60+ with no band below 55TOEFL iBT 80+TOEFL PBT 550 - 569 TWE 40+MELAB 77+CanTEST 40+ with no component score below 40CAEL Overall 60+ no subtest below 50TRU Level 4
Direct entry to Level 4 ESL
4 ESL Courses + 1 Academic Course Level 4 completion = Direct Entry to Level 5 ESLLevel 4 Entry requirements
IELTS 55+ with no band below 50TOEFL iBT 71+TOEFL PBT 530 - 549MELAB 74+CanTEST 40+ with no component score below 35CAEL Overall 50+ no subtest below 40TRU ESL level 3
Direct entry to Level 3 ESL
5 ESL CoursesLevel 3 completion = Direct entry to Level 4 ESL + ESL Intermediate Certifi cate awardLevel 3 Entry requirements
IELTS 50+TOEFL iBT 61+TOEFL PBT 500 - 529MELAB 69+CanTEST 35+CAEL Overall 40+TRU ESL level 2
Direct entry to Level 2 ESL
Level 2 ESL 5 ESL CoursesLevel 2 completion = Direct entry to level 3 ESL + ESL Foundations Certifi cate awardLevel 2 Entry requirements
TRU English Placement Test is required for entry
Direct entry to Level 1 ESL
5 ESL CoursesLevel 1 completion = Direct entry to level 2 ESLTRU English Placement Test requiredSuggested Entry requirement TOEFL iBT 20
TOEFL Exam FormatsTOEFL iBT = Internet-Based TestTOEFL PBT = Paper Based Test
TRU is a leader in ESL education for university and college students Our ESL program is designed to provide specifi c and appropriate language training for students who plan to proceed to post-secondary study focusing on English for academic purposes Our students come from around the world and we look forward to meeting you
ESL Bridging Certifi cates
Each requires completion of Level 4 one ESL electiveand two specifi c academic courses
bull English and Sciencesbull English and Liberal Arts
bull English and Fine Artsbull English and Business
International Program Guide Study Options | 23
International Baccalaureate (IB)The IB diploma is accepted for admission to TRU Transfer credit will be granted for higher level courses completed with a score of 5 or higher Students have the option to decline the transfer credit if they wish to complete the course(s) at the University
To transfer credits to Arts Business or Science you must have
1 Official IB transcript2 HL courses only3 Grade of 5 6 or 7For a complete list of the IB transfer credits please go to trucaadmissionshs-studentsib
Official transcripts must be sent to the Admissions Office directly from the testing centre Transcripts can be requested from
International Baccalaureate New York Attn Transcripts 475 Riverside Drive Suite 240 New York NY 10115 Phone 2126964464
Advanced Placement (AP) Exams through the College BoardAP exams will be accepted for admission to TRU Transfer credit is granted for approved subjects passed with a grade of a subject grade of 4 or higher Official transcripts must be provided from the College Board Students may choose to repeat a course at TRU by forfeiting the credit To transfer credits you must have
bull Official AP transcriptbull Grade of 4 or 5For more information on transfer credit to arts science or business programs at TRU visit trucaadmissionshs-studentsstandingcb
General Certificate of Educational Studies (GCE)Students completing their GCE will be considered for admission on a combination of factors For admission to TRU you will need
bull A minimum of two Advanced (A) level courses and two Advanced Subsidiary (AS) level courses or
bull A minimum of two A-level courses and three Ordinary (O) level subjects
bull Completion of O-levels (University Preparation courses will need to be completed at TRU)
GCE Advanced Level (A-Level Exams) transfer creditTransfer credit is granted for approved A-level courses passed with a grade of an A or B Official transcripts must be provided to receive transfer credit (Check the BC Transfer Guide to see the specific TRU credit for the identified AP and IB courses) Students may choose to repeat a course at TRU by forfeiting the credit To transfer credits you must have
1 Official GCE transcript2 A-Level courses only3 Grade of A or BFor more information on transfer credit to arts science or business programs at TRU visit trucaadmissionshs-studentsstandingalevel
DAADTRU will accept the DAAD language test with a minimum B2 level as proof of meeting the English Language requirement for Visiting International Students only Students will be required to take the English Placement Test on arrival only as guidance for counselors in the event students may need more English language support
General Education Development (GED) TestThe GED is accepted high school equivalent for admission to TRU under the following conditions
bull Must be 17 years of agebull Will need IELTS scorebull Will need to take Accuplacer Math
assessment at TRU
Transfer CreditTRU will accept college and university transfer credit Official transcripts and detailed course outlines must be provided to receive transfer credit
bull Transfer credit assessment is done once the student has been admitted to TRU and submitted official transcripts and course outlines
bull A maximum of 50 of any program will be recognized outside of TRU
bull International Admissions will assess a studentrsquos formal learning from other accredited post-secondary institutions
bull TRU will give transfer credit whenever possible total will differ depending on program
International Accreditations and Transfer Credit
RECOGNIZING FUTURE GLOBAL LEADERSThe TRU Global Competency Certificate allows students to earn formal recognition for their intercultural and international experiencesmdashfrom Study Abroad to learning a second language to volunteer work
Global Competency is a credential that can be earned in tandem with any credit programmdashundergraduate or graduatemdashoffered by Thompson Rivers University
The program uses a portfolio approach that allows each student to track a number of different educational and personal experiences
How Do I Earn ItTo earn this credential a student must
1 Attend an Orientation session2 Sign up for GLBL1000 3 Earn and compile points4 Submit a portfolio to the Centre for
Student Engagement office OM1468
Global Competency
24 | International Program Guide Study Options
School of Business and EconomicsMaster of BusinessAdministration (MBA)The TRU MBA Advantage
The TRU MBA is designed to meet the needs of our students who can customize their learning experience with maximum fl exibility and unparalleled choice
bull One and two-year MBA programs bull Three program completion options
Graduate Project Graduate Thesis and Course-Based completion options
bull TRUrsquos MBA program does notrequire a GMAT score or have a minimum professional workexperience requirement
Entrance Requirements
1 Education 3 or 4-year undergraduate degree with a minimum B average (GPA of 30 on a scale of 400 or equivalent) in the last 60 credits
2 Language rsaquo Completion of undergraduate
degree at an English language university in a country where English is the primary language or
rsaquo IELTS score of 70 (all bands) or rsaquo A minimum TOEFL score of 100 with
no section below 20 (IBT) or rsaquo Completion of TRU ENGL 1100 and
CMNS 1290 with a B (GPA of 300)or higher
3 Quantitative and Computing Skills Quantitative skills include a strong background in algebra and statistics Computing skills include having a strong background in word processing presentation and spreadsheet software
One-Year Program
Graduates of a four-year BBA or Bachelor of Commerce degrees may be eligible for direct admission to the 12-month MBA Level The MBA program consists of eight core courses plus a choice of one of three completion options
Two-Year Program
Students from other undergraduate fi elds may be eligible for the two-year MBA program which provides students witha solid foundation in business administration plus the strategic management skills required to succeed in the global business environment
MBA Foundation amp GraduateCertifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) program
The two-year MBA begins with the Graduate Certifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) program which consists of 6 courses (2 semesters) of Foundation courses in the major subject areas of Business Administration The GCBA off ers a pathway to the 12-month MBA program for students with non-business-related undergraduate degrees and ensures they have the knowledge required to be successful in the MBA program Upon successful completion of the MBA Foundation courses with a minimumB grade proceed automatically to the MBA level which requires 3 semesters(12 months) to complete
All MBA students in year 2 complete eight core courses plus a choice of one of three completion options Course-Based Graduate Project or Graduate Thesis
The Course-Based option provides the opportunity to study four additional advanced management courses in areas such as Corporate Finance Marketing Decision Analysis Entrepreneurshipand Innovation
The Graduate Project option provides the opportunity to address an applied management issue or problem This option provides situational experience and allows the student to focus in a specifi c areaof management
The Graduate Thesis option provides the opportunity to prepare and defend a thesis further developing critical thinking skills as well as academic research skills
Graduates of our MBA program have successfully obtained positions in a variety of industries and sectors including major corporations government small- and medium-sized businesses and non-profi ts locally across Canada and around the world
Throughout the program TRUrsquos MBA Students are off ered opportunities for career development The Career Development Program provides workshops events guest speakers and activities designed to develop career readiness for MBA students and provide additional opportunities to achieve the learning goals and objectives of the program
For more information about MBA studies at TRU please visit our website at trucamba or email us at mbatruca
What can I studyin Business andEconomics at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Master of Business Administrationbull MBA Foundation amp Graduate
Certifi cate in Business Administration
bull Post-Baccalaureate Diplomas rsaquo Accounting rsaquo Business Administration rsaquo Finance rsaquo Human Resource Management rsaquo International Business rsaquo Marketing rsaquo New Venture Creation rsaquo Supply Chain Management
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Business Administration rsaquo Accounting rsaquo Economics rsaquo Environmental Economics amp
Sustainable Development (Minor)
rsaquo Finance rsaquo Financial Markets
amp Institutions (Minor) rsaquo Human Resource Management rsaquo Information Technology rsaquo International Business rsaquo Marketing rsaquo New Venture Creation rsaquo Supply Chain Management
bull Bachelor of BusinessAdministration and Computing Science double degree
bull Bachelor of CommercemdashTRU-OLbull Bachelor of Public
AdministrationmdashTRU-OL
Diplomas
bull Accounting Technicianbull Executive Assistantbull Management
Certifi cates
bull Administrative Assistantbull Management StudiesCo-op internship available
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International Program Guide Study Options | 25
School of Business and EconomicsPOST-BACCALAUREATEDIPLOMAS IN BUSINESSThe Post-Baccalaureate diplomas are valuable to international students who wish to come to Canada to learn English gain exposure to the culture and study in a compressed format Post-Baccalaureate diplomas normally take two years to complete on a full-time basis and are designed for students with a degree in a diff erent fi eld of study
Admission Requirements
bull Math 12 or MATH 0610 or MATH 1000 or equivalent (C+ or higher)
bull ENGL 1100 or equivalent with a C+or higher
bull A bachelor degreeStudents may commence their studies while they upgrade their mathematics and English
AccountingMATH 107 Mathematics for Business amp Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
ECON 1900 Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics orSTAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
ACCT 3200 Intermediate Financial Accounting 1
ACCT 3210 Intermediate Financial Accounting 2
ACCT 3220 Income Taxation 1
ACCT 3230 Income Taxation 2
ACCT 3250 Intermediate Management Accounting
FNCE 4110 Adv Financial Management for Accountants
ACCT 4200 Advanced Financial Accounting
ACCT 4230 Assurance
ACCT 4250 Advanced Management Accounting
MIST 4610 Strategic Management Information Systems
Business AdministrationMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business amp Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Mathematics with Applications 1
MNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
ECON 1900 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Principles of Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics orSTATS 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MNGT 4780 Strategic Management
One additional 30004000 business course
Note Business courses include those beginning with the ACCT BLAW MIST ENTR FNCE HRMN IBUS MKTG MNGT ORGB SCMN or BUSN acronyms
FinanceMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Mathematics with Applications 1
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics orMATH 1130 Enriched Calculus or MATH 1140 Calculus 1 or MATH 1150 Calculus for Biological Sciences
ECON 1900 Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 orSTAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
FNCE 3150 Investments 1
FNCE 3170 Investments 2
FNCE 3180 Risk Management and Financial Engineering
FNCE 4130 Advanced Financial Management
FNCE 4180 International Financial Management
At least fi ve ofBLAW 2910 Commercial Law
FNCE 3140 Financial Statement Analysis
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
FNCE 4120 Business Valuation and Restructuring
FNCE 4140 Personal Financial Management
FNCE 4160 Portfolio Management
FNCE 4190 Financial Institutions Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
Human ResourceManagementMNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
ORGB 3770 Teamwork in Organizations
ORGB 3810 Organizational Theory and Design
HRMN 3830 Human Resource Planning and Staffi ng
HRMN 3840 Employee and Labour Relations
BLAW 3920 Employment Law
HRMN 4830 Total Rewards
HRMN 4840 Organizational Learning Trainingand Development
ORGB 4870 Organizational Development and Change
HRMN 4890 Selected Topics in HR Management
International BusinessMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or
STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
MKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3510 International Business
IBUS 3520 Global Management
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
IBUS 4520 International Trade Finance
IBUS 4530 International Trade Law and Logistics
IBUS 4540 Global Entrepreneurship
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TRU Moose Donrsquot be surprised if people you donrsquot know smile and say ldquohirdquo Canadians are just that friendly
26 | International Program Guide Study Options
MarketingACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
MKTG 3470 Consumer Behaviour
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3510 International Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MKTG 4460 Marketing Strategy
At least seven ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
MKTG 4400 Professional Sales Management
MKTG 4410 Services Marking
MKTG 4420 Brand Management
MKTG 4430 Retail Management
MKTG 4440 Advanced Marketing Research
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
New Venture CreationMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics or MATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
MKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
ENTR 3720 All Business Finance
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
ENTR 4750 New Venture Creation
ENTR 4760 Small Business Management
Supply Chain ManagementMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business amp Economics or MATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics 2 or MATH 1130 Enriched Calculus or MATH 1140 Calculus 1 or
MATH 1150 Calculus for Biological Sciences
STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
SCMN 3330 Procurement Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MIST 3620 Web-Enabled Business
SCMN 4310 Operations Management
SCMN 4320 Logistics and Transportation
SCMN 4390 Selected Topics in Supply Chain Management
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
At least 2 ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
IBUS 3520 Global Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
School of Business and Economics gt trucamba gt trucabusiness
Accountingbull Treasury Manager bull Chief Financial Officer bull Budget Director bull Taxation Manager bull Management Consultant bull Tax Auditor bull International Accountant
Financebull Corporate Loans Officer bull Personal Financial Advisorbull Equity Analyst bull Portfolio Manager bull Chief Financial Officer bull Stock Broker bull Investment Dealer bull Treasury Manager
Human Resource Managementbull Director of Human Resourcesbull Training Officer bull Industrial Relations Officer bull Health and Safety Specialist bull Harassment Advisor bull Employee Benefits Officerbull Human Resources Manager
Information Technology bull Network Manager bull Systems Analyst bull Website Designer bull Computer Programmer bull Database Administrator
International Businessbull Export Sales Manager bull Foreign Trade Consultantbull Import and Export Specialist bull International Marketing Manager bull International Shipping Specialist
Marketingbull Brand Manager bull Advertising Account Executivebull District Sales Manager bull Market Researcher bull Sales Representative bull Public Relations Directorbull Promotions Manager
New Venture Creation bull Small Business Ownerbull Franchiseebull Loans Officerbull Venture Capitalistbull Small Business Consultant
Supply Chain Managementbull Process Engineerbull Supply Chain Analystbull Supply Chains Systems Managerbull InventoryPurchasing Managerbull Materials AnalystManagerbull Logistics Manager
Typical Job Titles
International Program Guide Study Options | 27
Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)The Bachelor of Business Administration degree is a four-year program
bull First and second years Foundation of business and non-business courses
bull Third and fourth years Students select majors and minors or concentrations
bull Current major and minor options Accounting Economics Finance New Venture Creation Human Resource Management International Business Marketing Information Technology (major only) and Public Relations (minor only)
First and Second Year Courses
bull 6 Humanities credits (English Philosophy Languages Fine Arts)
bull 6 Social Sciences credits (Anthropology Canadian Studies Economics Geography Political Studies Psychology Sociology)
Core CoursesThe following 72 credits (24 courses) are requiredACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
CMNS 1290 Introduction to Professional Writing
CMNS 3240 Business Communications
ECON 1900 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Principles of Macroeconomics
ECON 2320 Statistics for Business and Economics 1
ECON 2330 Statistics for Business and Economics 2
ECON 3040 Managerial Economics
ENGL 1100 Introduction to University Writing or ENGL 1110 Introduction to Prose Fiction or ENGL 1120 Introduction to Poetry or ENGL 1140 Introduction to Drama or ENGL 1210 Introduction to Drama and Poetry
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MNGT 4780 Strategic Management
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
PHIL 1110 Introduction to Critical Thinking
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
BBA MajorsAccountingACCT 3200 Intermediate Financial Accounting 1
ACCT 3210 Intermediate Financial Accounting 2
ACCT 3220 Income Taxation 1
ACCT 3230 Income Taxation 2
ACCT 3250 Intermediate Management Accounting
FNCE 4110 Advanced Financial Management for Accountants
ACCT 4200 Advanced Financial Accounting
ACCT 4230 Assurance
ACCT 4250 Advanced Management Accounting
MIST 4610 Strategic Management Information Systems
EconomicsThe Major in Economics requires 42 ECON credits of which 24 must be at the 3000 and 4000 level with a minimum of 6 at the 4000 level ECON 2900 and ECON 2950 are required and either ECON 3900 or ECON 3950 must be taken
FinanceFNCE 3150 Investments 1
FNCE 3170 Investments 2
FNCE 3180 Risk Management and Financial Engineering
FNCE 4130 Advanced Financial Management
FNCE 4180 International Financial Management
Plus at least three ofFNCE 3140 Financial Statement Analysis
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
FNCE 4120 Business Valuation and Restructuring
FNCE 4140 Personal Financial Management
FNCE 4160 Portfolio Management
FNCE 4190 Financial Institutions Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
General BBAStudents must complete at least 24 credits (normally 8 courses) of 300 or 400-level business or ECON courses in addition to the core requirements in 3rd and 4th year
Human Resource ManagementORGB 3810 Organizational Theory and Design
HRMN 3830 Human Resource Planning and Staffing
HRMN 3840 Employee and Labour Relations
BLAW 3920 Employment Law
HRMN 4830 Total Rewards
HRMN 4840 Organizational Learning Training and Development
ORGB 4870 Organizational Development and Change
HRMN 4890 Selected Topics in HR Management
International BusinessMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3520 Global Management
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
IBUS 4520 International Trade Finance
IBUS 4530 International Trade Law and Logistics
IBUS 4540 Global Entrepreneurship
MarketingMKTG 3470 Consumer Behaviour
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
MKTG 4460 Marketing Strategy
Plus at least five ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
MKTG 4400 Professional Sales Management
MKTG 4410 Services Marketing
MKTG 4420 Brand Management
MKTG 4430 Retail Management
MKTG 4440 Advanced Marketing Research
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
New Venture CreationACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
MKTG 3480 Market Research
ENTR 3720 Small Business Finance
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communicated
ENTR 4750 New Venture Creation
ENTR 4760 Small Business Management
School of Business and Economics gt trucamba gt trucabusiness
28 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism
TOURISM MANAGEMENTTourism Management faculty strive to deliver education experiences that blend theory with practice to ensure our graduates are confident in applying the knowledge they gain and management practicemdashboth essential for leaders of tomorrow
Bachelor of Tourism Management (BTM)This four-year degree provides a solid foundation for the management of tourism businesses The BTM is designed to give students the skill and confidence to develop their own tourism businesses and fill the growing need for managers in the tourism industry Course assignments introduce students to current management issues with local regional national and international tourism businesses and organizations
Students may enter in first year or may transfer from other programs Graduates of TRU tourism diplomas or other tourism or business-related diplomas may also ladder into the BTM
Bachelor of Tourism Management Double DegreeTake your 4th year in the Netherlands and get a double degree TRU has partnered with the best university of applied sciences in the Netherlands to offer a second credential effectively doubling your degree in a single year of study abroad Instruction at NHTV is in English fostering connections with your fellow students and with your Dutch counterparts who will complete the double degree at TRU in their fourth year
Tourism Management DiplomasEvents and Conventions ManagementSpecial events and conventions are being recognized as great income generators for a community and the fastest growing segment of the tourism industry Employment opportunities exist within corporations hotels resorts convention centres municipal convention and visitorsrsquo bureaus and destination management companies
Resort and Hotel ManagementThis two-year diploma program is designed to provide the theory and practical skills essential to begin a career in Resort and Hotel Management Courses in this diploma provide instruction in Hotel Operations Food and Beverage Management and Hospitality Administration
Sports Event ManagementIn this multi-faceted program you will learn about sports and business From managing a sporting company or organization directing a club sport facility or starting your own company this is your opportunity to practice and master the business skills and expertise to produce organize and manage sport events anywhere
Tourism ManagementThe Tourism Management diploma will provide the basic skills and training for careers in Venue Management Tourism Community Planning and Consulting Tourism Marketing Management and Small Tourism Business Management
What can I study in Tourism at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Post-Baccalaureate Diplomas rsaquo Adventure Studies rsaquo International
Tourism Development rsaquo Tourism
Destination Development rsaquo Tourism
Experience Development
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies ndash Adventure Concentration
bull Bachelor of Tourism Management
rsaquo Majorsbull Adventurebull Entrepreneurbull Management
rsaquo Minorbull Adventure Studiesbull International Adventure in
Tourism Developmentbull Entrepreneurshipbull Managementbull Marketingbull Environmental Economics
and Developmentbull Financebull Human Resourcesbull International Business
Diplomas
bull Adventure Guide bull Adventure Management bull Events amp Conventions Managementbull Resort amp Hotel Managementbull Sports Event Managementbull Tourism Management
Certificates
bull Aboriginal Tourismbull Adventure Sportsbull Canadian Mountain and Ski Guidebull Culinary Artsbull Retail Meat Processing
International Opportunities
bull Adventure Tourism field tripbull Study Abroad
Co-op internship available
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POSTndashBACCALAUREATE TOURISM MANAGEMENT DIPLOMASPost-baccalaureate diplomas aredesigned for those who already have an undergraduate degree
Students will acquire a strong foundation in international tourism development subjects including experiences marketing environmental issues community and cultural issues product developmentand innovation
Admission Requirements
bull Any undergraduate degreebull Math 12 or equivalent bull IELTS 65 no band less than 60 or TOEFL
88 no section less than 20
Adventure StudiesTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (24 credits)TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing and Customer Service
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
ADVG 3110 Adventure Activities (Note this course has an activity fee)
ADVG 3130 Adventure Operations
ADVG 4010 Business Applications for Eco and Adventure Tourism Management
ADVG 4020 Legal Liability and Risk Management for Eco and Adventure Businesses
ADVG 4220 The Culture of Adventure
SpecializationmdashRequired Course (6 credits)
Select a total of 6 credits within ADVG activity based courses (1000-2000 level) Examples include kayaking skiing rock climbing ocean surfi ng etc
SpecializationmdashOptions (9 credits)
Select 3 of the following optionsADVG 4030 Contemporary Perspectives in Eco
and Adventure
ADVG 4040 Programming Experiential Activities
ADVG 4070 Directed Studies in Adventure
ADVG 4210 Adventure and Sport Marketing
ADVG 4230 Consulting In Adventure
39 Total Credits
InternationalTourism DevelopmentTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (39 credits)TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing and Customer Service
TMGT 3010 Community and Cultural Issues in Tourism
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
TMGT 4010 Experience Creation and Product Development
ADVG 4100 Adventure Tourism Field Trip (International)(Note course has activity fees and travel costs associated with it)
SpecializationmdashRequired Course (18 credits)
ADVG 4050 International Adventure Tourism Business
ADVG 4090 Nature-based Community Development
TMGT 4160 Tourism in a Global Environment
TMGT 2610 Environmental issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
ADVG 4070 Directed Studies in Adventure
39 Total Credits
Tourism DestinationDevelopmentTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (21 credits)CMNS 1810 Business Professional and Academic
Composition (or ENGL 1100)
TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing amp Customer Service
TMGT 2610 Environmental Issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3000 Practicum in Tourism (120 hours)
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
Tourism Electivesmdash(15 credits)
One Lower Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Upper Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Culture amp Place Elective from TMGT 3010 4090 4100 4220 ADVG 4220
One Global Perspectives Elective from TMGT 4030 4040 4160 4981 ADVG 4050 4160
One Experience Design Elective from TMGT 4010 4050 4130 4170 4180 4210 ADVG 4040 4200
Specializationmdash(18 credits)
EVNT 2190 Destination Marketing Organizations
TMGT 3010 Community and Cultural Issues in Tourism
TMGT 3040 Land Use Management or
TMGT 4040 Tourism and Sustainable Development
TMGT 4120 Developing New Tourism Enterprises or
TMGT 4140 Tourism Strategy
Specialty ElectiveSelect 1 of the following
TMGT 2080 2090 4030 4050 ADVG 4090
TMGT 4020 Graduating Seminar
54 Total Credits
Tourism ExperienceManagementTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (21 credits)CMNS 1810 Business Professional and Academic
Composition (or ENGL 1100)
TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing amp Customer Service
TMGT 2610 Environmental Issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3000 Practicum in Tourism (120 hours)
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
Tourism Electivesmdash(15 credits)
One Lower Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Upper Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Culture amp Place Elective from TMGT 3010 4090 4100 4220 ADVG 4220
One Global Perspectives Elective from TMGT 4030 4040 4160 4981 ADVG 4050 4160
One Experience Design Elective from TMGT 4010 4050 4130 4170 4180 4210 ADVG 4040 4200
Specializationmdash(18 credits)
Select 5 of the following optionsADVG 4040 Programming Experiential Activities
ADVG 4160 Community Capacity Building
TMGT 4010 Experience Creation and Product Development
TMGT 4050 Event Tourism
TMGT 4090 The Culture of Events
TMGT 4100 The Social Side of Tourism
TMGT 4130 Tourist Behaviour
TMGT 4170 Information Technology in Tourism
TMGT 4180 Managing the Tourist Experience
TMGT 4210 Casino Operations Management
54 Total Credits
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30 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism gt trucatourism
We off er the fi nest and most extensive Adventure Studies training in the world We create exceptional educational experiences to foster studentsrsquo physical mental and emotional development so as to be of service to the global commercial adventure industry
Programs of StudyThe Adventure Studies department now off ers eight diverse programs of study Each program enables students to obtain the knowledge and qualifi cations required for employment and careers in the eco and adventure tourism industry Many opportunities for career and adventure pursuits exist for TRU graduates
bull adventure specialist bull avalanche technician bull college instruction bull environmental studies bull government consultingbull guiding bull international development bull photo journalism bull tourism marketingbull travel writing
Adventure Studies in the Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS) is a unique program that allows students to design their own curriculum customized to their specifi c interests and goals The BIS is intended as a two-year add-on (60 credits) to any 60 credits of lower level credits a student brings into the program
Adventure Studies in Bachelor of Tourism Management is a unique combination of theory and practice both local and abroad that produces competent graduates who quickly apply their skills to their careers as consultants to businesses organizations communities government tourism and tourism industry professionals
The Adventure Guide Diploma is the best known guide training program that attracts worldwide scrutiny and sets the standard for training whitewater ocean climbing and ski guides in Canada
The Adventure Management Diploma provides students with a broad background and understanding of the management of adventure activities and the opportunity to develop profi ciency in their personal adventure sport skills
The Canadian Mountain and Ski Guide Certifi cation Diploma Program (CMSG)is a collaborative program between the Adventure Studies Department and the Association of Canadian MountainGuides (ACMG) The program includes industry-recognized certifi cations tothe standards of the ACMG and International Federation of Mountain Guide Associations (IFMGA)
Adventure Sport Certifi cate an introduction to adventure sports and the adventure industry This is the ideal program for entry-level adventure students and students wishing to explore their career interest in adventure-related fi elds
The Culinary Arts Training program covers all aspects of the professional kitchen from appetizers and gourmet foods to the creation of exquisite desserts Graduates of the Culinary Arts program can look forward to job opportunities in the food and restaurant industry
Culinary Arts Certifi cateAdmission Requirements
bull Successful medical exam bull Successful completion of the entry
assessment test (Accuplacer) through the TRU Assessment Centre This test is a measure of English and math competency taken by all students
bull Interview with program coordinator
Course Length - 3 Semesters
Includes 13 months of hands-on training which takes 16 months to complete There is a four-month summer break (May to August) for the opportunity to gain formalized work experience
Professional Cook Level 130 weeks (2 semesters)Cook 1J Safety and Sanitation
Cook 1H Basic Food Service and Kitchen Management
Cook 1K Health CareCook-Chill
Cook 1A Vegetable and Starch Cookery
Cook 1B Meat and Poultry Cookery
Cook 1C Seafood Cookery
Cook 1D Stocks Soups and Sauces
Cook 1E Meat Poultry and SeafoodCutting and Processing
Cook 1F Cold Kitchen
Cook 1G Baking and Desserts
Cook 1I Egg and Breakfast Cookery
Cook 2M Employment Skills
160 hours of work practicum in industry
Work Practicum and Industry Hours
Students will be required to log 120 hours within the industry In addition to the work practicum students must have a total of 400 hours of work-based training by working during summer prior to registering for Professional Cook Level 2
Professional Cook Level 214 weeks (1 Semester)
During the fi nal 14 weeks in addition to a full course load you will be required to work in the afternoons and evenings preparing dishes for the highly acclaimed TRU Dining Room Accolades and learn to learn to plan menus control food costs and begin to acquire industry management skills
CULINARY ARTS
ADVENTURE STUDIES
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Faculty of Science
What can I studyin Science at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Master of Sciencein Environmental Science
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Science rsaquo Majors
bull General Sciencebull Animal Biologybull Chemistrybull Chemical Biologybull Cellular Molecular
amp Microbial Biologybull Ecology amp
Environmental Biologybull Environmental Chemistrybull Computing Sciencebull Mathematicsbull Mathematical Sciencesbull Physicsbull Statistics
rsaquo Minorsbull Geoarcheologybull Management
bull Bachelor of Computing Sciencebull Bachelor of Computing Science
amp Business Administrationdouble degree
bull Bachelor of Natural Resource Sciencebull Bachelor of Health Sciencebull Bachelor of Technology Managementbull Associate of Science bull Forestry Transfer (1st amp 2nd year)bull Engineering Transfer
(2-year transfer program)
Diplomas
bull Computer Information Systems Technology
bull Architectural ampEngineering Technology
bull Respiratory Therapy
Co-op internship available
SCIENCES ANDENVIRONMENT
Master of Science inEnvironmental ScienceThe TRU Master of Science in Environmental Science is a thesis-based degree with three areas of specialization 1) Ecology and Evolution 2) Physical Sciences and 3) Policy and Management The program is designed to produce graduates who are innovative andhave multi-disciplinary skills and broad knowledge in the fi eld of environmental science It is structured to be unique fl exible and relevant
Applications must be submitted four months before the intended starting date Please note that applications cannot be processed until a faculty member has indicated they will act as supervisor for the studentrsquos thesis Please contact the Coordinator of the Master of Science program at MSc_Coordtruca for more information
Admission Requirements
MSc application form cover letter personal reacutesumeacute two letters of recommendation written by professional or academic references offi cial copy of educational transcripts with GPA of 333 over the last two years of undergraduate studies and offi cial TOEFL results
Bachelor of Science (BSc)The Bachelor of Science degree program is a rigorous program that provides students with both depth and breadth in their science education emphasizes the acquisition of communication skills and promotes computer literacy The program also provides fl exibility so that students may pursue interests in disciplines outside there area of specialization TRU off ers three routes to a Bachelor of Science degree a Majors program in a specifi c discipline or disciplines an Honours Program in a specifi c discipline or a General Science Degree Program
Pre-Professional Health Sciences (Bachelor of Science)
Students interested in professional health care careers can complete their required undergraduate university study at TRU before applying for admission to professional programs at another university
Pre-Professional Health Sciences
bull Pre-Medicinebull Pre-Pharmacybull Pre-Chiropracticbull Pre-Dentistrybull Pre-Naturopathic Medicine
Bachelor of ScienceAdmission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 (or equivalent)bull Pre-Calculus Math 12 (C+) or Math 12
Principles (C+) or TRU Math 06000610bull Physics 11 (C+) or TRU Physics 0500bull Chemistry 11 (C+) or TRU Chemistry 0500
Bachelor of NaturalResource Science (BNRS)The purpose of the BNRS degree program is to prepare students for careers in a widerange of natural resource sector jobs and for further academic study in graduate school ldquoNatural resourcesrdquo include water forests rangeland soil minerals fi sheries and wildlife Natural resource science therefore is the application of scientifi c principles and knowledge towards a better understanding and management of these resources
Possible areas of employment include
bull Resource management and planning for government or industry
bull Operational forestrybull Teaching interpretation and guidingbull Wildlife biology and managementbull Habitat protectionbull Fisheries and animal researchbull Strategic land use planning
Forestry Transfer ProgramTRU off ers the fi rst general year of Forestry and the second year of Forest Resource Management Forest Science Natural Resource Conservation and Forest Operations Students who have completed the required fi rst or second year courses with a GPA of at least 25 are eligible to apply for admission to the UBC Faculty of Forestry
Katey I love the chemistry program at TRU The professors are incredible I love how accessible they are and always available for questions When you know your professors and they know you it makes for a much more personal learning environment Watch Kateyrsquos video on YouTube mytruworld
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COMPUTING SCIENCEAND ADVANCEDTECHNOLOGY
Why Computing Science
Many of the technologies we use and enjoy today were created by computing scientists As a future computer scientist you could create new technology that could improve society or change the world The Bachelor of Computer Science program has several elective options such as Business amp Management or Arts amp Gaming
Strong Market Terrifi c Jobs
Currently there are not enough computer scientists to fi ll the jobs available
During co-op work terms students can earn up to $40000 per year Graduates typically earn up to $50000 to start with senior positions often reaching $100000 or more
Bachelor of Computing Science (BCS)The BCS degree is for students interested in one of the many diff erent career options in computing science including website design network administration database management and e-commerce applications After two years of general study students do two years of concentrated computing studies
Double Degree Bachelorof Computing Science (BCS) amp Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)Double degrees in both computing and business will provide graduates with a strong platform from which to launch a successful career Whether working as a web applications manager an information systems consultant or CEO of a software company BCSBBA students will possess the combined management and computing skills to be successful in an increasingly high-tech business environment
To earn double degrees students must meetthe requirements of both programs Throughcareful course selection it is possible to complete two degrees in just fi ve years
Engineering Transfer (DegreeProgram) Year 1 and 2The Engineering Transfer Program at TRU allows you to get a jump-start on your engineering studies
Engineering Transfer Year One (38 credits) Complete the foundation courses necessary for your engineering degree in your fi rst year at TRU and transfer to UBC or UVic to complete your degree in biological biomedical civil chemical computer electrical environmental geological geo-technical integrated materials mechanical mining software engineering physics and other engineering specialties
Engineering Transfer Year Two Complete second year of Electrical or Computer engineering and transfer to UVic Following your second year you will then take part in a required 4-8 months Co-op term providing the opportunity to practice your engineering skills and get paid then you will transfer to the University of Victoria in third year to complete your degree
Admission to Engineering requirements
1 Pre-Calculus 11 and 12 with B (73)or better
2 Physics 11 and 12 with B (73) or better3 Chemistry 11 and 12 (highly
recommended) with B (73) 4 English 12 (73 or higher)
Computer Information Systems TechnologyDiploma (CIST)The CIST Diploma is accredited by the Canadian Information Processing Society CIST emphasizes the application of computers to the solution of business related problems The academic training combines technical and computer skills with communication skills (written and oral) and business skills Students who complete this diploma can ladder into year three of the BCS degree
Architectural andEngineering Technology Program (ARET)The Architectural and Engineering Technology Program (ARET) is a three-year diploma that emphasizes the design processes in building civil and mechanical technologies building structures municipal services electrical plumbing and HVAC (heating ventilating and AC) systems
Students will acquire problem solving skills in engineering and building design and in-depth knowledge in construction management building regulations and technical writing Courses include construction surveying architectural design fl uid mechanics mechanical and electrical design steel wood and reinforced concrete design and structural analysis
Students who complete the three-year ARET program can ladder into the Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM) degree and complete the degree after just 3 more semesters
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Faculty of Science gt trucascience
Typical Job Titlesin Computing Sciencebull Graphic Design Firmsbull Web and Flash Development Firmsbull Multimedia Design Firmsbull Print and Digital Media
Developmentbull Corporate Design and
Communicationsbull Advertising Agenciesbull Online Publishingbull Web Animation
Typical Job Titles in ARETbull Building Technologistbull Mechanical Technologistbull Civil Technologistbull Designer job captain specifi cation
writer estimator quantity surveyor or project administrator
bull Typically employed byprofessional engineer companies architects contractors manufacturers and governments
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HEALTH SCIENCES
Respiratory Therapy Diploma TRU is the only educational institution in British Columbia to offer a program in Respiratory Therapy This program is accredited by the Conjoint Committee of the Canadian Society of Respiratory Therapists and the Canadian Medical Association The program consists of two eight-month sessions of instruction at TRU followed by 47 weeks of clinical internship at accredited hospitals
The clinical year begins in June following the second academic session Clinical year students will rotate between hospitals in the interior of BC Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island Applicants must be prepared to relocate as required
Respiratory Therapy (RT) DiplomaBachelor of Health Science (BHSC)Students are admitted into the three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma program with the option to enter the four-year dual diplomadegree stream The dual diplomadegree stream allows successful students to graduate with both a three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma and a four-year Bachelor of Health Science degree within a four year period
Bachelor of Health ScienceThe Bachelor of Health Science is designed to provide Health Care diploma students and graduates the opportunity to obtain a bachelor degree
Graduates from a two-year or three-year diploma can ladder into the Bachelor of Health Science and are granted up to 60 credits for two-year diploma and up to 90 credits for a three-year diploma
Graduates from the following diploma programs have enrolled in the Bachelor of Health Science program
bull Respiratory Therapybull Dental Hygienebull Medical Radiologybull Medical Laboratory Technologybull Massage Therapybull OccupationalPhysiotherapists Assistants
Admission Requirements
Completion of a minimum two-year diploma in Health Care or related area from a recognized program and institution
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)ndash Kamloops campus (limited enrolment)
ndash Williams Lake campus (Years 1 and 2 only limited enrolment)
The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) program is a 4-year degree program (plus practicum placements) Upon completion graduates are eligible to write the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) and apply for registration with the College of Registered Nurses of British Columbia (CRNBC) to practice as a Registered Nurse (RN)
The BScN program educates students to be competent nurses to work with individuals families groups or communities from a health promotion perspective and an ethic of caring Practice experiences occur in acute care extended care and intermediate care hospitals and other community health agencies and homes with options for local regional provincial national and international practicums
Admission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 or equivalent rsaquo BC Chemistry 11 or TRU
Chemistry 0500 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo BC Biology 12 or TRU Biology 0600 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo One other BC Science at the grade 11 or 12 level C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Foundation of Math 12 or Pre-Calculus12 or TRU MATH 0600 and MATH 0610 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo English 12 or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
Practical Nursing Diplomandash Williams Lake campus
The provincial practical nursing education diploma program is a 2-year program designed to provide learners with the knowledge skills judgments and attitudes to perform to the full range of competencies as identified by the College of Licensed Practical Nurses of British Columbia (CLPNBC) The aim of the program is to prepare graduates to care for individuals and families at multiple life stages and in a variety of practice settings Upon successful completion of the program you will be eligible to write the Canadian Practical Nurse Registration Exam (CPNRE) required for licensure in BC
Admission Requirements
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalent rsaquo English 12English 12 First Nations
or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Math 11 Foundations with a C minimum grade
rsaquo Human Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nurses with a C+ minimum grade
Students have two options to meet this prerequisite
1 PNUR 1300 Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nursing OR TRU-Open Learning - HLTH 1121 Foundation Human Anatomy-Physiology for Heath Promotion
2 BIOL 1590 and BIOL 1690 Human Anatomy and Physiology OR TRU-Open Learning - BIOL 1593 and BIOL 1693 with a C minimum grade
Option 2 is recommended for students who are looking to ladder into the BScN program
Faculty of Science
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34 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Arts
The Faculty of Arts offers exceptional opportunities for students inside and outside of the classroom to explore ideas engage communities and encounter the world
Police and Justice DiplomaThe Police and Justice Diploma prepares students for careers in Canadian policing and justice including sheriffs corrections parole and private security The program prepares graduates to have the necessary skills and knowledge required for a justice-related career Graduates may further their studies in the Bachelor of Arts Major in Criminology at TRU
Bachelor of Arts (BA)The Bachelor of Art degree is an excellent way to begin the experience of university for students who want to explore their options The BA offers a broad liberal arts education that combines a concentration in at least one discipline while ensuring a wide selection of courses as well as opportunities to incorporate other learning experiences such as Study Abroad and Co-operative Education
Associate of Arts Degree (AA)The associate arts degree is a 2-year program designed to provide an educational experience that lays a solid foundation for further study Students are required to complete a broad range of course offerings balanced with in-depth study in science
Bachelor of General Studies (BGS) (Online Only)This degree program provides a flexible structure that allows students to create their own program with as much or as little subject specialization as they want
Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS)BIS is a unique two-year program that students may enter after two years of university study or a two-year post-secondary diploma It allows students to create a customized program of study in their third and fourth years or to create new career options by completing their undergraduate degrees
Bachelor of Journalism (BJour)Students may enter this program directly from high school or after completing two years of study in the liberal arts This degree is career-oriented aimed at preparing students to become communication specialists for employment with community and daily newspapers magazines government agencies corporations and non-profit and advocacy organizations
Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA)The Fine Arts degree is a four-year program that allows students an education in the visual arts within a university context Studio courses such as Ceramics Drawing Photography Printmaking Sculpture Painting and interdisciplinary combinations of these media will be studied alongside academic disciplines ranging from Art History to English and Philosophy Gallery Studies such as Gallery Management and Curating are also available at the upper-level
What can I study in Arts at TRUMajors amp Minorsbull Communicationsbull Criminologybull Economicsbull Economic and Political Studiesbull Englishbull Geographybull Historybull Interdisciplinary Studiesbull Journalismbull Mathematicsbull Philosophybull Psychologybull Sociologybull Theatre Artsbull Visual Arts
Other Minors and Specializationsbull Anthropologybull Archaeology amp Geologybull Canadian Studiesbull Creative Writingbull Environmental Economics amp
Sustainable Developmentbull Managementbull Political Studies
Degreesbull Bachelor of Artsbull Bachelor of Fine Artsbull Bachelor of Interdisciplinary
Studiesbull Bachelor of Journalism
Diplomasbull Diploma in General Studiesbull Associate of Artsbull Fine Artsbull Police and Justicebull Visual Arts
Certificatesbull Aboriginal Studiesbull Literary and Art Historybull Modern Languagesbull Visual Arts Studio
International Opportunitiesbull AnthropologymdashEastern Europe
amp Philippinesbull Management amp Communicationmdash
Germanybull Leadership in Global Competency
Environmental Sustainability Social Media AdvantagemdashGermany
bull Geography amp JapanesemdashJapan
Co-op internship available
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Faculty of Human Social and Educational Development
Master of Education (MEd)The Master of Education program with a concentration in Educational Leadership offers thesis final project or capstone course options Designed for the working professional involved in education and for students who wish to assume positions as educational leaders and researchers or who work in education health care private industry and government
Education Requirement
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent with a minimum B average (GPA of 30 on a scale of 433) in the last 60 credits or completion of TRUrsquos Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies
Language Requirement
bull Completion of undergraduate degree at an English language university in a country where English is the primary language or
bull IELTS score of 65 (all bands) orbull A minimum TOEFL score of 88 with no
section below 20 (IBT) orbull Completion of TRU ESL level 5
Documentation Required
bull TRU Master of Education applicationbull A personal resumeacutebull A letter of intentbull Two letters of referencebull Official transcripts of all
post-secondary education
Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)The Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies (GCES) is designed to help develop the English language and academic skills to successfully meet the MEd entry requirements
The GCES is considered a standalone graduate certificate that completes qualifications for admission into TRUrsquos MEd program Students will be required to successfully complete three graduate level courses and students who require English upgrading will need to also successfully complete TRUrsquos ESL program before entering the MEd program Note Credits received in GCES do not transfer to the TRU MEd program
Bachelor of Education (BEd)The Bachelor of Education (Elementary) degree program is a two-year program which prepares students to teach in elementary schools Graduates obtain their professional teaching certificate from the Ministry of Education Teacher Regulation Branch (TRB) which qualifies the graduate to teach kindergarten to grade 12 in BC public schools Graduates can also teach in any province or territory in Canada and in many other countries
Admission Requirements
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent normally in Arts Fine Arts Mathematics Science Music or Physical Education
Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)The Bachelor of Social Work program prepares competent generalist practitioners to provide service and leadership within regional national and global contexts to achieve social justice respect for diversity and social change Employment opportunities exist in a wide variety of government and voluntary organizations such as family and childrenrsquos services child welfare mental health services hospitals womenrsquos services crisis services corrections and Aboriginal social services
Human Service DiplomaThe Human Service Diploma prepares students for careers with government or non-profit agencies that provide support and assistance to individuals coping with economic disadvantage mental health issues developmental gender and diversity issues as well as challenges such as addiction family change and involvement with the justice system
Early Childhood Education Diploma (ECE)The ECE program provides excellent learning techniques so that students can acquire the necessary knowledge and skills to become effective educators of young children Early Childhood Education is a rapidly expanding field Completion of the ECE Diploma satisfies the requirements of the Community Care Facilities Branch (CCFB) of the BC Government for a License to Practice as an Early Childhood Educator in British Columbia
Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) CertificateThe TESL Certificate is designed to provide a comprehensive course of study to prepare students to work in the ESL field nationally and internationally This one-semester program requires a previous university degree for admission It includes 195 instructional hours including a teaching practicum Upon completion students receive a TESL certificate from TRU Graduates may also apply for a second certificate from TESL Canada The components of the program introduce students to the core topics of pedagogical grammar curriculum design and instructional methodology and cross cultural studies as well as to a variety of teaching modules such as Pronunciation Skills Assessment and Evaluation and Second Language Acquisition
Program highlights
bull Accredited by TESL Canada bull Includes a supervised practicum to gain
hands-on guided classroom experiencebull Small class sizes (maximum 20 students) bull Abundant work opportunities in Canada
and around the world
What can I study in Human Social and Educational Development
Graduate
rsaquo Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)
rsaquo Master of Education Leadership
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Education (Elementary)bull Bachelor of Education
(Physical Education)bull Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)
Diploma
bull Early Childhood Educationbull Human Service Diploma
Certificate
bull Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) Post-Baccalaureate Certificate
Co-op internship available
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School of Trades and TechnologyTRUrsquos School of Trades and Technology has many trades training programs that result in provincial Industrial Training Authority or Red Seal Certification The instructors at TRU are some of the best in BC Canada and beyond As the economy struggles there is no better time to complete your trades training so that you will be ahead of the curve and ready when the economy turns around
What can I study in Trades and Technology at TRU
bull Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (online only)
bull Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)
bull Diploma in Water Treatment Technology
Foundation and Apprenticeship Training
bull Automotive Service Technicianbull Carpenterbull Commercial Transport Vehicle Mechanic
Technicianbull Electricianbull Heavy Duty Mechanicbull Gasfittingbull InboardOutboard Mechanicbull Plumbingbull Welding
Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)The BTTM degree program provides technologists with the knowledge and skills necessary to become effective project leaders supervisors and managers in organizations within a changing business and technical environment
Admission Requirements
A two or three-year diploma in technology or equivalent
Students who complete the two-year Water Treatment Technology Program or the three-year Architectural and Engineering Technology program (ARET) can ladder into the BTTM
Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (BTTTL) (Online Only)
This new program the only one of its kind in Canada builds upon the candidatersquos trades or technology qualifications It is aimed at allowing certified tradespeople and technologists to gain the business and leadership knowledge needed for management and other advanced positions
WATER amp WASTEWATER PROGRAMSWater sustains life Now you can help sustain our precious water supplies Gain job-ready skills to protect drinking water quality safeguard water resources and ensure the sustainability of the water supplies that are crucial to public health and the environment Canada and the World are facing shortages of educated and trained water and wastewater operatorsmdashyoursquoll be in demand upon graduation
Certificate in Water amp Wastewater UtilitiesThe Certificate is an entry-level training and education program in the operation and maintenance of Water and Wastewater Treatment Distribution and Collection systems The Certificate requirements are a successful completion of 12 courses 6 per term total of 36 credits to graduate This program ladders into the Water Treatment Technology Diploma Program
Schedule Term 1 August 17 to December 18 2015 Term 2 January 4 to May 09 2016
Water amp Wastewater Technology DiplomaTRU Water and Wastewater Diploma is a two-year four semester program
The diploma prepares students to operate and maintain water and wastewater treatment distribution re-use and disposal facilities as well as how to monitor source water quality This program is designed to educate students in chemistry microbiology mathematics mechanical and electrical systems instrumentation and treatment technologies as they are applied in the water industry Students will also study environmental law occupational health and safety communications and utility management
During the hands-on practical trainingmdashstudents will be trained in the operation maintenance troubleshooting of water systems at the state-of-the-art Kamloops Centre for Water Quality
Students can choose to exit the program after completion of the first year of studies with a Certificate in Water and Wastewater Utilities or complete the entire Diploma This program also ladders into the Bachelors of Technology the Bachelor of
Trades and Technology Leadership or the Bachelor of General Studies at TRU
Admission Requirement
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalentbull Math 11 Foundations or MATH 0410
and 0520 or equivalentbull Chemistry 11 and Biology 11 are
recommendedbull Meet TRUrsquos minimum English
language requirements
For further information please contact Satwinder Paul Program Coordinator spaultruca
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A When to ApplyPlease note the following application deadlines Late applications will be considered if space is availableWinter January semester
Application deadline October 15Summer May semester
Application deadline February 15Fall September semester
Application deadline May 31
B How to Apply1 Application
Complete all information on the application form For faster processing complete application online at truworldca
2 Program Selection Mark your program choices clearly
3 Transcripts With this application submit official transcripts (or certified copies) of your secondary school grades and any post-secondary institutions you have attended Transcripts must be officially translated into English You may scan and email or fax the transcripts for faster processing but originals must be presented on arrival to TRU Otherwise you will not be allowed to register for courses at TRU
4 Application Fee A non-refundable application fee of CDN$100 must accompany your application
5 Send Send your completed application form school transcripts and application fee to International Admissions at iapplytruca
C Next Steps1 Processing
Your application will be processed within five working days
2 Pre-Acceptance TRU will send a pre-acceptance letter indicating(a) the program to which you
have been accepted and (b) any conditions of your acceptance
3 Submit You should submit the required fees for your first semester of study (as outlined in your pre-acceptance letter)
4 Final Acceptance Upon receiving payment of tuition and general fees TRU will send an official letter of acceptance
5 Housing Either make arrangements with the accommodation directly or used the TRU World service to secure your room Students must pay a C$150 accommodation application fee when using the service with TRU World
6 Student VISA Use your official TRU letter of acceptance to apply to the nearest Canadian Embassy or Consulate for a student visa
7 Airport Pickup Note Airport pick up only available at the Kamloops airport Additional charges may apply
D Paymentbull Fees may be paid by credit card (Visa
Mastercard American Express) bank draft or bank transfer You can also make payments through our online secure payment facility at truworldca
bull If paying by bank draft bank wire transfer or money order copy of the financial document must be attached
bull Please make your bank draft or money order payable to Thompson Rivers University
bull Bank transfer details Thompson Rivers University Acct 1105-935 Transit 07200 Swift Code BOFMCAM2 Bank of Montreal (BMO) 101Fndash1180 Columbia Street West Kamloops BC Canada V2C 6R6
Send a copy of the wire transfer receipt to iapplytruca
E Send Applications toInternational Admissions Thompson Rivers University 900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8
Tel +12508285252 Fax +12503715513
Email iapplytruca
TRU Refund PolicyStudents should familiarize themselves with TRUrsquos refund policy prior to submitting payment for their studies
International students who
(a) Withdraw prior to the start of instruction will receive a 50 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced the balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(b) Withdraw in the first or second week of instruction will receive a 25 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced The balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(c) Withdraw after the second week of instruction will receive no refund of tuition A forfeit of the semester tuition and general fees will be implemented if we are not advised of a request for refund or deferral
(d) Withdraw due to a failure to obtain a student permit prior to arrival at TRU will be entitled to a full refund of tuition and general fees invoiced less a CDN$200 administration fee Students must notify TRU in writing and provide documentation prior to the start of the semester (the original letter from the Canadian Embassy stating the reasons the visa was denied is requiredmdashno photocopies scans or faxes are accepted) Total non-refundable including application fee of CDN$100 is CDN$300
(e) New students who wish to defer the start of their first semester of study to a future semester may do so only twice and up to a maximum of one calendar year (ie a student accepted to the fall semester may defer until the next fall semester but not beyond) Continuing students who wish to defer their admission must do so before the beginning of the semester Once the deferral has expired students will need to reapply if they wish to recommence studies at a later date Deferral must be requested in writing and sent to iapplytruca prior to the start of the semester Once instruction begins policies (b) and (c) above apply
(f ) Withdrawal for Medical ReasonsmdashApart from the policy outlined for international students there is no provision for a medical refund outside this policy For continuing students who are required to withdraw for medical reasons we encourage the student to visit their Academic Advisor and fill in a ldquoComplete Program Withdraw Formrdquo This allows the student to withdraw from a course or program without obtaining a ldquoDNC (Did Not Complete)rdquo on their academic record
Application Instructions
Online Interactive Brochure wwwi-studentglobalcomtru
Thompson Rivers University900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8T +12508285252 bull F +12503715513Inquiries welcometruca bull Applications iapplytruca
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2 | International Program Guide About TRU
bull Public government-accredited universitybull More than 100 academic programsbull Founded in 1970bull 590 distance learning coursesbull Based in Kamloops British
Columbia Canadabull 13000 studentsbull 1750 international students from more
than 85 countries
Accreditations and Affi liations
bull Government of British Columbiabull Association of Universities and Colleges
of Canada (AUCC)bull Languages Canadabull Council of International Schoolsbull Education Quality Assurance
(EQA) Designationbull Education auin Canada
Why Study at TRUChoice of Programsbull Master degreesbull Graduate certifi catesbull Post-Baccalaureate diplomasbull Bachelor degreesbull Certifi cates and diplomasbull English as a Second Language (ESL)bull University preparationbull University transferbull Distanceonline education
Access to Programsbull Conditional admissions availablebull TOEFL IELTS and Cambridge exams
accepted but not requiredbull Combined ESL and academic studiesbull Transfer to full-time academic study
after ESL
Special Opportunitiesbull Options to work on and off campusbull Combined study and work programsbull Credit transfer from recognized
institutions overseasbull International exchange programsbull Scholarship programsbull Global Competency Certifi cate
Individual Supportbull Personal counsellingbull Homestay residence or
apartment housingbull Admissions and registration assistancebull Academic advising and
program planningbull Medical services on campusbull Employment services assistancebull Social activities
Key Program Areasbull Business and Economicsbull Computing Sciencebull Educationbull English as a Second Language (ESL)bull Fine Artsbull Health Sciencesbull Journalismbull Lawbull Liberal Arts and Humanitiesbull Science and Environmental Sciencebull Tourismbull Trades and Technology
Suvalee For students that are looking for a place to concentrate on studies in a relaxing environment TRU is an excellent choice Enjoy the natural beauty of a smaller city with warm and supportive people
ABOUT TRU
International Program Guide About TRU | 3
Kamloops CampusLocated in the heart of Kamloops and overlooking the North and South Thompson Rivers the TRU campus features plenty of green space a botanical garden and an impressive mix of historic and modern facilities including the latest projectmdashan innovative revitalization of the original 40-year old Old Main building
A vibrant community of over 13000 students from acrossCanada and around the world complete undergraduate and graduate degrees in addition to diplomas apprenticeships professional certifi cates continuing studies and ESL Another 17000 students take advantage of TRUrsquos fl exible learning options to study online or by distance through the Open Learning division Students can also take programs at regional centres throughout the interior of BC and a satellite campus in Williams Lake
TRU focuses on the individual student experience with small classes accessible faculty research opportunities for graduates and undergraduates co-op and study abroad programs and a global competency distinction Fitting for a university located in The Tournament Capital of Canada TRU has 10 WolfPack varsity teams comprised of 200 athletes participating in basketball volleyball golf hockey baseball soccer badminton cross-country running and swimming Another 600 students participate in an active intramural sports program
Brown Family House of Learning (left) was built to strict green standards under the LEED Gold certifi cation program Home to a four-storey wall of plants (The Living Wall) and the Irving K Barber Centre (above which is the major focal point of the Brown Family House of Learning) has been designed in the context of an Interior Salish pit house and symbolically and practically represents TRUrsquos commitment to our regionrsquos vibrant Aboriginal culture
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Amna I am truly obliged that I have chosen a Canadian university as my learning destination and I am feeling blessed to be here in Kamloops
Visit truworldca for more information for international students
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Williams Lake CampusWilliams Lake is a beautiful city located in the central interior of British Columbia It is the largest urban centre between Kamloops and Prince George
bull Area population of 36000bull Very aff ordable cost of livingbull Small class sizes with dedicated facultybull Close-knit campus community with student services bull Diverse multicultural environment
bull Safe and friendly city
Things to Dobull Williams Lake Stampedebull Movies and theatre bull Mountain biking and hiking bull Shops and cafeacutes bull Alpine and cross-country skiing
Programsbull Practical Nursing Diploma Programmdashonly off ered at the
Williams Lake campus
Begin a bachelor degree in Williams Lakebull Associate of Arts ndash Years 1 and 2bull Bachelor of Arts ndash Years 1 and 2bull Bachelor of Journalism ndash Years 1 and 2bull Bachelor of Business Administration ndash Years 1 and 2bull Bachelor of Science ndash Year 1bull Bachelor of Science in Nursing ndash Years 1 and 2
(intake in even years)bull Bachelor of Social Work ndash Years 1 and 2
EXPERIENCE
(intake in even years)(intake in even years)(intake in even years)bull Bachelor of Social Work ndash Years 1 and 2Bachelor of Social Work ndash Years 1 and 2Bachelor of Social Work ndash Years 1 and 2
For more information visit trucawilliamslake
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International Program Guide About TRU | 5
DistanceOpen LearningThompson Rivers University brings education directly to you through its Open Learning Division (TRU-OL) Now you canget the benefi t of a traditional university education in anon-traditional way
As British Columbiarsquos leading online and distance education provider TRU-OL off ers over 590 courses and 57 programs Students can complete just one course or an entire degree diploma or certifi cate by studying online or by distanceat a pace and place that suits their lifestyle On-campus students can enroll in Open Learning and develop a more fl exible schedule that helps them balance full- or part-time work with their studies
International Studentsbull Open Learning off ers more choice and fl exibility in your
semester schedulebull Complete courses towards your degree before you arrive
to study on campus saving both time and money
How to RegisterRegister online or call Open Learning Student Services
Student Services Advisors help students develop educational plans and provide assistance identifying prerequisites and entrance requirements for specifi c programs transferring credit and assessing informal credit based on prior work experience Once enrolled in a program each student is assigned a personal Program Advisor who provides support for program planning and course selection
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Visit truopenca for more informationon TRU Open Learning programs and courses
6 | International Program Guide Campus Life
Student ClubsThere are many student clubs associations and activity programs on theTRU campus
International Days Festival (IDays)International Days is a unique week-long campus-wide celebration of cultures from around the world Learn about the diversity at TRU and share information about your own culture Join our celebration with food music and dance International Days is held every year in February or March
bull Bangladesh Clubbull Campus Radio ldquoThe Xrdquobull Chinese Student and Scholars
Associationbull French Clubbull India Clubbull Intercultural Councilbull International Soccer Clubbull International Student Activity
Program (ISAP)bull Japanese Clubbull Latin Club
bull Muslim Student Associationbull Nihongo Clubbull Omega Student Newspaperbull Pakistan Clubbull Pan-African Clubbull Russian Speakers Clubbull Saudi Clubbull Sports and Recreationbull Taiwanese Clubbull TRU Student Unionbull Vietnamese Club
John There are tons of ways you can get involved at TRU Getting involved through various clubs and social events at TRU has allowed me to meet people and make friends outside of my program that I might never have gotten the chance to
Visit trusuca for a list of more clubs and to fi nd out more about the TRU Student Union
Like us on facebook facebookcomTRUIDays
Watch International Days videos on our playlist ldquoInternational Days at Thompson Rivers Universityrdquo on our channel mytruworld
STUDENT CLUBS
CAMPUS RADIO
INTERNATIONAL DAYS
CAMPUS LIFE
International Program Guide Campus Life | 7
International Student Activity Program (ISAP)TRU ISAP is an activity program that provides international students with educational fun and exciting activities each semester
bull meet new peoplebull explore the Kamloops areabull experience Canadian culturebull get involved in planning and organizing activitiesbull try new activities
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Varsity AthleticsOur campus features extensive athletic facilities including a sports complex and stadium with an Olympic-sized swimming pool jacuzzi saunas two fully equipped fi tness centres extensive indoor track and court facilities and a FIFA-approved artifi cial grass stadium
TRU off ers a comprehensive varsity athletics program as well as extensive intramural and club sports
WolfPack Varsity Teams
Intramural Sports amp RecreationJust for the fun of it TRU Recreation off ers fun games events tournaments trips and more By getting involved yoursquoll make your university experience memorable meet new friends and facenew challenges
Off -Campus SportsKamloops off ers top-level coaching and club competition in many diff erent sports including swimming rowing track amp fi eld rugby fi gure skating football gymnastics and skiing Students interested in competitiveclub sports can attend TRU while pursuing their sport off campus
Athletic ScholarshipsThe TRU International Student Athletic Scholarship (ISAS) is intended for international students of outstanding sporting ability who qualify for one of TRUrsquos varsity teams
Some activities include
bull horseback ridingbull volleyballbull skiingsnowboardingbull ice skatingbull ice hockeybull tobogganingbull soccerbull games nightbull swimmingbull curlingbull basketballbull badminton
bull golfbull ldquoMusic in the Parkrdquobull white water raftingbull wine toursbull indoor rock climbingbull billiardsbull canoeingkayakingbull bikingbull TRU Survivorsbull shopping tripsbull outdoor theatrebull camping
bull baseball (men)bull soccer (men and women)bull basketball (men and women)bull volleyball (men and women)bull hockey (men)
bull badminton (co-ed)bull curlingbull cross-country running (co-ed)bull cheerleadingbull swimming
Andrey ISAP is my Kamloops family
TRU Moose Check out a WolfPack game at Thompson Rivers University trucaathletics
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8 | International Program Guide Campus Life
Study AbroadInternational OpportunitiesEnhance your degree and your university experience Make your degree stand out and incorporate an international experience into your studies Yoursquoll broaden your perspective expand your job opportunities have funmdashand it can count towards your degree
Student Exchange
Through an extensive network of international partnerships TRU off ers a comprehensive student exchange program There is no better teacher than life experience and no better classroom than the world
Study for one or two semesters in another country and have those credits applied toward your TRU degree Currently there are opportunities at more than 220 institutions in over 40 countries
Herersquos why you should go
bull Showcase experience on your resumebull Become a future global leaderbull Take a step toward personal and academic goalsbull Discover new opportunitiesbull Travel the world
Create your own experience at TRU
bull Earn credit towards your degreebull Financial support is providedbull Apply to become a Study Abroad Ambassadorbull Open to Canadian and international studentsbull Earn recognition toward TRUrsquos Global
Competency Certifi cate
Our Study Abroad program gives students a leading edge in an increasingly interconnected world
All you need to do is fi nd a program and apply
Field Schools
bull Earn course credit in international fi eld schoolsmdashcourses run from two to six weeks
bull Step outside of the classroom with a TRU fi eld schoolto experience hands-on learning
bull TRU operates a number of specialized fi eld schools which are unique in terms of location course content program length and cost Field schools normally run from two to six weeks in length and operate between the months of May through August
bull Some fi eld school courses are open to students across a wide range of programs and off er course credit that can be applied to your degree program
Short Term Summer Programs
Yet another great way to travel and experience another culture - for credit Many of our Bilateral exchange partners run 2 3 4 and 6 week programs which students can participate during the months of May June and July These short-term programs typically cover accommodation some meals and cultural activities Students still register at TRU for one or two courses and pay tuition to TRU All other fees are paid directly to the partner school
These summer programs transfer back to 1 or 2 courses at TRU following approval from a Program Advisor If you are not sure about diving into a full semester abroad let this short-term experience be the testing ground to get your feet wet
TRUrsquos Global Competency Certifi cate
Your international and intercultural experiences will be recognized by TRU Our new Global Competency Certifi cate allows students to document their global and intercultural experiencesmdashfrom Study Abroad or learning a second language to volunteer workmdashand earn formal recognition on their offi cial TRU transcript Create your own global experience at TRU and we will help you add it to your resume See page 23 for details
TRUStudyAbroad Ambassador of the week Skye Hines went to Universiteacute Rennes 2 in France for a Bachelor of Arts This could be you myTRU mobility StudyAbroad
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10 | International Program Guide Campus Life
International Training CentreFor over 25 years Thompson Rivers University has been delivering customized training programs of the highest calibre and the professional development we provide to educators (from kindergarten to post-secondary levels) has
earned us world-wide recognition Our intensive short-term programs are strategically balanced to maximize every opportunity for instruction while allowing participants enough time to gain an appreciation of Canadian culture and participate in carefully selected activities The result is a rich and rewarding experience that will last a life time
Summer Language and Cultural ImmersionOur three and four-week open-registration programs provide students with a learner-centred environment that enables them to acquire English through listening speaking and active participation in a rich educational environment The program combines English-language training with cultural activities Participants stay with local families which provides a full immersion experience
Programs include the following
bull Homestay accommodations (meals included)bull Pick up and drop off at Kamloops Airportbull Orientation to TRUrsquos campus and the city of Kamloopsbull Free wireless internet on campusbull Support of instructors in the classroom and during activitiesbull Costs of all scheduled cultural and recreational activities
Customized ProgramsTRU develops many customized technical training programs in areas such as health trades and technology and tourism to name a few TRU has particular strengths in specialized English as a Second Language (ESL) training ESL study tours ESL for specifi c purposes such as ESLBusiness ESLTourism and ESLNursing
Not only can program content be customized but so can many other program attributes such as location of delivery(TRU campus or clients home country) guest speakers accommodations and educationalcultural activities
Programs include the following
bull Customized instruction delivered in Canadaandor in the clientrsquos home country
bull Cultural benefi ts such as guest speakerssite visits and community placements
bull Recreational activities such as golf fi shing hikinghorseback riding and skiing
bull Choice of homestay or dormitory accommodationbull A complete range of support services including
support in the participantrsquos native language
Professional Development for Teachers of English as a Foreign LanguageThis program provides participants with the knowledge and skills they need to excel in their fi eld Program content can be adapted for elementary middle school high school and post-secondary applications In addition length of programs can be customized from two to eight weeks or longer depending on the requirements of the client
Professional Development for Teachers of English as a Foreign Language is comprised of four modules Instructional Methodology Instructional Techniques English for Educators and Cultural Studies
Executive Leadership Training for PrincipalsThis customized program for principals and vice-principals focuses on skills development in educational leadership through training and professional placements The program addresses curriculum development external relations innovative delivery methods human resource issues and planning
Other Language and Culture Programsbull Winter 4-Week Language and Culture Embrace a Canadian
winter while experiencing many parts of culture such as a hockey game tubing skiingsnowboarding and curling
bull Wild Wild West Experience the life of a cowboy while developing your English skills Highlights include visiting a working ranch where you can ride a horse learn to lasso go on a hay ride visit a cowboy museum and listen to cowboys tell campfi re stories Included is a trip to historic Barkerville a fully restored Gold Rush town from the 1800s
bull Business English and Golf for Professionals Kamloops has 13 award-winning golf courses and was voted ldquoNumber One Golf Destination in Canadardquo Personalized golf lessons will be provided
bull ESL and SkiingSnowboarding Increase your English profi ciency while developing skiingsnowboarding skills in a world-class destination at Sun Peaks Resort
For more information please see ITCrsquos Program Guide truworldcaitc
International Program Guide Campus Life | 11
Transnational Programs Transnational programs allow students in partner institutions to partiallymdashor in some cases totallymdashcomplete TRU program requirements at their home institutions Students often transfer to TRU to complete their studies at the conclusion of which they can earn the appropriate degree or diploma awarded by TRU Currently TRU has more than 40 partner institutions in countries such as China Colombia India Korea Mexico New Zealand Turkey United Arab Emirates USA and Vietnam
Study a TRU programat a partner institution(Accreditation Program)
There are more than 1300 students enrolled in TRU programs delivered at partner institutions Current programming areas include Business and Computing Science All of these programs are based on an accreditation model where TRU works with partner institutions to deliver TRU programs in the partnersrsquo home countries
Transfer credits towards a degree at TRU(Articulation Program)
Articulation agreements allow students from partner institutions to seamlessly transfer the credits earned at their home institutions into TRU programs Current programming areas include Arts Business Science Computing Science Tourism and Technology Management
Pathway towards a Canadianuniversity degree at TRU(Pathway Program)
TRU partners with high schools and English language schools These linkages create pathways for qualifi ed students to complete their preparatory studies and then transfer smoothly to university studies at TRU
Have a study abroad experience at TRU(Visiting Student Program)
This program provides students with a study abroad opportunity in Canada The program includes intensive English language courses andor university academic courses drawn from TRUrsquos existing suite of academic courses or TRU can develop a customized suite of courses to meet the needs of a cohort group in a specifi c program area All the courses in this program may be counted towards university credits at TRU partner institutions
For more information visittruworldcatransnational
TRU GRADUATION CEREMONY IN CHINA
SIGNING CEREMONY
TRU GRADUATION CEREMONY IN INDIA
GRADUATION CEREMONY AT TRU
12 | International Program Guide Campus Life
L to R Tracy Barth Lorna Hutchinson Ornella Falsetta Carol Ryujin-Kawa Jean Linteris and Leslie Matthews Not picturedL Jody Peddle
Back Amit Goel (Hindi Punjabi Urdu) Rika Kimura (Japanese) Sultan Almajil (Arabic) Reuben Onyango (Swahili) Tatyana Dikaryeva (Russian Ukrainian)
Front Staff en Liu-Calver (Mandarin) Eric Kim (Korean) and Teresa Wei (Mandarin)
Barb Smith Keisha Morong and Verlinda Wale
InternationalStudent ServicesInternational Admissions bull Six full-time offi cers for
international admissionsbull Application processing within one week
under normal circumstancesbull Personalized response to inquiries
and follow-up questionsbull Admissions advising on specifi c
program requirements
InternationalAcademic Advisingbull Four full-time international
academic advisorsbull Course planning before you
arrive on campusbull Individual advising and course planning
each semesterbull Monitoring of academic performance and
counselling supportbull Academic success guidance
and workshops
Susie My academic advisors were great in helping me plan my courses they really facilitated my career goals and interests to help me choose a program and major which best suited me
For more info emailapplications to iapplytrucaor Apply online atregtruworldcaorderformasp
InternationalStudent Advisorsbull Multilingual teambull Personal counselling and assistance on
all aspects of student life in Canada including housing visa application and settlement services
bull Orientation and welcome servicesincluding airport receptioncity tours and peer programs
International Program Guide Campus Life | 13
Research at TRUFinding Tiny Solutions to Huge ProblemsJonathan Van Hamme PhD Associate Professor Department of Biological Sciences
Dr Van Hamme and his team are developing microscopic clean up crews through bioremediationmdashthe use of microbes to break down pollutants By studying microbes with bioactive qualities on a genetic level and learning precisely what makes their taste for toxins tick this researcher is working to develop strategies to enhance their natural abilities to clean up environmental pollutants
Advancing the Battle Against Drug Resistant BacteriaKingsley Donkor PhD Associate Professor Department of Chemistry
One very promising area of research is into lantibioticsmdashsubstances that not only show remarkable effectiveness against many forms of bacteria but also have a promising ability to thwart the development of resistance Donkor is working to discover the precise way in which lantibiotics destroy bacterial cells so that he can use that knowledge to develop new and even more effective lantibiotic substances
Searching for SuperheroesNaowarat (Ann) Cheeptham PhD Associate Professor Department of Biological Sciences
TRU microbiologist Dr Naowarat (Ann) Cheeptham is going to extremes in her search for new sources of antibiotics to fight multi-drug-resistant bacteria Working with an expert cave explorer to collect microorganisms from some of Canadarsquos most remote extreme cave habitats she and her team of graduate and undergraduate researchers are testing hundreds of these tough adaptable bacteria for potential antibiotic superpowers
14 | International Program Guide Campus Life
TRU Moose Co-op students can receive academic credit for co-op work terms
Work Options forInternational StudentsInternational Students are eligible to work on- and off -campus while studying full-time and qualify for full-time work permitafter graduation
Work During Your Studiesbull Work up to 20 hours per week while studyingbull Work full-time during scheduled breaks
bull Opportunities on- and off -campus
Co-operative EducationCo-operative education combines academic studies with paid work experience Students alternate between terms of full-time study and full-time employment
Co-op Advantages
bull Get paid career-related work experience while studyingbull Earn academic credits and transcript distinctionbull Maximize job opportunities upon graduationbull Choose from co-ops in Kamloops and across Canadabull TRU Co-op offi ce prepares students for interviews and help to
fi nd job placements bull Choose to work between one and up to fi ve semesters
Average Co-op salary
Program Discipline Average Monthly Salary
BBA C$2400
Science C$2800
Electronics C$2700
IT C$3000
Sample Co-op schedule (based on working 5 co-op semesters)
Co-op requirements and fees
bull Co-op work term fee of C$1400 (Co-op fee waived for students who do not fi nd employment)
bull Student applies for Co-op after completion of fi rst yearbull GPA determines acceptancebull Must complete COOP 1000 course on resume writing and
nterviewing skills after accepted to Co-op programbull Enter work semester after completing 50 of academic programbull Under graduate programs only See pages 20-21 for eligible programs
Work After GraduationInternational students graduating from a Canadian post-secondary institution are eligible to remain in Canada to work Students completing a minimum two-year program of study may be eligible to work for up to three years
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Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5
September to
December
Academic Semester
1
Academic Semester
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Academic Semester
5
Academic Semester
7
Co-opWork Term
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January to April
Academic Semester
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Academic Semester
4
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Co-opWork
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Graduation
International Program Guide Campus Life | 15
16 | International Program Guide Campus Life
Student Housingamp AccommodationLive on campus as part of a vibrant active community of students at the TRU Residence (ldquoTRU Rezrdquo) or On Campus Housing (ldquoMcGillrdquo) Be minutes away from your classes campus amenities and the Tournament Capital Centre
TRU Student Residence The 11-storey TRU Rez has some of the best views in the city Each of the 570 private bedrooms include a desk chair double bed phone TV and lamp Floors are co-ed but two- and four-bedroom suites with shared kitchenette and washroom are either all female or all male
Applications are accepted on a fi rst-come fi rst-served basis First year students enrolled in a degree or diploma program are guaranteed a room for September if application is received before March
2 Bedroom Plan 4 Bedroom Plan
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International Program Guide Campus Life | 17
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For information about off -campus housing visitservicestrusucahousing-registrytrucahousingregistryrelocatecanadacomkamloopsrentals
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McGill On Campus HousingMcGill housing off ers 300 self-contained bedrooms in four-bedroom ldquoquadrdquo units in three buildings Each all-female or all-male quad contains a shared kitchenette washroom and common area with access to a central building for study and recreation Applications will be accepted on a fi rst-come fi rst-served basis
bull Rooms have private outside entrances some have city viewsbull Rooms include bed desk sink kitchen with microwave double burner hot
plate and fridgebull Central building has coin-operated laundry bike storage mail big screen
TV BBQ deck pool tables free wireless internet and study areabull Regular social activities plannedbull Fees include utilities (heat hot water electricity)bull Internet cable TV and phone hookups availablebull On-site management and 24 hourday securitybull Parking available for an extra feebull Two blocks to shopping grocery runs once a week
Off Campus Housinggt trucaserviceshousingoff campus
Homestay Live with a Canadian FamilyManaged by TRU World staff TRUrsquos homestay program off ers a great opportunity for students to experience Canadian culture and practice English by living with Canadian families or individuals More than 450 carefully selected Canadian homestay providers participate in this program
Homestay Advantages
bull A private furnished bedroombull Three meals per day and snacksbull Care and support of a Canadian familybull Share your culturebull Practice English in real life situations
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Facts About Canadabull Second largest country in the world
bull 35 million people
bull Ten provinces three territories
bull Top UN ranking
bull Multicultural 1 in 6 is a new immigrant
bull Officially bilingual (English and French) but over 200 languages spoken
bull Provinces are responsible for education
Facts About Kamloopsbull Modern safe and comfortable
city of almost 100000bull Vibrant cultural lifebull Over 200 lakes nearbybull Many golf coursesbull Spectacular natural settingbull Affordable cost of livingbull Wide range of outdoor city
and campus activitiesbull 35 hour drive or 45 minute flight
from Vancouverbull 45 minute drive to Sun Peaks Resort
one of North Americarsquos top-ranked ski and snowboard resorts where the Austrian National Ski Team practices Sun Peaks Named Top Two in Best Canadian Ski Destinations by Canadian Living Magazine
bull Exceptional climate
rsaquo 1 in Canada for beautiful summers rsaquo 2 for warmest spring rsaquo 2 for driest city climate rsaquo 2 for most sunny days
in warm months rsaquo 2040 hours of sunshine per year rsaquo Median high temperature 21degC
Facts About TRUbull Founded in 1970 TRU is a public
degree-granting universitybull Almost 13000 students on campus
during Fall and Winter semestersbull More than 1750 international students
from over 85 countriesbull 17000 distance studentsbull TRU is in the heart of Kamloops within
walking distance of everything you need
bull 11 Aboriginal students bull Average class sizemdash1st year
39 students 4th year 20 students bull U-PASS for students provides access
to the Kamloops transit system and free access to the on-campus Canada Games swimming pool
Bruce Excellent School Excellent Faculty
TRU Moose Kamloops is amazing for its ability to accommodate a variety of sports and activities From snowboarding to waterskiing you can try it all
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20 | International Program Guide Study Options
TRU Master Degrees and Graduate Studies Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
MBA Foundation amp Graduate Certifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) 24 8 months SeptJanMay
Master of Business Administration 24 1 year Sept
Graduate Certifcate in Education Studies (GCES) 35 4 months + ESL SeptMay
Master of Education Leadership 35 30 credits Sept
Master of Science Environmental Science 31 2 years SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Accounting 25 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Business Administration 25 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Finance 25 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Human Resource Management 25 51 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in International Business 25 54 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Marketing 26 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in New Venture Creation 26 51 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Supply Chain Management 26 60 credits SeptJanMay
Teaching English as a Second Language Certifi cate (TESL) 35 4 months SeptJanMay
TRU Undergraduate Degrees Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Bachelor of ArtsMajors Communications Economics English Geography History Interdisciplinary Studies Journalism Mathematics Philosophy Psychology Sociology Theatre Arts Visual Arts
34 4 years SeptJanMay C
Bachelor of Business AdministrationMajors Accounting Economics Finance Human Resource Management International Business Marketing New Venture Creation Information Technology
27 4 years SeptJanMay C
Double Degreebull Bachelor of Business Administration amp Bachelor of Computing Science
32 5 years SeptJanMay C
Bachelor of Computing Science 32 4 years SeptJan C
Bachelor of Education - Elementary 35 5 years Sept P
Bachelor of Fine Arts 34 4 years SeptJan
Bachelor of Heath Science 33 4 years SeptJan C
Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies 34 4 years SeptJan C
Bachelor of Journalism 34 4 years Sept P
Bachelor of Natural Resource Science 31 4 years Sept C
Bachelor of ScienceMajors Animal Biology Chemistry Chemical Biology Cellular Molecular amp Microbial Biology Ecology amp Environmental Biology Environmental Chemistry Computing Science Mathematics Mathematical Sciences Physics Statistics
31 4 years SeptJanMay C
Bachelor of Science in Nursing 33 4 years Sept P
Bachelor of Social Work 35 4 years Sept P
Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management 36 4 years SeptJan
Bachelor of Tourism Management 28 4 years SeptJanMay C
Engineering ndash First amp Second Year Transfer 32 1ndash2 years Sept C
Forestry ndash First amp Second Year Transfer 31 1ndash2 years Sept
Complete Program Listing for International StudentsSTUDY OPTIONS
20 | International Program Guide
International Program Guide Study Options | 21
TRU Diploma Programs Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Accounting Technician 2 years Sept
Adventure Guide 30 2 years Sept C
Adventure Management 30 2 years Sept C
Architectural amp Engineering Technology 32 3 years Sept
Associate of Arts 34 2 years SeptJanMay
Associate of Science 2 years SeptJanMay
Computer Information Systems Technology 32 2 years SeptJan C
Early Childhood Education 35 2 years Sept
Events amp Conventions Management 28 2 years Sept
Management 2 years Sept C
Practical Nursing (Williams Lake campus only) 33 2 years TBD P
Police amp Justice 34 2 years Sept
Resort amp Hotel Management 28 2 years Sept P
Respiratory Therapy 33 3 years Sept P
Sports Event Management 28 2 years Sept P
Tourism Management 28 2 years SeptJanMay P
Visual Arts 2 years Sept
Water amp Wastewater Technology 36 2 Years Sept
January intake may be available but course sequencing would prevent completion in 4 semesters
TRU Certifi cate Programs Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Aboriginal Tourism 1 year Sept
Adventure Sports 30 1 year Sept
Culinary Arts 30 16 months JanAug
English as a Second or Additional Language (ESALESL) 22 1ndash25 years SeptJanMay
Literary amp Art History 1 year SeptJan
Modern Languages 1 year SeptJan
Visual Arts Studio 1 year SeptJan
Water amp Wastewater Utilities 1 year August
TRU University Prep amp Student Development Length Intakes Co-op (C)Practicum (P)
Adult Basic Education amp BC Adult Graduation Diploma NA JanMaySept
English as a Second Language NA JanMaySept
University Preparation Courses NA JanMaySept
Note All course and admission information subject to change
trucacalendar
STUDY OPTIONS
International Program Guide | 21
22 | International Program Guide Study Options
English Language Programs
The TRU Advantagebull English Placement Test (EPT) available upon arrivalbull IELTS and TOEFL scores acceptedbull Academic ESL designed to help prepare for university contextbull Can combine ESL and Academic courses for credit in levels 4 and 5bull 20 hours of classroom instruction per week plus language labs
and activitiesbull Access to International Student Activity Program (ISAP)
Each of the fi ve levels of TRUrsquos ESL Program take one semesterto complete
Students with no offi cial test score will take an English Placement Test (EPT) upon arrival at TRU and will be placed in the appropriate level of English language study as indicated in the chart below
If a student has an offi cial test score they may choose to enter ESL or academic courses without taking the TRU English Placement Test See chart to the right
Note In order to guarantee registration for the courses you want please submit your English test scores one month before arriving at TRU
Admission RequirementsEnglish Profi ciency
bull Completion of the TRU ESL Program allows direct entry to academic study
bull TRU accepts test scores for the following English profi ciency exams TOEFL IELTS MELAB CanTEST
bull The Cambridge CAE (Certifi cate in Advanced English) and CPE (Certifi cate of Profi ciency in English) will also be considered for direct entry into academic programs
Academic Requirements
bull Secondary school completion (high school graduation)
bull Other requirements vary by program please consult International Admissions for detailed requirements for specifi c programs at iapplytruca
Minimum Age Students must be at least 17 years oldSee inside back cover for application instructions
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Direct entry into Academic Study
Academic Study requirementsIELTS 65+ with no bands below 60TOEFL iBT 88+ with no section below 20TOEFL PBT 570+ TWE 45+MELAB 81+CanTEST 45+ with no component score below 40CAEL Overall 70+ no subtest below 60TRU Level 5 completion
Direct entry to Level 5 ESL
2 ESL Courses + 3 Academic Courses Level 5 completion = Direct Entry to Academic StudyLevel 5 Entry requirements
IELTS 60+ with no band below 55TOEFL iBT 80+TOEFL PBT 550 - 569 TWE 40+MELAB 77+CanTEST 40+ with no component score below 40CAEL Overall 60+ no subtest below 50TRU Level 4
Direct entry to Level 4 ESL
4 ESL Courses + 1 Academic Course Level 4 completion = Direct Entry to Level 5 ESLLevel 4 Entry requirements
IELTS 55+ with no band below 50TOEFL iBT 71+TOEFL PBT 530 - 549MELAB 74+CanTEST 40+ with no component score below 35CAEL Overall 50+ no subtest below 40TRU ESL level 3
Direct entry to Level 3 ESL
5 ESL CoursesLevel 3 completion = Direct entry to Level 4 ESL + ESL Intermediate Certifi cate awardLevel 3 Entry requirements
IELTS 50+TOEFL iBT 61+TOEFL PBT 500 - 529MELAB 69+CanTEST 35+CAEL Overall 40+TRU ESL level 2
Direct entry to Level 2 ESL
Level 2 ESL 5 ESL CoursesLevel 2 completion = Direct entry to level 3 ESL + ESL Foundations Certifi cate awardLevel 2 Entry requirements
TRU English Placement Test is required for entry
Direct entry to Level 1 ESL
5 ESL CoursesLevel 1 completion = Direct entry to level 2 ESLTRU English Placement Test requiredSuggested Entry requirement TOEFL iBT 20
TOEFL Exam FormatsTOEFL iBT = Internet-Based TestTOEFL PBT = Paper Based Test
TRU is a leader in ESL education for university and college students Our ESL program is designed to provide specifi c and appropriate language training for students who plan to proceed to post-secondary study focusing on English for academic purposes Our students come from around the world and we look forward to meeting you
ESL Bridging Certifi cates
Each requires completion of Level 4 one ESL electiveand two specifi c academic courses
bull English and Sciencesbull English and Liberal Arts
bull English and Fine Artsbull English and Business
International Program Guide Study Options | 23
International Baccalaureate (IB)The IB diploma is accepted for admission to TRU Transfer credit will be granted for higher level courses completed with a score of 5 or higher Students have the option to decline the transfer credit if they wish to complete the course(s) at the University
To transfer credits to Arts Business or Science you must have
1 Official IB transcript2 HL courses only3 Grade of 5 6 or 7For a complete list of the IB transfer credits please go to trucaadmissionshs-studentsib
Official transcripts must be sent to the Admissions Office directly from the testing centre Transcripts can be requested from
International Baccalaureate New York Attn Transcripts 475 Riverside Drive Suite 240 New York NY 10115 Phone 2126964464
Advanced Placement (AP) Exams through the College BoardAP exams will be accepted for admission to TRU Transfer credit is granted for approved subjects passed with a grade of a subject grade of 4 or higher Official transcripts must be provided from the College Board Students may choose to repeat a course at TRU by forfeiting the credit To transfer credits you must have
bull Official AP transcriptbull Grade of 4 or 5For more information on transfer credit to arts science or business programs at TRU visit trucaadmissionshs-studentsstandingcb
General Certificate of Educational Studies (GCE)Students completing their GCE will be considered for admission on a combination of factors For admission to TRU you will need
bull A minimum of two Advanced (A) level courses and two Advanced Subsidiary (AS) level courses or
bull A minimum of two A-level courses and three Ordinary (O) level subjects
bull Completion of O-levels (University Preparation courses will need to be completed at TRU)
GCE Advanced Level (A-Level Exams) transfer creditTransfer credit is granted for approved A-level courses passed with a grade of an A or B Official transcripts must be provided to receive transfer credit (Check the BC Transfer Guide to see the specific TRU credit for the identified AP and IB courses) Students may choose to repeat a course at TRU by forfeiting the credit To transfer credits you must have
1 Official GCE transcript2 A-Level courses only3 Grade of A or BFor more information on transfer credit to arts science or business programs at TRU visit trucaadmissionshs-studentsstandingalevel
DAADTRU will accept the DAAD language test with a minimum B2 level as proof of meeting the English Language requirement for Visiting International Students only Students will be required to take the English Placement Test on arrival only as guidance for counselors in the event students may need more English language support
General Education Development (GED) TestThe GED is accepted high school equivalent for admission to TRU under the following conditions
bull Must be 17 years of agebull Will need IELTS scorebull Will need to take Accuplacer Math
assessment at TRU
Transfer CreditTRU will accept college and university transfer credit Official transcripts and detailed course outlines must be provided to receive transfer credit
bull Transfer credit assessment is done once the student has been admitted to TRU and submitted official transcripts and course outlines
bull A maximum of 50 of any program will be recognized outside of TRU
bull International Admissions will assess a studentrsquos formal learning from other accredited post-secondary institutions
bull TRU will give transfer credit whenever possible total will differ depending on program
International Accreditations and Transfer Credit
RECOGNIZING FUTURE GLOBAL LEADERSThe TRU Global Competency Certificate allows students to earn formal recognition for their intercultural and international experiencesmdashfrom Study Abroad to learning a second language to volunteer work
Global Competency is a credential that can be earned in tandem with any credit programmdashundergraduate or graduatemdashoffered by Thompson Rivers University
The program uses a portfolio approach that allows each student to track a number of different educational and personal experiences
How Do I Earn ItTo earn this credential a student must
1 Attend an Orientation session2 Sign up for GLBL1000 3 Earn and compile points4 Submit a portfolio to the Centre for
Student Engagement office OM1468
Global Competency
24 | International Program Guide Study Options
School of Business and EconomicsMaster of BusinessAdministration (MBA)The TRU MBA Advantage
The TRU MBA is designed to meet the needs of our students who can customize their learning experience with maximum fl exibility and unparalleled choice
bull One and two-year MBA programs bull Three program completion options
Graduate Project Graduate Thesis and Course-Based completion options
bull TRUrsquos MBA program does notrequire a GMAT score or have a minimum professional workexperience requirement
Entrance Requirements
1 Education 3 or 4-year undergraduate degree with a minimum B average (GPA of 30 on a scale of 400 or equivalent) in the last 60 credits
2 Language rsaquo Completion of undergraduate
degree at an English language university in a country where English is the primary language or
rsaquo IELTS score of 70 (all bands) or rsaquo A minimum TOEFL score of 100 with
no section below 20 (IBT) or rsaquo Completion of TRU ENGL 1100 and
CMNS 1290 with a B (GPA of 300)or higher
3 Quantitative and Computing Skills Quantitative skills include a strong background in algebra and statistics Computing skills include having a strong background in word processing presentation and spreadsheet software
One-Year Program
Graduates of a four-year BBA or Bachelor of Commerce degrees may be eligible for direct admission to the 12-month MBA Level The MBA program consists of eight core courses plus a choice of one of three completion options
Two-Year Program
Students from other undergraduate fi elds may be eligible for the two-year MBA program which provides students witha solid foundation in business administration plus the strategic management skills required to succeed in the global business environment
MBA Foundation amp GraduateCertifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) program
The two-year MBA begins with the Graduate Certifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) program which consists of 6 courses (2 semesters) of Foundation courses in the major subject areas of Business Administration The GCBA off ers a pathway to the 12-month MBA program for students with non-business-related undergraduate degrees and ensures they have the knowledge required to be successful in the MBA program Upon successful completion of the MBA Foundation courses with a minimumB grade proceed automatically to the MBA level which requires 3 semesters(12 months) to complete
All MBA students in year 2 complete eight core courses plus a choice of one of three completion options Course-Based Graduate Project or Graduate Thesis
The Course-Based option provides the opportunity to study four additional advanced management courses in areas such as Corporate Finance Marketing Decision Analysis Entrepreneurshipand Innovation
The Graduate Project option provides the opportunity to address an applied management issue or problem This option provides situational experience and allows the student to focus in a specifi c areaof management
The Graduate Thesis option provides the opportunity to prepare and defend a thesis further developing critical thinking skills as well as academic research skills
Graduates of our MBA program have successfully obtained positions in a variety of industries and sectors including major corporations government small- and medium-sized businesses and non-profi ts locally across Canada and around the world
Throughout the program TRUrsquos MBA Students are off ered opportunities for career development The Career Development Program provides workshops events guest speakers and activities designed to develop career readiness for MBA students and provide additional opportunities to achieve the learning goals and objectives of the program
For more information about MBA studies at TRU please visit our website at trucamba or email us at mbatruca
What can I studyin Business andEconomics at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Master of Business Administrationbull MBA Foundation amp Graduate
Certifi cate in Business Administration
bull Post-Baccalaureate Diplomas rsaquo Accounting rsaquo Business Administration rsaquo Finance rsaquo Human Resource Management rsaquo International Business rsaquo Marketing rsaquo New Venture Creation rsaquo Supply Chain Management
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Business Administration rsaquo Accounting rsaquo Economics rsaquo Environmental Economics amp
Sustainable Development (Minor)
rsaquo Finance rsaquo Financial Markets
amp Institutions (Minor) rsaquo Human Resource Management rsaquo Information Technology rsaquo International Business rsaquo Marketing rsaquo New Venture Creation rsaquo Supply Chain Management
bull Bachelor of BusinessAdministration and Computing Science double degree
bull Bachelor of CommercemdashTRU-OLbull Bachelor of Public
AdministrationmdashTRU-OL
Diplomas
bull Accounting Technicianbull Executive Assistantbull Management
Certifi cates
bull Administrative Assistantbull Management StudiesCo-op internship available
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International Program Guide Study Options | 25
School of Business and EconomicsPOST-BACCALAUREATEDIPLOMAS IN BUSINESSThe Post-Baccalaureate diplomas are valuable to international students who wish to come to Canada to learn English gain exposure to the culture and study in a compressed format Post-Baccalaureate diplomas normally take two years to complete on a full-time basis and are designed for students with a degree in a diff erent fi eld of study
Admission Requirements
bull Math 12 or MATH 0610 or MATH 1000 or equivalent (C+ or higher)
bull ENGL 1100 or equivalent with a C+or higher
bull A bachelor degreeStudents may commence their studies while they upgrade their mathematics and English
AccountingMATH 107 Mathematics for Business amp Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
ECON 1900 Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics orSTAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
ACCT 3200 Intermediate Financial Accounting 1
ACCT 3210 Intermediate Financial Accounting 2
ACCT 3220 Income Taxation 1
ACCT 3230 Income Taxation 2
ACCT 3250 Intermediate Management Accounting
FNCE 4110 Adv Financial Management for Accountants
ACCT 4200 Advanced Financial Accounting
ACCT 4230 Assurance
ACCT 4250 Advanced Management Accounting
MIST 4610 Strategic Management Information Systems
Business AdministrationMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business amp Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Mathematics with Applications 1
MNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
ECON 1900 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Principles of Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics orSTATS 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MNGT 4780 Strategic Management
One additional 30004000 business course
Note Business courses include those beginning with the ACCT BLAW MIST ENTR FNCE HRMN IBUS MKTG MNGT ORGB SCMN or BUSN acronyms
FinanceMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Mathematics with Applications 1
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics orMATH 1130 Enriched Calculus or MATH 1140 Calculus 1 or MATH 1150 Calculus for Biological Sciences
ECON 1900 Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 orSTAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
FNCE 3150 Investments 1
FNCE 3170 Investments 2
FNCE 3180 Risk Management and Financial Engineering
FNCE 4130 Advanced Financial Management
FNCE 4180 International Financial Management
At least fi ve ofBLAW 2910 Commercial Law
FNCE 3140 Financial Statement Analysis
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
FNCE 4120 Business Valuation and Restructuring
FNCE 4140 Personal Financial Management
FNCE 4160 Portfolio Management
FNCE 4190 Financial Institutions Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
Human ResourceManagementMNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
ORGB 3770 Teamwork in Organizations
ORGB 3810 Organizational Theory and Design
HRMN 3830 Human Resource Planning and Staffi ng
HRMN 3840 Employee and Labour Relations
BLAW 3920 Employment Law
HRMN 4830 Total Rewards
HRMN 4840 Organizational Learning Trainingand Development
ORGB 4870 Organizational Development and Change
HRMN 4890 Selected Topics in HR Management
International BusinessMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or
STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
MKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3510 International Business
IBUS 3520 Global Management
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
IBUS 4520 International Trade Finance
IBUS 4530 International Trade Law and Logistics
IBUS 4540 Global Entrepreneurship
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TRU Moose Donrsquot be surprised if people you donrsquot know smile and say ldquohirdquo Canadians are just that friendly
26 | International Program Guide Study Options
MarketingACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
MKTG 3470 Consumer Behaviour
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3510 International Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MKTG 4460 Marketing Strategy
At least seven ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
MKTG 4400 Professional Sales Management
MKTG 4410 Services Marking
MKTG 4420 Brand Management
MKTG 4430 Retail Management
MKTG 4440 Advanced Marketing Research
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
New Venture CreationMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics or MATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
MKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
ENTR 3720 All Business Finance
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
ENTR 4750 New Venture Creation
ENTR 4760 Small Business Management
Supply Chain ManagementMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business amp Economics or MATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics 2 or MATH 1130 Enriched Calculus or MATH 1140 Calculus 1 or
MATH 1150 Calculus for Biological Sciences
STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
SCMN 3330 Procurement Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MIST 3620 Web-Enabled Business
SCMN 4310 Operations Management
SCMN 4320 Logistics and Transportation
SCMN 4390 Selected Topics in Supply Chain Management
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
At least 2 ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
IBUS 3520 Global Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
School of Business and Economics gt trucamba gt trucabusiness
Accountingbull Treasury Manager bull Chief Financial Officer bull Budget Director bull Taxation Manager bull Management Consultant bull Tax Auditor bull International Accountant
Financebull Corporate Loans Officer bull Personal Financial Advisorbull Equity Analyst bull Portfolio Manager bull Chief Financial Officer bull Stock Broker bull Investment Dealer bull Treasury Manager
Human Resource Managementbull Director of Human Resourcesbull Training Officer bull Industrial Relations Officer bull Health and Safety Specialist bull Harassment Advisor bull Employee Benefits Officerbull Human Resources Manager
Information Technology bull Network Manager bull Systems Analyst bull Website Designer bull Computer Programmer bull Database Administrator
International Businessbull Export Sales Manager bull Foreign Trade Consultantbull Import and Export Specialist bull International Marketing Manager bull International Shipping Specialist
Marketingbull Brand Manager bull Advertising Account Executivebull District Sales Manager bull Market Researcher bull Sales Representative bull Public Relations Directorbull Promotions Manager
New Venture Creation bull Small Business Ownerbull Franchiseebull Loans Officerbull Venture Capitalistbull Small Business Consultant
Supply Chain Managementbull Process Engineerbull Supply Chain Analystbull Supply Chains Systems Managerbull InventoryPurchasing Managerbull Materials AnalystManagerbull Logistics Manager
Typical Job Titles
International Program Guide Study Options | 27
Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)The Bachelor of Business Administration degree is a four-year program
bull First and second years Foundation of business and non-business courses
bull Third and fourth years Students select majors and minors or concentrations
bull Current major and minor options Accounting Economics Finance New Venture Creation Human Resource Management International Business Marketing Information Technology (major only) and Public Relations (minor only)
First and Second Year Courses
bull 6 Humanities credits (English Philosophy Languages Fine Arts)
bull 6 Social Sciences credits (Anthropology Canadian Studies Economics Geography Political Studies Psychology Sociology)
Core CoursesThe following 72 credits (24 courses) are requiredACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
CMNS 1290 Introduction to Professional Writing
CMNS 3240 Business Communications
ECON 1900 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Principles of Macroeconomics
ECON 2320 Statistics for Business and Economics 1
ECON 2330 Statistics for Business and Economics 2
ECON 3040 Managerial Economics
ENGL 1100 Introduction to University Writing or ENGL 1110 Introduction to Prose Fiction or ENGL 1120 Introduction to Poetry or ENGL 1140 Introduction to Drama or ENGL 1210 Introduction to Drama and Poetry
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MNGT 4780 Strategic Management
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
PHIL 1110 Introduction to Critical Thinking
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
BBA MajorsAccountingACCT 3200 Intermediate Financial Accounting 1
ACCT 3210 Intermediate Financial Accounting 2
ACCT 3220 Income Taxation 1
ACCT 3230 Income Taxation 2
ACCT 3250 Intermediate Management Accounting
FNCE 4110 Advanced Financial Management for Accountants
ACCT 4200 Advanced Financial Accounting
ACCT 4230 Assurance
ACCT 4250 Advanced Management Accounting
MIST 4610 Strategic Management Information Systems
EconomicsThe Major in Economics requires 42 ECON credits of which 24 must be at the 3000 and 4000 level with a minimum of 6 at the 4000 level ECON 2900 and ECON 2950 are required and either ECON 3900 or ECON 3950 must be taken
FinanceFNCE 3150 Investments 1
FNCE 3170 Investments 2
FNCE 3180 Risk Management and Financial Engineering
FNCE 4130 Advanced Financial Management
FNCE 4180 International Financial Management
Plus at least three ofFNCE 3140 Financial Statement Analysis
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
FNCE 4120 Business Valuation and Restructuring
FNCE 4140 Personal Financial Management
FNCE 4160 Portfolio Management
FNCE 4190 Financial Institutions Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
General BBAStudents must complete at least 24 credits (normally 8 courses) of 300 or 400-level business or ECON courses in addition to the core requirements in 3rd and 4th year
Human Resource ManagementORGB 3810 Organizational Theory and Design
HRMN 3830 Human Resource Planning and Staffing
HRMN 3840 Employee and Labour Relations
BLAW 3920 Employment Law
HRMN 4830 Total Rewards
HRMN 4840 Organizational Learning Training and Development
ORGB 4870 Organizational Development and Change
HRMN 4890 Selected Topics in HR Management
International BusinessMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3520 Global Management
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
IBUS 4520 International Trade Finance
IBUS 4530 International Trade Law and Logistics
IBUS 4540 Global Entrepreneurship
MarketingMKTG 3470 Consumer Behaviour
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
MKTG 4460 Marketing Strategy
Plus at least five ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
MKTG 4400 Professional Sales Management
MKTG 4410 Services Marketing
MKTG 4420 Brand Management
MKTG 4430 Retail Management
MKTG 4440 Advanced Marketing Research
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
New Venture CreationACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
MKTG 3480 Market Research
ENTR 3720 Small Business Finance
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communicated
ENTR 4750 New Venture Creation
ENTR 4760 Small Business Management
School of Business and Economics gt trucamba gt trucabusiness
28 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism
TOURISM MANAGEMENTTourism Management faculty strive to deliver education experiences that blend theory with practice to ensure our graduates are confident in applying the knowledge they gain and management practicemdashboth essential for leaders of tomorrow
Bachelor of Tourism Management (BTM)This four-year degree provides a solid foundation for the management of tourism businesses The BTM is designed to give students the skill and confidence to develop their own tourism businesses and fill the growing need for managers in the tourism industry Course assignments introduce students to current management issues with local regional national and international tourism businesses and organizations
Students may enter in first year or may transfer from other programs Graduates of TRU tourism diplomas or other tourism or business-related diplomas may also ladder into the BTM
Bachelor of Tourism Management Double DegreeTake your 4th year in the Netherlands and get a double degree TRU has partnered with the best university of applied sciences in the Netherlands to offer a second credential effectively doubling your degree in a single year of study abroad Instruction at NHTV is in English fostering connections with your fellow students and with your Dutch counterparts who will complete the double degree at TRU in their fourth year
Tourism Management DiplomasEvents and Conventions ManagementSpecial events and conventions are being recognized as great income generators for a community and the fastest growing segment of the tourism industry Employment opportunities exist within corporations hotels resorts convention centres municipal convention and visitorsrsquo bureaus and destination management companies
Resort and Hotel ManagementThis two-year diploma program is designed to provide the theory and practical skills essential to begin a career in Resort and Hotel Management Courses in this diploma provide instruction in Hotel Operations Food and Beverage Management and Hospitality Administration
Sports Event ManagementIn this multi-faceted program you will learn about sports and business From managing a sporting company or organization directing a club sport facility or starting your own company this is your opportunity to practice and master the business skills and expertise to produce organize and manage sport events anywhere
Tourism ManagementThe Tourism Management diploma will provide the basic skills and training for careers in Venue Management Tourism Community Planning and Consulting Tourism Marketing Management and Small Tourism Business Management
What can I study in Tourism at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Post-Baccalaureate Diplomas rsaquo Adventure Studies rsaquo International
Tourism Development rsaquo Tourism
Destination Development rsaquo Tourism
Experience Development
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies ndash Adventure Concentration
bull Bachelor of Tourism Management
rsaquo Majorsbull Adventurebull Entrepreneurbull Management
rsaquo Minorbull Adventure Studiesbull International Adventure in
Tourism Developmentbull Entrepreneurshipbull Managementbull Marketingbull Environmental Economics
and Developmentbull Financebull Human Resourcesbull International Business
Diplomas
bull Adventure Guide bull Adventure Management bull Events amp Conventions Managementbull Resort amp Hotel Managementbull Sports Event Managementbull Tourism Management
Certificates
bull Aboriginal Tourismbull Adventure Sportsbull Canadian Mountain and Ski Guidebull Culinary Artsbull Retail Meat Processing
International Opportunities
bull Adventure Tourism field tripbull Study Abroad
Co-op internship available
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POSTndashBACCALAUREATE TOURISM MANAGEMENT DIPLOMASPost-baccalaureate diplomas aredesigned for those who already have an undergraduate degree
Students will acquire a strong foundation in international tourism development subjects including experiences marketing environmental issues community and cultural issues product developmentand innovation
Admission Requirements
bull Any undergraduate degreebull Math 12 or equivalent bull IELTS 65 no band less than 60 or TOEFL
88 no section less than 20
Adventure StudiesTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (24 credits)TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing and Customer Service
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
ADVG 3110 Adventure Activities (Note this course has an activity fee)
ADVG 3130 Adventure Operations
ADVG 4010 Business Applications for Eco and Adventure Tourism Management
ADVG 4020 Legal Liability and Risk Management for Eco and Adventure Businesses
ADVG 4220 The Culture of Adventure
SpecializationmdashRequired Course (6 credits)
Select a total of 6 credits within ADVG activity based courses (1000-2000 level) Examples include kayaking skiing rock climbing ocean surfi ng etc
SpecializationmdashOptions (9 credits)
Select 3 of the following optionsADVG 4030 Contemporary Perspectives in Eco
and Adventure
ADVG 4040 Programming Experiential Activities
ADVG 4070 Directed Studies in Adventure
ADVG 4210 Adventure and Sport Marketing
ADVG 4230 Consulting In Adventure
39 Total Credits
InternationalTourism DevelopmentTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (39 credits)TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing and Customer Service
TMGT 3010 Community and Cultural Issues in Tourism
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
TMGT 4010 Experience Creation and Product Development
ADVG 4100 Adventure Tourism Field Trip (International)(Note course has activity fees and travel costs associated with it)
SpecializationmdashRequired Course (18 credits)
ADVG 4050 International Adventure Tourism Business
ADVG 4090 Nature-based Community Development
TMGT 4160 Tourism in a Global Environment
TMGT 2610 Environmental issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
ADVG 4070 Directed Studies in Adventure
39 Total Credits
Tourism DestinationDevelopmentTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (21 credits)CMNS 1810 Business Professional and Academic
Composition (or ENGL 1100)
TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing amp Customer Service
TMGT 2610 Environmental Issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3000 Practicum in Tourism (120 hours)
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
Tourism Electivesmdash(15 credits)
One Lower Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Upper Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Culture amp Place Elective from TMGT 3010 4090 4100 4220 ADVG 4220
One Global Perspectives Elective from TMGT 4030 4040 4160 4981 ADVG 4050 4160
One Experience Design Elective from TMGT 4010 4050 4130 4170 4180 4210 ADVG 4040 4200
Specializationmdash(18 credits)
EVNT 2190 Destination Marketing Organizations
TMGT 3010 Community and Cultural Issues in Tourism
TMGT 3040 Land Use Management or
TMGT 4040 Tourism and Sustainable Development
TMGT 4120 Developing New Tourism Enterprises or
TMGT 4140 Tourism Strategy
Specialty ElectiveSelect 1 of the following
TMGT 2080 2090 4030 4050 ADVG 4090
TMGT 4020 Graduating Seminar
54 Total Credits
Tourism ExperienceManagementTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (21 credits)CMNS 1810 Business Professional and Academic
Composition (or ENGL 1100)
TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing amp Customer Service
TMGT 2610 Environmental Issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3000 Practicum in Tourism (120 hours)
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
Tourism Electivesmdash(15 credits)
One Lower Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Upper Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Culture amp Place Elective from TMGT 3010 4090 4100 4220 ADVG 4220
One Global Perspectives Elective from TMGT 4030 4040 4160 4981 ADVG 4050 4160
One Experience Design Elective from TMGT 4010 4050 4130 4170 4180 4210 ADVG 4040 4200
Specializationmdash(18 credits)
Select 5 of the following optionsADVG 4040 Programming Experiential Activities
ADVG 4160 Community Capacity Building
TMGT 4010 Experience Creation and Product Development
TMGT 4050 Event Tourism
TMGT 4090 The Culture of Events
TMGT 4100 The Social Side of Tourism
TMGT 4130 Tourist Behaviour
TMGT 4170 Information Technology in Tourism
TMGT 4180 Managing the Tourist Experience
TMGT 4210 Casino Operations Management
54 Total Credits
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30 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism gt trucatourism
We off er the fi nest and most extensive Adventure Studies training in the world We create exceptional educational experiences to foster studentsrsquo physical mental and emotional development so as to be of service to the global commercial adventure industry
Programs of StudyThe Adventure Studies department now off ers eight diverse programs of study Each program enables students to obtain the knowledge and qualifi cations required for employment and careers in the eco and adventure tourism industry Many opportunities for career and adventure pursuits exist for TRU graduates
bull adventure specialist bull avalanche technician bull college instruction bull environmental studies bull government consultingbull guiding bull international development bull photo journalism bull tourism marketingbull travel writing
Adventure Studies in the Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS) is a unique program that allows students to design their own curriculum customized to their specifi c interests and goals The BIS is intended as a two-year add-on (60 credits) to any 60 credits of lower level credits a student brings into the program
Adventure Studies in Bachelor of Tourism Management is a unique combination of theory and practice both local and abroad that produces competent graduates who quickly apply their skills to their careers as consultants to businesses organizations communities government tourism and tourism industry professionals
The Adventure Guide Diploma is the best known guide training program that attracts worldwide scrutiny and sets the standard for training whitewater ocean climbing and ski guides in Canada
The Adventure Management Diploma provides students with a broad background and understanding of the management of adventure activities and the opportunity to develop profi ciency in their personal adventure sport skills
The Canadian Mountain and Ski Guide Certifi cation Diploma Program (CMSG)is a collaborative program between the Adventure Studies Department and the Association of Canadian MountainGuides (ACMG) The program includes industry-recognized certifi cations tothe standards of the ACMG and International Federation of Mountain Guide Associations (IFMGA)
Adventure Sport Certifi cate an introduction to adventure sports and the adventure industry This is the ideal program for entry-level adventure students and students wishing to explore their career interest in adventure-related fi elds
The Culinary Arts Training program covers all aspects of the professional kitchen from appetizers and gourmet foods to the creation of exquisite desserts Graduates of the Culinary Arts program can look forward to job opportunities in the food and restaurant industry
Culinary Arts Certifi cateAdmission Requirements
bull Successful medical exam bull Successful completion of the entry
assessment test (Accuplacer) through the TRU Assessment Centre This test is a measure of English and math competency taken by all students
bull Interview with program coordinator
Course Length - 3 Semesters
Includes 13 months of hands-on training which takes 16 months to complete There is a four-month summer break (May to August) for the opportunity to gain formalized work experience
Professional Cook Level 130 weeks (2 semesters)Cook 1J Safety and Sanitation
Cook 1H Basic Food Service and Kitchen Management
Cook 1K Health CareCook-Chill
Cook 1A Vegetable and Starch Cookery
Cook 1B Meat and Poultry Cookery
Cook 1C Seafood Cookery
Cook 1D Stocks Soups and Sauces
Cook 1E Meat Poultry and SeafoodCutting and Processing
Cook 1F Cold Kitchen
Cook 1G Baking and Desserts
Cook 1I Egg and Breakfast Cookery
Cook 2M Employment Skills
160 hours of work practicum in industry
Work Practicum and Industry Hours
Students will be required to log 120 hours within the industry In addition to the work practicum students must have a total of 400 hours of work-based training by working during summer prior to registering for Professional Cook Level 2
Professional Cook Level 214 weeks (1 Semester)
During the fi nal 14 weeks in addition to a full course load you will be required to work in the afternoons and evenings preparing dishes for the highly acclaimed TRU Dining Room Accolades and learn to learn to plan menus control food costs and begin to acquire industry management skills
CULINARY ARTS
ADVENTURE STUDIES
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Faculty of Science
What can I studyin Science at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Master of Sciencein Environmental Science
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Science rsaquo Majors
bull General Sciencebull Animal Biologybull Chemistrybull Chemical Biologybull Cellular Molecular
amp Microbial Biologybull Ecology amp
Environmental Biologybull Environmental Chemistrybull Computing Sciencebull Mathematicsbull Mathematical Sciencesbull Physicsbull Statistics
rsaquo Minorsbull Geoarcheologybull Management
bull Bachelor of Computing Sciencebull Bachelor of Computing Science
amp Business Administrationdouble degree
bull Bachelor of Natural Resource Sciencebull Bachelor of Health Sciencebull Bachelor of Technology Managementbull Associate of Science bull Forestry Transfer (1st amp 2nd year)bull Engineering Transfer
(2-year transfer program)
Diplomas
bull Computer Information Systems Technology
bull Architectural ampEngineering Technology
bull Respiratory Therapy
Co-op internship available
SCIENCES ANDENVIRONMENT
Master of Science inEnvironmental ScienceThe TRU Master of Science in Environmental Science is a thesis-based degree with three areas of specialization 1) Ecology and Evolution 2) Physical Sciences and 3) Policy and Management The program is designed to produce graduates who are innovative andhave multi-disciplinary skills and broad knowledge in the fi eld of environmental science It is structured to be unique fl exible and relevant
Applications must be submitted four months before the intended starting date Please note that applications cannot be processed until a faculty member has indicated they will act as supervisor for the studentrsquos thesis Please contact the Coordinator of the Master of Science program at MSc_Coordtruca for more information
Admission Requirements
MSc application form cover letter personal reacutesumeacute two letters of recommendation written by professional or academic references offi cial copy of educational transcripts with GPA of 333 over the last two years of undergraduate studies and offi cial TOEFL results
Bachelor of Science (BSc)The Bachelor of Science degree program is a rigorous program that provides students with both depth and breadth in their science education emphasizes the acquisition of communication skills and promotes computer literacy The program also provides fl exibility so that students may pursue interests in disciplines outside there area of specialization TRU off ers three routes to a Bachelor of Science degree a Majors program in a specifi c discipline or disciplines an Honours Program in a specifi c discipline or a General Science Degree Program
Pre-Professional Health Sciences (Bachelor of Science)
Students interested in professional health care careers can complete their required undergraduate university study at TRU before applying for admission to professional programs at another university
Pre-Professional Health Sciences
bull Pre-Medicinebull Pre-Pharmacybull Pre-Chiropracticbull Pre-Dentistrybull Pre-Naturopathic Medicine
Bachelor of ScienceAdmission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 (or equivalent)bull Pre-Calculus Math 12 (C+) or Math 12
Principles (C+) or TRU Math 06000610bull Physics 11 (C+) or TRU Physics 0500bull Chemistry 11 (C+) or TRU Chemistry 0500
Bachelor of NaturalResource Science (BNRS)The purpose of the BNRS degree program is to prepare students for careers in a widerange of natural resource sector jobs and for further academic study in graduate school ldquoNatural resourcesrdquo include water forests rangeland soil minerals fi sheries and wildlife Natural resource science therefore is the application of scientifi c principles and knowledge towards a better understanding and management of these resources
Possible areas of employment include
bull Resource management and planning for government or industry
bull Operational forestrybull Teaching interpretation and guidingbull Wildlife biology and managementbull Habitat protectionbull Fisheries and animal researchbull Strategic land use planning
Forestry Transfer ProgramTRU off ers the fi rst general year of Forestry and the second year of Forest Resource Management Forest Science Natural Resource Conservation and Forest Operations Students who have completed the required fi rst or second year courses with a GPA of at least 25 are eligible to apply for admission to the UBC Faculty of Forestry
Katey I love the chemistry program at TRU The professors are incredible I love how accessible they are and always available for questions When you know your professors and they know you it makes for a much more personal learning environment Watch Kateyrsquos video on YouTube mytruworld
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COMPUTING SCIENCEAND ADVANCEDTECHNOLOGY
Why Computing Science
Many of the technologies we use and enjoy today were created by computing scientists As a future computer scientist you could create new technology that could improve society or change the world The Bachelor of Computer Science program has several elective options such as Business amp Management or Arts amp Gaming
Strong Market Terrifi c Jobs
Currently there are not enough computer scientists to fi ll the jobs available
During co-op work terms students can earn up to $40000 per year Graduates typically earn up to $50000 to start with senior positions often reaching $100000 or more
Bachelor of Computing Science (BCS)The BCS degree is for students interested in one of the many diff erent career options in computing science including website design network administration database management and e-commerce applications After two years of general study students do two years of concentrated computing studies
Double Degree Bachelorof Computing Science (BCS) amp Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)Double degrees in both computing and business will provide graduates with a strong platform from which to launch a successful career Whether working as a web applications manager an information systems consultant or CEO of a software company BCSBBA students will possess the combined management and computing skills to be successful in an increasingly high-tech business environment
To earn double degrees students must meetthe requirements of both programs Throughcareful course selection it is possible to complete two degrees in just fi ve years
Engineering Transfer (DegreeProgram) Year 1 and 2The Engineering Transfer Program at TRU allows you to get a jump-start on your engineering studies
Engineering Transfer Year One (38 credits) Complete the foundation courses necessary for your engineering degree in your fi rst year at TRU and transfer to UBC or UVic to complete your degree in biological biomedical civil chemical computer electrical environmental geological geo-technical integrated materials mechanical mining software engineering physics and other engineering specialties
Engineering Transfer Year Two Complete second year of Electrical or Computer engineering and transfer to UVic Following your second year you will then take part in a required 4-8 months Co-op term providing the opportunity to practice your engineering skills and get paid then you will transfer to the University of Victoria in third year to complete your degree
Admission to Engineering requirements
1 Pre-Calculus 11 and 12 with B (73)or better
2 Physics 11 and 12 with B (73) or better3 Chemistry 11 and 12 (highly
recommended) with B (73) 4 English 12 (73 or higher)
Computer Information Systems TechnologyDiploma (CIST)The CIST Diploma is accredited by the Canadian Information Processing Society CIST emphasizes the application of computers to the solution of business related problems The academic training combines technical and computer skills with communication skills (written and oral) and business skills Students who complete this diploma can ladder into year three of the BCS degree
Architectural andEngineering Technology Program (ARET)The Architectural and Engineering Technology Program (ARET) is a three-year diploma that emphasizes the design processes in building civil and mechanical technologies building structures municipal services electrical plumbing and HVAC (heating ventilating and AC) systems
Students will acquire problem solving skills in engineering and building design and in-depth knowledge in construction management building regulations and technical writing Courses include construction surveying architectural design fl uid mechanics mechanical and electrical design steel wood and reinforced concrete design and structural analysis
Students who complete the three-year ARET program can ladder into the Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM) degree and complete the degree after just 3 more semesters
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cas
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ce
Faculty of Science gt trucascience
Typical Job Titlesin Computing Sciencebull Graphic Design Firmsbull Web and Flash Development Firmsbull Multimedia Design Firmsbull Print and Digital Media
Developmentbull Corporate Design and
Communicationsbull Advertising Agenciesbull Online Publishingbull Web Animation
Typical Job Titles in ARETbull Building Technologistbull Mechanical Technologistbull Civil Technologistbull Designer job captain specifi cation
writer estimator quantity surveyor or project administrator
bull Typically employed byprofessional engineer companies architects contractors manufacturers and governments
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HEALTH SCIENCES
Respiratory Therapy Diploma TRU is the only educational institution in British Columbia to offer a program in Respiratory Therapy This program is accredited by the Conjoint Committee of the Canadian Society of Respiratory Therapists and the Canadian Medical Association The program consists of two eight-month sessions of instruction at TRU followed by 47 weeks of clinical internship at accredited hospitals
The clinical year begins in June following the second academic session Clinical year students will rotate between hospitals in the interior of BC Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island Applicants must be prepared to relocate as required
Respiratory Therapy (RT) DiplomaBachelor of Health Science (BHSC)Students are admitted into the three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma program with the option to enter the four-year dual diplomadegree stream The dual diplomadegree stream allows successful students to graduate with both a three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma and a four-year Bachelor of Health Science degree within a four year period
Bachelor of Health ScienceThe Bachelor of Health Science is designed to provide Health Care diploma students and graduates the opportunity to obtain a bachelor degree
Graduates from a two-year or three-year diploma can ladder into the Bachelor of Health Science and are granted up to 60 credits for two-year diploma and up to 90 credits for a three-year diploma
Graduates from the following diploma programs have enrolled in the Bachelor of Health Science program
bull Respiratory Therapybull Dental Hygienebull Medical Radiologybull Medical Laboratory Technologybull Massage Therapybull OccupationalPhysiotherapists Assistants
Admission Requirements
Completion of a minimum two-year diploma in Health Care or related area from a recognized program and institution
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)ndash Kamloops campus (limited enrolment)
ndash Williams Lake campus (Years 1 and 2 only limited enrolment)
The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) program is a 4-year degree program (plus practicum placements) Upon completion graduates are eligible to write the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) and apply for registration with the College of Registered Nurses of British Columbia (CRNBC) to practice as a Registered Nurse (RN)
The BScN program educates students to be competent nurses to work with individuals families groups or communities from a health promotion perspective and an ethic of caring Practice experiences occur in acute care extended care and intermediate care hospitals and other community health agencies and homes with options for local regional provincial national and international practicums
Admission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 or equivalent rsaquo BC Chemistry 11 or TRU
Chemistry 0500 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo BC Biology 12 or TRU Biology 0600 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo One other BC Science at the grade 11 or 12 level C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Foundation of Math 12 or Pre-Calculus12 or TRU MATH 0600 and MATH 0610 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo English 12 or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
Practical Nursing Diplomandash Williams Lake campus
The provincial practical nursing education diploma program is a 2-year program designed to provide learners with the knowledge skills judgments and attitudes to perform to the full range of competencies as identified by the College of Licensed Practical Nurses of British Columbia (CLPNBC) The aim of the program is to prepare graduates to care for individuals and families at multiple life stages and in a variety of practice settings Upon successful completion of the program you will be eligible to write the Canadian Practical Nurse Registration Exam (CPNRE) required for licensure in BC
Admission Requirements
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalent rsaquo English 12English 12 First Nations
or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Math 11 Foundations with a C minimum grade
rsaquo Human Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nurses with a C+ minimum grade
Students have two options to meet this prerequisite
1 PNUR 1300 Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nursing OR TRU-Open Learning - HLTH 1121 Foundation Human Anatomy-Physiology for Heath Promotion
2 BIOL 1590 and BIOL 1690 Human Anatomy and Physiology OR TRU-Open Learning - BIOL 1593 and BIOL 1693 with a C minimum grade
Option 2 is recommended for students who are looking to ladder into the BScN program
Faculty of Science
School of Nursing gt trucanursing
34 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Arts
The Faculty of Arts offers exceptional opportunities for students inside and outside of the classroom to explore ideas engage communities and encounter the world
Police and Justice DiplomaThe Police and Justice Diploma prepares students for careers in Canadian policing and justice including sheriffs corrections parole and private security The program prepares graduates to have the necessary skills and knowledge required for a justice-related career Graduates may further their studies in the Bachelor of Arts Major in Criminology at TRU
Bachelor of Arts (BA)The Bachelor of Art degree is an excellent way to begin the experience of university for students who want to explore their options The BA offers a broad liberal arts education that combines a concentration in at least one discipline while ensuring a wide selection of courses as well as opportunities to incorporate other learning experiences such as Study Abroad and Co-operative Education
Associate of Arts Degree (AA)The associate arts degree is a 2-year program designed to provide an educational experience that lays a solid foundation for further study Students are required to complete a broad range of course offerings balanced with in-depth study in science
Bachelor of General Studies (BGS) (Online Only)This degree program provides a flexible structure that allows students to create their own program with as much or as little subject specialization as they want
Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS)BIS is a unique two-year program that students may enter after two years of university study or a two-year post-secondary diploma It allows students to create a customized program of study in their third and fourth years or to create new career options by completing their undergraduate degrees
Bachelor of Journalism (BJour)Students may enter this program directly from high school or after completing two years of study in the liberal arts This degree is career-oriented aimed at preparing students to become communication specialists for employment with community and daily newspapers magazines government agencies corporations and non-profit and advocacy organizations
Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA)The Fine Arts degree is a four-year program that allows students an education in the visual arts within a university context Studio courses such as Ceramics Drawing Photography Printmaking Sculpture Painting and interdisciplinary combinations of these media will be studied alongside academic disciplines ranging from Art History to English and Philosophy Gallery Studies such as Gallery Management and Curating are also available at the upper-level
What can I study in Arts at TRUMajors amp Minorsbull Communicationsbull Criminologybull Economicsbull Economic and Political Studiesbull Englishbull Geographybull Historybull Interdisciplinary Studiesbull Journalismbull Mathematicsbull Philosophybull Psychologybull Sociologybull Theatre Artsbull Visual Arts
Other Minors and Specializationsbull Anthropologybull Archaeology amp Geologybull Canadian Studiesbull Creative Writingbull Environmental Economics amp
Sustainable Developmentbull Managementbull Political Studies
Degreesbull Bachelor of Artsbull Bachelor of Fine Artsbull Bachelor of Interdisciplinary
Studiesbull Bachelor of Journalism
Diplomasbull Diploma in General Studiesbull Associate of Artsbull Fine Artsbull Police and Justicebull Visual Arts
Certificatesbull Aboriginal Studiesbull Literary and Art Historybull Modern Languagesbull Visual Arts Studio
International Opportunitiesbull AnthropologymdashEastern Europe
amp Philippinesbull Management amp Communicationmdash
Germanybull Leadership in Global Competency
Environmental Sustainability Social Media AdvantagemdashGermany
bull Geography amp JapanesemdashJapan
Co-op internship available
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Faculty of Human Social and Educational Development
Master of Education (MEd)The Master of Education program with a concentration in Educational Leadership offers thesis final project or capstone course options Designed for the working professional involved in education and for students who wish to assume positions as educational leaders and researchers or who work in education health care private industry and government
Education Requirement
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent with a minimum B average (GPA of 30 on a scale of 433) in the last 60 credits or completion of TRUrsquos Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies
Language Requirement
bull Completion of undergraduate degree at an English language university in a country where English is the primary language or
bull IELTS score of 65 (all bands) orbull A minimum TOEFL score of 88 with no
section below 20 (IBT) orbull Completion of TRU ESL level 5
Documentation Required
bull TRU Master of Education applicationbull A personal resumeacutebull A letter of intentbull Two letters of referencebull Official transcripts of all
post-secondary education
Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)The Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies (GCES) is designed to help develop the English language and academic skills to successfully meet the MEd entry requirements
The GCES is considered a standalone graduate certificate that completes qualifications for admission into TRUrsquos MEd program Students will be required to successfully complete three graduate level courses and students who require English upgrading will need to also successfully complete TRUrsquos ESL program before entering the MEd program Note Credits received in GCES do not transfer to the TRU MEd program
Bachelor of Education (BEd)The Bachelor of Education (Elementary) degree program is a two-year program which prepares students to teach in elementary schools Graduates obtain their professional teaching certificate from the Ministry of Education Teacher Regulation Branch (TRB) which qualifies the graduate to teach kindergarten to grade 12 in BC public schools Graduates can also teach in any province or territory in Canada and in many other countries
Admission Requirements
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent normally in Arts Fine Arts Mathematics Science Music or Physical Education
Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)The Bachelor of Social Work program prepares competent generalist practitioners to provide service and leadership within regional national and global contexts to achieve social justice respect for diversity and social change Employment opportunities exist in a wide variety of government and voluntary organizations such as family and childrenrsquos services child welfare mental health services hospitals womenrsquos services crisis services corrections and Aboriginal social services
Human Service DiplomaThe Human Service Diploma prepares students for careers with government or non-profit agencies that provide support and assistance to individuals coping with economic disadvantage mental health issues developmental gender and diversity issues as well as challenges such as addiction family change and involvement with the justice system
Early Childhood Education Diploma (ECE)The ECE program provides excellent learning techniques so that students can acquire the necessary knowledge and skills to become effective educators of young children Early Childhood Education is a rapidly expanding field Completion of the ECE Diploma satisfies the requirements of the Community Care Facilities Branch (CCFB) of the BC Government for a License to Practice as an Early Childhood Educator in British Columbia
Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) CertificateThe TESL Certificate is designed to provide a comprehensive course of study to prepare students to work in the ESL field nationally and internationally This one-semester program requires a previous university degree for admission It includes 195 instructional hours including a teaching practicum Upon completion students receive a TESL certificate from TRU Graduates may also apply for a second certificate from TESL Canada The components of the program introduce students to the core topics of pedagogical grammar curriculum design and instructional methodology and cross cultural studies as well as to a variety of teaching modules such as Pronunciation Skills Assessment and Evaluation and Second Language Acquisition
Program highlights
bull Accredited by TESL Canada bull Includes a supervised practicum to gain
hands-on guided classroom experiencebull Small class sizes (maximum 20 students) bull Abundant work opportunities in Canada
and around the world
What can I study in Human Social and Educational Development
Graduate
rsaquo Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)
rsaquo Master of Education Leadership
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Education (Elementary)bull Bachelor of Education
(Physical Education)bull Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)
Diploma
bull Early Childhood Educationbull Human Service Diploma
Certificate
bull Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) Post-Baccalaureate Certificate
Co-op internship available
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School of Trades and TechnologyTRUrsquos School of Trades and Technology has many trades training programs that result in provincial Industrial Training Authority or Red Seal Certification The instructors at TRU are some of the best in BC Canada and beyond As the economy struggles there is no better time to complete your trades training so that you will be ahead of the curve and ready when the economy turns around
What can I study in Trades and Technology at TRU
bull Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (online only)
bull Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)
bull Diploma in Water Treatment Technology
Foundation and Apprenticeship Training
bull Automotive Service Technicianbull Carpenterbull Commercial Transport Vehicle Mechanic
Technicianbull Electricianbull Heavy Duty Mechanicbull Gasfittingbull InboardOutboard Mechanicbull Plumbingbull Welding
Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)The BTTM degree program provides technologists with the knowledge and skills necessary to become effective project leaders supervisors and managers in organizations within a changing business and technical environment
Admission Requirements
A two or three-year diploma in technology or equivalent
Students who complete the two-year Water Treatment Technology Program or the three-year Architectural and Engineering Technology program (ARET) can ladder into the BTTM
Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (BTTTL) (Online Only)
This new program the only one of its kind in Canada builds upon the candidatersquos trades or technology qualifications It is aimed at allowing certified tradespeople and technologists to gain the business and leadership knowledge needed for management and other advanced positions
WATER amp WASTEWATER PROGRAMSWater sustains life Now you can help sustain our precious water supplies Gain job-ready skills to protect drinking water quality safeguard water resources and ensure the sustainability of the water supplies that are crucial to public health and the environment Canada and the World are facing shortages of educated and trained water and wastewater operatorsmdashyoursquoll be in demand upon graduation
Certificate in Water amp Wastewater UtilitiesThe Certificate is an entry-level training and education program in the operation and maintenance of Water and Wastewater Treatment Distribution and Collection systems The Certificate requirements are a successful completion of 12 courses 6 per term total of 36 credits to graduate This program ladders into the Water Treatment Technology Diploma Program
Schedule Term 1 August 17 to December 18 2015 Term 2 January 4 to May 09 2016
Water amp Wastewater Technology DiplomaTRU Water and Wastewater Diploma is a two-year four semester program
The diploma prepares students to operate and maintain water and wastewater treatment distribution re-use and disposal facilities as well as how to monitor source water quality This program is designed to educate students in chemistry microbiology mathematics mechanical and electrical systems instrumentation and treatment technologies as they are applied in the water industry Students will also study environmental law occupational health and safety communications and utility management
During the hands-on practical trainingmdashstudents will be trained in the operation maintenance troubleshooting of water systems at the state-of-the-art Kamloops Centre for Water Quality
Students can choose to exit the program after completion of the first year of studies with a Certificate in Water and Wastewater Utilities or complete the entire Diploma This program also ladders into the Bachelors of Technology the Bachelor of
Trades and Technology Leadership or the Bachelor of General Studies at TRU
Admission Requirement
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalentbull Math 11 Foundations or MATH 0410
and 0520 or equivalentbull Chemistry 11 and Biology 11 are
recommendedbull Meet TRUrsquos minimum English
language requirements
For further information please contact Satwinder Paul Program Coordinator spaultruca
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A When to ApplyPlease note the following application deadlines Late applications will be considered if space is availableWinter January semester
Application deadline October 15Summer May semester
Application deadline February 15Fall September semester
Application deadline May 31
B How to Apply1 Application
Complete all information on the application form For faster processing complete application online at truworldca
2 Program Selection Mark your program choices clearly
3 Transcripts With this application submit official transcripts (or certified copies) of your secondary school grades and any post-secondary institutions you have attended Transcripts must be officially translated into English You may scan and email or fax the transcripts for faster processing but originals must be presented on arrival to TRU Otherwise you will not be allowed to register for courses at TRU
4 Application Fee A non-refundable application fee of CDN$100 must accompany your application
5 Send Send your completed application form school transcripts and application fee to International Admissions at iapplytruca
C Next Steps1 Processing
Your application will be processed within five working days
2 Pre-Acceptance TRU will send a pre-acceptance letter indicating(a) the program to which you
have been accepted and (b) any conditions of your acceptance
3 Submit You should submit the required fees for your first semester of study (as outlined in your pre-acceptance letter)
4 Final Acceptance Upon receiving payment of tuition and general fees TRU will send an official letter of acceptance
5 Housing Either make arrangements with the accommodation directly or used the TRU World service to secure your room Students must pay a C$150 accommodation application fee when using the service with TRU World
6 Student VISA Use your official TRU letter of acceptance to apply to the nearest Canadian Embassy or Consulate for a student visa
7 Airport Pickup Note Airport pick up only available at the Kamloops airport Additional charges may apply
D Paymentbull Fees may be paid by credit card (Visa
Mastercard American Express) bank draft or bank transfer You can also make payments through our online secure payment facility at truworldca
bull If paying by bank draft bank wire transfer or money order copy of the financial document must be attached
bull Please make your bank draft or money order payable to Thompson Rivers University
bull Bank transfer details Thompson Rivers University Acct 1105-935 Transit 07200 Swift Code BOFMCAM2 Bank of Montreal (BMO) 101Fndash1180 Columbia Street West Kamloops BC Canada V2C 6R6
Send a copy of the wire transfer receipt to iapplytruca
E Send Applications toInternational Admissions Thompson Rivers University 900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8
Tel +12508285252 Fax +12503715513
Email iapplytruca
TRU Refund PolicyStudents should familiarize themselves with TRUrsquos refund policy prior to submitting payment for their studies
International students who
(a) Withdraw prior to the start of instruction will receive a 50 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced the balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(b) Withdraw in the first or second week of instruction will receive a 25 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced The balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(c) Withdraw after the second week of instruction will receive no refund of tuition A forfeit of the semester tuition and general fees will be implemented if we are not advised of a request for refund or deferral
(d) Withdraw due to a failure to obtain a student permit prior to arrival at TRU will be entitled to a full refund of tuition and general fees invoiced less a CDN$200 administration fee Students must notify TRU in writing and provide documentation prior to the start of the semester (the original letter from the Canadian Embassy stating the reasons the visa was denied is requiredmdashno photocopies scans or faxes are accepted) Total non-refundable including application fee of CDN$100 is CDN$300
(e) New students who wish to defer the start of their first semester of study to a future semester may do so only twice and up to a maximum of one calendar year (ie a student accepted to the fall semester may defer until the next fall semester but not beyond) Continuing students who wish to defer their admission must do so before the beginning of the semester Once the deferral has expired students will need to reapply if they wish to recommence studies at a later date Deferral must be requested in writing and sent to iapplytruca prior to the start of the semester Once instruction begins policies (b) and (c) above apply
(f ) Withdrawal for Medical ReasonsmdashApart from the policy outlined for international students there is no provision for a medical refund outside this policy For continuing students who are required to withdraw for medical reasons we encourage the student to visit their Academic Advisor and fill in a ldquoComplete Program Withdraw Formrdquo This allows the student to withdraw from a course or program without obtaining a ldquoDNC (Did Not Complete)rdquo on their academic record
Application Instructions
Online Interactive Brochure wwwi-studentglobalcomtru
Thompson Rivers University900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8T +12508285252 bull F +12503715513Inquiries welcometruca bull Applications iapplytruca
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International Program Guide About TRU | 3
Kamloops CampusLocated in the heart of Kamloops and overlooking the North and South Thompson Rivers the TRU campus features plenty of green space a botanical garden and an impressive mix of historic and modern facilities including the latest projectmdashan innovative revitalization of the original 40-year old Old Main building
A vibrant community of over 13000 students from acrossCanada and around the world complete undergraduate and graduate degrees in addition to diplomas apprenticeships professional certifi cates continuing studies and ESL Another 17000 students take advantage of TRUrsquos fl exible learning options to study online or by distance through the Open Learning division Students can also take programs at regional centres throughout the interior of BC and a satellite campus in Williams Lake
TRU focuses on the individual student experience with small classes accessible faculty research opportunities for graduates and undergraduates co-op and study abroad programs and a global competency distinction Fitting for a university located in The Tournament Capital of Canada TRU has 10 WolfPack varsity teams comprised of 200 athletes participating in basketball volleyball golf hockey baseball soccer badminton cross-country running and swimming Another 600 students participate in an active intramural sports program
Brown Family House of Learning (left) was built to strict green standards under the LEED Gold certifi cation program Home to a four-storey wall of plants (The Living Wall) and the Irving K Barber Centre (above which is the major focal point of the Brown Family House of Learning) has been designed in the context of an Interior Salish pit house and symbolically and practically represents TRUrsquos commitment to our regionrsquos vibrant Aboriginal culture
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Amna I am truly obliged that I have chosen a Canadian university as my learning destination and I am feeling blessed to be here in Kamloops
Visit truworldca for more information for international students
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Williams Lake CampusWilliams Lake is a beautiful city located in the central interior of British Columbia It is the largest urban centre between Kamloops and Prince George
bull Area population of 36000bull Very aff ordable cost of livingbull Small class sizes with dedicated facultybull Close-knit campus community with student services bull Diverse multicultural environment
bull Safe and friendly city
Things to Dobull Williams Lake Stampedebull Movies and theatre bull Mountain biking and hiking bull Shops and cafeacutes bull Alpine and cross-country skiing
Programsbull Practical Nursing Diploma Programmdashonly off ered at the
Williams Lake campus
Begin a bachelor degree in Williams Lakebull Associate of Arts ndash Years 1 and 2bull Bachelor of Arts ndash Years 1 and 2bull Bachelor of Journalism ndash Years 1 and 2bull Bachelor of Business Administration ndash Years 1 and 2bull Bachelor of Science ndash Year 1bull Bachelor of Science in Nursing ndash Years 1 and 2
(intake in even years)bull Bachelor of Social Work ndash Years 1 and 2
EXPERIENCE
(intake in even years)(intake in even years)(intake in even years)bull Bachelor of Social Work ndash Years 1 and 2Bachelor of Social Work ndash Years 1 and 2Bachelor of Social Work ndash Years 1 and 2
For more information visit trucawilliamslake
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International Program Guide About TRU | 5
DistanceOpen LearningThompson Rivers University brings education directly to you through its Open Learning Division (TRU-OL) Now you canget the benefi t of a traditional university education in anon-traditional way
As British Columbiarsquos leading online and distance education provider TRU-OL off ers over 590 courses and 57 programs Students can complete just one course or an entire degree diploma or certifi cate by studying online or by distanceat a pace and place that suits their lifestyle On-campus students can enroll in Open Learning and develop a more fl exible schedule that helps them balance full- or part-time work with their studies
International Studentsbull Open Learning off ers more choice and fl exibility in your
semester schedulebull Complete courses towards your degree before you arrive
to study on campus saving both time and money
How to RegisterRegister online or call Open Learning Student Services
Student Services Advisors help students develop educational plans and provide assistance identifying prerequisites and entrance requirements for specifi c programs transferring credit and assessing informal credit based on prior work experience Once enrolled in a program each student is assigned a personal Program Advisor who provides support for program planning and course selection
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Visit truopenca for more informationon TRU Open Learning programs and courses
6 | International Program Guide Campus Life
Student ClubsThere are many student clubs associations and activity programs on theTRU campus
International Days Festival (IDays)International Days is a unique week-long campus-wide celebration of cultures from around the world Learn about the diversity at TRU and share information about your own culture Join our celebration with food music and dance International Days is held every year in February or March
bull Bangladesh Clubbull Campus Radio ldquoThe Xrdquobull Chinese Student and Scholars
Associationbull French Clubbull India Clubbull Intercultural Councilbull International Soccer Clubbull International Student Activity
Program (ISAP)bull Japanese Clubbull Latin Club
bull Muslim Student Associationbull Nihongo Clubbull Omega Student Newspaperbull Pakistan Clubbull Pan-African Clubbull Russian Speakers Clubbull Saudi Clubbull Sports and Recreationbull Taiwanese Clubbull TRU Student Unionbull Vietnamese Club
John There are tons of ways you can get involved at TRU Getting involved through various clubs and social events at TRU has allowed me to meet people and make friends outside of my program that I might never have gotten the chance to
Visit trusuca for a list of more clubs and to fi nd out more about the TRU Student Union
Like us on facebook facebookcomTRUIDays
Watch International Days videos on our playlist ldquoInternational Days at Thompson Rivers Universityrdquo on our channel mytruworld
STUDENT CLUBS
CAMPUS RADIO
INTERNATIONAL DAYS
CAMPUS LIFE
International Program Guide Campus Life | 7
International Student Activity Program (ISAP)TRU ISAP is an activity program that provides international students with educational fun and exciting activities each semester
bull meet new peoplebull explore the Kamloops areabull experience Canadian culturebull get involved in planning and organizing activitiesbull try new activities
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Varsity AthleticsOur campus features extensive athletic facilities including a sports complex and stadium with an Olympic-sized swimming pool jacuzzi saunas two fully equipped fi tness centres extensive indoor track and court facilities and a FIFA-approved artifi cial grass stadium
TRU off ers a comprehensive varsity athletics program as well as extensive intramural and club sports
WolfPack Varsity Teams
Intramural Sports amp RecreationJust for the fun of it TRU Recreation off ers fun games events tournaments trips and more By getting involved yoursquoll make your university experience memorable meet new friends and facenew challenges
Off -Campus SportsKamloops off ers top-level coaching and club competition in many diff erent sports including swimming rowing track amp fi eld rugby fi gure skating football gymnastics and skiing Students interested in competitiveclub sports can attend TRU while pursuing their sport off campus
Athletic ScholarshipsThe TRU International Student Athletic Scholarship (ISAS) is intended for international students of outstanding sporting ability who qualify for one of TRUrsquos varsity teams
Some activities include
bull horseback ridingbull volleyballbull skiingsnowboardingbull ice skatingbull ice hockeybull tobogganingbull soccerbull games nightbull swimmingbull curlingbull basketballbull badminton
bull golfbull ldquoMusic in the Parkrdquobull white water raftingbull wine toursbull indoor rock climbingbull billiardsbull canoeingkayakingbull bikingbull TRU Survivorsbull shopping tripsbull outdoor theatrebull camping
bull baseball (men)bull soccer (men and women)bull basketball (men and women)bull volleyball (men and women)bull hockey (men)
bull badminton (co-ed)bull curlingbull cross-country running (co-ed)bull cheerleadingbull swimming
Andrey ISAP is my Kamloops family
TRU Moose Check out a WolfPack game at Thompson Rivers University trucaathletics
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8 | International Program Guide Campus Life
Study AbroadInternational OpportunitiesEnhance your degree and your university experience Make your degree stand out and incorporate an international experience into your studies Yoursquoll broaden your perspective expand your job opportunities have funmdashand it can count towards your degree
Student Exchange
Through an extensive network of international partnerships TRU off ers a comprehensive student exchange program There is no better teacher than life experience and no better classroom than the world
Study for one or two semesters in another country and have those credits applied toward your TRU degree Currently there are opportunities at more than 220 institutions in over 40 countries
Herersquos why you should go
bull Showcase experience on your resumebull Become a future global leaderbull Take a step toward personal and academic goalsbull Discover new opportunitiesbull Travel the world
Create your own experience at TRU
bull Earn credit towards your degreebull Financial support is providedbull Apply to become a Study Abroad Ambassadorbull Open to Canadian and international studentsbull Earn recognition toward TRUrsquos Global
Competency Certifi cate
Our Study Abroad program gives students a leading edge in an increasingly interconnected world
All you need to do is fi nd a program and apply
Field Schools
bull Earn course credit in international fi eld schoolsmdashcourses run from two to six weeks
bull Step outside of the classroom with a TRU fi eld schoolto experience hands-on learning
bull TRU operates a number of specialized fi eld schools which are unique in terms of location course content program length and cost Field schools normally run from two to six weeks in length and operate between the months of May through August
bull Some fi eld school courses are open to students across a wide range of programs and off er course credit that can be applied to your degree program
Short Term Summer Programs
Yet another great way to travel and experience another culture - for credit Many of our Bilateral exchange partners run 2 3 4 and 6 week programs which students can participate during the months of May June and July These short-term programs typically cover accommodation some meals and cultural activities Students still register at TRU for one or two courses and pay tuition to TRU All other fees are paid directly to the partner school
These summer programs transfer back to 1 or 2 courses at TRU following approval from a Program Advisor If you are not sure about diving into a full semester abroad let this short-term experience be the testing ground to get your feet wet
TRUrsquos Global Competency Certifi cate
Your international and intercultural experiences will be recognized by TRU Our new Global Competency Certifi cate allows students to document their global and intercultural experiencesmdashfrom Study Abroad or learning a second language to volunteer workmdashand earn formal recognition on their offi cial TRU transcript Create your own global experience at TRU and we will help you add it to your resume See page 23 for details
TRUStudyAbroad Ambassador of the week Skye Hines went to Universiteacute Rennes 2 in France for a Bachelor of Arts This could be you myTRU mobility StudyAbroad
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10 | International Program Guide Campus Life
International Training CentreFor over 25 years Thompson Rivers University has been delivering customized training programs of the highest calibre and the professional development we provide to educators (from kindergarten to post-secondary levels) has
earned us world-wide recognition Our intensive short-term programs are strategically balanced to maximize every opportunity for instruction while allowing participants enough time to gain an appreciation of Canadian culture and participate in carefully selected activities The result is a rich and rewarding experience that will last a life time
Summer Language and Cultural ImmersionOur three and four-week open-registration programs provide students with a learner-centred environment that enables them to acquire English through listening speaking and active participation in a rich educational environment The program combines English-language training with cultural activities Participants stay with local families which provides a full immersion experience
Programs include the following
bull Homestay accommodations (meals included)bull Pick up and drop off at Kamloops Airportbull Orientation to TRUrsquos campus and the city of Kamloopsbull Free wireless internet on campusbull Support of instructors in the classroom and during activitiesbull Costs of all scheduled cultural and recreational activities
Customized ProgramsTRU develops many customized technical training programs in areas such as health trades and technology and tourism to name a few TRU has particular strengths in specialized English as a Second Language (ESL) training ESL study tours ESL for specifi c purposes such as ESLBusiness ESLTourism and ESLNursing
Not only can program content be customized but so can many other program attributes such as location of delivery(TRU campus or clients home country) guest speakers accommodations and educationalcultural activities
Programs include the following
bull Customized instruction delivered in Canadaandor in the clientrsquos home country
bull Cultural benefi ts such as guest speakerssite visits and community placements
bull Recreational activities such as golf fi shing hikinghorseback riding and skiing
bull Choice of homestay or dormitory accommodationbull A complete range of support services including
support in the participantrsquos native language
Professional Development for Teachers of English as a Foreign LanguageThis program provides participants with the knowledge and skills they need to excel in their fi eld Program content can be adapted for elementary middle school high school and post-secondary applications In addition length of programs can be customized from two to eight weeks or longer depending on the requirements of the client
Professional Development for Teachers of English as a Foreign Language is comprised of four modules Instructional Methodology Instructional Techniques English for Educators and Cultural Studies
Executive Leadership Training for PrincipalsThis customized program for principals and vice-principals focuses on skills development in educational leadership through training and professional placements The program addresses curriculum development external relations innovative delivery methods human resource issues and planning
Other Language and Culture Programsbull Winter 4-Week Language and Culture Embrace a Canadian
winter while experiencing many parts of culture such as a hockey game tubing skiingsnowboarding and curling
bull Wild Wild West Experience the life of a cowboy while developing your English skills Highlights include visiting a working ranch where you can ride a horse learn to lasso go on a hay ride visit a cowboy museum and listen to cowboys tell campfi re stories Included is a trip to historic Barkerville a fully restored Gold Rush town from the 1800s
bull Business English and Golf for Professionals Kamloops has 13 award-winning golf courses and was voted ldquoNumber One Golf Destination in Canadardquo Personalized golf lessons will be provided
bull ESL and SkiingSnowboarding Increase your English profi ciency while developing skiingsnowboarding skills in a world-class destination at Sun Peaks Resort
For more information please see ITCrsquos Program Guide truworldcaitc
International Program Guide Campus Life | 11
Transnational Programs Transnational programs allow students in partner institutions to partiallymdashor in some cases totallymdashcomplete TRU program requirements at their home institutions Students often transfer to TRU to complete their studies at the conclusion of which they can earn the appropriate degree or diploma awarded by TRU Currently TRU has more than 40 partner institutions in countries such as China Colombia India Korea Mexico New Zealand Turkey United Arab Emirates USA and Vietnam
Study a TRU programat a partner institution(Accreditation Program)
There are more than 1300 students enrolled in TRU programs delivered at partner institutions Current programming areas include Business and Computing Science All of these programs are based on an accreditation model where TRU works with partner institutions to deliver TRU programs in the partnersrsquo home countries
Transfer credits towards a degree at TRU(Articulation Program)
Articulation agreements allow students from partner institutions to seamlessly transfer the credits earned at their home institutions into TRU programs Current programming areas include Arts Business Science Computing Science Tourism and Technology Management
Pathway towards a Canadianuniversity degree at TRU(Pathway Program)
TRU partners with high schools and English language schools These linkages create pathways for qualifi ed students to complete their preparatory studies and then transfer smoothly to university studies at TRU
Have a study abroad experience at TRU(Visiting Student Program)
This program provides students with a study abroad opportunity in Canada The program includes intensive English language courses andor university academic courses drawn from TRUrsquos existing suite of academic courses or TRU can develop a customized suite of courses to meet the needs of a cohort group in a specifi c program area All the courses in this program may be counted towards university credits at TRU partner institutions
For more information visittruworldcatransnational
TRU GRADUATION CEREMONY IN CHINA
SIGNING CEREMONY
TRU GRADUATION CEREMONY IN INDIA
GRADUATION CEREMONY AT TRU
12 | International Program Guide Campus Life
L to R Tracy Barth Lorna Hutchinson Ornella Falsetta Carol Ryujin-Kawa Jean Linteris and Leslie Matthews Not picturedL Jody Peddle
Back Amit Goel (Hindi Punjabi Urdu) Rika Kimura (Japanese) Sultan Almajil (Arabic) Reuben Onyango (Swahili) Tatyana Dikaryeva (Russian Ukrainian)
Front Staff en Liu-Calver (Mandarin) Eric Kim (Korean) and Teresa Wei (Mandarin)
Barb Smith Keisha Morong and Verlinda Wale
InternationalStudent ServicesInternational Admissions bull Six full-time offi cers for
international admissionsbull Application processing within one week
under normal circumstancesbull Personalized response to inquiries
and follow-up questionsbull Admissions advising on specifi c
program requirements
InternationalAcademic Advisingbull Four full-time international
academic advisorsbull Course planning before you
arrive on campusbull Individual advising and course planning
each semesterbull Monitoring of academic performance and
counselling supportbull Academic success guidance
and workshops
Susie My academic advisors were great in helping me plan my courses they really facilitated my career goals and interests to help me choose a program and major which best suited me
For more info emailapplications to iapplytrucaor Apply online atregtruworldcaorderformasp
InternationalStudent Advisorsbull Multilingual teambull Personal counselling and assistance on
all aspects of student life in Canada including housing visa application and settlement services
bull Orientation and welcome servicesincluding airport receptioncity tours and peer programs
International Program Guide Campus Life | 13
Research at TRUFinding Tiny Solutions to Huge ProblemsJonathan Van Hamme PhD Associate Professor Department of Biological Sciences
Dr Van Hamme and his team are developing microscopic clean up crews through bioremediationmdashthe use of microbes to break down pollutants By studying microbes with bioactive qualities on a genetic level and learning precisely what makes their taste for toxins tick this researcher is working to develop strategies to enhance their natural abilities to clean up environmental pollutants
Advancing the Battle Against Drug Resistant BacteriaKingsley Donkor PhD Associate Professor Department of Chemistry
One very promising area of research is into lantibioticsmdashsubstances that not only show remarkable effectiveness against many forms of bacteria but also have a promising ability to thwart the development of resistance Donkor is working to discover the precise way in which lantibiotics destroy bacterial cells so that he can use that knowledge to develop new and even more effective lantibiotic substances
Searching for SuperheroesNaowarat (Ann) Cheeptham PhD Associate Professor Department of Biological Sciences
TRU microbiologist Dr Naowarat (Ann) Cheeptham is going to extremes in her search for new sources of antibiotics to fight multi-drug-resistant bacteria Working with an expert cave explorer to collect microorganisms from some of Canadarsquos most remote extreme cave habitats she and her team of graduate and undergraduate researchers are testing hundreds of these tough adaptable bacteria for potential antibiotic superpowers
14 | International Program Guide Campus Life
TRU Moose Co-op students can receive academic credit for co-op work terms
Work Options forInternational StudentsInternational Students are eligible to work on- and off -campus while studying full-time and qualify for full-time work permitafter graduation
Work During Your Studiesbull Work up to 20 hours per week while studyingbull Work full-time during scheduled breaks
bull Opportunities on- and off -campus
Co-operative EducationCo-operative education combines academic studies with paid work experience Students alternate between terms of full-time study and full-time employment
Co-op Advantages
bull Get paid career-related work experience while studyingbull Earn academic credits and transcript distinctionbull Maximize job opportunities upon graduationbull Choose from co-ops in Kamloops and across Canadabull TRU Co-op offi ce prepares students for interviews and help to
fi nd job placements bull Choose to work between one and up to fi ve semesters
Average Co-op salary
Program Discipline Average Monthly Salary
BBA C$2400
Science C$2800
Electronics C$2700
IT C$3000
Sample Co-op schedule (based on working 5 co-op semesters)
Co-op requirements and fees
bull Co-op work term fee of C$1400 (Co-op fee waived for students who do not fi nd employment)
bull Student applies for Co-op after completion of fi rst yearbull GPA determines acceptancebull Must complete COOP 1000 course on resume writing and
nterviewing skills after accepted to Co-op programbull Enter work semester after completing 50 of academic programbull Under graduate programs only See pages 20-21 for eligible programs
Work After GraduationInternational students graduating from a Canadian post-secondary institution are eligible to remain in Canada to work Students completing a minimum two-year program of study may be eligible to work for up to three years
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Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5
September to
December
Academic Semester
1
Academic Semester
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Academic Semester
5
Academic Semester
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Co-opWork Term
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January to April
Academic Semester
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International Program Guide Campus Life | 15
16 | International Program Guide Campus Life
Student Housingamp AccommodationLive on campus as part of a vibrant active community of students at the TRU Residence (ldquoTRU Rezrdquo) or On Campus Housing (ldquoMcGillrdquo) Be minutes away from your classes campus amenities and the Tournament Capital Centre
TRU Student Residence The 11-storey TRU Rez has some of the best views in the city Each of the 570 private bedrooms include a desk chair double bed phone TV and lamp Floors are co-ed but two- and four-bedroom suites with shared kitchenette and washroom are either all female or all male
Applications are accepted on a fi rst-come fi rst-served basis First year students enrolled in a degree or diploma program are guaranteed a room for September if application is received before March
2 Bedroom Plan 4 Bedroom Plan
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International Program Guide Campus Life | 17
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McGill On Campus HousingMcGill housing off ers 300 self-contained bedrooms in four-bedroom ldquoquadrdquo units in three buildings Each all-female or all-male quad contains a shared kitchenette washroom and common area with access to a central building for study and recreation Applications will be accepted on a fi rst-come fi rst-served basis
bull Rooms have private outside entrances some have city viewsbull Rooms include bed desk sink kitchen with microwave double burner hot
plate and fridgebull Central building has coin-operated laundry bike storage mail big screen
TV BBQ deck pool tables free wireless internet and study areabull Regular social activities plannedbull Fees include utilities (heat hot water electricity)bull Internet cable TV and phone hookups availablebull On-site management and 24 hourday securitybull Parking available for an extra feebull Two blocks to shopping grocery runs once a week
Off Campus Housinggt trucaserviceshousingoff campus
Homestay Live with a Canadian FamilyManaged by TRU World staff TRUrsquos homestay program off ers a great opportunity for students to experience Canadian culture and practice English by living with Canadian families or individuals More than 450 carefully selected Canadian homestay providers participate in this program
Homestay Advantages
bull A private furnished bedroombull Three meals per day and snacksbull Care and support of a Canadian familybull Share your culturebull Practice English in real life situations
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Facts About Canadabull Second largest country in the world
bull 35 million people
bull Ten provinces three territories
bull Top UN ranking
bull Multicultural 1 in 6 is a new immigrant
bull Officially bilingual (English and French) but over 200 languages spoken
bull Provinces are responsible for education
Facts About Kamloopsbull Modern safe and comfortable
city of almost 100000bull Vibrant cultural lifebull Over 200 lakes nearbybull Many golf coursesbull Spectacular natural settingbull Affordable cost of livingbull Wide range of outdoor city
and campus activitiesbull 35 hour drive or 45 minute flight
from Vancouverbull 45 minute drive to Sun Peaks Resort
one of North Americarsquos top-ranked ski and snowboard resorts where the Austrian National Ski Team practices Sun Peaks Named Top Two in Best Canadian Ski Destinations by Canadian Living Magazine
bull Exceptional climate
rsaquo 1 in Canada for beautiful summers rsaquo 2 for warmest spring rsaquo 2 for driest city climate rsaquo 2 for most sunny days
in warm months rsaquo 2040 hours of sunshine per year rsaquo Median high temperature 21degC
Facts About TRUbull Founded in 1970 TRU is a public
degree-granting universitybull Almost 13000 students on campus
during Fall and Winter semestersbull More than 1750 international students
from over 85 countriesbull 17000 distance studentsbull TRU is in the heart of Kamloops within
walking distance of everything you need
bull 11 Aboriginal students bull Average class sizemdash1st year
39 students 4th year 20 students bull U-PASS for students provides access
to the Kamloops transit system and free access to the on-campus Canada Games swimming pool
Bruce Excellent School Excellent Faculty
TRU Moose Kamloops is amazing for its ability to accommodate a variety of sports and activities From snowboarding to waterskiing you can try it all
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20 | International Program Guide Study Options
TRU Master Degrees and Graduate Studies Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
MBA Foundation amp Graduate Certifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) 24 8 months SeptJanMay
Master of Business Administration 24 1 year Sept
Graduate Certifcate in Education Studies (GCES) 35 4 months + ESL SeptMay
Master of Education Leadership 35 30 credits Sept
Master of Science Environmental Science 31 2 years SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Accounting 25 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Business Administration 25 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Finance 25 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Human Resource Management 25 51 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in International Business 25 54 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Marketing 26 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in New Venture Creation 26 51 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Supply Chain Management 26 60 credits SeptJanMay
Teaching English as a Second Language Certifi cate (TESL) 35 4 months SeptJanMay
TRU Undergraduate Degrees Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Bachelor of ArtsMajors Communications Economics English Geography History Interdisciplinary Studies Journalism Mathematics Philosophy Psychology Sociology Theatre Arts Visual Arts
34 4 years SeptJanMay C
Bachelor of Business AdministrationMajors Accounting Economics Finance Human Resource Management International Business Marketing New Venture Creation Information Technology
27 4 years SeptJanMay C
Double Degreebull Bachelor of Business Administration amp Bachelor of Computing Science
32 5 years SeptJanMay C
Bachelor of Computing Science 32 4 years SeptJan C
Bachelor of Education - Elementary 35 5 years Sept P
Bachelor of Fine Arts 34 4 years SeptJan
Bachelor of Heath Science 33 4 years SeptJan C
Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies 34 4 years SeptJan C
Bachelor of Journalism 34 4 years Sept P
Bachelor of Natural Resource Science 31 4 years Sept C
Bachelor of ScienceMajors Animal Biology Chemistry Chemical Biology Cellular Molecular amp Microbial Biology Ecology amp Environmental Biology Environmental Chemistry Computing Science Mathematics Mathematical Sciences Physics Statistics
31 4 years SeptJanMay C
Bachelor of Science in Nursing 33 4 years Sept P
Bachelor of Social Work 35 4 years Sept P
Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management 36 4 years SeptJan
Bachelor of Tourism Management 28 4 years SeptJanMay C
Engineering ndash First amp Second Year Transfer 32 1ndash2 years Sept C
Forestry ndash First amp Second Year Transfer 31 1ndash2 years Sept
Complete Program Listing for International StudentsSTUDY OPTIONS
20 | International Program Guide
International Program Guide Study Options | 21
TRU Diploma Programs Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Accounting Technician 2 years Sept
Adventure Guide 30 2 years Sept C
Adventure Management 30 2 years Sept C
Architectural amp Engineering Technology 32 3 years Sept
Associate of Arts 34 2 years SeptJanMay
Associate of Science 2 years SeptJanMay
Computer Information Systems Technology 32 2 years SeptJan C
Early Childhood Education 35 2 years Sept
Events amp Conventions Management 28 2 years Sept
Management 2 years Sept C
Practical Nursing (Williams Lake campus only) 33 2 years TBD P
Police amp Justice 34 2 years Sept
Resort amp Hotel Management 28 2 years Sept P
Respiratory Therapy 33 3 years Sept P
Sports Event Management 28 2 years Sept P
Tourism Management 28 2 years SeptJanMay P
Visual Arts 2 years Sept
Water amp Wastewater Technology 36 2 Years Sept
January intake may be available but course sequencing would prevent completion in 4 semesters
TRU Certifi cate Programs Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Aboriginal Tourism 1 year Sept
Adventure Sports 30 1 year Sept
Culinary Arts 30 16 months JanAug
English as a Second or Additional Language (ESALESL) 22 1ndash25 years SeptJanMay
Literary amp Art History 1 year SeptJan
Modern Languages 1 year SeptJan
Visual Arts Studio 1 year SeptJan
Water amp Wastewater Utilities 1 year August
TRU University Prep amp Student Development Length Intakes Co-op (C)Practicum (P)
Adult Basic Education amp BC Adult Graduation Diploma NA JanMaySept
English as a Second Language NA JanMaySept
University Preparation Courses NA JanMaySept
Note All course and admission information subject to change
trucacalendar
STUDY OPTIONS
International Program Guide | 21
22 | International Program Guide Study Options
English Language Programs
The TRU Advantagebull English Placement Test (EPT) available upon arrivalbull IELTS and TOEFL scores acceptedbull Academic ESL designed to help prepare for university contextbull Can combine ESL and Academic courses for credit in levels 4 and 5bull 20 hours of classroom instruction per week plus language labs
and activitiesbull Access to International Student Activity Program (ISAP)
Each of the fi ve levels of TRUrsquos ESL Program take one semesterto complete
Students with no offi cial test score will take an English Placement Test (EPT) upon arrival at TRU and will be placed in the appropriate level of English language study as indicated in the chart below
If a student has an offi cial test score they may choose to enter ESL or academic courses without taking the TRU English Placement Test See chart to the right
Note In order to guarantee registration for the courses you want please submit your English test scores one month before arriving at TRU
Admission RequirementsEnglish Profi ciency
bull Completion of the TRU ESL Program allows direct entry to academic study
bull TRU accepts test scores for the following English profi ciency exams TOEFL IELTS MELAB CanTEST
bull The Cambridge CAE (Certifi cate in Advanced English) and CPE (Certifi cate of Profi ciency in English) will also be considered for direct entry into academic programs
Academic Requirements
bull Secondary school completion (high school graduation)
bull Other requirements vary by program please consult International Admissions for detailed requirements for specifi c programs at iapplytruca
Minimum Age Students must be at least 17 years oldSee inside back cover for application instructions
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Direct entry into Academic Study
Academic Study requirementsIELTS 65+ with no bands below 60TOEFL iBT 88+ with no section below 20TOEFL PBT 570+ TWE 45+MELAB 81+CanTEST 45+ with no component score below 40CAEL Overall 70+ no subtest below 60TRU Level 5 completion
Direct entry to Level 5 ESL
2 ESL Courses + 3 Academic Courses Level 5 completion = Direct Entry to Academic StudyLevel 5 Entry requirements
IELTS 60+ with no band below 55TOEFL iBT 80+TOEFL PBT 550 - 569 TWE 40+MELAB 77+CanTEST 40+ with no component score below 40CAEL Overall 60+ no subtest below 50TRU Level 4
Direct entry to Level 4 ESL
4 ESL Courses + 1 Academic Course Level 4 completion = Direct Entry to Level 5 ESLLevel 4 Entry requirements
IELTS 55+ with no band below 50TOEFL iBT 71+TOEFL PBT 530 - 549MELAB 74+CanTEST 40+ with no component score below 35CAEL Overall 50+ no subtest below 40TRU ESL level 3
Direct entry to Level 3 ESL
5 ESL CoursesLevel 3 completion = Direct entry to Level 4 ESL + ESL Intermediate Certifi cate awardLevel 3 Entry requirements
IELTS 50+TOEFL iBT 61+TOEFL PBT 500 - 529MELAB 69+CanTEST 35+CAEL Overall 40+TRU ESL level 2
Direct entry to Level 2 ESL
Level 2 ESL 5 ESL CoursesLevel 2 completion = Direct entry to level 3 ESL + ESL Foundations Certifi cate awardLevel 2 Entry requirements
TRU English Placement Test is required for entry
Direct entry to Level 1 ESL
5 ESL CoursesLevel 1 completion = Direct entry to level 2 ESLTRU English Placement Test requiredSuggested Entry requirement TOEFL iBT 20
TOEFL Exam FormatsTOEFL iBT = Internet-Based TestTOEFL PBT = Paper Based Test
TRU is a leader in ESL education for university and college students Our ESL program is designed to provide specifi c and appropriate language training for students who plan to proceed to post-secondary study focusing on English for academic purposes Our students come from around the world and we look forward to meeting you
ESL Bridging Certifi cates
Each requires completion of Level 4 one ESL electiveand two specifi c academic courses
bull English and Sciencesbull English and Liberal Arts
bull English and Fine Artsbull English and Business
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International Baccalaureate (IB)The IB diploma is accepted for admission to TRU Transfer credit will be granted for higher level courses completed with a score of 5 or higher Students have the option to decline the transfer credit if they wish to complete the course(s) at the University
To transfer credits to Arts Business or Science you must have
1 Official IB transcript2 HL courses only3 Grade of 5 6 or 7For a complete list of the IB transfer credits please go to trucaadmissionshs-studentsib
Official transcripts must be sent to the Admissions Office directly from the testing centre Transcripts can be requested from
International Baccalaureate New York Attn Transcripts 475 Riverside Drive Suite 240 New York NY 10115 Phone 2126964464
Advanced Placement (AP) Exams through the College BoardAP exams will be accepted for admission to TRU Transfer credit is granted for approved subjects passed with a grade of a subject grade of 4 or higher Official transcripts must be provided from the College Board Students may choose to repeat a course at TRU by forfeiting the credit To transfer credits you must have
bull Official AP transcriptbull Grade of 4 or 5For more information on transfer credit to arts science or business programs at TRU visit trucaadmissionshs-studentsstandingcb
General Certificate of Educational Studies (GCE)Students completing their GCE will be considered for admission on a combination of factors For admission to TRU you will need
bull A minimum of two Advanced (A) level courses and two Advanced Subsidiary (AS) level courses or
bull A minimum of two A-level courses and three Ordinary (O) level subjects
bull Completion of O-levels (University Preparation courses will need to be completed at TRU)
GCE Advanced Level (A-Level Exams) transfer creditTransfer credit is granted for approved A-level courses passed with a grade of an A or B Official transcripts must be provided to receive transfer credit (Check the BC Transfer Guide to see the specific TRU credit for the identified AP and IB courses) Students may choose to repeat a course at TRU by forfeiting the credit To transfer credits you must have
1 Official GCE transcript2 A-Level courses only3 Grade of A or BFor more information on transfer credit to arts science or business programs at TRU visit trucaadmissionshs-studentsstandingalevel
DAADTRU will accept the DAAD language test with a minimum B2 level as proof of meeting the English Language requirement for Visiting International Students only Students will be required to take the English Placement Test on arrival only as guidance for counselors in the event students may need more English language support
General Education Development (GED) TestThe GED is accepted high school equivalent for admission to TRU under the following conditions
bull Must be 17 years of agebull Will need IELTS scorebull Will need to take Accuplacer Math
assessment at TRU
Transfer CreditTRU will accept college and university transfer credit Official transcripts and detailed course outlines must be provided to receive transfer credit
bull Transfer credit assessment is done once the student has been admitted to TRU and submitted official transcripts and course outlines
bull A maximum of 50 of any program will be recognized outside of TRU
bull International Admissions will assess a studentrsquos formal learning from other accredited post-secondary institutions
bull TRU will give transfer credit whenever possible total will differ depending on program
International Accreditations and Transfer Credit
RECOGNIZING FUTURE GLOBAL LEADERSThe TRU Global Competency Certificate allows students to earn formal recognition for their intercultural and international experiencesmdashfrom Study Abroad to learning a second language to volunteer work
Global Competency is a credential that can be earned in tandem with any credit programmdashundergraduate or graduatemdashoffered by Thompson Rivers University
The program uses a portfolio approach that allows each student to track a number of different educational and personal experiences
How Do I Earn ItTo earn this credential a student must
1 Attend an Orientation session2 Sign up for GLBL1000 3 Earn and compile points4 Submit a portfolio to the Centre for
Student Engagement office OM1468
Global Competency
24 | International Program Guide Study Options
School of Business and EconomicsMaster of BusinessAdministration (MBA)The TRU MBA Advantage
The TRU MBA is designed to meet the needs of our students who can customize their learning experience with maximum fl exibility and unparalleled choice
bull One and two-year MBA programs bull Three program completion options
Graduate Project Graduate Thesis and Course-Based completion options
bull TRUrsquos MBA program does notrequire a GMAT score or have a minimum professional workexperience requirement
Entrance Requirements
1 Education 3 or 4-year undergraduate degree with a minimum B average (GPA of 30 on a scale of 400 or equivalent) in the last 60 credits
2 Language rsaquo Completion of undergraduate
degree at an English language university in a country where English is the primary language or
rsaquo IELTS score of 70 (all bands) or rsaquo A minimum TOEFL score of 100 with
no section below 20 (IBT) or rsaquo Completion of TRU ENGL 1100 and
CMNS 1290 with a B (GPA of 300)or higher
3 Quantitative and Computing Skills Quantitative skills include a strong background in algebra and statistics Computing skills include having a strong background in word processing presentation and spreadsheet software
One-Year Program
Graduates of a four-year BBA or Bachelor of Commerce degrees may be eligible for direct admission to the 12-month MBA Level The MBA program consists of eight core courses plus a choice of one of three completion options
Two-Year Program
Students from other undergraduate fi elds may be eligible for the two-year MBA program which provides students witha solid foundation in business administration plus the strategic management skills required to succeed in the global business environment
MBA Foundation amp GraduateCertifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) program
The two-year MBA begins with the Graduate Certifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) program which consists of 6 courses (2 semesters) of Foundation courses in the major subject areas of Business Administration The GCBA off ers a pathway to the 12-month MBA program for students with non-business-related undergraduate degrees and ensures they have the knowledge required to be successful in the MBA program Upon successful completion of the MBA Foundation courses with a minimumB grade proceed automatically to the MBA level which requires 3 semesters(12 months) to complete
All MBA students in year 2 complete eight core courses plus a choice of one of three completion options Course-Based Graduate Project or Graduate Thesis
The Course-Based option provides the opportunity to study four additional advanced management courses in areas such as Corporate Finance Marketing Decision Analysis Entrepreneurshipand Innovation
The Graduate Project option provides the opportunity to address an applied management issue or problem This option provides situational experience and allows the student to focus in a specifi c areaof management
The Graduate Thesis option provides the opportunity to prepare and defend a thesis further developing critical thinking skills as well as academic research skills
Graduates of our MBA program have successfully obtained positions in a variety of industries and sectors including major corporations government small- and medium-sized businesses and non-profi ts locally across Canada and around the world
Throughout the program TRUrsquos MBA Students are off ered opportunities for career development The Career Development Program provides workshops events guest speakers and activities designed to develop career readiness for MBA students and provide additional opportunities to achieve the learning goals and objectives of the program
For more information about MBA studies at TRU please visit our website at trucamba or email us at mbatruca
What can I studyin Business andEconomics at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Master of Business Administrationbull MBA Foundation amp Graduate
Certifi cate in Business Administration
bull Post-Baccalaureate Diplomas rsaquo Accounting rsaquo Business Administration rsaquo Finance rsaquo Human Resource Management rsaquo International Business rsaquo Marketing rsaquo New Venture Creation rsaquo Supply Chain Management
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Business Administration rsaquo Accounting rsaquo Economics rsaquo Environmental Economics amp
Sustainable Development (Minor)
rsaquo Finance rsaquo Financial Markets
amp Institutions (Minor) rsaquo Human Resource Management rsaquo Information Technology rsaquo International Business rsaquo Marketing rsaquo New Venture Creation rsaquo Supply Chain Management
bull Bachelor of BusinessAdministration and Computing Science double degree
bull Bachelor of CommercemdashTRU-OLbull Bachelor of Public
AdministrationmdashTRU-OL
Diplomas
bull Accounting Technicianbull Executive Assistantbull Management
Certifi cates
bull Administrative Assistantbull Management StudiesCo-op internship available
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International Program Guide Study Options | 25
School of Business and EconomicsPOST-BACCALAUREATEDIPLOMAS IN BUSINESSThe Post-Baccalaureate diplomas are valuable to international students who wish to come to Canada to learn English gain exposure to the culture and study in a compressed format Post-Baccalaureate diplomas normally take two years to complete on a full-time basis and are designed for students with a degree in a diff erent fi eld of study
Admission Requirements
bull Math 12 or MATH 0610 or MATH 1000 or equivalent (C+ or higher)
bull ENGL 1100 or equivalent with a C+or higher
bull A bachelor degreeStudents may commence their studies while they upgrade their mathematics and English
AccountingMATH 107 Mathematics for Business amp Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
ECON 1900 Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics orSTAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
ACCT 3200 Intermediate Financial Accounting 1
ACCT 3210 Intermediate Financial Accounting 2
ACCT 3220 Income Taxation 1
ACCT 3230 Income Taxation 2
ACCT 3250 Intermediate Management Accounting
FNCE 4110 Adv Financial Management for Accountants
ACCT 4200 Advanced Financial Accounting
ACCT 4230 Assurance
ACCT 4250 Advanced Management Accounting
MIST 4610 Strategic Management Information Systems
Business AdministrationMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business amp Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Mathematics with Applications 1
MNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
ECON 1900 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Principles of Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics orSTATS 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MNGT 4780 Strategic Management
One additional 30004000 business course
Note Business courses include those beginning with the ACCT BLAW MIST ENTR FNCE HRMN IBUS MKTG MNGT ORGB SCMN or BUSN acronyms
FinanceMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Mathematics with Applications 1
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics orMATH 1130 Enriched Calculus or MATH 1140 Calculus 1 or MATH 1150 Calculus for Biological Sciences
ECON 1900 Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 orSTAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
FNCE 3150 Investments 1
FNCE 3170 Investments 2
FNCE 3180 Risk Management and Financial Engineering
FNCE 4130 Advanced Financial Management
FNCE 4180 International Financial Management
At least fi ve ofBLAW 2910 Commercial Law
FNCE 3140 Financial Statement Analysis
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
FNCE 4120 Business Valuation and Restructuring
FNCE 4140 Personal Financial Management
FNCE 4160 Portfolio Management
FNCE 4190 Financial Institutions Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
Human ResourceManagementMNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
ORGB 3770 Teamwork in Organizations
ORGB 3810 Organizational Theory and Design
HRMN 3830 Human Resource Planning and Staffi ng
HRMN 3840 Employee and Labour Relations
BLAW 3920 Employment Law
HRMN 4830 Total Rewards
HRMN 4840 Organizational Learning Trainingand Development
ORGB 4870 Organizational Development and Change
HRMN 4890 Selected Topics in HR Management
International BusinessMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or
STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
MKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3510 International Business
IBUS 3520 Global Management
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
IBUS 4520 International Trade Finance
IBUS 4530 International Trade Law and Logistics
IBUS 4540 Global Entrepreneurship
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TRU Moose Donrsquot be surprised if people you donrsquot know smile and say ldquohirdquo Canadians are just that friendly
26 | International Program Guide Study Options
MarketingACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
MKTG 3470 Consumer Behaviour
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3510 International Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MKTG 4460 Marketing Strategy
At least seven ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
MKTG 4400 Professional Sales Management
MKTG 4410 Services Marking
MKTG 4420 Brand Management
MKTG 4430 Retail Management
MKTG 4440 Advanced Marketing Research
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
New Venture CreationMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics or MATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
MKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
ENTR 3720 All Business Finance
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
ENTR 4750 New Venture Creation
ENTR 4760 Small Business Management
Supply Chain ManagementMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business amp Economics or MATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics 2 or MATH 1130 Enriched Calculus or MATH 1140 Calculus 1 or
MATH 1150 Calculus for Biological Sciences
STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
SCMN 3330 Procurement Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MIST 3620 Web-Enabled Business
SCMN 4310 Operations Management
SCMN 4320 Logistics and Transportation
SCMN 4390 Selected Topics in Supply Chain Management
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
At least 2 ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
IBUS 3520 Global Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
School of Business and Economics gt trucamba gt trucabusiness
Accountingbull Treasury Manager bull Chief Financial Officer bull Budget Director bull Taxation Manager bull Management Consultant bull Tax Auditor bull International Accountant
Financebull Corporate Loans Officer bull Personal Financial Advisorbull Equity Analyst bull Portfolio Manager bull Chief Financial Officer bull Stock Broker bull Investment Dealer bull Treasury Manager
Human Resource Managementbull Director of Human Resourcesbull Training Officer bull Industrial Relations Officer bull Health and Safety Specialist bull Harassment Advisor bull Employee Benefits Officerbull Human Resources Manager
Information Technology bull Network Manager bull Systems Analyst bull Website Designer bull Computer Programmer bull Database Administrator
International Businessbull Export Sales Manager bull Foreign Trade Consultantbull Import and Export Specialist bull International Marketing Manager bull International Shipping Specialist
Marketingbull Brand Manager bull Advertising Account Executivebull District Sales Manager bull Market Researcher bull Sales Representative bull Public Relations Directorbull Promotions Manager
New Venture Creation bull Small Business Ownerbull Franchiseebull Loans Officerbull Venture Capitalistbull Small Business Consultant
Supply Chain Managementbull Process Engineerbull Supply Chain Analystbull Supply Chains Systems Managerbull InventoryPurchasing Managerbull Materials AnalystManagerbull Logistics Manager
Typical Job Titles
International Program Guide Study Options | 27
Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)The Bachelor of Business Administration degree is a four-year program
bull First and second years Foundation of business and non-business courses
bull Third and fourth years Students select majors and minors or concentrations
bull Current major and minor options Accounting Economics Finance New Venture Creation Human Resource Management International Business Marketing Information Technology (major only) and Public Relations (minor only)
First and Second Year Courses
bull 6 Humanities credits (English Philosophy Languages Fine Arts)
bull 6 Social Sciences credits (Anthropology Canadian Studies Economics Geography Political Studies Psychology Sociology)
Core CoursesThe following 72 credits (24 courses) are requiredACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
CMNS 1290 Introduction to Professional Writing
CMNS 3240 Business Communications
ECON 1900 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Principles of Macroeconomics
ECON 2320 Statistics for Business and Economics 1
ECON 2330 Statistics for Business and Economics 2
ECON 3040 Managerial Economics
ENGL 1100 Introduction to University Writing or ENGL 1110 Introduction to Prose Fiction or ENGL 1120 Introduction to Poetry or ENGL 1140 Introduction to Drama or ENGL 1210 Introduction to Drama and Poetry
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MNGT 4780 Strategic Management
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
PHIL 1110 Introduction to Critical Thinking
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
BBA MajorsAccountingACCT 3200 Intermediate Financial Accounting 1
ACCT 3210 Intermediate Financial Accounting 2
ACCT 3220 Income Taxation 1
ACCT 3230 Income Taxation 2
ACCT 3250 Intermediate Management Accounting
FNCE 4110 Advanced Financial Management for Accountants
ACCT 4200 Advanced Financial Accounting
ACCT 4230 Assurance
ACCT 4250 Advanced Management Accounting
MIST 4610 Strategic Management Information Systems
EconomicsThe Major in Economics requires 42 ECON credits of which 24 must be at the 3000 and 4000 level with a minimum of 6 at the 4000 level ECON 2900 and ECON 2950 are required and either ECON 3900 or ECON 3950 must be taken
FinanceFNCE 3150 Investments 1
FNCE 3170 Investments 2
FNCE 3180 Risk Management and Financial Engineering
FNCE 4130 Advanced Financial Management
FNCE 4180 International Financial Management
Plus at least three ofFNCE 3140 Financial Statement Analysis
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
FNCE 4120 Business Valuation and Restructuring
FNCE 4140 Personal Financial Management
FNCE 4160 Portfolio Management
FNCE 4190 Financial Institutions Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
General BBAStudents must complete at least 24 credits (normally 8 courses) of 300 or 400-level business or ECON courses in addition to the core requirements in 3rd and 4th year
Human Resource ManagementORGB 3810 Organizational Theory and Design
HRMN 3830 Human Resource Planning and Staffing
HRMN 3840 Employee and Labour Relations
BLAW 3920 Employment Law
HRMN 4830 Total Rewards
HRMN 4840 Organizational Learning Training and Development
ORGB 4870 Organizational Development and Change
HRMN 4890 Selected Topics in HR Management
International BusinessMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3520 Global Management
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
IBUS 4520 International Trade Finance
IBUS 4530 International Trade Law and Logistics
IBUS 4540 Global Entrepreneurship
MarketingMKTG 3470 Consumer Behaviour
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
MKTG 4460 Marketing Strategy
Plus at least five ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
MKTG 4400 Professional Sales Management
MKTG 4410 Services Marketing
MKTG 4420 Brand Management
MKTG 4430 Retail Management
MKTG 4440 Advanced Marketing Research
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
New Venture CreationACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
MKTG 3480 Market Research
ENTR 3720 Small Business Finance
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communicated
ENTR 4750 New Venture Creation
ENTR 4760 Small Business Management
School of Business and Economics gt trucamba gt trucabusiness
28 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism
TOURISM MANAGEMENTTourism Management faculty strive to deliver education experiences that blend theory with practice to ensure our graduates are confident in applying the knowledge they gain and management practicemdashboth essential for leaders of tomorrow
Bachelor of Tourism Management (BTM)This four-year degree provides a solid foundation for the management of tourism businesses The BTM is designed to give students the skill and confidence to develop their own tourism businesses and fill the growing need for managers in the tourism industry Course assignments introduce students to current management issues with local regional national and international tourism businesses and organizations
Students may enter in first year or may transfer from other programs Graduates of TRU tourism diplomas or other tourism or business-related diplomas may also ladder into the BTM
Bachelor of Tourism Management Double DegreeTake your 4th year in the Netherlands and get a double degree TRU has partnered with the best university of applied sciences in the Netherlands to offer a second credential effectively doubling your degree in a single year of study abroad Instruction at NHTV is in English fostering connections with your fellow students and with your Dutch counterparts who will complete the double degree at TRU in their fourth year
Tourism Management DiplomasEvents and Conventions ManagementSpecial events and conventions are being recognized as great income generators for a community and the fastest growing segment of the tourism industry Employment opportunities exist within corporations hotels resorts convention centres municipal convention and visitorsrsquo bureaus and destination management companies
Resort and Hotel ManagementThis two-year diploma program is designed to provide the theory and practical skills essential to begin a career in Resort and Hotel Management Courses in this diploma provide instruction in Hotel Operations Food and Beverage Management and Hospitality Administration
Sports Event ManagementIn this multi-faceted program you will learn about sports and business From managing a sporting company or organization directing a club sport facility or starting your own company this is your opportunity to practice and master the business skills and expertise to produce organize and manage sport events anywhere
Tourism ManagementThe Tourism Management diploma will provide the basic skills and training for careers in Venue Management Tourism Community Planning and Consulting Tourism Marketing Management and Small Tourism Business Management
What can I study in Tourism at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Post-Baccalaureate Diplomas rsaquo Adventure Studies rsaquo International
Tourism Development rsaquo Tourism
Destination Development rsaquo Tourism
Experience Development
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies ndash Adventure Concentration
bull Bachelor of Tourism Management
rsaquo Majorsbull Adventurebull Entrepreneurbull Management
rsaquo Minorbull Adventure Studiesbull International Adventure in
Tourism Developmentbull Entrepreneurshipbull Managementbull Marketingbull Environmental Economics
and Developmentbull Financebull Human Resourcesbull International Business
Diplomas
bull Adventure Guide bull Adventure Management bull Events amp Conventions Managementbull Resort amp Hotel Managementbull Sports Event Managementbull Tourism Management
Certificates
bull Aboriginal Tourismbull Adventure Sportsbull Canadian Mountain and Ski Guidebull Culinary Artsbull Retail Meat Processing
International Opportunities
bull Adventure Tourism field tripbull Study Abroad
Co-op internship available
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POSTndashBACCALAUREATE TOURISM MANAGEMENT DIPLOMASPost-baccalaureate diplomas aredesigned for those who already have an undergraduate degree
Students will acquire a strong foundation in international tourism development subjects including experiences marketing environmental issues community and cultural issues product developmentand innovation
Admission Requirements
bull Any undergraduate degreebull Math 12 or equivalent bull IELTS 65 no band less than 60 or TOEFL
88 no section less than 20
Adventure StudiesTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (24 credits)TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing and Customer Service
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
ADVG 3110 Adventure Activities (Note this course has an activity fee)
ADVG 3130 Adventure Operations
ADVG 4010 Business Applications for Eco and Adventure Tourism Management
ADVG 4020 Legal Liability and Risk Management for Eco and Adventure Businesses
ADVG 4220 The Culture of Adventure
SpecializationmdashRequired Course (6 credits)
Select a total of 6 credits within ADVG activity based courses (1000-2000 level) Examples include kayaking skiing rock climbing ocean surfi ng etc
SpecializationmdashOptions (9 credits)
Select 3 of the following optionsADVG 4030 Contemporary Perspectives in Eco
and Adventure
ADVG 4040 Programming Experiential Activities
ADVG 4070 Directed Studies in Adventure
ADVG 4210 Adventure and Sport Marketing
ADVG 4230 Consulting In Adventure
39 Total Credits
InternationalTourism DevelopmentTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (39 credits)TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing and Customer Service
TMGT 3010 Community and Cultural Issues in Tourism
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
TMGT 4010 Experience Creation and Product Development
ADVG 4100 Adventure Tourism Field Trip (International)(Note course has activity fees and travel costs associated with it)
SpecializationmdashRequired Course (18 credits)
ADVG 4050 International Adventure Tourism Business
ADVG 4090 Nature-based Community Development
TMGT 4160 Tourism in a Global Environment
TMGT 2610 Environmental issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
ADVG 4070 Directed Studies in Adventure
39 Total Credits
Tourism DestinationDevelopmentTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (21 credits)CMNS 1810 Business Professional and Academic
Composition (or ENGL 1100)
TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing amp Customer Service
TMGT 2610 Environmental Issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3000 Practicum in Tourism (120 hours)
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
Tourism Electivesmdash(15 credits)
One Lower Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Upper Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Culture amp Place Elective from TMGT 3010 4090 4100 4220 ADVG 4220
One Global Perspectives Elective from TMGT 4030 4040 4160 4981 ADVG 4050 4160
One Experience Design Elective from TMGT 4010 4050 4130 4170 4180 4210 ADVG 4040 4200
Specializationmdash(18 credits)
EVNT 2190 Destination Marketing Organizations
TMGT 3010 Community and Cultural Issues in Tourism
TMGT 3040 Land Use Management or
TMGT 4040 Tourism and Sustainable Development
TMGT 4120 Developing New Tourism Enterprises or
TMGT 4140 Tourism Strategy
Specialty ElectiveSelect 1 of the following
TMGT 2080 2090 4030 4050 ADVG 4090
TMGT 4020 Graduating Seminar
54 Total Credits
Tourism ExperienceManagementTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (21 credits)CMNS 1810 Business Professional and Academic
Composition (or ENGL 1100)
TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing amp Customer Service
TMGT 2610 Environmental Issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3000 Practicum in Tourism (120 hours)
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
Tourism Electivesmdash(15 credits)
One Lower Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Upper Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Culture amp Place Elective from TMGT 3010 4090 4100 4220 ADVG 4220
One Global Perspectives Elective from TMGT 4030 4040 4160 4981 ADVG 4050 4160
One Experience Design Elective from TMGT 4010 4050 4130 4170 4180 4210 ADVG 4040 4200
Specializationmdash(18 credits)
Select 5 of the following optionsADVG 4040 Programming Experiential Activities
ADVG 4160 Community Capacity Building
TMGT 4010 Experience Creation and Product Development
TMGT 4050 Event Tourism
TMGT 4090 The Culture of Events
TMGT 4100 The Social Side of Tourism
TMGT 4130 Tourist Behaviour
TMGT 4170 Information Technology in Tourism
TMGT 4180 Managing the Tourist Experience
TMGT 4210 Casino Operations Management
54 Total Credits
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30 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism gt trucatourism
We off er the fi nest and most extensive Adventure Studies training in the world We create exceptional educational experiences to foster studentsrsquo physical mental and emotional development so as to be of service to the global commercial adventure industry
Programs of StudyThe Adventure Studies department now off ers eight diverse programs of study Each program enables students to obtain the knowledge and qualifi cations required for employment and careers in the eco and adventure tourism industry Many opportunities for career and adventure pursuits exist for TRU graduates
bull adventure specialist bull avalanche technician bull college instruction bull environmental studies bull government consultingbull guiding bull international development bull photo journalism bull tourism marketingbull travel writing
Adventure Studies in the Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS) is a unique program that allows students to design their own curriculum customized to their specifi c interests and goals The BIS is intended as a two-year add-on (60 credits) to any 60 credits of lower level credits a student brings into the program
Adventure Studies in Bachelor of Tourism Management is a unique combination of theory and practice both local and abroad that produces competent graduates who quickly apply their skills to their careers as consultants to businesses organizations communities government tourism and tourism industry professionals
The Adventure Guide Diploma is the best known guide training program that attracts worldwide scrutiny and sets the standard for training whitewater ocean climbing and ski guides in Canada
The Adventure Management Diploma provides students with a broad background and understanding of the management of adventure activities and the opportunity to develop profi ciency in their personal adventure sport skills
The Canadian Mountain and Ski Guide Certifi cation Diploma Program (CMSG)is a collaborative program between the Adventure Studies Department and the Association of Canadian MountainGuides (ACMG) The program includes industry-recognized certifi cations tothe standards of the ACMG and International Federation of Mountain Guide Associations (IFMGA)
Adventure Sport Certifi cate an introduction to adventure sports and the adventure industry This is the ideal program for entry-level adventure students and students wishing to explore their career interest in adventure-related fi elds
The Culinary Arts Training program covers all aspects of the professional kitchen from appetizers and gourmet foods to the creation of exquisite desserts Graduates of the Culinary Arts program can look forward to job opportunities in the food and restaurant industry
Culinary Arts Certifi cateAdmission Requirements
bull Successful medical exam bull Successful completion of the entry
assessment test (Accuplacer) through the TRU Assessment Centre This test is a measure of English and math competency taken by all students
bull Interview with program coordinator
Course Length - 3 Semesters
Includes 13 months of hands-on training which takes 16 months to complete There is a four-month summer break (May to August) for the opportunity to gain formalized work experience
Professional Cook Level 130 weeks (2 semesters)Cook 1J Safety and Sanitation
Cook 1H Basic Food Service and Kitchen Management
Cook 1K Health CareCook-Chill
Cook 1A Vegetable and Starch Cookery
Cook 1B Meat and Poultry Cookery
Cook 1C Seafood Cookery
Cook 1D Stocks Soups and Sauces
Cook 1E Meat Poultry and SeafoodCutting and Processing
Cook 1F Cold Kitchen
Cook 1G Baking and Desserts
Cook 1I Egg and Breakfast Cookery
Cook 2M Employment Skills
160 hours of work practicum in industry
Work Practicum and Industry Hours
Students will be required to log 120 hours within the industry In addition to the work practicum students must have a total of 400 hours of work-based training by working during summer prior to registering for Professional Cook Level 2
Professional Cook Level 214 weeks (1 Semester)
During the fi nal 14 weeks in addition to a full course load you will be required to work in the afternoons and evenings preparing dishes for the highly acclaimed TRU Dining Room Accolades and learn to learn to plan menus control food costs and begin to acquire industry management skills
CULINARY ARTS
ADVENTURE STUDIES
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Faculty of Science
What can I studyin Science at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Master of Sciencein Environmental Science
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Science rsaquo Majors
bull General Sciencebull Animal Biologybull Chemistrybull Chemical Biologybull Cellular Molecular
amp Microbial Biologybull Ecology amp
Environmental Biologybull Environmental Chemistrybull Computing Sciencebull Mathematicsbull Mathematical Sciencesbull Physicsbull Statistics
rsaquo Minorsbull Geoarcheologybull Management
bull Bachelor of Computing Sciencebull Bachelor of Computing Science
amp Business Administrationdouble degree
bull Bachelor of Natural Resource Sciencebull Bachelor of Health Sciencebull Bachelor of Technology Managementbull Associate of Science bull Forestry Transfer (1st amp 2nd year)bull Engineering Transfer
(2-year transfer program)
Diplomas
bull Computer Information Systems Technology
bull Architectural ampEngineering Technology
bull Respiratory Therapy
Co-op internship available
SCIENCES ANDENVIRONMENT
Master of Science inEnvironmental ScienceThe TRU Master of Science in Environmental Science is a thesis-based degree with three areas of specialization 1) Ecology and Evolution 2) Physical Sciences and 3) Policy and Management The program is designed to produce graduates who are innovative andhave multi-disciplinary skills and broad knowledge in the fi eld of environmental science It is structured to be unique fl exible and relevant
Applications must be submitted four months before the intended starting date Please note that applications cannot be processed until a faculty member has indicated they will act as supervisor for the studentrsquos thesis Please contact the Coordinator of the Master of Science program at MSc_Coordtruca for more information
Admission Requirements
MSc application form cover letter personal reacutesumeacute two letters of recommendation written by professional or academic references offi cial copy of educational transcripts with GPA of 333 over the last two years of undergraduate studies and offi cial TOEFL results
Bachelor of Science (BSc)The Bachelor of Science degree program is a rigorous program that provides students with both depth and breadth in their science education emphasizes the acquisition of communication skills and promotes computer literacy The program also provides fl exibility so that students may pursue interests in disciplines outside there area of specialization TRU off ers three routes to a Bachelor of Science degree a Majors program in a specifi c discipline or disciplines an Honours Program in a specifi c discipline or a General Science Degree Program
Pre-Professional Health Sciences (Bachelor of Science)
Students interested in professional health care careers can complete their required undergraduate university study at TRU before applying for admission to professional programs at another university
Pre-Professional Health Sciences
bull Pre-Medicinebull Pre-Pharmacybull Pre-Chiropracticbull Pre-Dentistrybull Pre-Naturopathic Medicine
Bachelor of ScienceAdmission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 (or equivalent)bull Pre-Calculus Math 12 (C+) or Math 12
Principles (C+) or TRU Math 06000610bull Physics 11 (C+) or TRU Physics 0500bull Chemistry 11 (C+) or TRU Chemistry 0500
Bachelor of NaturalResource Science (BNRS)The purpose of the BNRS degree program is to prepare students for careers in a widerange of natural resource sector jobs and for further academic study in graduate school ldquoNatural resourcesrdquo include water forests rangeland soil minerals fi sheries and wildlife Natural resource science therefore is the application of scientifi c principles and knowledge towards a better understanding and management of these resources
Possible areas of employment include
bull Resource management and planning for government or industry
bull Operational forestrybull Teaching interpretation and guidingbull Wildlife biology and managementbull Habitat protectionbull Fisheries and animal researchbull Strategic land use planning
Forestry Transfer ProgramTRU off ers the fi rst general year of Forestry and the second year of Forest Resource Management Forest Science Natural Resource Conservation and Forest Operations Students who have completed the required fi rst or second year courses with a GPA of at least 25 are eligible to apply for admission to the UBC Faculty of Forestry
Katey I love the chemistry program at TRU The professors are incredible I love how accessible they are and always available for questions When you know your professors and they know you it makes for a much more personal learning environment Watch Kateyrsquos video on YouTube mytruworld
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COMPUTING SCIENCEAND ADVANCEDTECHNOLOGY
Why Computing Science
Many of the technologies we use and enjoy today were created by computing scientists As a future computer scientist you could create new technology that could improve society or change the world The Bachelor of Computer Science program has several elective options such as Business amp Management or Arts amp Gaming
Strong Market Terrifi c Jobs
Currently there are not enough computer scientists to fi ll the jobs available
During co-op work terms students can earn up to $40000 per year Graduates typically earn up to $50000 to start with senior positions often reaching $100000 or more
Bachelor of Computing Science (BCS)The BCS degree is for students interested in one of the many diff erent career options in computing science including website design network administration database management and e-commerce applications After two years of general study students do two years of concentrated computing studies
Double Degree Bachelorof Computing Science (BCS) amp Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)Double degrees in both computing and business will provide graduates with a strong platform from which to launch a successful career Whether working as a web applications manager an information systems consultant or CEO of a software company BCSBBA students will possess the combined management and computing skills to be successful in an increasingly high-tech business environment
To earn double degrees students must meetthe requirements of both programs Throughcareful course selection it is possible to complete two degrees in just fi ve years
Engineering Transfer (DegreeProgram) Year 1 and 2The Engineering Transfer Program at TRU allows you to get a jump-start on your engineering studies
Engineering Transfer Year One (38 credits) Complete the foundation courses necessary for your engineering degree in your fi rst year at TRU and transfer to UBC or UVic to complete your degree in biological biomedical civil chemical computer electrical environmental geological geo-technical integrated materials mechanical mining software engineering physics and other engineering specialties
Engineering Transfer Year Two Complete second year of Electrical or Computer engineering and transfer to UVic Following your second year you will then take part in a required 4-8 months Co-op term providing the opportunity to practice your engineering skills and get paid then you will transfer to the University of Victoria in third year to complete your degree
Admission to Engineering requirements
1 Pre-Calculus 11 and 12 with B (73)or better
2 Physics 11 and 12 with B (73) or better3 Chemistry 11 and 12 (highly
recommended) with B (73) 4 English 12 (73 or higher)
Computer Information Systems TechnologyDiploma (CIST)The CIST Diploma is accredited by the Canadian Information Processing Society CIST emphasizes the application of computers to the solution of business related problems The academic training combines technical and computer skills with communication skills (written and oral) and business skills Students who complete this diploma can ladder into year three of the BCS degree
Architectural andEngineering Technology Program (ARET)The Architectural and Engineering Technology Program (ARET) is a three-year diploma that emphasizes the design processes in building civil and mechanical technologies building structures municipal services electrical plumbing and HVAC (heating ventilating and AC) systems
Students will acquire problem solving skills in engineering and building design and in-depth knowledge in construction management building regulations and technical writing Courses include construction surveying architectural design fl uid mechanics mechanical and electrical design steel wood and reinforced concrete design and structural analysis
Students who complete the three-year ARET program can ladder into the Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM) degree and complete the degree after just 3 more semesters
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Faculty of Science gt trucascience
Typical Job Titlesin Computing Sciencebull Graphic Design Firmsbull Web and Flash Development Firmsbull Multimedia Design Firmsbull Print and Digital Media
Developmentbull Corporate Design and
Communicationsbull Advertising Agenciesbull Online Publishingbull Web Animation
Typical Job Titles in ARETbull Building Technologistbull Mechanical Technologistbull Civil Technologistbull Designer job captain specifi cation
writer estimator quantity surveyor or project administrator
bull Typically employed byprofessional engineer companies architects contractors manufacturers and governments
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HEALTH SCIENCES
Respiratory Therapy Diploma TRU is the only educational institution in British Columbia to offer a program in Respiratory Therapy This program is accredited by the Conjoint Committee of the Canadian Society of Respiratory Therapists and the Canadian Medical Association The program consists of two eight-month sessions of instruction at TRU followed by 47 weeks of clinical internship at accredited hospitals
The clinical year begins in June following the second academic session Clinical year students will rotate between hospitals in the interior of BC Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island Applicants must be prepared to relocate as required
Respiratory Therapy (RT) DiplomaBachelor of Health Science (BHSC)Students are admitted into the three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma program with the option to enter the four-year dual diplomadegree stream The dual diplomadegree stream allows successful students to graduate with both a three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma and a four-year Bachelor of Health Science degree within a four year period
Bachelor of Health ScienceThe Bachelor of Health Science is designed to provide Health Care diploma students and graduates the opportunity to obtain a bachelor degree
Graduates from a two-year or three-year diploma can ladder into the Bachelor of Health Science and are granted up to 60 credits for two-year diploma and up to 90 credits for a three-year diploma
Graduates from the following diploma programs have enrolled in the Bachelor of Health Science program
bull Respiratory Therapybull Dental Hygienebull Medical Radiologybull Medical Laboratory Technologybull Massage Therapybull OccupationalPhysiotherapists Assistants
Admission Requirements
Completion of a minimum two-year diploma in Health Care or related area from a recognized program and institution
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)ndash Kamloops campus (limited enrolment)
ndash Williams Lake campus (Years 1 and 2 only limited enrolment)
The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) program is a 4-year degree program (plus practicum placements) Upon completion graduates are eligible to write the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) and apply for registration with the College of Registered Nurses of British Columbia (CRNBC) to practice as a Registered Nurse (RN)
The BScN program educates students to be competent nurses to work with individuals families groups or communities from a health promotion perspective and an ethic of caring Practice experiences occur in acute care extended care and intermediate care hospitals and other community health agencies and homes with options for local regional provincial national and international practicums
Admission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 or equivalent rsaquo BC Chemistry 11 or TRU
Chemistry 0500 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo BC Biology 12 or TRU Biology 0600 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo One other BC Science at the grade 11 or 12 level C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Foundation of Math 12 or Pre-Calculus12 or TRU MATH 0600 and MATH 0610 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo English 12 or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
Practical Nursing Diplomandash Williams Lake campus
The provincial practical nursing education diploma program is a 2-year program designed to provide learners with the knowledge skills judgments and attitudes to perform to the full range of competencies as identified by the College of Licensed Practical Nurses of British Columbia (CLPNBC) The aim of the program is to prepare graduates to care for individuals and families at multiple life stages and in a variety of practice settings Upon successful completion of the program you will be eligible to write the Canadian Practical Nurse Registration Exam (CPNRE) required for licensure in BC
Admission Requirements
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalent rsaquo English 12English 12 First Nations
or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Math 11 Foundations with a C minimum grade
rsaquo Human Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nurses with a C+ minimum grade
Students have two options to meet this prerequisite
1 PNUR 1300 Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nursing OR TRU-Open Learning - HLTH 1121 Foundation Human Anatomy-Physiology for Heath Promotion
2 BIOL 1590 and BIOL 1690 Human Anatomy and Physiology OR TRU-Open Learning - BIOL 1593 and BIOL 1693 with a C minimum grade
Option 2 is recommended for students who are looking to ladder into the BScN program
Faculty of Science
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34 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Arts
The Faculty of Arts offers exceptional opportunities for students inside and outside of the classroom to explore ideas engage communities and encounter the world
Police and Justice DiplomaThe Police and Justice Diploma prepares students for careers in Canadian policing and justice including sheriffs corrections parole and private security The program prepares graduates to have the necessary skills and knowledge required for a justice-related career Graduates may further their studies in the Bachelor of Arts Major in Criminology at TRU
Bachelor of Arts (BA)The Bachelor of Art degree is an excellent way to begin the experience of university for students who want to explore their options The BA offers a broad liberal arts education that combines a concentration in at least one discipline while ensuring a wide selection of courses as well as opportunities to incorporate other learning experiences such as Study Abroad and Co-operative Education
Associate of Arts Degree (AA)The associate arts degree is a 2-year program designed to provide an educational experience that lays a solid foundation for further study Students are required to complete a broad range of course offerings balanced with in-depth study in science
Bachelor of General Studies (BGS) (Online Only)This degree program provides a flexible structure that allows students to create their own program with as much or as little subject specialization as they want
Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS)BIS is a unique two-year program that students may enter after two years of university study or a two-year post-secondary diploma It allows students to create a customized program of study in their third and fourth years or to create new career options by completing their undergraduate degrees
Bachelor of Journalism (BJour)Students may enter this program directly from high school or after completing two years of study in the liberal arts This degree is career-oriented aimed at preparing students to become communication specialists for employment with community and daily newspapers magazines government agencies corporations and non-profit and advocacy organizations
Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA)The Fine Arts degree is a four-year program that allows students an education in the visual arts within a university context Studio courses such as Ceramics Drawing Photography Printmaking Sculpture Painting and interdisciplinary combinations of these media will be studied alongside academic disciplines ranging from Art History to English and Philosophy Gallery Studies such as Gallery Management and Curating are also available at the upper-level
What can I study in Arts at TRUMajors amp Minorsbull Communicationsbull Criminologybull Economicsbull Economic and Political Studiesbull Englishbull Geographybull Historybull Interdisciplinary Studiesbull Journalismbull Mathematicsbull Philosophybull Psychologybull Sociologybull Theatre Artsbull Visual Arts
Other Minors and Specializationsbull Anthropologybull Archaeology amp Geologybull Canadian Studiesbull Creative Writingbull Environmental Economics amp
Sustainable Developmentbull Managementbull Political Studies
Degreesbull Bachelor of Artsbull Bachelor of Fine Artsbull Bachelor of Interdisciplinary
Studiesbull Bachelor of Journalism
Diplomasbull Diploma in General Studiesbull Associate of Artsbull Fine Artsbull Police and Justicebull Visual Arts
Certificatesbull Aboriginal Studiesbull Literary and Art Historybull Modern Languagesbull Visual Arts Studio
International Opportunitiesbull AnthropologymdashEastern Europe
amp Philippinesbull Management amp Communicationmdash
Germanybull Leadership in Global Competency
Environmental Sustainability Social Media AdvantagemdashGermany
bull Geography amp JapanesemdashJapan
Co-op internship available
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Faculty of Human Social and Educational Development
Master of Education (MEd)The Master of Education program with a concentration in Educational Leadership offers thesis final project or capstone course options Designed for the working professional involved in education and for students who wish to assume positions as educational leaders and researchers or who work in education health care private industry and government
Education Requirement
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent with a minimum B average (GPA of 30 on a scale of 433) in the last 60 credits or completion of TRUrsquos Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies
Language Requirement
bull Completion of undergraduate degree at an English language university in a country where English is the primary language or
bull IELTS score of 65 (all bands) orbull A minimum TOEFL score of 88 with no
section below 20 (IBT) orbull Completion of TRU ESL level 5
Documentation Required
bull TRU Master of Education applicationbull A personal resumeacutebull A letter of intentbull Two letters of referencebull Official transcripts of all
post-secondary education
Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)The Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies (GCES) is designed to help develop the English language and academic skills to successfully meet the MEd entry requirements
The GCES is considered a standalone graduate certificate that completes qualifications for admission into TRUrsquos MEd program Students will be required to successfully complete three graduate level courses and students who require English upgrading will need to also successfully complete TRUrsquos ESL program before entering the MEd program Note Credits received in GCES do not transfer to the TRU MEd program
Bachelor of Education (BEd)The Bachelor of Education (Elementary) degree program is a two-year program which prepares students to teach in elementary schools Graduates obtain their professional teaching certificate from the Ministry of Education Teacher Regulation Branch (TRB) which qualifies the graduate to teach kindergarten to grade 12 in BC public schools Graduates can also teach in any province or territory in Canada and in many other countries
Admission Requirements
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent normally in Arts Fine Arts Mathematics Science Music or Physical Education
Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)The Bachelor of Social Work program prepares competent generalist practitioners to provide service and leadership within regional national and global contexts to achieve social justice respect for diversity and social change Employment opportunities exist in a wide variety of government and voluntary organizations such as family and childrenrsquos services child welfare mental health services hospitals womenrsquos services crisis services corrections and Aboriginal social services
Human Service DiplomaThe Human Service Diploma prepares students for careers with government or non-profit agencies that provide support and assistance to individuals coping with economic disadvantage mental health issues developmental gender and diversity issues as well as challenges such as addiction family change and involvement with the justice system
Early Childhood Education Diploma (ECE)The ECE program provides excellent learning techniques so that students can acquire the necessary knowledge and skills to become effective educators of young children Early Childhood Education is a rapidly expanding field Completion of the ECE Diploma satisfies the requirements of the Community Care Facilities Branch (CCFB) of the BC Government for a License to Practice as an Early Childhood Educator in British Columbia
Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) CertificateThe TESL Certificate is designed to provide a comprehensive course of study to prepare students to work in the ESL field nationally and internationally This one-semester program requires a previous university degree for admission It includes 195 instructional hours including a teaching practicum Upon completion students receive a TESL certificate from TRU Graduates may also apply for a second certificate from TESL Canada The components of the program introduce students to the core topics of pedagogical grammar curriculum design and instructional methodology and cross cultural studies as well as to a variety of teaching modules such as Pronunciation Skills Assessment and Evaluation and Second Language Acquisition
Program highlights
bull Accredited by TESL Canada bull Includes a supervised practicum to gain
hands-on guided classroom experiencebull Small class sizes (maximum 20 students) bull Abundant work opportunities in Canada
and around the world
What can I study in Human Social and Educational Development
Graduate
rsaquo Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)
rsaquo Master of Education Leadership
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Education (Elementary)bull Bachelor of Education
(Physical Education)bull Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)
Diploma
bull Early Childhood Educationbull Human Service Diploma
Certificate
bull Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) Post-Baccalaureate Certificate
Co-op internship available
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School of Trades and TechnologyTRUrsquos School of Trades and Technology has many trades training programs that result in provincial Industrial Training Authority or Red Seal Certification The instructors at TRU are some of the best in BC Canada and beyond As the economy struggles there is no better time to complete your trades training so that you will be ahead of the curve and ready when the economy turns around
What can I study in Trades and Technology at TRU
bull Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (online only)
bull Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)
bull Diploma in Water Treatment Technology
Foundation and Apprenticeship Training
bull Automotive Service Technicianbull Carpenterbull Commercial Transport Vehicle Mechanic
Technicianbull Electricianbull Heavy Duty Mechanicbull Gasfittingbull InboardOutboard Mechanicbull Plumbingbull Welding
Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)The BTTM degree program provides technologists with the knowledge and skills necessary to become effective project leaders supervisors and managers in organizations within a changing business and technical environment
Admission Requirements
A two or three-year diploma in technology or equivalent
Students who complete the two-year Water Treatment Technology Program or the three-year Architectural and Engineering Technology program (ARET) can ladder into the BTTM
Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (BTTTL) (Online Only)
This new program the only one of its kind in Canada builds upon the candidatersquos trades or technology qualifications It is aimed at allowing certified tradespeople and technologists to gain the business and leadership knowledge needed for management and other advanced positions
WATER amp WASTEWATER PROGRAMSWater sustains life Now you can help sustain our precious water supplies Gain job-ready skills to protect drinking water quality safeguard water resources and ensure the sustainability of the water supplies that are crucial to public health and the environment Canada and the World are facing shortages of educated and trained water and wastewater operatorsmdashyoursquoll be in demand upon graduation
Certificate in Water amp Wastewater UtilitiesThe Certificate is an entry-level training and education program in the operation and maintenance of Water and Wastewater Treatment Distribution and Collection systems The Certificate requirements are a successful completion of 12 courses 6 per term total of 36 credits to graduate This program ladders into the Water Treatment Technology Diploma Program
Schedule Term 1 August 17 to December 18 2015 Term 2 January 4 to May 09 2016
Water amp Wastewater Technology DiplomaTRU Water and Wastewater Diploma is a two-year four semester program
The diploma prepares students to operate and maintain water and wastewater treatment distribution re-use and disposal facilities as well as how to monitor source water quality This program is designed to educate students in chemistry microbiology mathematics mechanical and electrical systems instrumentation and treatment technologies as they are applied in the water industry Students will also study environmental law occupational health and safety communications and utility management
During the hands-on practical trainingmdashstudents will be trained in the operation maintenance troubleshooting of water systems at the state-of-the-art Kamloops Centre for Water Quality
Students can choose to exit the program after completion of the first year of studies with a Certificate in Water and Wastewater Utilities or complete the entire Diploma This program also ladders into the Bachelors of Technology the Bachelor of
Trades and Technology Leadership or the Bachelor of General Studies at TRU
Admission Requirement
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalentbull Math 11 Foundations or MATH 0410
and 0520 or equivalentbull Chemistry 11 and Biology 11 are
recommendedbull Meet TRUrsquos minimum English
language requirements
For further information please contact Satwinder Paul Program Coordinator spaultruca
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A When to ApplyPlease note the following application deadlines Late applications will be considered if space is availableWinter January semester
Application deadline October 15Summer May semester
Application deadline February 15Fall September semester
Application deadline May 31
B How to Apply1 Application
Complete all information on the application form For faster processing complete application online at truworldca
2 Program Selection Mark your program choices clearly
3 Transcripts With this application submit official transcripts (or certified copies) of your secondary school grades and any post-secondary institutions you have attended Transcripts must be officially translated into English You may scan and email or fax the transcripts for faster processing but originals must be presented on arrival to TRU Otherwise you will not be allowed to register for courses at TRU
4 Application Fee A non-refundable application fee of CDN$100 must accompany your application
5 Send Send your completed application form school transcripts and application fee to International Admissions at iapplytruca
C Next Steps1 Processing
Your application will be processed within five working days
2 Pre-Acceptance TRU will send a pre-acceptance letter indicating(a) the program to which you
have been accepted and (b) any conditions of your acceptance
3 Submit You should submit the required fees for your first semester of study (as outlined in your pre-acceptance letter)
4 Final Acceptance Upon receiving payment of tuition and general fees TRU will send an official letter of acceptance
5 Housing Either make arrangements with the accommodation directly or used the TRU World service to secure your room Students must pay a C$150 accommodation application fee when using the service with TRU World
6 Student VISA Use your official TRU letter of acceptance to apply to the nearest Canadian Embassy or Consulate for a student visa
7 Airport Pickup Note Airport pick up only available at the Kamloops airport Additional charges may apply
D Paymentbull Fees may be paid by credit card (Visa
Mastercard American Express) bank draft or bank transfer You can also make payments through our online secure payment facility at truworldca
bull If paying by bank draft bank wire transfer or money order copy of the financial document must be attached
bull Please make your bank draft or money order payable to Thompson Rivers University
bull Bank transfer details Thompson Rivers University Acct 1105-935 Transit 07200 Swift Code BOFMCAM2 Bank of Montreal (BMO) 101Fndash1180 Columbia Street West Kamloops BC Canada V2C 6R6
Send a copy of the wire transfer receipt to iapplytruca
E Send Applications toInternational Admissions Thompson Rivers University 900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8
Tel +12508285252 Fax +12503715513
Email iapplytruca
TRU Refund PolicyStudents should familiarize themselves with TRUrsquos refund policy prior to submitting payment for their studies
International students who
(a) Withdraw prior to the start of instruction will receive a 50 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced the balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(b) Withdraw in the first or second week of instruction will receive a 25 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced The balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(c) Withdraw after the second week of instruction will receive no refund of tuition A forfeit of the semester tuition and general fees will be implemented if we are not advised of a request for refund or deferral
(d) Withdraw due to a failure to obtain a student permit prior to arrival at TRU will be entitled to a full refund of tuition and general fees invoiced less a CDN$200 administration fee Students must notify TRU in writing and provide documentation prior to the start of the semester (the original letter from the Canadian Embassy stating the reasons the visa was denied is requiredmdashno photocopies scans or faxes are accepted) Total non-refundable including application fee of CDN$100 is CDN$300
(e) New students who wish to defer the start of their first semester of study to a future semester may do so only twice and up to a maximum of one calendar year (ie a student accepted to the fall semester may defer until the next fall semester but not beyond) Continuing students who wish to defer their admission must do so before the beginning of the semester Once the deferral has expired students will need to reapply if they wish to recommence studies at a later date Deferral must be requested in writing and sent to iapplytruca prior to the start of the semester Once instruction begins policies (b) and (c) above apply
(f ) Withdrawal for Medical ReasonsmdashApart from the policy outlined for international students there is no provision for a medical refund outside this policy For continuing students who are required to withdraw for medical reasons we encourage the student to visit their Academic Advisor and fill in a ldquoComplete Program Withdraw Formrdquo This allows the student to withdraw from a course or program without obtaining a ldquoDNC (Did Not Complete)rdquo on their academic record
Application Instructions
Online Interactive Brochure wwwi-studentglobalcomtru
Thompson Rivers University900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8T +12508285252 bull F +12503715513Inquiries welcometruca bull Applications iapplytruca
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Williams Lake CampusWilliams Lake is a beautiful city located in the central interior of British Columbia It is the largest urban centre between Kamloops and Prince George
bull Area population of 36000bull Very aff ordable cost of livingbull Small class sizes with dedicated facultybull Close-knit campus community with student services bull Diverse multicultural environment
bull Safe and friendly city
Things to Dobull Williams Lake Stampedebull Movies and theatre bull Mountain biking and hiking bull Shops and cafeacutes bull Alpine and cross-country skiing
Programsbull Practical Nursing Diploma Programmdashonly off ered at the
Williams Lake campus
Begin a bachelor degree in Williams Lakebull Associate of Arts ndash Years 1 and 2bull Bachelor of Arts ndash Years 1 and 2bull Bachelor of Journalism ndash Years 1 and 2bull Bachelor of Business Administration ndash Years 1 and 2bull Bachelor of Science ndash Year 1bull Bachelor of Science in Nursing ndash Years 1 and 2
(intake in even years)bull Bachelor of Social Work ndash Years 1 and 2
EXPERIENCE
(intake in even years)(intake in even years)(intake in even years)bull Bachelor of Social Work ndash Years 1 and 2Bachelor of Social Work ndash Years 1 and 2Bachelor of Social Work ndash Years 1 and 2
For more information visit trucawilliamslake
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DistanceOpen LearningThompson Rivers University brings education directly to you through its Open Learning Division (TRU-OL) Now you canget the benefi t of a traditional university education in anon-traditional way
As British Columbiarsquos leading online and distance education provider TRU-OL off ers over 590 courses and 57 programs Students can complete just one course or an entire degree diploma or certifi cate by studying online or by distanceat a pace and place that suits their lifestyle On-campus students can enroll in Open Learning and develop a more fl exible schedule that helps them balance full- or part-time work with their studies
International Studentsbull Open Learning off ers more choice and fl exibility in your
semester schedulebull Complete courses towards your degree before you arrive
to study on campus saving both time and money
How to RegisterRegister online or call Open Learning Student Services
Student Services Advisors help students develop educational plans and provide assistance identifying prerequisites and entrance requirements for specifi c programs transferring credit and assessing informal credit based on prior work experience Once enrolled in a program each student is assigned a personal Program Advisor who provides support for program planning and course selection
FLEX
IBILIT
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Visit truopenca for more informationon TRU Open Learning programs and courses
6 | International Program Guide Campus Life
Student ClubsThere are many student clubs associations and activity programs on theTRU campus
International Days Festival (IDays)International Days is a unique week-long campus-wide celebration of cultures from around the world Learn about the diversity at TRU and share information about your own culture Join our celebration with food music and dance International Days is held every year in February or March
bull Bangladesh Clubbull Campus Radio ldquoThe Xrdquobull Chinese Student and Scholars
Associationbull French Clubbull India Clubbull Intercultural Councilbull International Soccer Clubbull International Student Activity
Program (ISAP)bull Japanese Clubbull Latin Club
bull Muslim Student Associationbull Nihongo Clubbull Omega Student Newspaperbull Pakistan Clubbull Pan-African Clubbull Russian Speakers Clubbull Saudi Clubbull Sports and Recreationbull Taiwanese Clubbull TRU Student Unionbull Vietnamese Club
John There are tons of ways you can get involved at TRU Getting involved through various clubs and social events at TRU has allowed me to meet people and make friends outside of my program that I might never have gotten the chance to
Visit trusuca for a list of more clubs and to fi nd out more about the TRU Student Union
Like us on facebook facebookcomTRUIDays
Watch International Days videos on our playlist ldquoInternational Days at Thompson Rivers Universityrdquo on our channel mytruworld
STUDENT CLUBS
CAMPUS RADIO
INTERNATIONAL DAYS
CAMPUS LIFE
International Program Guide Campus Life | 7
International Student Activity Program (ISAP)TRU ISAP is an activity program that provides international students with educational fun and exciting activities each semester
bull meet new peoplebull explore the Kamloops areabull experience Canadian culturebull get involved in planning and organizing activitiesbull try new activities
gt facebookcomtruISAP
Varsity AthleticsOur campus features extensive athletic facilities including a sports complex and stadium with an Olympic-sized swimming pool jacuzzi saunas two fully equipped fi tness centres extensive indoor track and court facilities and a FIFA-approved artifi cial grass stadium
TRU off ers a comprehensive varsity athletics program as well as extensive intramural and club sports
WolfPack Varsity Teams
Intramural Sports amp RecreationJust for the fun of it TRU Recreation off ers fun games events tournaments trips and more By getting involved yoursquoll make your university experience memorable meet new friends and facenew challenges
Off -Campus SportsKamloops off ers top-level coaching and club competition in many diff erent sports including swimming rowing track amp fi eld rugby fi gure skating football gymnastics and skiing Students interested in competitiveclub sports can attend TRU while pursuing their sport off campus
Athletic ScholarshipsThe TRU International Student Athletic Scholarship (ISAS) is intended for international students of outstanding sporting ability who qualify for one of TRUrsquos varsity teams
Some activities include
bull horseback ridingbull volleyballbull skiingsnowboardingbull ice skatingbull ice hockeybull tobogganingbull soccerbull games nightbull swimmingbull curlingbull basketballbull badminton
bull golfbull ldquoMusic in the Parkrdquobull white water raftingbull wine toursbull indoor rock climbingbull billiardsbull canoeingkayakingbull bikingbull TRU Survivorsbull shopping tripsbull outdoor theatrebull camping
bull baseball (men)bull soccer (men and women)bull basketball (men and women)bull volleyball (men and women)bull hockey (men)
bull badminton (co-ed)bull curlingbull cross-country running (co-ed)bull cheerleadingbull swimming
Andrey ISAP is my Kamloops family
TRU Moose Check out a WolfPack game at Thompson Rivers University trucaathletics
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ITY
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8 | International Program Guide Campus Life
Study AbroadInternational OpportunitiesEnhance your degree and your university experience Make your degree stand out and incorporate an international experience into your studies Yoursquoll broaden your perspective expand your job opportunities have funmdashand it can count towards your degree
Student Exchange
Through an extensive network of international partnerships TRU off ers a comprehensive student exchange program There is no better teacher than life experience and no better classroom than the world
Study for one or two semesters in another country and have those credits applied toward your TRU degree Currently there are opportunities at more than 220 institutions in over 40 countries
Herersquos why you should go
bull Showcase experience on your resumebull Become a future global leaderbull Take a step toward personal and academic goalsbull Discover new opportunitiesbull Travel the world
Create your own experience at TRU
bull Earn credit towards your degreebull Financial support is providedbull Apply to become a Study Abroad Ambassadorbull Open to Canadian and international studentsbull Earn recognition toward TRUrsquos Global
Competency Certifi cate
Our Study Abroad program gives students a leading edge in an increasingly interconnected world
All you need to do is fi nd a program and apply
Field Schools
bull Earn course credit in international fi eld schoolsmdashcourses run from two to six weeks
bull Step outside of the classroom with a TRU fi eld schoolto experience hands-on learning
bull TRU operates a number of specialized fi eld schools which are unique in terms of location course content program length and cost Field schools normally run from two to six weeks in length and operate between the months of May through August
bull Some fi eld school courses are open to students across a wide range of programs and off er course credit that can be applied to your degree program
Short Term Summer Programs
Yet another great way to travel and experience another culture - for credit Many of our Bilateral exchange partners run 2 3 4 and 6 week programs which students can participate during the months of May June and July These short-term programs typically cover accommodation some meals and cultural activities Students still register at TRU for one or two courses and pay tuition to TRU All other fees are paid directly to the partner school
These summer programs transfer back to 1 or 2 courses at TRU following approval from a Program Advisor If you are not sure about diving into a full semester abroad let this short-term experience be the testing ground to get your feet wet
TRUrsquos Global Competency Certifi cate
Your international and intercultural experiences will be recognized by TRU Our new Global Competency Certifi cate allows students to document their global and intercultural experiencesmdashfrom Study Abroad or learning a second language to volunteer workmdashand earn formal recognition on their offi cial TRU transcript Create your own global experience at TRU and we will help you add it to your resume See page 23 for details
TRUStudyAbroad Ambassador of the week Skye Hines went to Universiteacute Rennes 2 in France for a Bachelor of Arts This could be you myTRU mobility StudyAbroad
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10 | International Program Guide Campus Life
International Training CentreFor over 25 years Thompson Rivers University has been delivering customized training programs of the highest calibre and the professional development we provide to educators (from kindergarten to post-secondary levels) has
earned us world-wide recognition Our intensive short-term programs are strategically balanced to maximize every opportunity for instruction while allowing participants enough time to gain an appreciation of Canadian culture and participate in carefully selected activities The result is a rich and rewarding experience that will last a life time
Summer Language and Cultural ImmersionOur three and four-week open-registration programs provide students with a learner-centred environment that enables them to acquire English through listening speaking and active participation in a rich educational environment The program combines English-language training with cultural activities Participants stay with local families which provides a full immersion experience
Programs include the following
bull Homestay accommodations (meals included)bull Pick up and drop off at Kamloops Airportbull Orientation to TRUrsquos campus and the city of Kamloopsbull Free wireless internet on campusbull Support of instructors in the classroom and during activitiesbull Costs of all scheduled cultural and recreational activities
Customized ProgramsTRU develops many customized technical training programs in areas such as health trades and technology and tourism to name a few TRU has particular strengths in specialized English as a Second Language (ESL) training ESL study tours ESL for specifi c purposes such as ESLBusiness ESLTourism and ESLNursing
Not only can program content be customized but so can many other program attributes such as location of delivery(TRU campus or clients home country) guest speakers accommodations and educationalcultural activities
Programs include the following
bull Customized instruction delivered in Canadaandor in the clientrsquos home country
bull Cultural benefi ts such as guest speakerssite visits and community placements
bull Recreational activities such as golf fi shing hikinghorseback riding and skiing
bull Choice of homestay or dormitory accommodationbull A complete range of support services including
support in the participantrsquos native language
Professional Development for Teachers of English as a Foreign LanguageThis program provides participants with the knowledge and skills they need to excel in their fi eld Program content can be adapted for elementary middle school high school and post-secondary applications In addition length of programs can be customized from two to eight weeks or longer depending on the requirements of the client
Professional Development for Teachers of English as a Foreign Language is comprised of four modules Instructional Methodology Instructional Techniques English for Educators and Cultural Studies
Executive Leadership Training for PrincipalsThis customized program for principals and vice-principals focuses on skills development in educational leadership through training and professional placements The program addresses curriculum development external relations innovative delivery methods human resource issues and planning
Other Language and Culture Programsbull Winter 4-Week Language and Culture Embrace a Canadian
winter while experiencing many parts of culture such as a hockey game tubing skiingsnowboarding and curling
bull Wild Wild West Experience the life of a cowboy while developing your English skills Highlights include visiting a working ranch where you can ride a horse learn to lasso go on a hay ride visit a cowboy museum and listen to cowboys tell campfi re stories Included is a trip to historic Barkerville a fully restored Gold Rush town from the 1800s
bull Business English and Golf for Professionals Kamloops has 13 award-winning golf courses and was voted ldquoNumber One Golf Destination in Canadardquo Personalized golf lessons will be provided
bull ESL and SkiingSnowboarding Increase your English profi ciency while developing skiingsnowboarding skills in a world-class destination at Sun Peaks Resort
For more information please see ITCrsquos Program Guide truworldcaitc
International Program Guide Campus Life | 11
Transnational Programs Transnational programs allow students in partner institutions to partiallymdashor in some cases totallymdashcomplete TRU program requirements at their home institutions Students often transfer to TRU to complete their studies at the conclusion of which they can earn the appropriate degree or diploma awarded by TRU Currently TRU has more than 40 partner institutions in countries such as China Colombia India Korea Mexico New Zealand Turkey United Arab Emirates USA and Vietnam
Study a TRU programat a partner institution(Accreditation Program)
There are more than 1300 students enrolled in TRU programs delivered at partner institutions Current programming areas include Business and Computing Science All of these programs are based on an accreditation model where TRU works with partner institutions to deliver TRU programs in the partnersrsquo home countries
Transfer credits towards a degree at TRU(Articulation Program)
Articulation agreements allow students from partner institutions to seamlessly transfer the credits earned at their home institutions into TRU programs Current programming areas include Arts Business Science Computing Science Tourism and Technology Management
Pathway towards a Canadianuniversity degree at TRU(Pathway Program)
TRU partners with high schools and English language schools These linkages create pathways for qualifi ed students to complete their preparatory studies and then transfer smoothly to university studies at TRU
Have a study abroad experience at TRU(Visiting Student Program)
This program provides students with a study abroad opportunity in Canada The program includes intensive English language courses andor university academic courses drawn from TRUrsquos existing suite of academic courses or TRU can develop a customized suite of courses to meet the needs of a cohort group in a specifi c program area All the courses in this program may be counted towards university credits at TRU partner institutions
For more information visittruworldcatransnational
TRU GRADUATION CEREMONY IN CHINA
SIGNING CEREMONY
TRU GRADUATION CEREMONY IN INDIA
GRADUATION CEREMONY AT TRU
12 | International Program Guide Campus Life
L to R Tracy Barth Lorna Hutchinson Ornella Falsetta Carol Ryujin-Kawa Jean Linteris and Leslie Matthews Not picturedL Jody Peddle
Back Amit Goel (Hindi Punjabi Urdu) Rika Kimura (Japanese) Sultan Almajil (Arabic) Reuben Onyango (Swahili) Tatyana Dikaryeva (Russian Ukrainian)
Front Staff en Liu-Calver (Mandarin) Eric Kim (Korean) and Teresa Wei (Mandarin)
Barb Smith Keisha Morong and Verlinda Wale
InternationalStudent ServicesInternational Admissions bull Six full-time offi cers for
international admissionsbull Application processing within one week
under normal circumstancesbull Personalized response to inquiries
and follow-up questionsbull Admissions advising on specifi c
program requirements
InternationalAcademic Advisingbull Four full-time international
academic advisorsbull Course planning before you
arrive on campusbull Individual advising and course planning
each semesterbull Monitoring of academic performance and
counselling supportbull Academic success guidance
and workshops
Susie My academic advisors were great in helping me plan my courses they really facilitated my career goals and interests to help me choose a program and major which best suited me
For more info emailapplications to iapplytrucaor Apply online atregtruworldcaorderformasp
InternationalStudent Advisorsbull Multilingual teambull Personal counselling and assistance on
all aspects of student life in Canada including housing visa application and settlement services
bull Orientation and welcome servicesincluding airport receptioncity tours and peer programs
International Program Guide Campus Life | 13
Research at TRUFinding Tiny Solutions to Huge ProblemsJonathan Van Hamme PhD Associate Professor Department of Biological Sciences
Dr Van Hamme and his team are developing microscopic clean up crews through bioremediationmdashthe use of microbes to break down pollutants By studying microbes with bioactive qualities on a genetic level and learning precisely what makes their taste for toxins tick this researcher is working to develop strategies to enhance their natural abilities to clean up environmental pollutants
Advancing the Battle Against Drug Resistant BacteriaKingsley Donkor PhD Associate Professor Department of Chemistry
One very promising area of research is into lantibioticsmdashsubstances that not only show remarkable effectiveness against many forms of bacteria but also have a promising ability to thwart the development of resistance Donkor is working to discover the precise way in which lantibiotics destroy bacterial cells so that he can use that knowledge to develop new and even more effective lantibiotic substances
Searching for SuperheroesNaowarat (Ann) Cheeptham PhD Associate Professor Department of Biological Sciences
TRU microbiologist Dr Naowarat (Ann) Cheeptham is going to extremes in her search for new sources of antibiotics to fight multi-drug-resistant bacteria Working with an expert cave explorer to collect microorganisms from some of Canadarsquos most remote extreme cave habitats she and her team of graduate and undergraduate researchers are testing hundreds of these tough adaptable bacteria for potential antibiotic superpowers
14 | International Program Guide Campus Life
TRU Moose Co-op students can receive academic credit for co-op work terms
Work Options forInternational StudentsInternational Students are eligible to work on- and off -campus while studying full-time and qualify for full-time work permitafter graduation
Work During Your Studiesbull Work up to 20 hours per week while studyingbull Work full-time during scheduled breaks
bull Opportunities on- and off -campus
Co-operative EducationCo-operative education combines academic studies with paid work experience Students alternate between terms of full-time study and full-time employment
Co-op Advantages
bull Get paid career-related work experience while studyingbull Earn academic credits and transcript distinctionbull Maximize job opportunities upon graduationbull Choose from co-ops in Kamloops and across Canadabull TRU Co-op offi ce prepares students for interviews and help to
fi nd job placements bull Choose to work between one and up to fi ve semesters
Average Co-op salary
Program Discipline Average Monthly Salary
BBA C$2400
Science C$2800
Electronics C$2700
IT C$3000
Sample Co-op schedule (based on working 5 co-op semesters)
Co-op requirements and fees
bull Co-op work term fee of C$1400 (Co-op fee waived for students who do not fi nd employment)
bull Student applies for Co-op after completion of fi rst yearbull GPA determines acceptancebull Must complete COOP 1000 course on resume writing and
nterviewing skills after accepted to Co-op programbull Enter work semester after completing 50 of academic programbull Under graduate programs only See pages 20-21 for eligible programs
Work After GraduationInternational students graduating from a Canadian post-secondary institution are eligible to remain in Canada to work Students completing a minimum two-year program of study may be eligible to work for up to three years
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Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5
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Academic Semester
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Academic Semester
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Academic Semester
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Academic Semester
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International Program Guide Campus Life | 15
16 | International Program Guide Campus Life
Student Housingamp AccommodationLive on campus as part of a vibrant active community of students at the TRU Residence (ldquoTRU Rezrdquo) or On Campus Housing (ldquoMcGillrdquo) Be minutes away from your classes campus amenities and the Tournament Capital Centre
TRU Student Residence The 11-storey TRU Rez has some of the best views in the city Each of the 570 private bedrooms include a desk chair double bed phone TV and lamp Floors are co-ed but two- and four-bedroom suites with shared kitchenette and washroom are either all female or all male
Applications are accepted on a fi rst-come fi rst-served basis First year students enrolled in a degree or diploma program are guaranteed a room for September if application is received before March
2 Bedroom Plan 4 Bedroom Plan
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International Program Guide Campus Life | 17
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McGill On Campus HousingMcGill housing off ers 300 self-contained bedrooms in four-bedroom ldquoquadrdquo units in three buildings Each all-female or all-male quad contains a shared kitchenette washroom and common area with access to a central building for study and recreation Applications will be accepted on a fi rst-come fi rst-served basis
bull Rooms have private outside entrances some have city viewsbull Rooms include bed desk sink kitchen with microwave double burner hot
plate and fridgebull Central building has coin-operated laundry bike storage mail big screen
TV BBQ deck pool tables free wireless internet and study areabull Regular social activities plannedbull Fees include utilities (heat hot water electricity)bull Internet cable TV and phone hookups availablebull On-site management and 24 hourday securitybull Parking available for an extra feebull Two blocks to shopping grocery runs once a week
Off Campus Housinggt trucaserviceshousingoff campus
Homestay Live with a Canadian FamilyManaged by TRU World staff TRUrsquos homestay program off ers a great opportunity for students to experience Canadian culture and practice English by living with Canadian families or individuals More than 450 carefully selected Canadian homestay providers participate in this program
Homestay Advantages
bull A private furnished bedroombull Three meals per day and snacksbull Care and support of a Canadian familybull Share your culturebull Practice English in real life situations
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Facts About Canadabull Second largest country in the world
bull 35 million people
bull Ten provinces three territories
bull Top UN ranking
bull Multicultural 1 in 6 is a new immigrant
bull Officially bilingual (English and French) but over 200 languages spoken
bull Provinces are responsible for education
Facts About Kamloopsbull Modern safe and comfortable
city of almost 100000bull Vibrant cultural lifebull Over 200 lakes nearbybull Many golf coursesbull Spectacular natural settingbull Affordable cost of livingbull Wide range of outdoor city
and campus activitiesbull 35 hour drive or 45 minute flight
from Vancouverbull 45 minute drive to Sun Peaks Resort
one of North Americarsquos top-ranked ski and snowboard resorts where the Austrian National Ski Team practices Sun Peaks Named Top Two in Best Canadian Ski Destinations by Canadian Living Magazine
bull Exceptional climate
rsaquo 1 in Canada for beautiful summers rsaquo 2 for warmest spring rsaquo 2 for driest city climate rsaquo 2 for most sunny days
in warm months rsaquo 2040 hours of sunshine per year rsaquo Median high temperature 21degC
Facts About TRUbull Founded in 1970 TRU is a public
degree-granting universitybull Almost 13000 students on campus
during Fall and Winter semestersbull More than 1750 international students
from over 85 countriesbull 17000 distance studentsbull TRU is in the heart of Kamloops within
walking distance of everything you need
bull 11 Aboriginal students bull Average class sizemdash1st year
39 students 4th year 20 students bull U-PASS for students provides access
to the Kamloops transit system and free access to the on-campus Canada Games swimming pool
Bruce Excellent School Excellent Faculty
TRU Moose Kamloops is amazing for its ability to accommodate a variety of sports and activities From snowboarding to waterskiing you can try it all
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20 | International Program Guide Study Options
TRU Master Degrees and Graduate Studies Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
MBA Foundation amp Graduate Certifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) 24 8 months SeptJanMay
Master of Business Administration 24 1 year Sept
Graduate Certifcate in Education Studies (GCES) 35 4 months + ESL SeptMay
Master of Education Leadership 35 30 credits Sept
Master of Science Environmental Science 31 2 years SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Accounting 25 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Business Administration 25 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Finance 25 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Human Resource Management 25 51 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in International Business 25 54 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Marketing 26 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in New Venture Creation 26 51 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Supply Chain Management 26 60 credits SeptJanMay
Teaching English as a Second Language Certifi cate (TESL) 35 4 months SeptJanMay
TRU Undergraduate Degrees Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Bachelor of ArtsMajors Communications Economics English Geography History Interdisciplinary Studies Journalism Mathematics Philosophy Psychology Sociology Theatre Arts Visual Arts
34 4 years SeptJanMay C
Bachelor of Business AdministrationMajors Accounting Economics Finance Human Resource Management International Business Marketing New Venture Creation Information Technology
27 4 years SeptJanMay C
Double Degreebull Bachelor of Business Administration amp Bachelor of Computing Science
32 5 years SeptJanMay C
Bachelor of Computing Science 32 4 years SeptJan C
Bachelor of Education - Elementary 35 5 years Sept P
Bachelor of Fine Arts 34 4 years SeptJan
Bachelor of Heath Science 33 4 years SeptJan C
Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies 34 4 years SeptJan C
Bachelor of Journalism 34 4 years Sept P
Bachelor of Natural Resource Science 31 4 years Sept C
Bachelor of ScienceMajors Animal Biology Chemistry Chemical Biology Cellular Molecular amp Microbial Biology Ecology amp Environmental Biology Environmental Chemistry Computing Science Mathematics Mathematical Sciences Physics Statistics
31 4 years SeptJanMay C
Bachelor of Science in Nursing 33 4 years Sept P
Bachelor of Social Work 35 4 years Sept P
Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management 36 4 years SeptJan
Bachelor of Tourism Management 28 4 years SeptJanMay C
Engineering ndash First amp Second Year Transfer 32 1ndash2 years Sept C
Forestry ndash First amp Second Year Transfer 31 1ndash2 years Sept
Complete Program Listing for International StudentsSTUDY OPTIONS
20 | International Program Guide
International Program Guide Study Options | 21
TRU Diploma Programs Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Accounting Technician 2 years Sept
Adventure Guide 30 2 years Sept C
Adventure Management 30 2 years Sept C
Architectural amp Engineering Technology 32 3 years Sept
Associate of Arts 34 2 years SeptJanMay
Associate of Science 2 years SeptJanMay
Computer Information Systems Technology 32 2 years SeptJan C
Early Childhood Education 35 2 years Sept
Events amp Conventions Management 28 2 years Sept
Management 2 years Sept C
Practical Nursing (Williams Lake campus only) 33 2 years TBD P
Police amp Justice 34 2 years Sept
Resort amp Hotel Management 28 2 years Sept P
Respiratory Therapy 33 3 years Sept P
Sports Event Management 28 2 years Sept P
Tourism Management 28 2 years SeptJanMay P
Visual Arts 2 years Sept
Water amp Wastewater Technology 36 2 Years Sept
January intake may be available but course sequencing would prevent completion in 4 semesters
TRU Certifi cate Programs Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Aboriginal Tourism 1 year Sept
Adventure Sports 30 1 year Sept
Culinary Arts 30 16 months JanAug
English as a Second or Additional Language (ESALESL) 22 1ndash25 years SeptJanMay
Literary amp Art History 1 year SeptJan
Modern Languages 1 year SeptJan
Visual Arts Studio 1 year SeptJan
Water amp Wastewater Utilities 1 year August
TRU University Prep amp Student Development Length Intakes Co-op (C)Practicum (P)
Adult Basic Education amp BC Adult Graduation Diploma NA JanMaySept
English as a Second Language NA JanMaySept
University Preparation Courses NA JanMaySept
Note All course and admission information subject to change
trucacalendar
STUDY OPTIONS
International Program Guide | 21
22 | International Program Guide Study Options
English Language Programs
The TRU Advantagebull English Placement Test (EPT) available upon arrivalbull IELTS and TOEFL scores acceptedbull Academic ESL designed to help prepare for university contextbull Can combine ESL and Academic courses for credit in levels 4 and 5bull 20 hours of classroom instruction per week plus language labs
and activitiesbull Access to International Student Activity Program (ISAP)
Each of the fi ve levels of TRUrsquos ESL Program take one semesterto complete
Students with no offi cial test score will take an English Placement Test (EPT) upon arrival at TRU and will be placed in the appropriate level of English language study as indicated in the chart below
If a student has an offi cial test score they may choose to enter ESL or academic courses without taking the TRU English Placement Test See chart to the right
Note In order to guarantee registration for the courses you want please submit your English test scores one month before arriving at TRU
Admission RequirementsEnglish Profi ciency
bull Completion of the TRU ESL Program allows direct entry to academic study
bull TRU accepts test scores for the following English profi ciency exams TOEFL IELTS MELAB CanTEST
bull The Cambridge CAE (Certifi cate in Advanced English) and CPE (Certifi cate of Profi ciency in English) will also be considered for direct entry into academic programs
Academic Requirements
bull Secondary school completion (high school graduation)
bull Other requirements vary by program please consult International Admissions for detailed requirements for specifi c programs at iapplytruca
Minimum Age Students must be at least 17 years oldSee inside back cover for application instructions
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Direct entry into Academic Study
Academic Study requirementsIELTS 65+ with no bands below 60TOEFL iBT 88+ with no section below 20TOEFL PBT 570+ TWE 45+MELAB 81+CanTEST 45+ with no component score below 40CAEL Overall 70+ no subtest below 60TRU Level 5 completion
Direct entry to Level 5 ESL
2 ESL Courses + 3 Academic Courses Level 5 completion = Direct Entry to Academic StudyLevel 5 Entry requirements
IELTS 60+ with no band below 55TOEFL iBT 80+TOEFL PBT 550 - 569 TWE 40+MELAB 77+CanTEST 40+ with no component score below 40CAEL Overall 60+ no subtest below 50TRU Level 4
Direct entry to Level 4 ESL
4 ESL Courses + 1 Academic Course Level 4 completion = Direct Entry to Level 5 ESLLevel 4 Entry requirements
IELTS 55+ with no band below 50TOEFL iBT 71+TOEFL PBT 530 - 549MELAB 74+CanTEST 40+ with no component score below 35CAEL Overall 50+ no subtest below 40TRU ESL level 3
Direct entry to Level 3 ESL
5 ESL CoursesLevel 3 completion = Direct entry to Level 4 ESL + ESL Intermediate Certifi cate awardLevel 3 Entry requirements
IELTS 50+TOEFL iBT 61+TOEFL PBT 500 - 529MELAB 69+CanTEST 35+CAEL Overall 40+TRU ESL level 2
Direct entry to Level 2 ESL
Level 2 ESL 5 ESL CoursesLevel 2 completion = Direct entry to level 3 ESL + ESL Foundations Certifi cate awardLevel 2 Entry requirements
TRU English Placement Test is required for entry
Direct entry to Level 1 ESL
5 ESL CoursesLevel 1 completion = Direct entry to level 2 ESLTRU English Placement Test requiredSuggested Entry requirement TOEFL iBT 20
TOEFL Exam FormatsTOEFL iBT = Internet-Based TestTOEFL PBT = Paper Based Test
TRU is a leader in ESL education for university and college students Our ESL program is designed to provide specifi c and appropriate language training for students who plan to proceed to post-secondary study focusing on English for academic purposes Our students come from around the world and we look forward to meeting you
ESL Bridging Certifi cates
Each requires completion of Level 4 one ESL electiveand two specifi c academic courses
bull English and Sciencesbull English and Liberal Arts
bull English and Fine Artsbull English and Business
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International Baccalaureate (IB)The IB diploma is accepted for admission to TRU Transfer credit will be granted for higher level courses completed with a score of 5 or higher Students have the option to decline the transfer credit if they wish to complete the course(s) at the University
To transfer credits to Arts Business or Science you must have
1 Official IB transcript2 HL courses only3 Grade of 5 6 or 7For a complete list of the IB transfer credits please go to trucaadmissionshs-studentsib
Official transcripts must be sent to the Admissions Office directly from the testing centre Transcripts can be requested from
International Baccalaureate New York Attn Transcripts 475 Riverside Drive Suite 240 New York NY 10115 Phone 2126964464
Advanced Placement (AP) Exams through the College BoardAP exams will be accepted for admission to TRU Transfer credit is granted for approved subjects passed with a grade of a subject grade of 4 or higher Official transcripts must be provided from the College Board Students may choose to repeat a course at TRU by forfeiting the credit To transfer credits you must have
bull Official AP transcriptbull Grade of 4 or 5For more information on transfer credit to arts science or business programs at TRU visit trucaadmissionshs-studentsstandingcb
General Certificate of Educational Studies (GCE)Students completing their GCE will be considered for admission on a combination of factors For admission to TRU you will need
bull A minimum of two Advanced (A) level courses and two Advanced Subsidiary (AS) level courses or
bull A minimum of two A-level courses and three Ordinary (O) level subjects
bull Completion of O-levels (University Preparation courses will need to be completed at TRU)
GCE Advanced Level (A-Level Exams) transfer creditTransfer credit is granted for approved A-level courses passed with a grade of an A or B Official transcripts must be provided to receive transfer credit (Check the BC Transfer Guide to see the specific TRU credit for the identified AP and IB courses) Students may choose to repeat a course at TRU by forfeiting the credit To transfer credits you must have
1 Official GCE transcript2 A-Level courses only3 Grade of A or BFor more information on transfer credit to arts science or business programs at TRU visit trucaadmissionshs-studentsstandingalevel
DAADTRU will accept the DAAD language test with a minimum B2 level as proof of meeting the English Language requirement for Visiting International Students only Students will be required to take the English Placement Test on arrival only as guidance for counselors in the event students may need more English language support
General Education Development (GED) TestThe GED is accepted high school equivalent for admission to TRU under the following conditions
bull Must be 17 years of agebull Will need IELTS scorebull Will need to take Accuplacer Math
assessment at TRU
Transfer CreditTRU will accept college and university transfer credit Official transcripts and detailed course outlines must be provided to receive transfer credit
bull Transfer credit assessment is done once the student has been admitted to TRU and submitted official transcripts and course outlines
bull A maximum of 50 of any program will be recognized outside of TRU
bull International Admissions will assess a studentrsquos formal learning from other accredited post-secondary institutions
bull TRU will give transfer credit whenever possible total will differ depending on program
International Accreditations and Transfer Credit
RECOGNIZING FUTURE GLOBAL LEADERSThe TRU Global Competency Certificate allows students to earn formal recognition for their intercultural and international experiencesmdashfrom Study Abroad to learning a second language to volunteer work
Global Competency is a credential that can be earned in tandem with any credit programmdashundergraduate or graduatemdashoffered by Thompson Rivers University
The program uses a portfolio approach that allows each student to track a number of different educational and personal experiences
How Do I Earn ItTo earn this credential a student must
1 Attend an Orientation session2 Sign up for GLBL1000 3 Earn and compile points4 Submit a portfolio to the Centre for
Student Engagement office OM1468
Global Competency
24 | International Program Guide Study Options
School of Business and EconomicsMaster of BusinessAdministration (MBA)The TRU MBA Advantage
The TRU MBA is designed to meet the needs of our students who can customize their learning experience with maximum fl exibility and unparalleled choice
bull One and two-year MBA programs bull Three program completion options
Graduate Project Graduate Thesis and Course-Based completion options
bull TRUrsquos MBA program does notrequire a GMAT score or have a minimum professional workexperience requirement
Entrance Requirements
1 Education 3 or 4-year undergraduate degree with a minimum B average (GPA of 30 on a scale of 400 or equivalent) in the last 60 credits
2 Language rsaquo Completion of undergraduate
degree at an English language university in a country where English is the primary language or
rsaquo IELTS score of 70 (all bands) or rsaquo A minimum TOEFL score of 100 with
no section below 20 (IBT) or rsaquo Completion of TRU ENGL 1100 and
CMNS 1290 with a B (GPA of 300)or higher
3 Quantitative and Computing Skills Quantitative skills include a strong background in algebra and statistics Computing skills include having a strong background in word processing presentation and spreadsheet software
One-Year Program
Graduates of a four-year BBA or Bachelor of Commerce degrees may be eligible for direct admission to the 12-month MBA Level The MBA program consists of eight core courses plus a choice of one of three completion options
Two-Year Program
Students from other undergraduate fi elds may be eligible for the two-year MBA program which provides students witha solid foundation in business administration plus the strategic management skills required to succeed in the global business environment
MBA Foundation amp GraduateCertifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) program
The two-year MBA begins with the Graduate Certifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) program which consists of 6 courses (2 semesters) of Foundation courses in the major subject areas of Business Administration The GCBA off ers a pathway to the 12-month MBA program for students with non-business-related undergraduate degrees and ensures they have the knowledge required to be successful in the MBA program Upon successful completion of the MBA Foundation courses with a minimumB grade proceed automatically to the MBA level which requires 3 semesters(12 months) to complete
All MBA students in year 2 complete eight core courses plus a choice of one of three completion options Course-Based Graduate Project or Graduate Thesis
The Course-Based option provides the opportunity to study four additional advanced management courses in areas such as Corporate Finance Marketing Decision Analysis Entrepreneurshipand Innovation
The Graduate Project option provides the opportunity to address an applied management issue or problem This option provides situational experience and allows the student to focus in a specifi c areaof management
The Graduate Thesis option provides the opportunity to prepare and defend a thesis further developing critical thinking skills as well as academic research skills
Graduates of our MBA program have successfully obtained positions in a variety of industries and sectors including major corporations government small- and medium-sized businesses and non-profi ts locally across Canada and around the world
Throughout the program TRUrsquos MBA Students are off ered opportunities for career development The Career Development Program provides workshops events guest speakers and activities designed to develop career readiness for MBA students and provide additional opportunities to achieve the learning goals and objectives of the program
For more information about MBA studies at TRU please visit our website at trucamba or email us at mbatruca
What can I studyin Business andEconomics at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Master of Business Administrationbull MBA Foundation amp Graduate
Certifi cate in Business Administration
bull Post-Baccalaureate Diplomas rsaquo Accounting rsaquo Business Administration rsaquo Finance rsaquo Human Resource Management rsaquo International Business rsaquo Marketing rsaquo New Venture Creation rsaquo Supply Chain Management
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Business Administration rsaquo Accounting rsaquo Economics rsaquo Environmental Economics amp
Sustainable Development (Minor)
rsaquo Finance rsaquo Financial Markets
amp Institutions (Minor) rsaquo Human Resource Management rsaquo Information Technology rsaquo International Business rsaquo Marketing rsaquo New Venture Creation rsaquo Supply Chain Management
bull Bachelor of BusinessAdministration and Computing Science double degree
bull Bachelor of CommercemdashTRU-OLbull Bachelor of Public
AdministrationmdashTRU-OL
Diplomas
bull Accounting Technicianbull Executive Assistantbull Management
Certifi cates
bull Administrative Assistantbull Management StudiesCo-op internship available
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International Program Guide Study Options | 25
School of Business and EconomicsPOST-BACCALAUREATEDIPLOMAS IN BUSINESSThe Post-Baccalaureate diplomas are valuable to international students who wish to come to Canada to learn English gain exposure to the culture and study in a compressed format Post-Baccalaureate diplomas normally take two years to complete on a full-time basis and are designed for students with a degree in a diff erent fi eld of study
Admission Requirements
bull Math 12 or MATH 0610 or MATH 1000 or equivalent (C+ or higher)
bull ENGL 1100 or equivalent with a C+or higher
bull A bachelor degreeStudents may commence their studies while they upgrade their mathematics and English
AccountingMATH 107 Mathematics for Business amp Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
ECON 1900 Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics orSTAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
ACCT 3200 Intermediate Financial Accounting 1
ACCT 3210 Intermediate Financial Accounting 2
ACCT 3220 Income Taxation 1
ACCT 3230 Income Taxation 2
ACCT 3250 Intermediate Management Accounting
FNCE 4110 Adv Financial Management for Accountants
ACCT 4200 Advanced Financial Accounting
ACCT 4230 Assurance
ACCT 4250 Advanced Management Accounting
MIST 4610 Strategic Management Information Systems
Business AdministrationMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business amp Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Mathematics with Applications 1
MNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
ECON 1900 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Principles of Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics orSTATS 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MNGT 4780 Strategic Management
One additional 30004000 business course
Note Business courses include those beginning with the ACCT BLAW MIST ENTR FNCE HRMN IBUS MKTG MNGT ORGB SCMN or BUSN acronyms
FinanceMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Mathematics with Applications 1
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics orMATH 1130 Enriched Calculus or MATH 1140 Calculus 1 or MATH 1150 Calculus for Biological Sciences
ECON 1900 Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 orSTAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
FNCE 3150 Investments 1
FNCE 3170 Investments 2
FNCE 3180 Risk Management and Financial Engineering
FNCE 4130 Advanced Financial Management
FNCE 4180 International Financial Management
At least fi ve ofBLAW 2910 Commercial Law
FNCE 3140 Financial Statement Analysis
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
FNCE 4120 Business Valuation and Restructuring
FNCE 4140 Personal Financial Management
FNCE 4160 Portfolio Management
FNCE 4190 Financial Institutions Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
Human ResourceManagementMNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
ORGB 3770 Teamwork in Organizations
ORGB 3810 Organizational Theory and Design
HRMN 3830 Human Resource Planning and Staffi ng
HRMN 3840 Employee and Labour Relations
BLAW 3920 Employment Law
HRMN 4830 Total Rewards
HRMN 4840 Organizational Learning Trainingand Development
ORGB 4870 Organizational Development and Change
HRMN 4890 Selected Topics in HR Management
International BusinessMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or
STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
MKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3510 International Business
IBUS 3520 Global Management
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
IBUS 4520 International Trade Finance
IBUS 4530 International Trade Law and Logistics
IBUS 4540 Global Entrepreneurship
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TRU Moose Donrsquot be surprised if people you donrsquot know smile and say ldquohirdquo Canadians are just that friendly
26 | International Program Guide Study Options
MarketingACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
MKTG 3470 Consumer Behaviour
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3510 International Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MKTG 4460 Marketing Strategy
At least seven ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
MKTG 4400 Professional Sales Management
MKTG 4410 Services Marking
MKTG 4420 Brand Management
MKTG 4430 Retail Management
MKTG 4440 Advanced Marketing Research
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
New Venture CreationMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics or MATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
MKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
ENTR 3720 All Business Finance
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
ENTR 4750 New Venture Creation
ENTR 4760 Small Business Management
Supply Chain ManagementMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business amp Economics or MATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics 2 or MATH 1130 Enriched Calculus or MATH 1140 Calculus 1 or
MATH 1150 Calculus for Biological Sciences
STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
SCMN 3330 Procurement Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MIST 3620 Web-Enabled Business
SCMN 4310 Operations Management
SCMN 4320 Logistics and Transportation
SCMN 4390 Selected Topics in Supply Chain Management
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
At least 2 ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
IBUS 3520 Global Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
School of Business and Economics gt trucamba gt trucabusiness
Accountingbull Treasury Manager bull Chief Financial Officer bull Budget Director bull Taxation Manager bull Management Consultant bull Tax Auditor bull International Accountant
Financebull Corporate Loans Officer bull Personal Financial Advisorbull Equity Analyst bull Portfolio Manager bull Chief Financial Officer bull Stock Broker bull Investment Dealer bull Treasury Manager
Human Resource Managementbull Director of Human Resourcesbull Training Officer bull Industrial Relations Officer bull Health and Safety Specialist bull Harassment Advisor bull Employee Benefits Officerbull Human Resources Manager
Information Technology bull Network Manager bull Systems Analyst bull Website Designer bull Computer Programmer bull Database Administrator
International Businessbull Export Sales Manager bull Foreign Trade Consultantbull Import and Export Specialist bull International Marketing Manager bull International Shipping Specialist
Marketingbull Brand Manager bull Advertising Account Executivebull District Sales Manager bull Market Researcher bull Sales Representative bull Public Relations Directorbull Promotions Manager
New Venture Creation bull Small Business Ownerbull Franchiseebull Loans Officerbull Venture Capitalistbull Small Business Consultant
Supply Chain Managementbull Process Engineerbull Supply Chain Analystbull Supply Chains Systems Managerbull InventoryPurchasing Managerbull Materials AnalystManagerbull Logistics Manager
Typical Job Titles
International Program Guide Study Options | 27
Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)The Bachelor of Business Administration degree is a four-year program
bull First and second years Foundation of business and non-business courses
bull Third and fourth years Students select majors and minors or concentrations
bull Current major and minor options Accounting Economics Finance New Venture Creation Human Resource Management International Business Marketing Information Technology (major only) and Public Relations (minor only)
First and Second Year Courses
bull 6 Humanities credits (English Philosophy Languages Fine Arts)
bull 6 Social Sciences credits (Anthropology Canadian Studies Economics Geography Political Studies Psychology Sociology)
Core CoursesThe following 72 credits (24 courses) are requiredACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
CMNS 1290 Introduction to Professional Writing
CMNS 3240 Business Communications
ECON 1900 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Principles of Macroeconomics
ECON 2320 Statistics for Business and Economics 1
ECON 2330 Statistics for Business and Economics 2
ECON 3040 Managerial Economics
ENGL 1100 Introduction to University Writing or ENGL 1110 Introduction to Prose Fiction or ENGL 1120 Introduction to Poetry or ENGL 1140 Introduction to Drama or ENGL 1210 Introduction to Drama and Poetry
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MNGT 4780 Strategic Management
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
PHIL 1110 Introduction to Critical Thinking
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
BBA MajorsAccountingACCT 3200 Intermediate Financial Accounting 1
ACCT 3210 Intermediate Financial Accounting 2
ACCT 3220 Income Taxation 1
ACCT 3230 Income Taxation 2
ACCT 3250 Intermediate Management Accounting
FNCE 4110 Advanced Financial Management for Accountants
ACCT 4200 Advanced Financial Accounting
ACCT 4230 Assurance
ACCT 4250 Advanced Management Accounting
MIST 4610 Strategic Management Information Systems
EconomicsThe Major in Economics requires 42 ECON credits of which 24 must be at the 3000 and 4000 level with a minimum of 6 at the 4000 level ECON 2900 and ECON 2950 are required and either ECON 3900 or ECON 3950 must be taken
FinanceFNCE 3150 Investments 1
FNCE 3170 Investments 2
FNCE 3180 Risk Management and Financial Engineering
FNCE 4130 Advanced Financial Management
FNCE 4180 International Financial Management
Plus at least three ofFNCE 3140 Financial Statement Analysis
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
FNCE 4120 Business Valuation and Restructuring
FNCE 4140 Personal Financial Management
FNCE 4160 Portfolio Management
FNCE 4190 Financial Institutions Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
General BBAStudents must complete at least 24 credits (normally 8 courses) of 300 or 400-level business or ECON courses in addition to the core requirements in 3rd and 4th year
Human Resource ManagementORGB 3810 Organizational Theory and Design
HRMN 3830 Human Resource Planning and Staffing
HRMN 3840 Employee and Labour Relations
BLAW 3920 Employment Law
HRMN 4830 Total Rewards
HRMN 4840 Organizational Learning Training and Development
ORGB 4870 Organizational Development and Change
HRMN 4890 Selected Topics in HR Management
International BusinessMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3520 Global Management
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
IBUS 4520 International Trade Finance
IBUS 4530 International Trade Law and Logistics
IBUS 4540 Global Entrepreneurship
MarketingMKTG 3470 Consumer Behaviour
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
MKTG 4460 Marketing Strategy
Plus at least five ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
MKTG 4400 Professional Sales Management
MKTG 4410 Services Marketing
MKTG 4420 Brand Management
MKTG 4430 Retail Management
MKTG 4440 Advanced Marketing Research
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
New Venture CreationACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
MKTG 3480 Market Research
ENTR 3720 Small Business Finance
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communicated
ENTR 4750 New Venture Creation
ENTR 4760 Small Business Management
School of Business and Economics gt trucamba gt trucabusiness
28 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism
TOURISM MANAGEMENTTourism Management faculty strive to deliver education experiences that blend theory with practice to ensure our graduates are confident in applying the knowledge they gain and management practicemdashboth essential for leaders of tomorrow
Bachelor of Tourism Management (BTM)This four-year degree provides a solid foundation for the management of tourism businesses The BTM is designed to give students the skill and confidence to develop their own tourism businesses and fill the growing need for managers in the tourism industry Course assignments introduce students to current management issues with local regional national and international tourism businesses and organizations
Students may enter in first year or may transfer from other programs Graduates of TRU tourism diplomas or other tourism or business-related diplomas may also ladder into the BTM
Bachelor of Tourism Management Double DegreeTake your 4th year in the Netherlands and get a double degree TRU has partnered with the best university of applied sciences in the Netherlands to offer a second credential effectively doubling your degree in a single year of study abroad Instruction at NHTV is in English fostering connections with your fellow students and with your Dutch counterparts who will complete the double degree at TRU in their fourth year
Tourism Management DiplomasEvents and Conventions ManagementSpecial events and conventions are being recognized as great income generators for a community and the fastest growing segment of the tourism industry Employment opportunities exist within corporations hotels resorts convention centres municipal convention and visitorsrsquo bureaus and destination management companies
Resort and Hotel ManagementThis two-year diploma program is designed to provide the theory and practical skills essential to begin a career in Resort and Hotel Management Courses in this diploma provide instruction in Hotel Operations Food and Beverage Management and Hospitality Administration
Sports Event ManagementIn this multi-faceted program you will learn about sports and business From managing a sporting company or organization directing a club sport facility or starting your own company this is your opportunity to practice and master the business skills and expertise to produce organize and manage sport events anywhere
Tourism ManagementThe Tourism Management diploma will provide the basic skills and training for careers in Venue Management Tourism Community Planning and Consulting Tourism Marketing Management and Small Tourism Business Management
What can I study in Tourism at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Post-Baccalaureate Diplomas rsaquo Adventure Studies rsaquo International
Tourism Development rsaquo Tourism
Destination Development rsaquo Tourism
Experience Development
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies ndash Adventure Concentration
bull Bachelor of Tourism Management
rsaquo Majorsbull Adventurebull Entrepreneurbull Management
rsaquo Minorbull Adventure Studiesbull International Adventure in
Tourism Developmentbull Entrepreneurshipbull Managementbull Marketingbull Environmental Economics
and Developmentbull Financebull Human Resourcesbull International Business
Diplomas
bull Adventure Guide bull Adventure Management bull Events amp Conventions Managementbull Resort amp Hotel Managementbull Sports Event Managementbull Tourism Management
Certificates
bull Aboriginal Tourismbull Adventure Sportsbull Canadian Mountain and Ski Guidebull Culinary Artsbull Retail Meat Processing
International Opportunities
bull Adventure Tourism field tripbull Study Abroad
Co-op internship available
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International Program Guide Study Options | 29
POSTndashBACCALAUREATE TOURISM MANAGEMENT DIPLOMASPost-baccalaureate diplomas aredesigned for those who already have an undergraduate degree
Students will acquire a strong foundation in international tourism development subjects including experiences marketing environmental issues community and cultural issues product developmentand innovation
Admission Requirements
bull Any undergraduate degreebull Math 12 or equivalent bull IELTS 65 no band less than 60 or TOEFL
88 no section less than 20
Adventure StudiesTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (24 credits)TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing and Customer Service
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
ADVG 3110 Adventure Activities (Note this course has an activity fee)
ADVG 3130 Adventure Operations
ADVG 4010 Business Applications for Eco and Adventure Tourism Management
ADVG 4020 Legal Liability and Risk Management for Eco and Adventure Businesses
ADVG 4220 The Culture of Adventure
SpecializationmdashRequired Course (6 credits)
Select a total of 6 credits within ADVG activity based courses (1000-2000 level) Examples include kayaking skiing rock climbing ocean surfi ng etc
SpecializationmdashOptions (9 credits)
Select 3 of the following optionsADVG 4030 Contemporary Perspectives in Eco
and Adventure
ADVG 4040 Programming Experiential Activities
ADVG 4070 Directed Studies in Adventure
ADVG 4210 Adventure and Sport Marketing
ADVG 4230 Consulting In Adventure
39 Total Credits
InternationalTourism DevelopmentTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (39 credits)TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing and Customer Service
TMGT 3010 Community and Cultural Issues in Tourism
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
TMGT 4010 Experience Creation and Product Development
ADVG 4100 Adventure Tourism Field Trip (International)(Note course has activity fees and travel costs associated with it)
SpecializationmdashRequired Course (18 credits)
ADVG 4050 International Adventure Tourism Business
ADVG 4090 Nature-based Community Development
TMGT 4160 Tourism in a Global Environment
TMGT 2610 Environmental issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
ADVG 4070 Directed Studies in Adventure
39 Total Credits
Tourism DestinationDevelopmentTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (21 credits)CMNS 1810 Business Professional and Academic
Composition (or ENGL 1100)
TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing amp Customer Service
TMGT 2610 Environmental Issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3000 Practicum in Tourism (120 hours)
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
Tourism Electivesmdash(15 credits)
One Lower Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Upper Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Culture amp Place Elective from TMGT 3010 4090 4100 4220 ADVG 4220
One Global Perspectives Elective from TMGT 4030 4040 4160 4981 ADVG 4050 4160
One Experience Design Elective from TMGT 4010 4050 4130 4170 4180 4210 ADVG 4040 4200
Specializationmdash(18 credits)
EVNT 2190 Destination Marketing Organizations
TMGT 3010 Community and Cultural Issues in Tourism
TMGT 3040 Land Use Management or
TMGT 4040 Tourism and Sustainable Development
TMGT 4120 Developing New Tourism Enterprises or
TMGT 4140 Tourism Strategy
Specialty ElectiveSelect 1 of the following
TMGT 2080 2090 4030 4050 ADVG 4090
TMGT 4020 Graduating Seminar
54 Total Credits
Tourism ExperienceManagementTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (21 credits)CMNS 1810 Business Professional and Academic
Composition (or ENGL 1100)
TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing amp Customer Service
TMGT 2610 Environmental Issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3000 Practicum in Tourism (120 hours)
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
Tourism Electivesmdash(15 credits)
One Lower Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Upper Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Culture amp Place Elective from TMGT 3010 4090 4100 4220 ADVG 4220
One Global Perspectives Elective from TMGT 4030 4040 4160 4981 ADVG 4050 4160
One Experience Design Elective from TMGT 4010 4050 4130 4170 4180 4210 ADVG 4040 4200
Specializationmdash(18 credits)
Select 5 of the following optionsADVG 4040 Programming Experiential Activities
ADVG 4160 Community Capacity Building
TMGT 4010 Experience Creation and Product Development
TMGT 4050 Event Tourism
TMGT 4090 The Culture of Events
TMGT 4100 The Social Side of Tourism
TMGT 4130 Tourist Behaviour
TMGT 4170 Information Technology in Tourism
TMGT 4180 Managing the Tourist Experience
TMGT 4210 Casino Operations Management
54 Total Credits
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism gt trucatourism
30 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism gt trucatourism
We off er the fi nest and most extensive Adventure Studies training in the world We create exceptional educational experiences to foster studentsrsquo physical mental and emotional development so as to be of service to the global commercial adventure industry
Programs of StudyThe Adventure Studies department now off ers eight diverse programs of study Each program enables students to obtain the knowledge and qualifi cations required for employment and careers in the eco and adventure tourism industry Many opportunities for career and adventure pursuits exist for TRU graduates
bull adventure specialist bull avalanche technician bull college instruction bull environmental studies bull government consultingbull guiding bull international development bull photo journalism bull tourism marketingbull travel writing
Adventure Studies in the Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS) is a unique program that allows students to design their own curriculum customized to their specifi c interests and goals The BIS is intended as a two-year add-on (60 credits) to any 60 credits of lower level credits a student brings into the program
Adventure Studies in Bachelor of Tourism Management is a unique combination of theory and practice both local and abroad that produces competent graduates who quickly apply their skills to their careers as consultants to businesses organizations communities government tourism and tourism industry professionals
The Adventure Guide Diploma is the best known guide training program that attracts worldwide scrutiny and sets the standard for training whitewater ocean climbing and ski guides in Canada
The Adventure Management Diploma provides students with a broad background and understanding of the management of adventure activities and the opportunity to develop profi ciency in their personal adventure sport skills
The Canadian Mountain and Ski Guide Certifi cation Diploma Program (CMSG)is a collaborative program between the Adventure Studies Department and the Association of Canadian MountainGuides (ACMG) The program includes industry-recognized certifi cations tothe standards of the ACMG and International Federation of Mountain Guide Associations (IFMGA)
Adventure Sport Certifi cate an introduction to adventure sports and the adventure industry This is the ideal program for entry-level adventure students and students wishing to explore their career interest in adventure-related fi elds
The Culinary Arts Training program covers all aspects of the professional kitchen from appetizers and gourmet foods to the creation of exquisite desserts Graduates of the Culinary Arts program can look forward to job opportunities in the food and restaurant industry
Culinary Arts Certifi cateAdmission Requirements
bull Successful medical exam bull Successful completion of the entry
assessment test (Accuplacer) through the TRU Assessment Centre This test is a measure of English and math competency taken by all students
bull Interview with program coordinator
Course Length - 3 Semesters
Includes 13 months of hands-on training which takes 16 months to complete There is a four-month summer break (May to August) for the opportunity to gain formalized work experience
Professional Cook Level 130 weeks (2 semesters)Cook 1J Safety and Sanitation
Cook 1H Basic Food Service and Kitchen Management
Cook 1K Health CareCook-Chill
Cook 1A Vegetable and Starch Cookery
Cook 1B Meat and Poultry Cookery
Cook 1C Seafood Cookery
Cook 1D Stocks Soups and Sauces
Cook 1E Meat Poultry and SeafoodCutting and Processing
Cook 1F Cold Kitchen
Cook 1G Baking and Desserts
Cook 1I Egg and Breakfast Cookery
Cook 2M Employment Skills
160 hours of work practicum in industry
Work Practicum and Industry Hours
Students will be required to log 120 hours within the industry In addition to the work practicum students must have a total of 400 hours of work-based training by working during summer prior to registering for Professional Cook Level 2
Professional Cook Level 214 weeks (1 Semester)
During the fi nal 14 weeks in addition to a full course load you will be required to work in the afternoons and evenings preparing dishes for the highly acclaimed TRU Dining Room Accolades and learn to learn to plan menus control food costs and begin to acquire industry management skills
CULINARY ARTS
ADVENTURE STUDIES
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Faculty of Science
What can I studyin Science at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Master of Sciencein Environmental Science
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Science rsaquo Majors
bull General Sciencebull Animal Biologybull Chemistrybull Chemical Biologybull Cellular Molecular
amp Microbial Biologybull Ecology amp
Environmental Biologybull Environmental Chemistrybull Computing Sciencebull Mathematicsbull Mathematical Sciencesbull Physicsbull Statistics
rsaquo Minorsbull Geoarcheologybull Management
bull Bachelor of Computing Sciencebull Bachelor of Computing Science
amp Business Administrationdouble degree
bull Bachelor of Natural Resource Sciencebull Bachelor of Health Sciencebull Bachelor of Technology Managementbull Associate of Science bull Forestry Transfer (1st amp 2nd year)bull Engineering Transfer
(2-year transfer program)
Diplomas
bull Computer Information Systems Technology
bull Architectural ampEngineering Technology
bull Respiratory Therapy
Co-op internship available
SCIENCES ANDENVIRONMENT
Master of Science inEnvironmental ScienceThe TRU Master of Science in Environmental Science is a thesis-based degree with three areas of specialization 1) Ecology and Evolution 2) Physical Sciences and 3) Policy and Management The program is designed to produce graduates who are innovative andhave multi-disciplinary skills and broad knowledge in the fi eld of environmental science It is structured to be unique fl exible and relevant
Applications must be submitted four months before the intended starting date Please note that applications cannot be processed until a faculty member has indicated they will act as supervisor for the studentrsquos thesis Please contact the Coordinator of the Master of Science program at MSc_Coordtruca for more information
Admission Requirements
MSc application form cover letter personal reacutesumeacute two letters of recommendation written by professional or academic references offi cial copy of educational transcripts with GPA of 333 over the last two years of undergraduate studies and offi cial TOEFL results
Bachelor of Science (BSc)The Bachelor of Science degree program is a rigorous program that provides students with both depth and breadth in their science education emphasizes the acquisition of communication skills and promotes computer literacy The program also provides fl exibility so that students may pursue interests in disciplines outside there area of specialization TRU off ers three routes to a Bachelor of Science degree a Majors program in a specifi c discipline or disciplines an Honours Program in a specifi c discipline or a General Science Degree Program
Pre-Professional Health Sciences (Bachelor of Science)
Students interested in professional health care careers can complete their required undergraduate university study at TRU before applying for admission to professional programs at another university
Pre-Professional Health Sciences
bull Pre-Medicinebull Pre-Pharmacybull Pre-Chiropracticbull Pre-Dentistrybull Pre-Naturopathic Medicine
Bachelor of ScienceAdmission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 (or equivalent)bull Pre-Calculus Math 12 (C+) or Math 12
Principles (C+) or TRU Math 06000610bull Physics 11 (C+) or TRU Physics 0500bull Chemistry 11 (C+) or TRU Chemistry 0500
Bachelor of NaturalResource Science (BNRS)The purpose of the BNRS degree program is to prepare students for careers in a widerange of natural resource sector jobs and for further academic study in graduate school ldquoNatural resourcesrdquo include water forests rangeland soil minerals fi sheries and wildlife Natural resource science therefore is the application of scientifi c principles and knowledge towards a better understanding and management of these resources
Possible areas of employment include
bull Resource management and planning for government or industry
bull Operational forestrybull Teaching interpretation and guidingbull Wildlife biology and managementbull Habitat protectionbull Fisheries and animal researchbull Strategic land use planning
Forestry Transfer ProgramTRU off ers the fi rst general year of Forestry and the second year of Forest Resource Management Forest Science Natural Resource Conservation and Forest Operations Students who have completed the required fi rst or second year courses with a GPA of at least 25 are eligible to apply for admission to the UBC Faculty of Forestry
Katey I love the chemistry program at TRU The professors are incredible I love how accessible they are and always available for questions When you know your professors and they know you it makes for a much more personal learning environment Watch Kateyrsquos video on YouTube mytruworld
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32 | International Program Guide Study Options
COMPUTING SCIENCEAND ADVANCEDTECHNOLOGY
Why Computing Science
Many of the technologies we use and enjoy today were created by computing scientists As a future computer scientist you could create new technology that could improve society or change the world The Bachelor of Computer Science program has several elective options such as Business amp Management or Arts amp Gaming
Strong Market Terrifi c Jobs
Currently there are not enough computer scientists to fi ll the jobs available
During co-op work terms students can earn up to $40000 per year Graduates typically earn up to $50000 to start with senior positions often reaching $100000 or more
Bachelor of Computing Science (BCS)The BCS degree is for students interested in one of the many diff erent career options in computing science including website design network administration database management and e-commerce applications After two years of general study students do two years of concentrated computing studies
Double Degree Bachelorof Computing Science (BCS) amp Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)Double degrees in both computing and business will provide graduates with a strong platform from which to launch a successful career Whether working as a web applications manager an information systems consultant or CEO of a software company BCSBBA students will possess the combined management and computing skills to be successful in an increasingly high-tech business environment
To earn double degrees students must meetthe requirements of both programs Throughcareful course selection it is possible to complete two degrees in just fi ve years
Engineering Transfer (DegreeProgram) Year 1 and 2The Engineering Transfer Program at TRU allows you to get a jump-start on your engineering studies
Engineering Transfer Year One (38 credits) Complete the foundation courses necessary for your engineering degree in your fi rst year at TRU and transfer to UBC or UVic to complete your degree in biological biomedical civil chemical computer electrical environmental geological geo-technical integrated materials mechanical mining software engineering physics and other engineering specialties
Engineering Transfer Year Two Complete second year of Electrical or Computer engineering and transfer to UVic Following your second year you will then take part in a required 4-8 months Co-op term providing the opportunity to practice your engineering skills and get paid then you will transfer to the University of Victoria in third year to complete your degree
Admission to Engineering requirements
1 Pre-Calculus 11 and 12 with B (73)or better
2 Physics 11 and 12 with B (73) or better3 Chemistry 11 and 12 (highly
recommended) with B (73) 4 English 12 (73 or higher)
Computer Information Systems TechnologyDiploma (CIST)The CIST Diploma is accredited by the Canadian Information Processing Society CIST emphasizes the application of computers to the solution of business related problems The academic training combines technical and computer skills with communication skills (written and oral) and business skills Students who complete this diploma can ladder into year three of the BCS degree
Architectural andEngineering Technology Program (ARET)The Architectural and Engineering Technology Program (ARET) is a three-year diploma that emphasizes the design processes in building civil and mechanical technologies building structures municipal services electrical plumbing and HVAC (heating ventilating and AC) systems
Students will acquire problem solving skills in engineering and building design and in-depth knowledge in construction management building regulations and technical writing Courses include construction surveying architectural design fl uid mechanics mechanical and electrical design steel wood and reinforced concrete design and structural analysis
Students who complete the three-year ARET program can ladder into the Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM) degree and complete the degree after just 3 more semesters
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Faculty of Science gt trucascience
Typical Job Titlesin Computing Sciencebull Graphic Design Firmsbull Web and Flash Development Firmsbull Multimedia Design Firmsbull Print and Digital Media
Developmentbull Corporate Design and
Communicationsbull Advertising Agenciesbull Online Publishingbull Web Animation
Typical Job Titles in ARETbull Building Technologistbull Mechanical Technologistbull Civil Technologistbull Designer job captain specifi cation
writer estimator quantity surveyor or project administrator
bull Typically employed byprofessional engineer companies architects contractors manufacturers and governments
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HEALTH SCIENCES
Respiratory Therapy Diploma TRU is the only educational institution in British Columbia to offer a program in Respiratory Therapy This program is accredited by the Conjoint Committee of the Canadian Society of Respiratory Therapists and the Canadian Medical Association The program consists of two eight-month sessions of instruction at TRU followed by 47 weeks of clinical internship at accredited hospitals
The clinical year begins in June following the second academic session Clinical year students will rotate between hospitals in the interior of BC Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island Applicants must be prepared to relocate as required
Respiratory Therapy (RT) DiplomaBachelor of Health Science (BHSC)Students are admitted into the three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma program with the option to enter the four-year dual diplomadegree stream The dual diplomadegree stream allows successful students to graduate with both a three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma and a four-year Bachelor of Health Science degree within a four year period
Bachelor of Health ScienceThe Bachelor of Health Science is designed to provide Health Care diploma students and graduates the opportunity to obtain a bachelor degree
Graduates from a two-year or three-year diploma can ladder into the Bachelor of Health Science and are granted up to 60 credits for two-year diploma and up to 90 credits for a three-year diploma
Graduates from the following diploma programs have enrolled in the Bachelor of Health Science program
bull Respiratory Therapybull Dental Hygienebull Medical Radiologybull Medical Laboratory Technologybull Massage Therapybull OccupationalPhysiotherapists Assistants
Admission Requirements
Completion of a minimum two-year diploma in Health Care or related area from a recognized program and institution
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)ndash Kamloops campus (limited enrolment)
ndash Williams Lake campus (Years 1 and 2 only limited enrolment)
The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) program is a 4-year degree program (plus practicum placements) Upon completion graduates are eligible to write the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) and apply for registration with the College of Registered Nurses of British Columbia (CRNBC) to practice as a Registered Nurse (RN)
The BScN program educates students to be competent nurses to work with individuals families groups or communities from a health promotion perspective and an ethic of caring Practice experiences occur in acute care extended care and intermediate care hospitals and other community health agencies and homes with options for local regional provincial national and international practicums
Admission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 or equivalent rsaquo BC Chemistry 11 or TRU
Chemistry 0500 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo BC Biology 12 or TRU Biology 0600 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo One other BC Science at the grade 11 or 12 level C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Foundation of Math 12 or Pre-Calculus12 or TRU MATH 0600 and MATH 0610 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo English 12 or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
Practical Nursing Diplomandash Williams Lake campus
The provincial practical nursing education diploma program is a 2-year program designed to provide learners with the knowledge skills judgments and attitudes to perform to the full range of competencies as identified by the College of Licensed Practical Nurses of British Columbia (CLPNBC) The aim of the program is to prepare graduates to care for individuals and families at multiple life stages and in a variety of practice settings Upon successful completion of the program you will be eligible to write the Canadian Practical Nurse Registration Exam (CPNRE) required for licensure in BC
Admission Requirements
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalent rsaquo English 12English 12 First Nations
or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Math 11 Foundations with a C minimum grade
rsaquo Human Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nurses with a C+ minimum grade
Students have two options to meet this prerequisite
1 PNUR 1300 Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nursing OR TRU-Open Learning - HLTH 1121 Foundation Human Anatomy-Physiology for Heath Promotion
2 BIOL 1590 and BIOL 1690 Human Anatomy and Physiology OR TRU-Open Learning - BIOL 1593 and BIOL 1693 with a C minimum grade
Option 2 is recommended for students who are looking to ladder into the BScN program
Faculty of Science
School of Nursing gt trucanursing
34 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Arts
The Faculty of Arts offers exceptional opportunities for students inside and outside of the classroom to explore ideas engage communities and encounter the world
Police and Justice DiplomaThe Police and Justice Diploma prepares students for careers in Canadian policing and justice including sheriffs corrections parole and private security The program prepares graduates to have the necessary skills and knowledge required for a justice-related career Graduates may further their studies in the Bachelor of Arts Major in Criminology at TRU
Bachelor of Arts (BA)The Bachelor of Art degree is an excellent way to begin the experience of university for students who want to explore their options The BA offers a broad liberal arts education that combines a concentration in at least one discipline while ensuring a wide selection of courses as well as opportunities to incorporate other learning experiences such as Study Abroad and Co-operative Education
Associate of Arts Degree (AA)The associate arts degree is a 2-year program designed to provide an educational experience that lays a solid foundation for further study Students are required to complete a broad range of course offerings balanced with in-depth study in science
Bachelor of General Studies (BGS) (Online Only)This degree program provides a flexible structure that allows students to create their own program with as much or as little subject specialization as they want
Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS)BIS is a unique two-year program that students may enter after two years of university study or a two-year post-secondary diploma It allows students to create a customized program of study in their third and fourth years or to create new career options by completing their undergraduate degrees
Bachelor of Journalism (BJour)Students may enter this program directly from high school or after completing two years of study in the liberal arts This degree is career-oriented aimed at preparing students to become communication specialists for employment with community and daily newspapers magazines government agencies corporations and non-profit and advocacy organizations
Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA)The Fine Arts degree is a four-year program that allows students an education in the visual arts within a university context Studio courses such as Ceramics Drawing Photography Printmaking Sculpture Painting and interdisciplinary combinations of these media will be studied alongside academic disciplines ranging from Art History to English and Philosophy Gallery Studies such as Gallery Management and Curating are also available at the upper-level
What can I study in Arts at TRUMajors amp Minorsbull Communicationsbull Criminologybull Economicsbull Economic and Political Studiesbull Englishbull Geographybull Historybull Interdisciplinary Studiesbull Journalismbull Mathematicsbull Philosophybull Psychologybull Sociologybull Theatre Artsbull Visual Arts
Other Minors and Specializationsbull Anthropologybull Archaeology amp Geologybull Canadian Studiesbull Creative Writingbull Environmental Economics amp
Sustainable Developmentbull Managementbull Political Studies
Degreesbull Bachelor of Artsbull Bachelor of Fine Artsbull Bachelor of Interdisciplinary
Studiesbull Bachelor of Journalism
Diplomasbull Diploma in General Studiesbull Associate of Artsbull Fine Artsbull Police and Justicebull Visual Arts
Certificatesbull Aboriginal Studiesbull Literary and Art Historybull Modern Languagesbull Visual Arts Studio
International Opportunitiesbull AnthropologymdashEastern Europe
amp Philippinesbull Management amp Communicationmdash
Germanybull Leadership in Global Competency
Environmental Sustainability Social Media AdvantagemdashGermany
bull Geography amp JapanesemdashJapan
Co-op internship available
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Faculty of Human Social and Educational Development
Master of Education (MEd)The Master of Education program with a concentration in Educational Leadership offers thesis final project or capstone course options Designed for the working professional involved in education and for students who wish to assume positions as educational leaders and researchers or who work in education health care private industry and government
Education Requirement
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent with a minimum B average (GPA of 30 on a scale of 433) in the last 60 credits or completion of TRUrsquos Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies
Language Requirement
bull Completion of undergraduate degree at an English language university in a country where English is the primary language or
bull IELTS score of 65 (all bands) orbull A minimum TOEFL score of 88 with no
section below 20 (IBT) orbull Completion of TRU ESL level 5
Documentation Required
bull TRU Master of Education applicationbull A personal resumeacutebull A letter of intentbull Two letters of referencebull Official transcripts of all
post-secondary education
Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)The Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies (GCES) is designed to help develop the English language and academic skills to successfully meet the MEd entry requirements
The GCES is considered a standalone graduate certificate that completes qualifications for admission into TRUrsquos MEd program Students will be required to successfully complete three graduate level courses and students who require English upgrading will need to also successfully complete TRUrsquos ESL program before entering the MEd program Note Credits received in GCES do not transfer to the TRU MEd program
Bachelor of Education (BEd)The Bachelor of Education (Elementary) degree program is a two-year program which prepares students to teach in elementary schools Graduates obtain their professional teaching certificate from the Ministry of Education Teacher Regulation Branch (TRB) which qualifies the graduate to teach kindergarten to grade 12 in BC public schools Graduates can also teach in any province or territory in Canada and in many other countries
Admission Requirements
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent normally in Arts Fine Arts Mathematics Science Music or Physical Education
Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)The Bachelor of Social Work program prepares competent generalist practitioners to provide service and leadership within regional national and global contexts to achieve social justice respect for diversity and social change Employment opportunities exist in a wide variety of government and voluntary organizations such as family and childrenrsquos services child welfare mental health services hospitals womenrsquos services crisis services corrections and Aboriginal social services
Human Service DiplomaThe Human Service Diploma prepares students for careers with government or non-profit agencies that provide support and assistance to individuals coping with economic disadvantage mental health issues developmental gender and diversity issues as well as challenges such as addiction family change and involvement with the justice system
Early Childhood Education Diploma (ECE)The ECE program provides excellent learning techniques so that students can acquire the necessary knowledge and skills to become effective educators of young children Early Childhood Education is a rapidly expanding field Completion of the ECE Diploma satisfies the requirements of the Community Care Facilities Branch (CCFB) of the BC Government for a License to Practice as an Early Childhood Educator in British Columbia
Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) CertificateThe TESL Certificate is designed to provide a comprehensive course of study to prepare students to work in the ESL field nationally and internationally This one-semester program requires a previous university degree for admission It includes 195 instructional hours including a teaching practicum Upon completion students receive a TESL certificate from TRU Graduates may also apply for a second certificate from TESL Canada The components of the program introduce students to the core topics of pedagogical grammar curriculum design and instructional methodology and cross cultural studies as well as to a variety of teaching modules such as Pronunciation Skills Assessment and Evaluation and Second Language Acquisition
Program highlights
bull Accredited by TESL Canada bull Includes a supervised practicum to gain
hands-on guided classroom experiencebull Small class sizes (maximum 20 students) bull Abundant work opportunities in Canada
and around the world
What can I study in Human Social and Educational Development
Graduate
rsaquo Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)
rsaquo Master of Education Leadership
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Education (Elementary)bull Bachelor of Education
(Physical Education)bull Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)
Diploma
bull Early Childhood Educationbull Human Service Diploma
Certificate
bull Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) Post-Baccalaureate Certificate
Co-op internship available
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36 | International Program Guide Study Options
School of Trades and TechnologyTRUrsquos School of Trades and Technology has many trades training programs that result in provincial Industrial Training Authority or Red Seal Certification The instructors at TRU are some of the best in BC Canada and beyond As the economy struggles there is no better time to complete your trades training so that you will be ahead of the curve and ready when the economy turns around
What can I study in Trades and Technology at TRU
bull Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (online only)
bull Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)
bull Diploma in Water Treatment Technology
Foundation and Apprenticeship Training
bull Automotive Service Technicianbull Carpenterbull Commercial Transport Vehicle Mechanic
Technicianbull Electricianbull Heavy Duty Mechanicbull Gasfittingbull InboardOutboard Mechanicbull Plumbingbull Welding
Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)The BTTM degree program provides technologists with the knowledge and skills necessary to become effective project leaders supervisors and managers in organizations within a changing business and technical environment
Admission Requirements
A two or three-year diploma in technology or equivalent
Students who complete the two-year Water Treatment Technology Program or the three-year Architectural and Engineering Technology program (ARET) can ladder into the BTTM
Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (BTTTL) (Online Only)
This new program the only one of its kind in Canada builds upon the candidatersquos trades or technology qualifications It is aimed at allowing certified tradespeople and technologists to gain the business and leadership knowledge needed for management and other advanced positions
WATER amp WASTEWATER PROGRAMSWater sustains life Now you can help sustain our precious water supplies Gain job-ready skills to protect drinking water quality safeguard water resources and ensure the sustainability of the water supplies that are crucial to public health and the environment Canada and the World are facing shortages of educated and trained water and wastewater operatorsmdashyoursquoll be in demand upon graduation
Certificate in Water amp Wastewater UtilitiesThe Certificate is an entry-level training and education program in the operation and maintenance of Water and Wastewater Treatment Distribution and Collection systems The Certificate requirements are a successful completion of 12 courses 6 per term total of 36 credits to graduate This program ladders into the Water Treatment Technology Diploma Program
Schedule Term 1 August 17 to December 18 2015 Term 2 January 4 to May 09 2016
Water amp Wastewater Technology DiplomaTRU Water and Wastewater Diploma is a two-year four semester program
The diploma prepares students to operate and maintain water and wastewater treatment distribution re-use and disposal facilities as well as how to monitor source water quality This program is designed to educate students in chemistry microbiology mathematics mechanical and electrical systems instrumentation and treatment technologies as they are applied in the water industry Students will also study environmental law occupational health and safety communications and utility management
During the hands-on practical trainingmdashstudents will be trained in the operation maintenance troubleshooting of water systems at the state-of-the-art Kamloops Centre for Water Quality
Students can choose to exit the program after completion of the first year of studies with a Certificate in Water and Wastewater Utilities or complete the entire Diploma This program also ladders into the Bachelors of Technology the Bachelor of
Trades and Technology Leadership or the Bachelor of General Studies at TRU
Admission Requirement
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalentbull Math 11 Foundations or MATH 0410
and 0520 or equivalentbull Chemistry 11 and Biology 11 are
recommendedbull Meet TRUrsquos minimum English
language requirements
For further information please contact Satwinder Paul Program Coordinator spaultruca
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A When to ApplyPlease note the following application deadlines Late applications will be considered if space is availableWinter January semester
Application deadline October 15Summer May semester
Application deadline February 15Fall September semester
Application deadline May 31
B How to Apply1 Application
Complete all information on the application form For faster processing complete application online at truworldca
2 Program Selection Mark your program choices clearly
3 Transcripts With this application submit official transcripts (or certified copies) of your secondary school grades and any post-secondary institutions you have attended Transcripts must be officially translated into English You may scan and email or fax the transcripts for faster processing but originals must be presented on arrival to TRU Otherwise you will not be allowed to register for courses at TRU
4 Application Fee A non-refundable application fee of CDN$100 must accompany your application
5 Send Send your completed application form school transcripts and application fee to International Admissions at iapplytruca
C Next Steps1 Processing
Your application will be processed within five working days
2 Pre-Acceptance TRU will send a pre-acceptance letter indicating(a) the program to which you
have been accepted and (b) any conditions of your acceptance
3 Submit You should submit the required fees for your first semester of study (as outlined in your pre-acceptance letter)
4 Final Acceptance Upon receiving payment of tuition and general fees TRU will send an official letter of acceptance
5 Housing Either make arrangements with the accommodation directly or used the TRU World service to secure your room Students must pay a C$150 accommodation application fee when using the service with TRU World
6 Student VISA Use your official TRU letter of acceptance to apply to the nearest Canadian Embassy or Consulate for a student visa
7 Airport Pickup Note Airport pick up only available at the Kamloops airport Additional charges may apply
D Paymentbull Fees may be paid by credit card (Visa
Mastercard American Express) bank draft or bank transfer You can also make payments through our online secure payment facility at truworldca
bull If paying by bank draft bank wire transfer or money order copy of the financial document must be attached
bull Please make your bank draft or money order payable to Thompson Rivers University
bull Bank transfer details Thompson Rivers University Acct 1105-935 Transit 07200 Swift Code BOFMCAM2 Bank of Montreal (BMO) 101Fndash1180 Columbia Street West Kamloops BC Canada V2C 6R6
Send a copy of the wire transfer receipt to iapplytruca
E Send Applications toInternational Admissions Thompson Rivers University 900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8
Tel +12508285252 Fax +12503715513
Email iapplytruca
TRU Refund PolicyStudents should familiarize themselves with TRUrsquos refund policy prior to submitting payment for their studies
International students who
(a) Withdraw prior to the start of instruction will receive a 50 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced the balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(b) Withdraw in the first or second week of instruction will receive a 25 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced The balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(c) Withdraw after the second week of instruction will receive no refund of tuition A forfeit of the semester tuition and general fees will be implemented if we are not advised of a request for refund or deferral
(d) Withdraw due to a failure to obtain a student permit prior to arrival at TRU will be entitled to a full refund of tuition and general fees invoiced less a CDN$200 administration fee Students must notify TRU in writing and provide documentation prior to the start of the semester (the original letter from the Canadian Embassy stating the reasons the visa was denied is requiredmdashno photocopies scans or faxes are accepted) Total non-refundable including application fee of CDN$100 is CDN$300
(e) New students who wish to defer the start of their first semester of study to a future semester may do so only twice and up to a maximum of one calendar year (ie a student accepted to the fall semester may defer until the next fall semester but not beyond) Continuing students who wish to defer their admission must do so before the beginning of the semester Once the deferral has expired students will need to reapply if they wish to recommence studies at a later date Deferral must be requested in writing and sent to iapplytruca prior to the start of the semester Once instruction begins policies (b) and (c) above apply
(f ) Withdrawal for Medical ReasonsmdashApart from the policy outlined for international students there is no provision for a medical refund outside this policy For continuing students who are required to withdraw for medical reasons we encourage the student to visit their Academic Advisor and fill in a ldquoComplete Program Withdraw Formrdquo This allows the student to withdraw from a course or program without obtaining a ldquoDNC (Did Not Complete)rdquo on their academic record
Application Instructions
Online Interactive Brochure wwwi-studentglobalcomtru
Thompson Rivers University900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8T +12508285252 bull F +12503715513Inquiries welcometruca bull Applications iapplytruca
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International Program Guide About TRU | 5
DistanceOpen LearningThompson Rivers University brings education directly to you through its Open Learning Division (TRU-OL) Now you canget the benefi t of a traditional university education in anon-traditional way
As British Columbiarsquos leading online and distance education provider TRU-OL off ers over 590 courses and 57 programs Students can complete just one course or an entire degree diploma or certifi cate by studying online or by distanceat a pace and place that suits their lifestyle On-campus students can enroll in Open Learning and develop a more fl exible schedule that helps them balance full- or part-time work with their studies
International Studentsbull Open Learning off ers more choice and fl exibility in your
semester schedulebull Complete courses towards your degree before you arrive
to study on campus saving both time and money
How to RegisterRegister online or call Open Learning Student Services
Student Services Advisors help students develop educational plans and provide assistance identifying prerequisites and entrance requirements for specifi c programs transferring credit and assessing informal credit based on prior work experience Once enrolled in a program each student is assigned a personal Program Advisor who provides support for program planning and course selection
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Visit truopenca for more informationon TRU Open Learning programs and courses
6 | International Program Guide Campus Life
Student ClubsThere are many student clubs associations and activity programs on theTRU campus
International Days Festival (IDays)International Days is a unique week-long campus-wide celebration of cultures from around the world Learn about the diversity at TRU and share information about your own culture Join our celebration with food music and dance International Days is held every year in February or March
bull Bangladesh Clubbull Campus Radio ldquoThe Xrdquobull Chinese Student and Scholars
Associationbull French Clubbull India Clubbull Intercultural Councilbull International Soccer Clubbull International Student Activity
Program (ISAP)bull Japanese Clubbull Latin Club
bull Muslim Student Associationbull Nihongo Clubbull Omega Student Newspaperbull Pakistan Clubbull Pan-African Clubbull Russian Speakers Clubbull Saudi Clubbull Sports and Recreationbull Taiwanese Clubbull TRU Student Unionbull Vietnamese Club
John There are tons of ways you can get involved at TRU Getting involved through various clubs and social events at TRU has allowed me to meet people and make friends outside of my program that I might never have gotten the chance to
Visit trusuca for a list of more clubs and to fi nd out more about the TRU Student Union
Like us on facebook facebookcomTRUIDays
Watch International Days videos on our playlist ldquoInternational Days at Thompson Rivers Universityrdquo on our channel mytruworld
STUDENT CLUBS
CAMPUS RADIO
INTERNATIONAL DAYS
CAMPUS LIFE
International Program Guide Campus Life | 7
International Student Activity Program (ISAP)TRU ISAP is an activity program that provides international students with educational fun and exciting activities each semester
bull meet new peoplebull explore the Kamloops areabull experience Canadian culturebull get involved in planning and organizing activitiesbull try new activities
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Varsity AthleticsOur campus features extensive athletic facilities including a sports complex and stadium with an Olympic-sized swimming pool jacuzzi saunas two fully equipped fi tness centres extensive indoor track and court facilities and a FIFA-approved artifi cial grass stadium
TRU off ers a comprehensive varsity athletics program as well as extensive intramural and club sports
WolfPack Varsity Teams
Intramural Sports amp RecreationJust for the fun of it TRU Recreation off ers fun games events tournaments trips and more By getting involved yoursquoll make your university experience memorable meet new friends and facenew challenges
Off -Campus SportsKamloops off ers top-level coaching and club competition in many diff erent sports including swimming rowing track amp fi eld rugby fi gure skating football gymnastics and skiing Students interested in competitiveclub sports can attend TRU while pursuing their sport off campus
Athletic ScholarshipsThe TRU International Student Athletic Scholarship (ISAS) is intended for international students of outstanding sporting ability who qualify for one of TRUrsquos varsity teams
Some activities include
bull horseback ridingbull volleyballbull skiingsnowboardingbull ice skatingbull ice hockeybull tobogganingbull soccerbull games nightbull swimmingbull curlingbull basketballbull badminton
bull golfbull ldquoMusic in the Parkrdquobull white water raftingbull wine toursbull indoor rock climbingbull billiardsbull canoeingkayakingbull bikingbull TRU Survivorsbull shopping tripsbull outdoor theatrebull camping
bull baseball (men)bull soccer (men and women)bull basketball (men and women)bull volleyball (men and women)bull hockey (men)
bull badminton (co-ed)bull curlingbull cross-country running (co-ed)bull cheerleadingbull swimming
Andrey ISAP is my Kamloops family
TRU Moose Check out a WolfPack game at Thompson Rivers University trucaathletics
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ITY
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8 | International Program Guide Campus Life
Study AbroadInternational OpportunitiesEnhance your degree and your university experience Make your degree stand out and incorporate an international experience into your studies Yoursquoll broaden your perspective expand your job opportunities have funmdashand it can count towards your degree
Student Exchange
Through an extensive network of international partnerships TRU off ers a comprehensive student exchange program There is no better teacher than life experience and no better classroom than the world
Study for one or two semesters in another country and have those credits applied toward your TRU degree Currently there are opportunities at more than 220 institutions in over 40 countries
Herersquos why you should go
bull Showcase experience on your resumebull Become a future global leaderbull Take a step toward personal and academic goalsbull Discover new opportunitiesbull Travel the world
Create your own experience at TRU
bull Earn credit towards your degreebull Financial support is providedbull Apply to become a Study Abroad Ambassadorbull Open to Canadian and international studentsbull Earn recognition toward TRUrsquos Global
Competency Certifi cate
Our Study Abroad program gives students a leading edge in an increasingly interconnected world
All you need to do is fi nd a program and apply
Field Schools
bull Earn course credit in international fi eld schoolsmdashcourses run from two to six weeks
bull Step outside of the classroom with a TRU fi eld schoolto experience hands-on learning
bull TRU operates a number of specialized fi eld schools which are unique in terms of location course content program length and cost Field schools normally run from two to six weeks in length and operate between the months of May through August
bull Some fi eld school courses are open to students across a wide range of programs and off er course credit that can be applied to your degree program
Short Term Summer Programs
Yet another great way to travel and experience another culture - for credit Many of our Bilateral exchange partners run 2 3 4 and 6 week programs which students can participate during the months of May June and July These short-term programs typically cover accommodation some meals and cultural activities Students still register at TRU for one or two courses and pay tuition to TRU All other fees are paid directly to the partner school
These summer programs transfer back to 1 or 2 courses at TRU following approval from a Program Advisor If you are not sure about diving into a full semester abroad let this short-term experience be the testing ground to get your feet wet
TRUrsquos Global Competency Certifi cate
Your international and intercultural experiences will be recognized by TRU Our new Global Competency Certifi cate allows students to document their global and intercultural experiencesmdashfrom Study Abroad or learning a second language to volunteer workmdashand earn formal recognition on their offi cial TRU transcript Create your own global experience at TRU and we will help you add it to your resume See page 23 for details
TRUStudyAbroad Ambassador of the week Skye Hines went to Universiteacute Rennes 2 in France for a Bachelor of Arts This could be you myTRU mobility StudyAbroad
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10 | International Program Guide Campus Life
International Training CentreFor over 25 years Thompson Rivers University has been delivering customized training programs of the highest calibre and the professional development we provide to educators (from kindergarten to post-secondary levels) has
earned us world-wide recognition Our intensive short-term programs are strategically balanced to maximize every opportunity for instruction while allowing participants enough time to gain an appreciation of Canadian culture and participate in carefully selected activities The result is a rich and rewarding experience that will last a life time
Summer Language and Cultural ImmersionOur three and four-week open-registration programs provide students with a learner-centred environment that enables them to acquire English through listening speaking and active participation in a rich educational environment The program combines English-language training with cultural activities Participants stay with local families which provides a full immersion experience
Programs include the following
bull Homestay accommodations (meals included)bull Pick up and drop off at Kamloops Airportbull Orientation to TRUrsquos campus and the city of Kamloopsbull Free wireless internet on campusbull Support of instructors in the classroom and during activitiesbull Costs of all scheduled cultural and recreational activities
Customized ProgramsTRU develops many customized technical training programs in areas such as health trades and technology and tourism to name a few TRU has particular strengths in specialized English as a Second Language (ESL) training ESL study tours ESL for specifi c purposes such as ESLBusiness ESLTourism and ESLNursing
Not only can program content be customized but so can many other program attributes such as location of delivery(TRU campus or clients home country) guest speakers accommodations and educationalcultural activities
Programs include the following
bull Customized instruction delivered in Canadaandor in the clientrsquos home country
bull Cultural benefi ts such as guest speakerssite visits and community placements
bull Recreational activities such as golf fi shing hikinghorseback riding and skiing
bull Choice of homestay or dormitory accommodationbull A complete range of support services including
support in the participantrsquos native language
Professional Development for Teachers of English as a Foreign LanguageThis program provides participants with the knowledge and skills they need to excel in their fi eld Program content can be adapted for elementary middle school high school and post-secondary applications In addition length of programs can be customized from two to eight weeks or longer depending on the requirements of the client
Professional Development for Teachers of English as a Foreign Language is comprised of four modules Instructional Methodology Instructional Techniques English for Educators and Cultural Studies
Executive Leadership Training for PrincipalsThis customized program for principals and vice-principals focuses on skills development in educational leadership through training and professional placements The program addresses curriculum development external relations innovative delivery methods human resource issues and planning
Other Language and Culture Programsbull Winter 4-Week Language and Culture Embrace a Canadian
winter while experiencing many parts of culture such as a hockey game tubing skiingsnowboarding and curling
bull Wild Wild West Experience the life of a cowboy while developing your English skills Highlights include visiting a working ranch where you can ride a horse learn to lasso go on a hay ride visit a cowboy museum and listen to cowboys tell campfi re stories Included is a trip to historic Barkerville a fully restored Gold Rush town from the 1800s
bull Business English and Golf for Professionals Kamloops has 13 award-winning golf courses and was voted ldquoNumber One Golf Destination in Canadardquo Personalized golf lessons will be provided
bull ESL and SkiingSnowboarding Increase your English profi ciency while developing skiingsnowboarding skills in a world-class destination at Sun Peaks Resort
For more information please see ITCrsquos Program Guide truworldcaitc
International Program Guide Campus Life | 11
Transnational Programs Transnational programs allow students in partner institutions to partiallymdashor in some cases totallymdashcomplete TRU program requirements at their home institutions Students often transfer to TRU to complete their studies at the conclusion of which they can earn the appropriate degree or diploma awarded by TRU Currently TRU has more than 40 partner institutions in countries such as China Colombia India Korea Mexico New Zealand Turkey United Arab Emirates USA and Vietnam
Study a TRU programat a partner institution(Accreditation Program)
There are more than 1300 students enrolled in TRU programs delivered at partner institutions Current programming areas include Business and Computing Science All of these programs are based on an accreditation model where TRU works with partner institutions to deliver TRU programs in the partnersrsquo home countries
Transfer credits towards a degree at TRU(Articulation Program)
Articulation agreements allow students from partner institutions to seamlessly transfer the credits earned at their home institutions into TRU programs Current programming areas include Arts Business Science Computing Science Tourism and Technology Management
Pathway towards a Canadianuniversity degree at TRU(Pathway Program)
TRU partners with high schools and English language schools These linkages create pathways for qualifi ed students to complete their preparatory studies and then transfer smoothly to university studies at TRU
Have a study abroad experience at TRU(Visiting Student Program)
This program provides students with a study abroad opportunity in Canada The program includes intensive English language courses andor university academic courses drawn from TRUrsquos existing suite of academic courses or TRU can develop a customized suite of courses to meet the needs of a cohort group in a specifi c program area All the courses in this program may be counted towards university credits at TRU partner institutions
For more information visittruworldcatransnational
TRU GRADUATION CEREMONY IN CHINA
SIGNING CEREMONY
TRU GRADUATION CEREMONY IN INDIA
GRADUATION CEREMONY AT TRU
12 | International Program Guide Campus Life
L to R Tracy Barth Lorna Hutchinson Ornella Falsetta Carol Ryujin-Kawa Jean Linteris and Leslie Matthews Not picturedL Jody Peddle
Back Amit Goel (Hindi Punjabi Urdu) Rika Kimura (Japanese) Sultan Almajil (Arabic) Reuben Onyango (Swahili) Tatyana Dikaryeva (Russian Ukrainian)
Front Staff en Liu-Calver (Mandarin) Eric Kim (Korean) and Teresa Wei (Mandarin)
Barb Smith Keisha Morong and Verlinda Wale
InternationalStudent ServicesInternational Admissions bull Six full-time offi cers for
international admissionsbull Application processing within one week
under normal circumstancesbull Personalized response to inquiries
and follow-up questionsbull Admissions advising on specifi c
program requirements
InternationalAcademic Advisingbull Four full-time international
academic advisorsbull Course planning before you
arrive on campusbull Individual advising and course planning
each semesterbull Monitoring of academic performance and
counselling supportbull Academic success guidance
and workshops
Susie My academic advisors were great in helping me plan my courses they really facilitated my career goals and interests to help me choose a program and major which best suited me
For more info emailapplications to iapplytrucaor Apply online atregtruworldcaorderformasp
InternationalStudent Advisorsbull Multilingual teambull Personal counselling and assistance on
all aspects of student life in Canada including housing visa application and settlement services
bull Orientation and welcome servicesincluding airport receptioncity tours and peer programs
International Program Guide Campus Life | 13
Research at TRUFinding Tiny Solutions to Huge ProblemsJonathan Van Hamme PhD Associate Professor Department of Biological Sciences
Dr Van Hamme and his team are developing microscopic clean up crews through bioremediationmdashthe use of microbes to break down pollutants By studying microbes with bioactive qualities on a genetic level and learning precisely what makes their taste for toxins tick this researcher is working to develop strategies to enhance their natural abilities to clean up environmental pollutants
Advancing the Battle Against Drug Resistant BacteriaKingsley Donkor PhD Associate Professor Department of Chemistry
One very promising area of research is into lantibioticsmdashsubstances that not only show remarkable effectiveness against many forms of bacteria but also have a promising ability to thwart the development of resistance Donkor is working to discover the precise way in which lantibiotics destroy bacterial cells so that he can use that knowledge to develop new and even more effective lantibiotic substances
Searching for SuperheroesNaowarat (Ann) Cheeptham PhD Associate Professor Department of Biological Sciences
TRU microbiologist Dr Naowarat (Ann) Cheeptham is going to extremes in her search for new sources of antibiotics to fight multi-drug-resistant bacteria Working with an expert cave explorer to collect microorganisms from some of Canadarsquos most remote extreme cave habitats she and her team of graduate and undergraduate researchers are testing hundreds of these tough adaptable bacteria for potential antibiotic superpowers
14 | International Program Guide Campus Life
TRU Moose Co-op students can receive academic credit for co-op work terms
Work Options forInternational StudentsInternational Students are eligible to work on- and off -campus while studying full-time and qualify for full-time work permitafter graduation
Work During Your Studiesbull Work up to 20 hours per week while studyingbull Work full-time during scheduled breaks
bull Opportunities on- and off -campus
Co-operative EducationCo-operative education combines academic studies with paid work experience Students alternate between terms of full-time study and full-time employment
Co-op Advantages
bull Get paid career-related work experience while studyingbull Earn academic credits and transcript distinctionbull Maximize job opportunities upon graduationbull Choose from co-ops in Kamloops and across Canadabull TRU Co-op offi ce prepares students for interviews and help to
fi nd job placements bull Choose to work between one and up to fi ve semesters
Average Co-op salary
Program Discipline Average Monthly Salary
BBA C$2400
Science C$2800
Electronics C$2700
IT C$3000
Sample Co-op schedule (based on working 5 co-op semesters)
Co-op requirements and fees
bull Co-op work term fee of C$1400 (Co-op fee waived for students who do not fi nd employment)
bull Student applies for Co-op after completion of fi rst yearbull GPA determines acceptancebull Must complete COOP 1000 course on resume writing and
nterviewing skills after accepted to Co-op programbull Enter work semester after completing 50 of academic programbull Under graduate programs only See pages 20-21 for eligible programs
Work After GraduationInternational students graduating from a Canadian post-secondary institution are eligible to remain in Canada to work Students completing a minimum two-year program of study may be eligible to work for up to three years
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Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5
September to
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Academic Semester
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Academic Semester
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International Program Guide Campus Life | 15
16 | International Program Guide Campus Life
Student Housingamp AccommodationLive on campus as part of a vibrant active community of students at the TRU Residence (ldquoTRU Rezrdquo) or On Campus Housing (ldquoMcGillrdquo) Be minutes away from your classes campus amenities and the Tournament Capital Centre
TRU Student Residence The 11-storey TRU Rez has some of the best views in the city Each of the 570 private bedrooms include a desk chair double bed phone TV and lamp Floors are co-ed but two- and four-bedroom suites with shared kitchenette and washroom are either all female or all male
Applications are accepted on a fi rst-come fi rst-served basis First year students enrolled in a degree or diploma program are guaranteed a room for September if application is received before March
2 Bedroom Plan 4 Bedroom Plan
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International Program Guide Campus Life | 17
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McGill On Campus HousingMcGill housing off ers 300 self-contained bedrooms in four-bedroom ldquoquadrdquo units in three buildings Each all-female or all-male quad contains a shared kitchenette washroom and common area with access to a central building for study and recreation Applications will be accepted on a fi rst-come fi rst-served basis
bull Rooms have private outside entrances some have city viewsbull Rooms include bed desk sink kitchen with microwave double burner hot
plate and fridgebull Central building has coin-operated laundry bike storage mail big screen
TV BBQ deck pool tables free wireless internet and study areabull Regular social activities plannedbull Fees include utilities (heat hot water electricity)bull Internet cable TV and phone hookups availablebull On-site management and 24 hourday securitybull Parking available for an extra feebull Two blocks to shopping grocery runs once a week
Off Campus Housinggt trucaserviceshousingoff campus
Homestay Live with a Canadian FamilyManaged by TRU World staff TRUrsquos homestay program off ers a great opportunity for students to experience Canadian culture and practice English by living with Canadian families or individuals More than 450 carefully selected Canadian homestay providers participate in this program
Homestay Advantages
bull A private furnished bedroombull Three meals per day and snacksbull Care and support of a Canadian familybull Share your culturebull Practice English in real life situations
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Facts About Canadabull Second largest country in the world
bull 35 million people
bull Ten provinces three territories
bull Top UN ranking
bull Multicultural 1 in 6 is a new immigrant
bull Officially bilingual (English and French) but over 200 languages spoken
bull Provinces are responsible for education
Facts About Kamloopsbull Modern safe and comfortable
city of almost 100000bull Vibrant cultural lifebull Over 200 lakes nearbybull Many golf coursesbull Spectacular natural settingbull Affordable cost of livingbull Wide range of outdoor city
and campus activitiesbull 35 hour drive or 45 minute flight
from Vancouverbull 45 minute drive to Sun Peaks Resort
one of North Americarsquos top-ranked ski and snowboard resorts where the Austrian National Ski Team practices Sun Peaks Named Top Two in Best Canadian Ski Destinations by Canadian Living Magazine
bull Exceptional climate
rsaquo 1 in Canada for beautiful summers rsaquo 2 for warmest spring rsaquo 2 for driest city climate rsaquo 2 for most sunny days
in warm months rsaquo 2040 hours of sunshine per year rsaquo Median high temperature 21degC
Facts About TRUbull Founded in 1970 TRU is a public
degree-granting universitybull Almost 13000 students on campus
during Fall and Winter semestersbull More than 1750 international students
from over 85 countriesbull 17000 distance studentsbull TRU is in the heart of Kamloops within
walking distance of everything you need
bull 11 Aboriginal students bull Average class sizemdash1st year
39 students 4th year 20 students bull U-PASS for students provides access
to the Kamloops transit system and free access to the on-campus Canada Games swimming pool
Bruce Excellent School Excellent Faculty
TRU Moose Kamloops is amazing for its ability to accommodate a variety of sports and activities From snowboarding to waterskiing you can try it all
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20 | International Program Guide Study Options
TRU Master Degrees and Graduate Studies Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
MBA Foundation amp Graduate Certifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) 24 8 months SeptJanMay
Master of Business Administration 24 1 year Sept
Graduate Certifcate in Education Studies (GCES) 35 4 months + ESL SeptMay
Master of Education Leadership 35 30 credits Sept
Master of Science Environmental Science 31 2 years SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Accounting 25 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Business Administration 25 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Finance 25 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Human Resource Management 25 51 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in International Business 25 54 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Marketing 26 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in New Venture Creation 26 51 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Supply Chain Management 26 60 credits SeptJanMay
Teaching English as a Second Language Certifi cate (TESL) 35 4 months SeptJanMay
TRU Undergraduate Degrees Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Bachelor of ArtsMajors Communications Economics English Geography History Interdisciplinary Studies Journalism Mathematics Philosophy Psychology Sociology Theatre Arts Visual Arts
34 4 years SeptJanMay C
Bachelor of Business AdministrationMajors Accounting Economics Finance Human Resource Management International Business Marketing New Venture Creation Information Technology
27 4 years SeptJanMay C
Double Degreebull Bachelor of Business Administration amp Bachelor of Computing Science
32 5 years SeptJanMay C
Bachelor of Computing Science 32 4 years SeptJan C
Bachelor of Education - Elementary 35 5 years Sept P
Bachelor of Fine Arts 34 4 years SeptJan
Bachelor of Heath Science 33 4 years SeptJan C
Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies 34 4 years SeptJan C
Bachelor of Journalism 34 4 years Sept P
Bachelor of Natural Resource Science 31 4 years Sept C
Bachelor of ScienceMajors Animal Biology Chemistry Chemical Biology Cellular Molecular amp Microbial Biology Ecology amp Environmental Biology Environmental Chemistry Computing Science Mathematics Mathematical Sciences Physics Statistics
31 4 years SeptJanMay C
Bachelor of Science in Nursing 33 4 years Sept P
Bachelor of Social Work 35 4 years Sept P
Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management 36 4 years SeptJan
Bachelor of Tourism Management 28 4 years SeptJanMay C
Engineering ndash First amp Second Year Transfer 32 1ndash2 years Sept C
Forestry ndash First amp Second Year Transfer 31 1ndash2 years Sept
Complete Program Listing for International StudentsSTUDY OPTIONS
20 | International Program Guide
International Program Guide Study Options | 21
TRU Diploma Programs Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Accounting Technician 2 years Sept
Adventure Guide 30 2 years Sept C
Adventure Management 30 2 years Sept C
Architectural amp Engineering Technology 32 3 years Sept
Associate of Arts 34 2 years SeptJanMay
Associate of Science 2 years SeptJanMay
Computer Information Systems Technology 32 2 years SeptJan C
Early Childhood Education 35 2 years Sept
Events amp Conventions Management 28 2 years Sept
Management 2 years Sept C
Practical Nursing (Williams Lake campus only) 33 2 years TBD P
Police amp Justice 34 2 years Sept
Resort amp Hotel Management 28 2 years Sept P
Respiratory Therapy 33 3 years Sept P
Sports Event Management 28 2 years Sept P
Tourism Management 28 2 years SeptJanMay P
Visual Arts 2 years Sept
Water amp Wastewater Technology 36 2 Years Sept
January intake may be available but course sequencing would prevent completion in 4 semesters
TRU Certifi cate Programs Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Aboriginal Tourism 1 year Sept
Adventure Sports 30 1 year Sept
Culinary Arts 30 16 months JanAug
English as a Second or Additional Language (ESALESL) 22 1ndash25 years SeptJanMay
Literary amp Art History 1 year SeptJan
Modern Languages 1 year SeptJan
Visual Arts Studio 1 year SeptJan
Water amp Wastewater Utilities 1 year August
TRU University Prep amp Student Development Length Intakes Co-op (C)Practicum (P)
Adult Basic Education amp BC Adult Graduation Diploma NA JanMaySept
English as a Second Language NA JanMaySept
University Preparation Courses NA JanMaySept
Note All course and admission information subject to change
trucacalendar
STUDY OPTIONS
International Program Guide | 21
22 | International Program Guide Study Options
English Language Programs
The TRU Advantagebull English Placement Test (EPT) available upon arrivalbull IELTS and TOEFL scores acceptedbull Academic ESL designed to help prepare for university contextbull Can combine ESL and Academic courses for credit in levels 4 and 5bull 20 hours of classroom instruction per week plus language labs
and activitiesbull Access to International Student Activity Program (ISAP)
Each of the fi ve levels of TRUrsquos ESL Program take one semesterto complete
Students with no offi cial test score will take an English Placement Test (EPT) upon arrival at TRU and will be placed in the appropriate level of English language study as indicated in the chart below
If a student has an offi cial test score they may choose to enter ESL or academic courses without taking the TRU English Placement Test See chart to the right
Note In order to guarantee registration for the courses you want please submit your English test scores one month before arriving at TRU
Admission RequirementsEnglish Profi ciency
bull Completion of the TRU ESL Program allows direct entry to academic study
bull TRU accepts test scores for the following English profi ciency exams TOEFL IELTS MELAB CanTEST
bull The Cambridge CAE (Certifi cate in Advanced English) and CPE (Certifi cate of Profi ciency in English) will also be considered for direct entry into academic programs
Academic Requirements
bull Secondary school completion (high school graduation)
bull Other requirements vary by program please consult International Admissions for detailed requirements for specifi c programs at iapplytruca
Minimum Age Students must be at least 17 years oldSee inside back cover for application instructions
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Direct entry into Academic Study
Academic Study requirementsIELTS 65+ with no bands below 60TOEFL iBT 88+ with no section below 20TOEFL PBT 570+ TWE 45+MELAB 81+CanTEST 45+ with no component score below 40CAEL Overall 70+ no subtest below 60TRU Level 5 completion
Direct entry to Level 5 ESL
2 ESL Courses + 3 Academic Courses Level 5 completion = Direct Entry to Academic StudyLevel 5 Entry requirements
IELTS 60+ with no band below 55TOEFL iBT 80+TOEFL PBT 550 - 569 TWE 40+MELAB 77+CanTEST 40+ with no component score below 40CAEL Overall 60+ no subtest below 50TRU Level 4
Direct entry to Level 4 ESL
4 ESL Courses + 1 Academic Course Level 4 completion = Direct Entry to Level 5 ESLLevel 4 Entry requirements
IELTS 55+ with no band below 50TOEFL iBT 71+TOEFL PBT 530 - 549MELAB 74+CanTEST 40+ with no component score below 35CAEL Overall 50+ no subtest below 40TRU ESL level 3
Direct entry to Level 3 ESL
5 ESL CoursesLevel 3 completion = Direct entry to Level 4 ESL + ESL Intermediate Certifi cate awardLevel 3 Entry requirements
IELTS 50+TOEFL iBT 61+TOEFL PBT 500 - 529MELAB 69+CanTEST 35+CAEL Overall 40+TRU ESL level 2
Direct entry to Level 2 ESL
Level 2 ESL 5 ESL CoursesLevel 2 completion = Direct entry to level 3 ESL + ESL Foundations Certifi cate awardLevel 2 Entry requirements
TRU English Placement Test is required for entry
Direct entry to Level 1 ESL
5 ESL CoursesLevel 1 completion = Direct entry to level 2 ESLTRU English Placement Test requiredSuggested Entry requirement TOEFL iBT 20
TOEFL Exam FormatsTOEFL iBT = Internet-Based TestTOEFL PBT = Paper Based Test
TRU is a leader in ESL education for university and college students Our ESL program is designed to provide specifi c and appropriate language training for students who plan to proceed to post-secondary study focusing on English for academic purposes Our students come from around the world and we look forward to meeting you
ESL Bridging Certifi cates
Each requires completion of Level 4 one ESL electiveand two specifi c academic courses
bull English and Sciencesbull English and Liberal Arts
bull English and Fine Artsbull English and Business
International Program Guide Study Options | 23
International Baccalaureate (IB)The IB diploma is accepted for admission to TRU Transfer credit will be granted for higher level courses completed with a score of 5 or higher Students have the option to decline the transfer credit if they wish to complete the course(s) at the University
To transfer credits to Arts Business or Science you must have
1 Official IB transcript2 HL courses only3 Grade of 5 6 or 7For a complete list of the IB transfer credits please go to trucaadmissionshs-studentsib
Official transcripts must be sent to the Admissions Office directly from the testing centre Transcripts can be requested from
International Baccalaureate New York Attn Transcripts 475 Riverside Drive Suite 240 New York NY 10115 Phone 2126964464
Advanced Placement (AP) Exams through the College BoardAP exams will be accepted for admission to TRU Transfer credit is granted for approved subjects passed with a grade of a subject grade of 4 or higher Official transcripts must be provided from the College Board Students may choose to repeat a course at TRU by forfeiting the credit To transfer credits you must have
bull Official AP transcriptbull Grade of 4 or 5For more information on transfer credit to arts science or business programs at TRU visit trucaadmissionshs-studentsstandingcb
General Certificate of Educational Studies (GCE)Students completing their GCE will be considered for admission on a combination of factors For admission to TRU you will need
bull A minimum of two Advanced (A) level courses and two Advanced Subsidiary (AS) level courses or
bull A minimum of two A-level courses and three Ordinary (O) level subjects
bull Completion of O-levels (University Preparation courses will need to be completed at TRU)
GCE Advanced Level (A-Level Exams) transfer creditTransfer credit is granted for approved A-level courses passed with a grade of an A or B Official transcripts must be provided to receive transfer credit (Check the BC Transfer Guide to see the specific TRU credit for the identified AP and IB courses) Students may choose to repeat a course at TRU by forfeiting the credit To transfer credits you must have
1 Official GCE transcript2 A-Level courses only3 Grade of A or BFor more information on transfer credit to arts science or business programs at TRU visit trucaadmissionshs-studentsstandingalevel
DAADTRU will accept the DAAD language test with a minimum B2 level as proof of meeting the English Language requirement for Visiting International Students only Students will be required to take the English Placement Test on arrival only as guidance for counselors in the event students may need more English language support
General Education Development (GED) TestThe GED is accepted high school equivalent for admission to TRU under the following conditions
bull Must be 17 years of agebull Will need IELTS scorebull Will need to take Accuplacer Math
assessment at TRU
Transfer CreditTRU will accept college and university transfer credit Official transcripts and detailed course outlines must be provided to receive transfer credit
bull Transfer credit assessment is done once the student has been admitted to TRU and submitted official transcripts and course outlines
bull A maximum of 50 of any program will be recognized outside of TRU
bull International Admissions will assess a studentrsquos formal learning from other accredited post-secondary institutions
bull TRU will give transfer credit whenever possible total will differ depending on program
International Accreditations and Transfer Credit
RECOGNIZING FUTURE GLOBAL LEADERSThe TRU Global Competency Certificate allows students to earn formal recognition for their intercultural and international experiencesmdashfrom Study Abroad to learning a second language to volunteer work
Global Competency is a credential that can be earned in tandem with any credit programmdashundergraduate or graduatemdashoffered by Thompson Rivers University
The program uses a portfolio approach that allows each student to track a number of different educational and personal experiences
How Do I Earn ItTo earn this credential a student must
1 Attend an Orientation session2 Sign up for GLBL1000 3 Earn and compile points4 Submit a portfolio to the Centre for
Student Engagement office OM1468
Global Competency
24 | International Program Guide Study Options
School of Business and EconomicsMaster of BusinessAdministration (MBA)The TRU MBA Advantage
The TRU MBA is designed to meet the needs of our students who can customize their learning experience with maximum fl exibility and unparalleled choice
bull One and two-year MBA programs bull Three program completion options
Graduate Project Graduate Thesis and Course-Based completion options
bull TRUrsquos MBA program does notrequire a GMAT score or have a minimum professional workexperience requirement
Entrance Requirements
1 Education 3 or 4-year undergraduate degree with a minimum B average (GPA of 30 on a scale of 400 or equivalent) in the last 60 credits
2 Language rsaquo Completion of undergraduate
degree at an English language university in a country where English is the primary language or
rsaquo IELTS score of 70 (all bands) or rsaquo A minimum TOEFL score of 100 with
no section below 20 (IBT) or rsaquo Completion of TRU ENGL 1100 and
CMNS 1290 with a B (GPA of 300)or higher
3 Quantitative and Computing Skills Quantitative skills include a strong background in algebra and statistics Computing skills include having a strong background in word processing presentation and spreadsheet software
One-Year Program
Graduates of a four-year BBA or Bachelor of Commerce degrees may be eligible for direct admission to the 12-month MBA Level The MBA program consists of eight core courses plus a choice of one of three completion options
Two-Year Program
Students from other undergraduate fi elds may be eligible for the two-year MBA program which provides students witha solid foundation in business administration plus the strategic management skills required to succeed in the global business environment
MBA Foundation amp GraduateCertifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) program
The two-year MBA begins with the Graduate Certifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) program which consists of 6 courses (2 semesters) of Foundation courses in the major subject areas of Business Administration The GCBA off ers a pathway to the 12-month MBA program for students with non-business-related undergraduate degrees and ensures they have the knowledge required to be successful in the MBA program Upon successful completion of the MBA Foundation courses with a minimumB grade proceed automatically to the MBA level which requires 3 semesters(12 months) to complete
All MBA students in year 2 complete eight core courses plus a choice of one of three completion options Course-Based Graduate Project or Graduate Thesis
The Course-Based option provides the opportunity to study four additional advanced management courses in areas such as Corporate Finance Marketing Decision Analysis Entrepreneurshipand Innovation
The Graduate Project option provides the opportunity to address an applied management issue or problem This option provides situational experience and allows the student to focus in a specifi c areaof management
The Graduate Thesis option provides the opportunity to prepare and defend a thesis further developing critical thinking skills as well as academic research skills
Graduates of our MBA program have successfully obtained positions in a variety of industries and sectors including major corporations government small- and medium-sized businesses and non-profi ts locally across Canada and around the world
Throughout the program TRUrsquos MBA Students are off ered opportunities for career development The Career Development Program provides workshops events guest speakers and activities designed to develop career readiness for MBA students and provide additional opportunities to achieve the learning goals and objectives of the program
For more information about MBA studies at TRU please visit our website at trucamba or email us at mbatruca
What can I studyin Business andEconomics at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Master of Business Administrationbull MBA Foundation amp Graduate
Certifi cate in Business Administration
bull Post-Baccalaureate Diplomas rsaquo Accounting rsaquo Business Administration rsaquo Finance rsaquo Human Resource Management rsaquo International Business rsaquo Marketing rsaquo New Venture Creation rsaquo Supply Chain Management
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Business Administration rsaquo Accounting rsaquo Economics rsaquo Environmental Economics amp
Sustainable Development (Minor)
rsaquo Finance rsaquo Financial Markets
amp Institutions (Minor) rsaquo Human Resource Management rsaquo Information Technology rsaquo International Business rsaquo Marketing rsaquo New Venture Creation rsaquo Supply Chain Management
bull Bachelor of BusinessAdministration and Computing Science double degree
bull Bachelor of CommercemdashTRU-OLbull Bachelor of Public
AdministrationmdashTRU-OL
Diplomas
bull Accounting Technicianbull Executive Assistantbull Management
Certifi cates
bull Administrative Assistantbull Management StudiesCo-op internship available
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International Program Guide Study Options | 25
School of Business and EconomicsPOST-BACCALAUREATEDIPLOMAS IN BUSINESSThe Post-Baccalaureate diplomas are valuable to international students who wish to come to Canada to learn English gain exposure to the culture and study in a compressed format Post-Baccalaureate diplomas normally take two years to complete on a full-time basis and are designed for students with a degree in a diff erent fi eld of study
Admission Requirements
bull Math 12 or MATH 0610 or MATH 1000 or equivalent (C+ or higher)
bull ENGL 1100 or equivalent with a C+or higher
bull A bachelor degreeStudents may commence their studies while they upgrade their mathematics and English
AccountingMATH 107 Mathematics for Business amp Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
ECON 1900 Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics orSTAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
ACCT 3200 Intermediate Financial Accounting 1
ACCT 3210 Intermediate Financial Accounting 2
ACCT 3220 Income Taxation 1
ACCT 3230 Income Taxation 2
ACCT 3250 Intermediate Management Accounting
FNCE 4110 Adv Financial Management for Accountants
ACCT 4200 Advanced Financial Accounting
ACCT 4230 Assurance
ACCT 4250 Advanced Management Accounting
MIST 4610 Strategic Management Information Systems
Business AdministrationMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business amp Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Mathematics with Applications 1
MNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
ECON 1900 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Principles of Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics orSTATS 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MNGT 4780 Strategic Management
One additional 30004000 business course
Note Business courses include those beginning with the ACCT BLAW MIST ENTR FNCE HRMN IBUS MKTG MNGT ORGB SCMN or BUSN acronyms
FinanceMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Mathematics with Applications 1
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics orMATH 1130 Enriched Calculus or MATH 1140 Calculus 1 or MATH 1150 Calculus for Biological Sciences
ECON 1900 Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 orSTAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
FNCE 3150 Investments 1
FNCE 3170 Investments 2
FNCE 3180 Risk Management and Financial Engineering
FNCE 4130 Advanced Financial Management
FNCE 4180 International Financial Management
At least fi ve ofBLAW 2910 Commercial Law
FNCE 3140 Financial Statement Analysis
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
FNCE 4120 Business Valuation and Restructuring
FNCE 4140 Personal Financial Management
FNCE 4160 Portfolio Management
FNCE 4190 Financial Institutions Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
Human ResourceManagementMNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
ORGB 3770 Teamwork in Organizations
ORGB 3810 Organizational Theory and Design
HRMN 3830 Human Resource Planning and Staffi ng
HRMN 3840 Employee and Labour Relations
BLAW 3920 Employment Law
HRMN 4830 Total Rewards
HRMN 4840 Organizational Learning Trainingand Development
ORGB 4870 Organizational Development and Change
HRMN 4890 Selected Topics in HR Management
International BusinessMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or
STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
MKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3510 International Business
IBUS 3520 Global Management
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
IBUS 4520 International Trade Finance
IBUS 4530 International Trade Law and Logistics
IBUS 4540 Global Entrepreneurship
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TRU Moose Donrsquot be surprised if people you donrsquot know smile and say ldquohirdquo Canadians are just that friendly
26 | International Program Guide Study Options
MarketingACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
MKTG 3470 Consumer Behaviour
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3510 International Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MKTG 4460 Marketing Strategy
At least seven ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
MKTG 4400 Professional Sales Management
MKTG 4410 Services Marking
MKTG 4420 Brand Management
MKTG 4430 Retail Management
MKTG 4440 Advanced Marketing Research
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
New Venture CreationMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics or MATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
MKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
ENTR 3720 All Business Finance
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
ENTR 4750 New Venture Creation
ENTR 4760 Small Business Management
Supply Chain ManagementMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business amp Economics or MATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics 2 or MATH 1130 Enriched Calculus or MATH 1140 Calculus 1 or
MATH 1150 Calculus for Biological Sciences
STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
SCMN 3330 Procurement Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MIST 3620 Web-Enabled Business
SCMN 4310 Operations Management
SCMN 4320 Logistics and Transportation
SCMN 4390 Selected Topics in Supply Chain Management
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
At least 2 ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
IBUS 3520 Global Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
School of Business and Economics gt trucamba gt trucabusiness
Accountingbull Treasury Manager bull Chief Financial Officer bull Budget Director bull Taxation Manager bull Management Consultant bull Tax Auditor bull International Accountant
Financebull Corporate Loans Officer bull Personal Financial Advisorbull Equity Analyst bull Portfolio Manager bull Chief Financial Officer bull Stock Broker bull Investment Dealer bull Treasury Manager
Human Resource Managementbull Director of Human Resourcesbull Training Officer bull Industrial Relations Officer bull Health and Safety Specialist bull Harassment Advisor bull Employee Benefits Officerbull Human Resources Manager
Information Technology bull Network Manager bull Systems Analyst bull Website Designer bull Computer Programmer bull Database Administrator
International Businessbull Export Sales Manager bull Foreign Trade Consultantbull Import and Export Specialist bull International Marketing Manager bull International Shipping Specialist
Marketingbull Brand Manager bull Advertising Account Executivebull District Sales Manager bull Market Researcher bull Sales Representative bull Public Relations Directorbull Promotions Manager
New Venture Creation bull Small Business Ownerbull Franchiseebull Loans Officerbull Venture Capitalistbull Small Business Consultant
Supply Chain Managementbull Process Engineerbull Supply Chain Analystbull Supply Chains Systems Managerbull InventoryPurchasing Managerbull Materials AnalystManagerbull Logistics Manager
Typical Job Titles
International Program Guide Study Options | 27
Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)The Bachelor of Business Administration degree is a four-year program
bull First and second years Foundation of business and non-business courses
bull Third and fourth years Students select majors and minors or concentrations
bull Current major and minor options Accounting Economics Finance New Venture Creation Human Resource Management International Business Marketing Information Technology (major only) and Public Relations (minor only)
First and Second Year Courses
bull 6 Humanities credits (English Philosophy Languages Fine Arts)
bull 6 Social Sciences credits (Anthropology Canadian Studies Economics Geography Political Studies Psychology Sociology)
Core CoursesThe following 72 credits (24 courses) are requiredACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
CMNS 1290 Introduction to Professional Writing
CMNS 3240 Business Communications
ECON 1900 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Principles of Macroeconomics
ECON 2320 Statistics for Business and Economics 1
ECON 2330 Statistics for Business and Economics 2
ECON 3040 Managerial Economics
ENGL 1100 Introduction to University Writing or ENGL 1110 Introduction to Prose Fiction or ENGL 1120 Introduction to Poetry or ENGL 1140 Introduction to Drama or ENGL 1210 Introduction to Drama and Poetry
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MNGT 4780 Strategic Management
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
PHIL 1110 Introduction to Critical Thinking
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
BBA MajorsAccountingACCT 3200 Intermediate Financial Accounting 1
ACCT 3210 Intermediate Financial Accounting 2
ACCT 3220 Income Taxation 1
ACCT 3230 Income Taxation 2
ACCT 3250 Intermediate Management Accounting
FNCE 4110 Advanced Financial Management for Accountants
ACCT 4200 Advanced Financial Accounting
ACCT 4230 Assurance
ACCT 4250 Advanced Management Accounting
MIST 4610 Strategic Management Information Systems
EconomicsThe Major in Economics requires 42 ECON credits of which 24 must be at the 3000 and 4000 level with a minimum of 6 at the 4000 level ECON 2900 and ECON 2950 are required and either ECON 3900 or ECON 3950 must be taken
FinanceFNCE 3150 Investments 1
FNCE 3170 Investments 2
FNCE 3180 Risk Management and Financial Engineering
FNCE 4130 Advanced Financial Management
FNCE 4180 International Financial Management
Plus at least three ofFNCE 3140 Financial Statement Analysis
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
FNCE 4120 Business Valuation and Restructuring
FNCE 4140 Personal Financial Management
FNCE 4160 Portfolio Management
FNCE 4190 Financial Institutions Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
General BBAStudents must complete at least 24 credits (normally 8 courses) of 300 or 400-level business or ECON courses in addition to the core requirements in 3rd and 4th year
Human Resource ManagementORGB 3810 Organizational Theory and Design
HRMN 3830 Human Resource Planning and Staffing
HRMN 3840 Employee and Labour Relations
BLAW 3920 Employment Law
HRMN 4830 Total Rewards
HRMN 4840 Organizational Learning Training and Development
ORGB 4870 Organizational Development and Change
HRMN 4890 Selected Topics in HR Management
International BusinessMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3520 Global Management
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
IBUS 4520 International Trade Finance
IBUS 4530 International Trade Law and Logistics
IBUS 4540 Global Entrepreneurship
MarketingMKTG 3470 Consumer Behaviour
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
MKTG 4460 Marketing Strategy
Plus at least five ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
MKTG 4400 Professional Sales Management
MKTG 4410 Services Marketing
MKTG 4420 Brand Management
MKTG 4430 Retail Management
MKTG 4440 Advanced Marketing Research
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
New Venture CreationACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
MKTG 3480 Market Research
ENTR 3720 Small Business Finance
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communicated
ENTR 4750 New Venture Creation
ENTR 4760 Small Business Management
School of Business and Economics gt trucamba gt trucabusiness
28 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism
TOURISM MANAGEMENTTourism Management faculty strive to deliver education experiences that blend theory with practice to ensure our graduates are confident in applying the knowledge they gain and management practicemdashboth essential for leaders of tomorrow
Bachelor of Tourism Management (BTM)This four-year degree provides a solid foundation for the management of tourism businesses The BTM is designed to give students the skill and confidence to develop their own tourism businesses and fill the growing need for managers in the tourism industry Course assignments introduce students to current management issues with local regional national and international tourism businesses and organizations
Students may enter in first year or may transfer from other programs Graduates of TRU tourism diplomas or other tourism or business-related diplomas may also ladder into the BTM
Bachelor of Tourism Management Double DegreeTake your 4th year in the Netherlands and get a double degree TRU has partnered with the best university of applied sciences in the Netherlands to offer a second credential effectively doubling your degree in a single year of study abroad Instruction at NHTV is in English fostering connections with your fellow students and with your Dutch counterparts who will complete the double degree at TRU in their fourth year
Tourism Management DiplomasEvents and Conventions ManagementSpecial events and conventions are being recognized as great income generators for a community and the fastest growing segment of the tourism industry Employment opportunities exist within corporations hotels resorts convention centres municipal convention and visitorsrsquo bureaus and destination management companies
Resort and Hotel ManagementThis two-year diploma program is designed to provide the theory and practical skills essential to begin a career in Resort and Hotel Management Courses in this diploma provide instruction in Hotel Operations Food and Beverage Management and Hospitality Administration
Sports Event ManagementIn this multi-faceted program you will learn about sports and business From managing a sporting company or organization directing a club sport facility or starting your own company this is your opportunity to practice and master the business skills and expertise to produce organize and manage sport events anywhere
Tourism ManagementThe Tourism Management diploma will provide the basic skills and training for careers in Venue Management Tourism Community Planning and Consulting Tourism Marketing Management and Small Tourism Business Management
What can I study in Tourism at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Post-Baccalaureate Diplomas rsaquo Adventure Studies rsaquo International
Tourism Development rsaquo Tourism
Destination Development rsaquo Tourism
Experience Development
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies ndash Adventure Concentration
bull Bachelor of Tourism Management
rsaquo Majorsbull Adventurebull Entrepreneurbull Management
rsaquo Minorbull Adventure Studiesbull International Adventure in
Tourism Developmentbull Entrepreneurshipbull Managementbull Marketingbull Environmental Economics
and Developmentbull Financebull Human Resourcesbull International Business
Diplomas
bull Adventure Guide bull Adventure Management bull Events amp Conventions Managementbull Resort amp Hotel Managementbull Sports Event Managementbull Tourism Management
Certificates
bull Aboriginal Tourismbull Adventure Sportsbull Canadian Mountain and Ski Guidebull Culinary Artsbull Retail Meat Processing
International Opportunities
bull Adventure Tourism field tripbull Study Abroad
Co-op internship available
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International Program Guide Study Options | 29
POSTndashBACCALAUREATE TOURISM MANAGEMENT DIPLOMASPost-baccalaureate diplomas aredesigned for those who already have an undergraduate degree
Students will acquire a strong foundation in international tourism development subjects including experiences marketing environmental issues community and cultural issues product developmentand innovation
Admission Requirements
bull Any undergraduate degreebull Math 12 or equivalent bull IELTS 65 no band less than 60 or TOEFL
88 no section less than 20
Adventure StudiesTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (24 credits)TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing and Customer Service
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
ADVG 3110 Adventure Activities (Note this course has an activity fee)
ADVG 3130 Adventure Operations
ADVG 4010 Business Applications for Eco and Adventure Tourism Management
ADVG 4020 Legal Liability and Risk Management for Eco and Adventure Businesses
ADVG 4220 The Culture of Adventure
SpecializationmdashRequired Course (6 credits)
Select a total of 6 credits within ADVG activity based courses (1000-2000 level) Examples include kayaking skiing rock climbing ocean surfi ng etc
SpecializationmdashOptions (9 credits)
Select 3 of the following optionsADVG 4030 Contemporary Perspectives in Eco
and Adventure
ADVG 4040 Programming Experiential Activities
ADVG 4070 Directed Studies in Adventure
ADVG 4210 Adventure and Sport Marketing
ADVG 4230 Consulting In Adventure
39 Total Credits
InternationalTourism DevelopmentTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (39 credits)TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing and Customer Service
TMGT 3010 Community and Cultural Issues in Tourism
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
TMGT 4010 Experience Creation and Product Development
ADVG 4100 Adventure Tourism Field Trip (International)(Note course has activity fees and travel costs associated with it)
SpecializationmdashRequired Course (18 credits)
ADVG 4050 International Adventure Tourism Business
ADVG 4090 Nature-based Community Development
TMGT 4160 Tourism in a Global Environment
TMGT 2610 Environmental issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
ADVG 4070 Directed Studies in Adventure
39 Total Credits
Tourism DestinationDevelopmentTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (21 credits)CMNS 1810 Business Professional and Academic
Composition (or ENGL 1100)
TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing amp Customer Service
TMGT 2610 Environmental Issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3000 Practicum in Tourism (120 hours)
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
Tourism Electivesmdash(15 credits)
One Lower Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Upper Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Culture amp Place Elective from TMGT 3010 4090 4100 4220 ADVG 4220
One Global Perspectives Elective from TMGT 4030 4040 4160 4981 ADVG 4050 4160
One Experience Design Elective from TMGT 4010 4050 4130 4170 4180 4210 ADVG 4040 4200
Specializationmdash(18 credits)
EVNT 2190 Destination Marketing Organizations
TMGT 3010 Community and Cultural Issues in Tourism
TMGT 3040 Land Use Management or
TMGT 4040 Tourism and Sustainable Development
TMGT 4120 Developing New Tourism Enterprises or
TMGT 4140 Tourism Strategy
Specialty ElectiveSelect 1 of the following
TMGT 2080 2090 4030 4050 ADVG 4090
TMGT 4020 Graduating Seminar
54 Total Credits
Tourism ExperienceManagementTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (21 credits)CMNS 1810 Business Professional and Academic
Composition (or ENGL 1100)
TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing amp Customer Service
TMGT 2610 Environmental Issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3000 Practicum in Tourism (120 hours)
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
Tourism Electivesmdash(15 credits)
One Lower Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Upper Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Culture amp Place Elective from TMGT 3010 4090 4100 4220 ADVG 4220
One Global Perspectives Elective from TMGT 4030 4040 4160 4981 ADVG 4050 4160
One Experience Design Elective from TMGT 4010 4050 4130 4170 4180 4210 ADVG 4040 4200
Specializationmdash(18 credits)
Select 5 of the following optionsADVG 4040 Programming Experiential Activities
ADVG 4160 Community Capacity Building
TMGT 4010 Experience Creation and Product Development
TMGT 4050 Event Tourism
TMGT 4090 The Culture of Events
TMGT 4100 The Social Side of Tourism
TMGT 4130 Tourist Behaviour
TMGT 4170 Information Technology in Tourism
TMGT 4180 Managing the Tourist Experience
TMGT 4210 Casino Operations Management
54 Total Credits
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism gt trucatourism
30 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism gt trucatourism
We off er the fi nest and most extensive Adventure Studies training in the world We create exceptional educational experiences to foster studentsrsquo physical mental and emotional development so as to be of service to the global commercial adventure industry
Programs of StudyThe Adventure Studies department now off ers eight diverse programs of study Each program enables students to obtain the knowledge and qualifi cations required for employment and careers in the eco and adventure tourism industry Many opportunities for career and adventure pursuits exist for TRU graduates
bull adventure specialist bull avalanche technician bull college instruction bull environmental studies bull government consultingbull guiding bull international development bull photo journalism bull tourism marketingbull travel writing
Adventure Studies in the Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS) is a unique program that allows students to design their own curriculum customized to their specifi c interests and goals The BIS is intended as a two-year add-on (60 credits) to any 60 credits of lower level credits a student brings into the program
Adventure Studies in Bachelor of Tourism Management is a unique combination of theory and practice both local and abroad that produces competent graduates who quickly apply their skills to their careers as consultants to businesses organizations communities government tourism and tourism industry professionals
The Adventure Guide Diploma is the best known guide training program that attracts worldwide scrutiny and sets the standard for training whitewater ocean climbing and ski guides in Canada
The Adventure Management Diploma provides students with a broad background and understanding of the management of adventure activities and the opportunity to develop profi ciency in their personal adventure sport skills
The Canadian Mountain and Ski Guide Certifi cation Diploma Program (CMSG)is a collaborative program between the Adventure Studies Department and the Association of Canadian MountainGuides (ACMG) The program includes industry-recognized certifi cations tothe standards of the ACMG and International Federation of Mountain Guide Associations (IFMGA)
Adventure Sport Certifi cate an introduction to adventure sports and the adventure industry This is the ideal program for entry-level adventure students and students wishing to explore their career interest in adventure-related fi elds
The Culinary Arts Training program covers all aspects of the professional kitchen from appetizers and gourmet foods to the creation of exquisite desserts Graduates of the Culinary Arts program can look forward to job opportunities in the food and restaurant industry
Culinary Arts Certifi cateAdmission Requirements
bull Successful medical exam bull Successful completion of the entry
assessment test (Accuplacer) through the TRU Assessment Centre This test is a measure of English and math competency taken by all students
bull Interview with program coordinator
Course Length - 3 Semesters
Includes 13 months of hands-on training which takes 16 months to complete There is a four-month summer break (May to August) for the opportunity to gain formalized work experience
Professional Cook Level 130 weeks (2 semesters)Cook 1J Safety and Sanitation
Cook 1H Basic Food Service and Kitchen Management
Cook 1K Health CareCook-Chill
Cook 1A Vegetable and Starch Cookery
Cook 1B Meat and Poultry Cookery
Cook 1C Seafood Cookery
Cook 1D Stocks Soups and Sauces
Cook 1E Meat Poultry and SeafoodCutting and Processing
Cook 1F Cold Kitchen
Cook 1G Baking and Desserts
Cook 1I Egg and Breakfast Cookery
Cook 2M Employment Skills
160 hours of work practicum in industry
Work Practicum and Industry Hours
Students will be required to log 120 hours within the industry In addition to the work practicum students must have a total of 400 hours of work-based training by working during summer prior to registering for Professional Cook Level 2
Professional Cook Level 214 weeks (1 Semester)
During the fi nal 14 weeks in addition to a full course load you will be required to work in the afternoons and evenings preparing dishes for the highly acclaimed TRU Dining Room Accolades and learn to learn to plan menus control food costs and begin to acquire industry management skills
CULINARY ARTS
ADVENTURE STUDIES
International Program Guide Study Options | 31
Faculty of Science
What can I studyin Science at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Master of Sciencein Environmental Science
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Science rsaquo Majors
bull General Sciencebull Animal Biologybull Chemistrybull Chemical Biologybull Cellular Molecular
amp Microbial Biologybull Ecology amp
Environmental Biologybull Environmental Chemistrybull Computing Sciencebull Mathematicsbull Mathematical Sciencesbull Physicsbull Statistics
rsaquo Minorsbull Geoarcheologybull Management
bull Bachelor of Computing Sciencebull Bachelor of Computing Science
amp Business Administrationdouble degree
bull Bachelor of Natural Resource Sciencebull Bachelor of Health Sciencebull Bachelor of Technology Managementbull Associate of Science bull Forestry Transfer (1st amp 2nd year)bull Engineering Transfer
(2-year transfer program)
Diplomas
bull Computer Information Systems Technology
bull Architectural ampEngineering Technology
bull Respiratory Therapy
Co-op internship available
SCIENCES ANDENVIRONMENT
Master of Science inEnvironmental ScienceThe TRU Master of Science in Environmental Science is a thesis-based degree with three areas of specialization 1) Ecology and Evolution 2) Physical Sciences and 3) Policy and Management The program is designed to produce graduates who are innovative andhave multi-disciplinary skills and broad knowledge in the fi eld of environmental science It is structured to be unique fl exible and relevant
Applications must be submitted four months before the intended starting date Please note that applications cannot be processed until a faculty member has indicated they will act as supervisor for the studentrsquos thesis Please contact the Coordinator of the Master of Science program at MSc_Coordtruca for more information
Admission Requirements
MSc application form cover letter personal reacutesumeacute two letters of recommendation written by professional or academic references offi cial copy of educational transcripts with GPA of 333 over the last two years of undergraduate studies and offi cial TOEFL results
Bachelor of Science (BSc)The Bachelor of Science degree program is a rigorous program that provides students with both depth and breadth in their science education emphasizes the acquisition of communication skills and promotes computer literacy The program also provides fl exibility so that students may pursue interests in disciplines outside there area of specialization TRU off ers three routes to a Bachelor of Science degree a Majors program in a specifi c discipline or disciplines an Honours Program in a specifi c discipline or a General Science Degree Program
Pre-Professional Health Sciences (Bachelor of Science)
Students interested in professional health care careers can complete their required undergraduate university study at TRU before applying for admission to professional programs at another university
Pre-Professional Health Sciences
bull Pre-Medicinebull Pre-Pharmacybull Pre-Chiropracticbull Pre-Dentistrybull Pre-Naturopathic Medicine
Bachelor of ScienceAdmission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 (or equivalent)bull Pre-Calculus Math 12 (C+) or Math 12
Principles (C+) or TRU Math 06000610bull Physics 11 (C+) or TRU Physics 0500bull Chemistry 11 (C+) or TRU Chemistry 0500
Bachelor of NaturalResource Science (BNRS)The purpose of the BNRS degree program is to prepare students for careers in a widerange of natural resource sector jobs and for further academic study in graduate school ldquoNatural resourcesrdquo include water forests rangeland soil minerals fi sheries and wildlife Natural resource science therefore is the application of scientifi c principles and knowledge towards a better understanding and management of these resources
Possible areas of employment include
bull Resource management and planning for government or industry
bull Operational forestrybull Teaching interpretation and guidingbull Wildlife biology and managementbull Habitat protectionbull Fisheries and animal researchbull Strategic land use planning
Forestry Transfer ProgramTRU off ers the fi rst general year of Forestry and the second year of Forest Resource Management Forest Science Natural Resource Conservation and Forest Operations Students who have completed the required fi rst or second year courses with a GPA of at least 25 are eligible to apply for admission to the UBC Faculty of Forestry
Katey I love the chemistry program at TRU The professors are incredible I love how accessible they are and always available for questions When you know your professors and they know you it makes for a much more personal learning environment Watch Kateyrsquos video on YouTube mytruworld
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COMPUTING SCIENCEAND ADVANCEDTECHNOLOGY
Why Computing Science
Many of the technologies we use and enjoy today were created by computing scientists As a future computer scientist you could create new technology that could improve society or change the world The Bachelor of Computer Science program has several elective options such as Business amp Management or Arts amp Gaming
Strong Market Terrifi c Jobs
Currently there are not enough computer scientists to fi ll the jobs available
During co-op work terms students can earn up to $40000 per year Graduates typically earn up to $50000 to start with senior positions often reaching $100000 or more
Bachelor of Computing Science (BCS)The BCS degree is for students interested in one of the many diff erent career options in computing science including website design network administration database management and e-commerce applications After two years of general study students do two years of concentrated computing studies
Double Degree Bachelorof Computing Science (BCS) amp Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)Double degrees in both computing and business will provide graduates with a strong platform from which to launch a successful career Whether working as a web applications manager an information systems consultant or CEO of a software company BCSBBA students will possess the combined management and computing skills to be successful in an increasingly high-tech business environment
To earn double degrees students must meetthe requirements of both programs Throughcareful course selection it is possible to complete two degrees in just fi ve years
Engineering Transfer (DegreeProgram) Year 1 and 2The Engineering Transfer Program at TRU allows you to get a jump-start on your engineering studies
Engineering Transfer Year One (38 credits) Complete the foundation courses necessary for your engineering degree in your fi rst year at TRU and transfer to UBC or UVic to complete your degree in biological biomedical civil chemical computer electrical environmental geological geo-technical integrated materials mechanical mining software engineering physics and other engineering specialties
Engineering Transfer Year Two Complete second year of Electrical or Computer engineering and transfer to UVic Following your second year you will then take part in a required 4-8 months Co-op term providing the opportunity to practice your engineering skills and get paid then you will transfer to the University of Victoria in third year to complete your degree
Admission to Engineering requirements
1 Pre-Calculus 11 and 12 with B (73)or better
2 Physics 11 and 12 with B (73) or better3 Chemistry 11 and 12 (highly
recommended) with B (73) 4 English 12 (73 or higher)
Computer Information Systems TechnologyDiploma (CIST)The CIST Diploma is accredited by the Canadian Information Processing Society CIST emphasizes the application of computers to the solution of business related problems The academic training combines technical and computer skills with communication skills (written and oral) and business skills Students who complete this diploma can ladder into year three of the BCS degree
Architectural andEngineering Technology Program (ARET)The Architectural and Engineering Technology Program (ARET) is a three-year diploma that emphasizes the design processes in building civil and mechanical technologies building structures municipal services electrical plumbing and HVAC (heating ventilating and AC) systems
Students will acquire problem solving skills in engineering and building design and in-depth knowledge in construction management building regulations and technical writing Courses include construction surveying architectural design fl uid mechanics mechanical and electrical design steel wood and reinforced concrete design and structural analysis
Students who complete the three-year ARET program can ladder into the Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM) degree and complete the degree after just 3 more semesters
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Typical Job Titlesin Computing Sciencebull Graphic Design Firmsbull Web and Flash Development Firmsbull Multimedia Design Firmsbull Print and Digital Media
Developmentbull Corporate Design and
Communicationsbull Advertising Agenciesbull Online Publishingbull Web Animation
Typical Job Titles in ARETbull Building Technologistbull Mechanical Technologistbull Civil Technologistbull Designer job captain specifi cation
writer estimator quantity surveyor or project administrator
bull Typically employed byprofessional engineer companies architects contractors manufacturers and governments
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HEALTH SCIENCES
Respiratory Therapy Diploma TRU is the only educational institution in British Columbia to offer a program in Respiratory Therapy This program is accredited by the Conjoint Committee of the Canadian Society of Respiratory Therapists and the Canadian Medical Association The program consists of two eight-month sessions of instruction at TRU followed by 47 weeks of clinical internship at accredited hospitals
The clinical year begins in June following the second academic session Clinical year students will rotate between hospitals in the interior of BC Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island Applicants must be prepared to relocate as required
Respiratory Therapy (RT) DiplomaBachelor of Health Science (BHSC)Students are admitted into the three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma program with the option to enter the four-year dual diplomadegree stream The dual diplomadegree stream allows successful students to graduate with both a three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma and a four-year Bachelor of Health Science degree within a four year period
Bachelor of Health ScienceThe Bachelor of Health Science is designed to provide Health Care diploma students and graduates the opportunity to obtain a bachelor degree
Graduates from a two-year or three-year diploma can ladder into the Bachelor of Health Science and are granted up to 60 credits for two-year diploma and up to 90 credits for a three-year diploma
Graduates from the following diploma programs have enrolled in the Bachelor of Health Science program
bull Respiratory Therapybull Dental Hygienebull Medical Radiologybull Medical Laboratory Technologybull Massage Therapybull OccupationalPhysiotherapists Assistants
Admission Requirements
Completion of a minimum two-year diploma in Health Care or related area from a recognized program and institution
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)ndash Kamloops campus (limited enrolment)
ndash Williams Lake campus (Years 1 and 2 only limited enrolment)
The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) program is a 4-year degree program (plus practicum placements) Upon completion graduates are eligible to write the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) and apply for registration with the College of Registered Nurses of British Columbia (CRNBC) to practice as a Registered Nurse (RN)
The BScN program educates students to be competent nurses to work with individuals families groups or communities from a health promotion perspective and an ethic of caring Practice experiences occur in acute care extended care and intermediate care hospitals and other community health agencies and homes with options for local regional provincial national and international practicums
Admission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 or equivalent rsaquo BC Chemistry 11 or TRU
Chemistry 0500 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo BC Biology 12 or TRU Biology 0600 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo One other BC Science at the grade 11 or 12 level C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Foundation of Math 12 or Pre-Calculus12 or TRU MATH 0600 and MATH 0610 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo English 12 or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
Practical Nursing Diplomandash Williams Lake campus
The provincial practical nursing education diploma program is a 2-year program designed to provide learners with the knowledge skills judgments and attitudes to perform to the full range of competencies as identified by the College of Licensed Practical Nurses of British Columbia (CLPNBC) The aim of the program is to prepare graduates to care for individuals and families at multiple life stages and in a variety of practice settings Upon successful completion of the program you will be eligible to write the Canadian Practical Nurse Registration Exam (CPNRE) required for licensure in BC
Admission Requirements
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalent rsaquo English 12English 12 First Nations
or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Math 11 Foundations with a C minimum grade
rsaquo Human Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nurses with a C+ minimum grade
Students have two options to meet this prerequisite
1 PNUR 1300 Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nursing OR TRU-Open Learning - HLTH 1121 Foundation Human Anatomy-Physiology for Heath Promotion
2 BIOL 1590 and BIOL 1690 Human Anatomy and Physiology OR TRU-Open Learning - BIOL 1593 and BIOL 1693 with a C minimum grade
Option 2 is recommended for students who are looking to ladder into the BScN program
Faculty of Science
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34 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Arts
The Faculty of Arts offers exceptional opportunities for students inside and outside of the classroom to explore ideas engage communities and encounter the world
Police and Justice DiplomaThe Police and Justice Diploma prepares students for careers in Canadian policing and justice including sheriffs corrections parole and private security The program prepares graduates to have the necessary skills and knowledge required for a justice-related career Graduates may further their studies in the Bachelor of Arts Major in Criminology at TRU
Bachelor of Arts (BA)The Bachelor of Art degree is an excellent way to begin the experience of university for students who want to explore their options The BA offers a broad liberal arts education that combines a concentration in at least one discipline while ensuring a wide selection of courses as well as opportunities to incorporate other learning experiences such as Study Abroad and Co-operative Education
Associate of Arts Degree (AA)The associate arts degree is a 2-year program designed to provide an educational experience that lays a solid foundation for further study Students are required to complete a broad range of course offerings balanced with in-depth study in science
Bachelor of General Studies (BGS) (Online Only)This degree program provides a flexible structure that allows students to create their own program with as much or as little subject specialization as they want
Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS)BIS is a unique two-year program that students may enter after two years of university study or a two-year post-secondary diploma It allows students to create a customized program of study in their third and fourth years or to create new career options by completing their undergraduate degrees
Bachelor of Journalism (BJour)Students may enter this program directly from high school or after completing two years of study in the liberal arts This degree is career-oriented aimed at preparing students to become communication specialists for employment with community and daily newspapers magazines government agencies corporations and non-profit and advocacy organizations
Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA)The Fine Arts degree is a four-year program that allows students an education in the visual arts within a university context Studio courses such as Ceramics Drawing Photography Printmaking Sculpture Painting and interdisciplinary combinations of these media will be studied alongside academic disciplines ranging from Art History to English and Philosophy Gallery Studies such as Gallery Management and Curating are also available at the upper-level
What can I study in Arts at TRUMajors amp Minorsbull Communicationsbull Criminologybull Economicsbull Economic and Political Studiesbull Englishbull Geographybull Historybull Interdisciplinary Studiesbull Journalismbull Mathematicsbull Philosophybull Psychologybull Sociologybull Theatre Artsbull Visual Arts
Other Minors and Specializationsbull Anthropologybull Archaeology amp Geologybull Canadian Studiesbull Creative Writingbull Environmental Economics amp
Sustainable Developmentbull Managementbull Political Studies
Degreesbull Bachelor of Artsbull Bachelor of Fine Artsbull Bachelor of Interdisciplinary
Studiesbull Bachelor of Journalism
Diplomasbull Diploma in General Studiesbull Associate of Artsbull Fine Artsbull Police and Justicebull Visual Arts
Certificatesbull Aboriginal Studiesbull Literary and Art Historybull Modern Languagesbull Visual Arts Studio
International Opportunitiesbull AnthropologymdashEastern Europe
amp Philippinesbull Management amp Communicationmdash
Germanybull Leadership in Global Competency
Environmental Sustainability Social Media AdvantagemdashGermany
bull Geography amp JapanesemdashJapan
Co-op internship available
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Faculty of Human Social and Educational Development
Master of Education (MEd)The Master of Education program with a concentration in Educational Leadership offers thesis final project or capstone course options Designed for the working professional involved in education and for students who wish to assume positions as educational leaders and researchers or who work in education health care private industry and government
Education Requirement
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent with a minimum B average (GPA of 30 on a scale of 433) in the last 60 credits or completion of TRUrsquos Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies
Language Requirement
bull Completion of undergraduate degree at an English language university in a country where English is the primary language or
bull IELTS score of 65 (all bands) orbull A minimum TOEFL score of 88 with no
section below 20 (IBT) orbull Completion of TRU ESL level 5
Documentation Required
bull TRU Master of Education applicationbull A personal resumeacutebull A letter of intentbull Two letters of referencebull Official transcripts of all
post-secondary education
Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)The Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies (GCES) is designed to help develop the English language and academic skills to successfully meet the MEd entry requirements
The GCES is considered a standalone graduate certificate that completes qualifications for admission into TRUrsquos MEd program Students will be required to successfully complete three graduate level courses and students who require English upgrading will need to also successfully complete TRUrsquos ESL program before entering the MEd program Note Credits received in GCES do not transfer to the TRU MEd program
Bachelor of Education (BEd)The Bachelor of Education (Elementary) degree program is a two-year program which prepares students to teach in elementary schools Graduates obtain their professional teaching certificate from the Ministry of Education Teacher Regulation Branch (TRB) which qualifies the graduate to teach kindergarten to grade 12 in BC public schools Graduates can also teach in any province or territory in Canada and in many other countries
Admission Requirements
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent normally in Arts Fine Arts Mathematics Science Music or Physical Education
Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)The Bachelor of Social Work program prepares competent generalist practitioners to provide service and leadership within regional national and global contexts to achieve social justice respect for diversity and social change Employment opportunities exist in a wide variety of government and voluntary organizations such as family and childrenrsquos services child welfare mental health services hospitals womenrsquos services crisis services corrections and Aboriginal social services
Human Service DiplomaThe Human Service Diploma prepares students for careers with government or non-profit agencies that provide support and assistance to individuals coping with economic disadvantage mental health issues developmental gender and diversity issues as well as challenges such as addiction family change and involvement with the justice system
Early Childhood Education Diploma (ECE)The ECE program provides excellent learning techniques so that students can acquire the necessary knowledge and skills to become effective educators of young children Early Childhood Education is a rapidly expanding field Completion of the ECE Diploma satisfies the requirements of the Community Care Facilities Branch (CCFB) of the BC Government for a License to Practice as an Early Childhood Educator in British Columbia
Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) CertificateThe TESL Certificate is designed to provide a comprehensive course of study to prepare students to work in the ESL field nationally and internationally This one-semester program requires a previous university degree for admission It includes 195 instructional hours including a teaching practicum Upon completion students receive a TESL certificate from TRU Graduates may also apply for a second certificate from TESL Canada The components of the program introduce students to the core topics of pedagogical grammar curriculum design and instructional methodology and cross cultural studies as well as to a variety of teaching modules such as Pronunciation Skills Assessment and Evaluation and Second Language Acquisition
Program highlights
bull Accredited by TESL Canada bull Includes a supervised practicum to gain
hands-on guided classroom experiencebull Small class sizes (maximum 20 students) bull Abundant work opportunities in Canada
and around the world
What can I study in Human Social and Educational Development
Graduate
rsaquo Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)
rsaquo Master of Education Leadership
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Education (Elementary)bull Bachelor of Education
(Physical Education)bull Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)
Diploma
bull Early Childhood Educationbull Human Service Diploma
Certificate
bull Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) Post-Baccalaureate Certificate
Co-op internship available
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School of Trades and TechnologyTRUrsquos School of Trades and Technology has many trades training programs that result in provincial Industrial Training Authority or Red Seal Certification The instructors at TRU are some of the best in BC Canada and beyond As the economy struggles there is no better time to complete your trades training so that you will be ahead of the curve and ready when the economy turns around
What can I study in Trades and Technology at TRU
bull Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (online only)
bull Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)
bull Diploma in Water Treatment Technology
Foundation and Apprenticeship Training
bull Automotive Service Technicianbull Carpenterbull Commercial Transport Vehicle Mechanic
Technicianbull Electricianbull Heavy Duty Mechanicbull Gasfittingbull InboardOutboard Mechanicbull Plumbingbull Welding
Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)The BTTM degree program provides technologists with the knowledge and skills necessary to become effective project leaders supervisors and managers in organizations within a changing business and technical environment
Admission Requirements
A two or three-year diploma in technology or equivalent
Students who complete the two-year Water Treatment Technology Program or the three-year Architectural and Engineering Technology program (ARET) can ladder into the BTTM
Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (BTTTL) (Online Only)
This new program the only one of its kind in Canada builds upon the candidatersquos trades or technology qualifications It is aimed at allowing certified tradespeople and technologists to gain the business and leadership knowledge needed for management and other advanced positions
WATER amp WASTEWATER PROGRAMSWater sustains life Now you can help sustain our precious water supplies Gain job-ready skills to protect drinking water quality safeguard water resources and ensure the sustainability of the water supplies that are crucial to public health and the environment Canada and the World are facing shortages of educated and trained water and wastewater operatorsmdashyoursquoll be in demand upon graduation
Certificate in Water amp Wastewater UtilitiesThe Certificate is an entry-level training and education program in the operation and maintenance of Water and Wastewater Treatment Distribution and Collection systems The Certificate requirements are a successful completion of 12 courses 6 per term total of 36 credits to graduate This program ladders into the Water Treatment Technology Diploma Program
Schedule Term 1 August 17 to December 18 2015 Term 2 January 4 to May 09 2016
Water amp Wastewater Technology DiplomaTRU Water and Wastewater Diploma is a two-year four semester program
The diploma prepares students to operate and maintain water and wastewater treatment distribution re-use and disposal facilities as well as how to monitor source water quality This program is designed to educate students in chemistry microbiology mathematics mechanical and electrical systems instrumentation and treatment technologies as they are applied in the water industry Students will also study environmental law occupational health and safety communications and utility management
During the hands-on practical trainingmdashstudents will be trained in the operation maintenance troubleshooting of water systems at the state-of-the-art Kamloops Centre for Water Quality
Students can choose to exit the program after completion of the first year of studies with a Certificate in Water and Wastewater Utilities or complete the entire Diploma This program also ladders into the Bachelors of Technology the Bachelor of
Trades and Technology Leadership or the Bachelor of General Studies at TRU
Admission Requirement
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalentbull Math 11 Foundations or MATH 0410
and 0520 or equivalentbull Chemistry 11 and Biology 11 are
recommendedbull Meet TRUrsquos minimum English
language requirements
For further information please contact Satwinder Paul Program Coordinator spaultruca
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A When to ApplyPlease note the following application deadlines Late applications will be considered if space is availableWinter January semester
Application deadline October 15Summer May semester
Application deadline February 15Fall September semester
Application deadline May 31
B How to Apply1 Application
Complete all information on the application form For faster processing complete application online at truworldca
2 Program Selection Mark your program choices clearly
3 Transcripts With this application submit official transcripts (or certified copies) of your secondary school grades and any post-secondary institutions you have attended Transcripts must be officially translated into English You may scan and email or fax the transcripts for faster processing but originals must be presented on arrival to TRU Otherwise you will not be allowed to register for courses at TRU
4 Application Fee A non-refundable application fee of CDN$100 must accompany your application
5 Send Send your completed application form school transcripts and application fee to International Admissions at iapplytruca
C Next Steps1 Processing
Your application will be processed within five working days
2 Pre-Acceptance TRU will send a pre-acceptance letter indicating(a) the program to which you
have been accepted and (b) any conditions of your acceptance
3 Submit You should submit the required fees for your first semester of study (as outlined in your pre-acceptance letter)
4 Final Acceptance Upon receiving payment of tuition and general fees TRU will send an official letter of acceptance
5 Housing Either make arrangements with the accommodation directly or used the TRU World service to secure your room Students must pay a C$150 accommodation application fee when using the service with TRU World
6 Student VISA Use your official TRU letter of acceptance to apply to the nearest Canadian Embassy or Consulate for a student visa
7 Airport Pickup Note Airport pick up only available at the Kamloops airport Additional charges may apply
D Paymentbull Fees may be paid by credit card (Visa
Mastercard American Express) bank draft or bank transfer You can also make payments through our online secure payment facility at truworldca
bull If paying by bank draft bank wire transfer or money order copy of the financial document must be attached
bull Please make your bank draft or money order payable to Thompson Rivers University
bull Bank transfer details Thompson Rivers University Acct 1105-935 Transit 07200 Swift Code BOFMCAM2 Bank of Montreal (BMO) 101Fndash1180 Columbia Street West Kamloops BC Canada V2C 6R6
Send a copy of the wire transfer receipt to iapplytruca
E Send Applications toInternational Admissions Thompson Rivers University 900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8
Tel +12508285252 Fax +12503715513
Email iapplytruca
TRU Refund PolicyStudents should familiarize themselves with TRUrsquos refund policy prior to submitting payment for their studies
International students who
(a) Withdraw prior to the start of instruction will receive a 50 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced the balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(b) Withdraw in the first or second week of instruction will receive a 25 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced The balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(c) Withdraw after the second week of instruction will receive no refund of tuition A forfeit of the semester tuition and general fees will be implemented if we are not advised of a request for refund or deferral
(d) Withdraw due to a failure to obtain a student permit prior to arrival at TRU will be entitled to a full refund of tuition and general fees invoiced less a CDN$200 administration fee Students must notify TRU in writing and provide documentation prior to the start of the semester (the original letter from the Canadian Embassy stating the reasons the visa was denied is requiredmdashno photocopies scans or faxes are accepted) Total non-refundable including application fee of CDN$100 is CDN$300
(e) New students who wish to defer the start of their first semester of study to a future semester may do so only twice and up to a maximum of one calendar year (ie a student accepted to the fall semester may defer until the next fall semester but not beyond) Continuing students who wish to defer their admission must do so before the beginning of the semester Once the deferral has expired students will need to reapply if they wish to recommence studies at a later date Deferral must be requested in writing and sent to iapplytruca prior to the start of the semester Once instruction begins policies (b) and (c) above apply
(f ) Withdrawal for Medical ReasonsmdashApart from the policy outlined for international students there is no provision for a medical refund outside this policy For continuing students who are required to withdraw for medical reasons we encourage the student to visit their Academic Advisor and fill in a ldquoComplete Program Withdraw Formrdquo This allows the student to withdraw from a course or program without obtaining a ldquoDNC (Did Not Complete)rdquo on their academic record
Application Instructions
Online Interactive Brochure wwwi-studentglobalcomtru
Thompson Rivers University900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8T +12508285252 bull F +12503715513Inquiries welcometruca bull Applications iapplytruca
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6 | International Program Guide Campus Life
Student ClubsThere are many student clubs associations and activity programs on theTRU campus
International Days Festival (IDays)International Days is a unique week-long campus-wide celebration of cultures from around the world Learn about the diversity at TRU and share information about your own culture Join our celebration with food music and dance International Days is held every year in February or March
bull Bangladesh Clubbull Campus Radio ldquoThe Xrdquobull Chinese Student and Scholars
Associationbull French Clubbull India Clubbull Intercultural Councilbull International Soccer Clubbull International Student Activity
Program (ISAP)bull Japanese Clubbull Latin Club
bull Muslim Student Associationbull Nihongo Clubbull Omega Student Newspaperbull Pakistan Clubbull Pan-African Clubbull Russian Speakers Clubbull Saudi Clubbull Sports and Recreationbull Taiwanese Clubbull TRU Student Unionbull Vietnamese Club
John There are tons of ways you can get involved at TRU Getting involved through various clubs and social events at TRU has allowed me to meet people and make friends outside of my program that I might never have gotten the chance to
Visit trusuca for a list of more clubs and to fi nd out more about the TRU Student Union
Like us on facebook facebookcomTRUIDays
Watch International Days videos on our playlist ldquoInternational Days at Thompson Rivers Universityrdquo on our channel mytruworld
STUDENT CLUBS
CAMPUS RADIO
INTERNATIONAL DAYS
CAMPUS LIFE
International Program Guide Campus Life | 7
International Student Activity Program (ISAP)TRU ISAP is an activity program that provides international students with educational fun and exciting activities each semester
bull meet new peoplebull explore the Kamloops areabull experience Canadian culturebull get involved in planning and organizing activitiesbull try new activities
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Varsity AthleticsOur campus features extensive athletic facilities including a sports complex and stadium with an Olympic-sized swimming pool jacuzzi saunas two fully equipped fi tness centres extensive indoor track and court facilities and a FIFA-approved artifi cial grass stadium
TRU off ers a comprehensive varsity athletics program as well as extensive intramural and club sports
WolfPack Varsity Teams
Intramural Sports amp RecreationJust for the fun of it TRU Recreation off ers fun games events tournaments trips and more By getting involved yoursquoll make your university experience memorable meet new friends and facenew challenges
Off -Campus SportsKamloops off ers top-level coaching and club competition in many diff erent sports including swimming rowing track amp fi eld rugby fi gure skating football gymnastics and skiing Students interested in competitiveclub sports can attend TRU while pursuing their sport off campus
Athletic ScholarshipsThe TRU International Student Athletic Scholarship (ISAS) is intended for international students of outstanding sporting ability who qualify for one of TRUrsquos varsity teams
Some activities include
bull horseback ridingbull volleyballbull skiingsnowboardingbull ice skatingbull ice hockeybull tobogganingbull soccerbull games nightbull swimmingbull curlingbull basketballbull badminton
bull golfbull ldquoMusic in the Parkrdquobull white water raftingbull wine toursbull indoor rock climbingbull billiardsbull canoeingkayakingbull bikingbull TRU Survivorsbull shopping tripsbull outdoor theatrebull camping
bull baseball (men)bull soccer (men and women)bull basketball (men and women)bull volleyball (men and women)bull hockey (men)
bull badminton (co-ed)bull curlingbull cross-country running (co-ed)bull cheerleadingbull swimming
Andrey ISAP is my Kamloops family
TRU Moose Check out a WolfPack game at Thompson Rivers University trucaathletics
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Study AbroadInternational OpportunitiesEnhance your degree and your university experience Make your degree stand out and incorporate an international experience into your studies Yoursquoll broaden your perspective expand your job opportunities have funmdashand it can count towards your degree
Student Exchange
Through an extensive network of international partnerships TRU off ers a comprehensive student exchange program There is no better teacher than life experience and no better classroom than the world
Study for one or two semesters in another country and have those credits applied toward your TRU degree Currently there are opportunities at more than 220 institutions in over 40 countries
Herersquos why you should go
bull Showcase experience on your resumebull Become a future global leaderbull Take a step toward personal and academic goalsbull Discover new opportunitiesbull Travel the world
Create your own experience at TRU
bull Earn credit towards your degreebull Financial support is providedbull Apply to become a Study Abroad Ambassadorbull Open to Canadian and international studentsbull Earn recognition toward TRUrsquos Global
Competency Certifi cate
Our Study Abroad program gives students a leading edge in an increasingly interconnected world
All you need to do is fi nd a program and apply
Field Schools
bull Earn course credit in international fi eld schoolsmdashcourses run from two to six weeks
bull Step outside of the classroom with a TRU fi eld schoolto experience hands-on learning
bull TRU operates a number of specialized fi eld schools which are unique in terms of location course content program length and cost Field schools normally run from two to six weeks in length and operate between the months of May through August
bull Some fi eld school courses are open to students across a wide range of programs and off er course credit that can be applied to your degree program
Short Term Summer Programs
Yet another great way to travel and experience another culture - for credit Many of our Bilateral exchange partners run 2 3 4 and 6 week programs which students can participate during the months of May June and July These short-term programs typically cover accommodation some meals and cultural activities Students still register at TRU for one or two courses and pay tuition to TRU All other fees are paid directly to the partner school
These summer programs transfer back to 1 or 2 courses at TRU following approval from a Program Advisor If you are not sure about diving into a full semester abroad let this short-term experience be the testing ground to get your feet wet
TRUrsquos Global Competency Certifi cate
Your international and intercultural experiences will be recognized by TRU Our new Global Competency Certifi cate allows students to document their global and intercultural experiencesmdashfrom Study Abroad or learning a second language to volunteer workmdashand earn formal recognition on their offi cial TRU transcript Create your own global experience at TRU and we will help you add it to your resume See page 23 for details
TRUStudyAbroad Ambassador of the week Skye Hines went to Universiteacute Rennes 2 in France for a Bachelor of Arts This could be you myTRU mobility StudyAbroad
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STUDENT ACTIVITIES
NEW FRIENDSHIPS
ADVENTURE
10 | International Program Guide Campus Life
International Training CentreFor over 25 years Thompson Rivers University has been delivering customized training programs of the highest calibre and the professional development we provide to educators (from kindergarten to post-secondary levels) has
earned us world-wide recognition Our intensive short-term programs are strategically balanced to maximize every opportunity for instruction while allowing participants enough time to gain an appreciation of Canadian culture and participate in carefully selected activities The result is a rich and rewarding experience that will last a life time
Summer Language and Cultural ImmersionOur three and four-week open-registration programs provide students with a learner-centred environment that enables them to acquire English through listening speaking and active participation in a rich educational environment The program combines English-language training with cultural activities Participants stay with local families which provides a full immersion experience
Programs include the following
bull Homestay accommodations (meals included)bull Pick up and drop off at Kamloops Airportbull Orientation to TRUrsquos campus and the city of Kamloopsbull Free wireless internet on campusbull Support of instructors in the classroom and during activitiesbull Costs of all scheduled cultural and recreational activities
Customized ProgramsTRU develops many customized technical training programs in areas such as health trades and technology and tourism to name a few TRU has particular strengths in specialized English as a Second Language (ESL) training ESL study tours ESL for specifi c purposes such as ESLBusiness ESLTourism and ESLNursing
Not only can program content be customized but so can many other program attributes such as location of delivery(TRU campus or clients home country) guest speakers accommodations and educationalcultural activities
Programs include the following
bull Customized instruction delivered in Canadaandor in the clientrsquos home country
bull Cultural benefi ts such as guest speakerssite visits and community placements
bull Recreational activities such as golf fi shing hikinghorseback riding and skiing
bull Choice of homestay or dormitory accommodationbull A complete range of support services including
support in the participantrsquos native language
Professional Development for Teachers of English as a Foreign LanguageThis program provides participants with the knowledge and skills they need to excel in their fi eld Program content can be adapted for elementary middle school high school and post-secondary applications In addition length of programs can be customized from two to eight weeks or longer depending on the requirements of the client
Professional Development for Teachers of English as a Foreign Language is comprised of four modules Instructional Methodology Instructional Techniques English for Educators and Cultural Studies
Executive Leadership Training for PrincipalsThis customized program for principals and vice-principals focuses on skills development in educational leadership through training and professional placements The program addresses curriculum development external relations innovative delivery methods human resource issues and planning
Other Language and Culture Programsbull Winter 4-Week Language and Culture Embrace a Canadian
winter while experiencing many parts of culture such as a hockey game tubing skiingsnowboarding and curling
bull Wild Wild West Experience the life of a cowboy while developing your English skills Highlights include visiting a working ranch where you can ride a horse learn to lasso go on a hay ride visit a cowboy museum and listen to cowboys tell campfi re stories Included is a trip to historic Barkerville a fully restored Gold Rush town from the 1800s
bull Business English and Golf for Professionals Kamloops has 13 award-winning golf courses and was voted ldquoNumber One Golf Destination in Canadardquo Personalized golf lessons will be provided
bull ESL and SkiingSnowboarding Increase your English profi ciency while developing skiingsnowboarding skills in a world-class destination at Sun Peaks Resort
For more information please see ITCrsquos Program Guide truworldcaitc
International Program Guide Campus Life | 11
Transnational Programs Transnational programs allow students in partner institutions to partiallymdashor in some cases totallymdashcomplete TRU program requirements at their home institutions Students often transfer to TRU to complete their studies at the conclusion of which they can earn the appropriate degree or diploma awarded by TRU Currently TRU has more than 40 partner institutions in countries such as China Colombia India Korea Mexico New Zealand Turkey United Arab Emirates USA and Vietnam
Study a TRU programat a partner institution(Accreditation Program)
There are more than 1300 students enrolled in TRU programs delivered at partner institutions Current programming areas include Business and Computing Science All of these programs are based on an accreditation model where TRU works with partner institutions to deliver TRU programs in the partnersrsquo home countries
Transfer credits towards a degree at TRU(Articulation Program)
Articulation agreements allow students from partner institutions to seamlessly transfer the credits earned at their home institutions into TRU programs Current programming areas include Arts Business Science Computing Science Tourism and Technology Management
Pathway towards a Canadianuniversity degree at TRU(Pathway Program)
TRU partners with high schools and English language schools These linkages create pathways for qualifi ed students to complete their preparatory studies and then transfer smoothly to university studies at TRU
Have a study abroad experience at TRU(Visiting Student Program)
This program provides students with a study abroad opportunity in Canada The program includes intensive English language courses andor university academic courses drawn from TRUrsquos existing suite of academic courses or TRU can develop a customized suite of courses to meet the needs of a cohort group in a specifi c program area All the courses in this program may be counted towards university credits at TRU partner institutions
For more information visittruworldcatransnational
TRU GRADUATION CEREMONY IN CHINA
SIGNING CEREMONY
TRU GRADUATION CEREMONY IN INDIA
GRADUATION CEREMONY AT TRU
12 | International Program Guide Campus Life
L to R Tracy Barth Lorna Hutchinson Ornella Falsetta Carol Ryujin-Kawa Jean Linteris and Leslie Matthews Not picturedL Jody Peddle
Back Amit Goel (Hindi Punjabi Urdu) Rika Kimura (Japanese) Sultan Almajil (Arabic) Reuben Onyango (Swahili) Tatyana Dikaryeva (Russian Ukrainian)
Front Staff en Liu-Calver (Mandarin) Eric Kim (Korean) and Teresa Wei (Mandarin)
Barb Smith Keisha Morong and Verlinda Wale
InternationalStudent ServicesInternational Admissions bull Six full-time offi cers for
international admissionsbull Application processing within one week
under normal circumstancesbull Personalized response to inquiries
and follow-up questionsbull Admissions advising on specifi c
program requirements
InternationalAcademic Advisingbull Four full-time international
academic advisorsbull Course planning before you
arrive on campusbull Individual advising and course planning
each semesterbull Monitoring of academic performance and
counselling supportbull Academic success guidance
and workshops
Susie My academic advisors were great in helping me plan my courses they really facilitated my career goals and interests to help me choose a program and major which best suited me
For more info emailapplications to iapplytrucaor Apply online atregtruworldcaorderformasp
InternationalStudent Advisorsbull Multilingual teambull Personal counselling and assistance on
all aspects of student life in Canada including housing visa application and settlement services
bull Orientation and welcome servicesincluding airport receptioncity tours and peer programs
International Program Guide Campus Life | 13
Research at TRUFinding Tiny Solutions to Huge ProblemsJonathan Van Hamme PhD Associate Professor Department of Biological Sciences
Dr Van Hamme and his team are developing microscopic clean up crews through bioremediationmdashthe use of microbes to break down pollutants By studying microbes with bioactive qualities on a genetic level and learning precisely what makes their taste for toxins tick this researcher is working to develop strategies to enhance their natural abilities to clean up environmental pollutants
Advancing the Battle Against Drug Resistant BacteriaKingsley Donkor PhD Associate Professor Department of Chemistry
One very promising area of research is into lantibioticsmdashsubstances that not only show remarkable effectiveness against many forms of bacteria but also have a promising ability to thwart the development of resistance Donkor is working to discover the precise way in which lantibiotics destroy bacterial cells so that he can use that knowledge to develop new and even more effective lantibiotic substances
Searching for SuperheroesNaowarat (Ann) Cheeptham PhD Associate Professor Department of Biological Sciences
TRU microbiologist Dr Naowarat (Ann) Cheeptham is going to extremes in her search for new sources of antibiotics to fight multi-drug-resistant bacteria Working with an expert cave explorer to collect microorganisms from some of Canadarsquos most remote extreme cave habitats she and her team of graduate and undergraduate researchers are testing hundreds of these tough adaptable bacteria for potential antibiotic superpowers
14 | International Program Guide Campus Life
TRU Moose Co-op students can receive academic credit for co-op work terms
Work Options forInternational StudentsInternational Students are eligible to work on- and off -campus while studying full-time and qualify for full-time work permitafter graduation
Work During Your Studiesbull Work up to 20 hours per week while studyingbull Work full-time during scheduled breaks
bull Opportunities on- and off -campus
Co-operative EducationCo-operative education combines academic studies with paid work experience Students alternate between terms of full-time study and full-time employment
Co-op Advantages
bull Get paid career-related work experience while studyingbull Earn academic credits and transcript distinctionbull Maximize job opportunities upon graduationbull Choose from co-ops in Kamloops and across Canadabull TRU Co-op offi ce prepares students for interviews and help to
fi nd job placements bull Choose to work between one and up to fi ve semesters
Average Co-op salary
Program Discipline Average Monthly Salary
BBA C$2400
Science C$2800
Electronics C$2700
IT C$3000
Sample Co-op schedule (based on working 5 co-op semesters)
Co-op requirements and fees
bull Co-op work term fee of C$1400 (Co-op fee waived for students who do not fi nd employment)
bull Student applies for Co-op after completion of fi rst yearbull GPA determines acceptancebull Must complete COOP 1000 course on resume writing and
nterviewing skills after accepted to Co-op programbull Enter work semester after completing 50 of academic programbull Under graduate programs only See pages 20-21 for eligible programs
Work After GraduationInternational students graduating from a Canadian post-secondary institution are eligible to remain in Canada to work Students completing a minimum two-year program of study may be eligible to work for up to three years
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Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5
September to
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Academic Semester
1
Academic Semester
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Academic Semester
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Academic Semester
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International Program Guide Campus Life | 15
16 | International Program Guide Campus Life
Student Housingamp AccommodationLive on campus as part of a vibrant active community of students at the TRU Residence (ldquoTRU Rezrdquo) or On Campus Housing (ldquoMcGillrdquo) Be minutes away from your classes campus amenities and the Tournament Capital Centre
TRU Student Residence The 11-storey TRU Rez has some of the best views in the city Each of the 570 private bedrooms include a desk chair double bed phone TV and lamp Floors are co-ed but two- and four-bedroom suites with shared kitchenette and washroom are either all female or all male
Applications are accepted on a fi rst-come fi rst-served basis First year students enrolled in a degree or diploma program are guaranteed a room for September if application is received before March
2 Bedroom Plan 4 Bedroom Plan
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International Program Guide Campus Life | 17
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McGill On Campus HousingMcGill housing off ers 300 self-contained bedrooms in four-bedroom ldquoquadrdquo units in three buildings Each all-female or all-male quad contains a shared kitchenette washroom and common area with access to a central building for study and recreation Applications will be accepted on a fi rst-come fi rst-served basis
bull Rooms have private outside entrances some have city viewsbull Rooms include bed desk sink kitchen with microwave double burner hot
plate and fridgebull Central building has coin-operated laundry bike storage mail big screen
TV BBQ deck pool tables free wireless internet and study areabull Regular social activities plannedbull Fees include utilities (heat hot water electricity)bull Internet cable TV and phone hookups availablebull On-site management and 24 hourday securitybull Parking available for an extra feebull Two blocks to shopping grocery runs once a week
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Homestay Live with a Canadian FamilyManaged by TRU World staff TRUrsquos homestay program off ers a great opportunity for students to experience Canadian culture and practice English by living with Canadian families or individuals More than 450 carefully selected Canadian homestay providers participate in this program
Homestay Advantages
bull A private furnished bedroombull Three meals per day and snacksbull Care and support of a Canadian familybull Share your culturebull Practice English in real life situations
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Facts About Canadabull Second largest country in the world
bull 35 million people
bull Ten provinces three territories
bull Top UN ranking
bull Multicultural 1 in 6 is a new immigrant
bull Officially bilingual (English and French) but over 200 languages spoken
bull Provinces are responsible for education
Facts About Kamloopsbull Modern safe and comfortable
city of almost 100000bull Vibrant cultural lifebull Over 200 lakes nearbybull Many golf coursesbull Spectacular natural settingbull Affordable cost of livingbull Wide range of outdoor city
and campus activitiesbull 35 hour drive or 45 minute flight
from Vancouverbull 45 minute drive to Sun Peaks Resort
one of North Americarsquos top-ranked ski and snowboard resorts where the Austrian National Ski Team practices Sun Peaks Named Top Two in Best Canadian Ski Destinations by Canadian Living Magazine
bull Exceptional climate
rsaquo 1 in Canada for beautiful summers rsaquo 2 for warmest spring rsaquo 2 for driest city climate rsaquo 2 for most sunny days
in warm months rsaquo 2040 hours of sunshine per year rsaquo Median high temperature 21degC
Facts About TRUbull Founded in 1970 TRU is a public
degree-granting universitybull Almost 13000 students on campus
during Fall and Winter semestersbull More than 1750 international students
from over 85 countriesbull 17000 distance studentsbull TRU is in the heart of Kamloops within
walking distance of everything you need
bull 11 Aboriginal students bull Average class sizemdash1st year
39 students 4th year 20 students bull U-PASS for students provides access
to the Kamloops transit system and free access to the on-campus Canada Games swimming pool
Bruce Excellent School Excellent Faculty
TRU Moose Kamloops is amazing for its ability to accommodate a variety of sports and activities From snowboarding to waterskiing you can try it all
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20 | International Program Guide Study Options
TRU Master Degrees and Graduate Studies Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
MBA Foundation amp Graduate Certifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) 24 8 months SeptJanMay
Master of Business Administration 24 1 year Sept
Graduate Certifcate in Education Studies (GCES) 35 4 months + ESL SeptMay
Master of Education Leadership 35 30 credits Sept
Master of Science Environmental Science 31 2 years SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Accounting 25 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Business Administration 25 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Finance 25 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Human Resource Management 25 51 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in International Business 25 54 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Marketing 26 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in New Venture Creation 26 51 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Supply Chain Management 26 60 credits SeptJanMay
Teaching English as a Second Language Certifi cate (TESL) 35 4 months SeptJanMay
TRU Undergraduate Degrees Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Bachelor of ArtsMajors Communications Economics English Geography History Interdisciplinary Studies Journalism Mathematics Philosophy Psychology Sociology Theatre Arts Visual Arts
34 4 years SeptJanMay C
Bachelor of Business AdministrationMajors Accounting Economics Finance Human Resource Management International Business Marketing New Venture Creation Information Technology
27 4 years SeptJanMay C
Double Degreebull Bachelor of Business Administration amp Bachelor of Computing Science
32 5 years SeptJanMay C
Bachelor of Computing Science 32 4 years SeptJan C
Bachelor of Education - Elementary 35 5 years Sept P
Bachelor of Fine Arts 34 4 years SeptJan
Bachelor of Heath Science 33 4 years SeptJan C
Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies 34 4 years SeptJan C
Bachelor of Journalism 34 4 years Sept P
Bachelor of Natural Resource Science 31 4 years Sept C
Bachelor of ScienceMajors Animal Biology Chemistry Chemical Biology Cellular Molecular amp Microbial Biology Ecology amp Environmental Biology Environmental Chemistry Computing Science Mathematics Mathematical Sciences Physics Statistics
31 4 years SeptJanMay C
Bachelor of Science in Nursing 33 4 years Sept P
Bachelor of Social Work 35 4 years Sept P
Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management 36 4 years SeptJan
Bachelor of Tourism Management 28 4 years SeptJanMay C
Engineering ndash First amp Second Year Transfer 32 1ndash2 years Sept C
Forestry ndash First amp Second Year Transfer 31 1ndash2 years Sept
Complete Program Listing for International StudentsSTUDY OPTIONS
20 | International Program Guide
International Program Guide Study Options | 21
TRU Diploma Programs Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Accounting Technician 2 years Sept
Adventure Guide 30 2 years Sept C
Adventure Management 30 2 years Sept C
Architectural amp Engineering Technology 32 3 years Sept
Associate of Arts 34 2 years SeptJanMay
Associate of Science 2 years SeptJanMay
Computer Information Systems Technology 32 2 years SeptJan C
Early Childhood Education 35 2 years Sept
Events amp Conventions Management 28 2 years Sept
Management 2 years Sept C
Practical Nursing (Williams Lake campus only) 33 2 years TBD P
Police amp Justice 34 2 years Sept
Resort amp Hotel Management 28 2 years Sept P
Respiratory Therapy 33 3 years Sept P
Sports Event Management 28 2 years Sept P
Tourism Management 28 2 years SeptJanMay P
Visual Arts 2 years Sept
Water amp Wastewater Technology 36 2 Years Sept
January intake may be available but course sequencing would prevent completion in 4 semesters
TRU Certifi cate Programs Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Aboriginal Tourism 1 year Sept
Adventure Sports 30 1 year Sept
Culinary Arts 30 16 months JanAug
English as a Second or Additional Language (ESALESL) 22 1ndash25 years SeptJanMay
Literary amp Art History 1 year SeptJan
Modern Languages 1 year SeptJan
Visual Arts Studio 1 year SeptJan
Water amp Wastewater Utilities 1 year August
TRU University Prep amp Student Development Length Intakes Co-op (C)Practicum (P)
Adult Basic Education amp BC Adult Graduation Diploma NA JanMaySept
English as a Second Language NA JanMaySept
University Preparation Courses NA JanMaySept
Note All course and admission information subject to change
trucacalendar
STUDY OPTIONS
International Program Guide | 21
22 | International Program Guide Study Options
English Language Programs
The TRU Advantagebull English Placement Test (EPT) available upon arrivalbull IELTS and TOEFL scores acceptedbull Academic ESL designed to help prepare for university contextbull Can combine ESL and Academic courses for credit in levels 4 and 5bull 20 hours of classroom instruction per week plus language labs
and activitiesbull Access to International Student Activity Program (ISAP)
Each of the fi ve levels of TRUrsquos ESL Program take one semesterto complete
Students with no offi cial test score will take an English Placement Test (EPT) upon arrival at TRU and will be placed in the appropriate level of English language study as indicated in the chart below
If a student has an offi cial test score they may choose to enter ESL or academic courses without taking the TRU English Placement Test See chart to the right
Note In order to guarantee registration for the courses you want please submit your English test scores one month before arriving at TRU
Admission RequirementsEnglish Profi ciency
bull Completion of the TRU ESL Program allows direct entry to academic study
bull TRU accepts test scores for the following English profi ciency exams TOEFL IELTS MELAB CanTEST
bull The Cambridge CAE (Certifi cate in Advanced English) and CPE (Certifi cate of Profi ciency in English) will also be considered for direct entry into academic programs
Academic Requirements
bull Secondary school completion (high school graduation)
bull Other requirements vary by program please consult International Admissions for detailed requirements for specifi c programs at iapplytruca
Minimum Age Students must be at least 17 years oldSee inside back cover for application instructions
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Direct entry into Academic Study
Academic Study requirementsIELTS 65+ with no bands below 60TOEFL iBT 88+ with no section below 20TOEFL PBT 570+ TWE 45+MELAB 81+CanTEST 45+ with no component score below 40CAEL Overall 70+ no subtest below 60TRU Level 5 completion
Direct entry to Level 5 ESL
2 ESL Courses + 3 Academic Courses Level 5 completion = Direct Entry to Academic StudyLevel 5 Entry requirements
IELTS 60+ with no band below 55TOEFL iBT 80+TOEFL PBT 550 - 569 TWE 40+MELAB 77+CanTEST 40+ with no component score below 40CAEL Overall 60+ no subtest below 50TRU Level 4
Direct entry to Level 4 ESL
4 ESL Courses + 1 Academic Course Level 4 completion = Direct Entry to Level 5 ESLLevel 4 Entry requirements
IELTS 55+ with no band below 50TOEFL iBT 71+TOEFL PBT 530 - 549MELAB 74+CanTEST 40+ with no component score below 35CAEL Overall 50+ no subtest below 40TRU ESL level 3
Direct entry to Level 3 ESL
5 ESL CoursesLevel 3 completion = Direct entry to Level 4 ESL + ESL Intermediate Certifi cate awardLevel 3 Entry requirements
IELTS 50+TOEFL iBT 61+TOEFL PBT 500 - 529MELAB 69+CanTEST 35+CAEL Overall 40+TRU ESL level 2
Direct entry to Level 2 ESL
Level 2 ESL 5 ESL CoursesLevel 2 completion = Direct entry to level 3 ESL + ESL Foundations Certifi cate awardLevel 2 Entry requirements
TRU English Placement Test is required for entry
Direct entry to Level 1 ESL
5 ESL CoursesLevel 1 completion = Direct entry to level 2 ESLTRU English Placement Test requiredSuggested Entry requirement TOEFL iBT 20
TOEFL Exam FormatsTOEFL iBT = Internet-Based TestTOEFL PBT = Paper Based Test
TRU is a leader in ESL education for university and college students Our ESL program is designed to provide specifi c and appropriate language training for students who plan to proceed to post-secondary study focusing on English for academic purposes Our students come from around the world and we look forward to meeting you
ESL Bridging Certifi cates
Each requires completion of Level 4 one ESL electiveand two specifi c academic courses
bull English and Sciencesbull English and Liberal Arts
bull English and Fine Artsbull English and Business
International Program Guide Study Options | 23
International Baccalaureate (IB)The IB diploma is accepted for admission to TRU Transfer credit will be granted for higher level courses completed with a score of 5 or higher Students have the option to decline the transfer credit if they wish to complete the course(s) at the University
To transfer credits to Arts Business or Science you must have
1 Official IB transcript2 HL courses only3 Grade of 5 6 or 7For a complete list of the IB transfer credits please go to trucaadmissionshs-studentsib
Official transcripts must be sent to the Admissions Office directly from the testing centre Transcripts can be requested from
International Baccalaureate New York Attn Transcripts 475 Riverside Drive Suite 240 New York NY 10115 Phone 2126964464
Advanced Placement (AP) Exams through the College BoardAP exams will be accepted for admission to TRU Transfer credit is granted for approved subjects passed with a grade of a subject grade of 4 or higher Official transcripts must be provided from the College Board Students may choose to repeat a course at TRU by forfeiting the credit To transfer credits you must have
bull Official AP transcriptbull Grade of 4 or 5For more information on transfer credit to arts science or business programs at TRU visit trucaadmissionshs-studentsstandingcb
General Certificate of Educational Studies (GCE)Students completing their GCE will be considered for admission on a combination of factors For admission to TRU you will need
bull A minimum of two Advanced (A) level courses and two Advanced Subsidiary (AS) level courses or
bull A minimum of two A-level courses and three Ordinary (O) level subjects
bull Completion of O-levels (University Preparation courses will need to be completed at TRU)
GCE Advanced Level (A-Level Exams) transfer creditTransfer credit is granted for approved A-level courses passed with a grade of an A or B Official transcripts must be provided to receive transfer credit (Check the BC Transfer Guide to see the specific TRU credit for the identified AP and IB courses) Students may choose to repeat a course at TRU by forfeiting the credit To transfer credits you must have
1 Official GCE transcript2 A-Level courses only3 Grade of A or BFor more information on transfer credit to arts science or business programs at TRU visit trucaadmissionshs-studentsstandingalevel
DAADTRU will accept the DAAD language test with a minimum B2 level as proof of meeting the English Language requirement for Visiting International Students only Students will be required to take the English Placement Test on arrival only as guidance for counselors in the event students may need more English language support
General Education Development (GED) TestThe GED is accepted high school equivalent for admission to TRU under the following conditions
bull Must be 17 years of agebull Will need IELTS scorebull Will need to take Accuplacer Math
assessment at TRU
Transfer CreditTRU will accept college and university transfer credit Official transcripts and detailed course outlines must be provided to receive transfer credit
bull Transfer credit assessment is done once the student has been admitted to TRU and submitted official transcripts and course outlines
bull A maximum of 50 of any program will be recognized outside of TRU
bull International Admissions will assess a studentrsquos formal learning from other accredited post-secondary institutions
bull TRU will give transfer credit whenever possible total will differ depending on program
International Accreditations and Transfer Credit
RECOGNIZING FUTURE GLOBAL LEADERSThe TRU Global Competency Certificate allows students to earn formal recognition for their intercultural and international experiencesmdashfrom Study Abroad to learning a second language to volunteer work
Global Competency is a credential that can be earned in tandem with any credit programmdashundergraduate or graduatemdashoffered by Thompson Rivers University
The program uses a portfolio approach that allows each student to track a number of different educational and personal experiences
How Do I Earn ItTo earn this credential a student must
1 Attend an Orientation session2 Sign up for GLBL1000 3 Earn and compile points4 Submit a portfolio to the Centre for
Student Engagement office OM1468
Global Competency
24 | International Program Guide Study Options
School of Business and EconomicsMaster of BusinessAdministration (MBA)The TRU MBA Advantage
The TRU MBA is designed to meet the needs of our students who can customize their learning experience with maximum fl exibility and unparalleled choice
bull One and two-year MBA programs bull Three program completion options
Graduate Project Graduate Thesis and Course-Based completion options
bull TRUrsquos MBA program does notrequire a GMAT score or have a minimum professional workexperience requirement
Entrance Requirements
1 Education 3 or 4-year undergraduate degree with a minimum B average (GPA of 30 on a scale of 400 or equivalent) in the last 60 credits
2 Language rsaquo Completion of undergraduate
degree at an English language university in a country where English is the primary language or
rsaquo IELTS score of 70 (all bands) or rsaquo A minimum TOEFL score of 100 with
no section below 20 (IBT) or rsaquo Completion of TRU ENGL 1100 and
CMNS 1290 with a B (GPA of 300)or higher
3 Quantitative and Computing Skills Quantitative skills include a strong background in algebra and statistics Computing skills include having a strong background in word processing presentation and spreadsheet software
One-Year Program
Graduates of a four-year BBA or Bachelor of Commerce degrees may be eligible for direct admission to the 12-month MBA Level The MBA program consists of eight core courses plus a choice of one of three completion options
Two-Year Program
Students from other undergraduate fi elds may be eligible for the two-year MBA program which provides students witha solid foundation in business administration plus the strategic management skills required to succeed in the global business environment
MBA Foundation amp GraduateCertifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) program
The two-year MBA begins with the Graduate Certifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) program which consists of 6 courses (2 semesters) of Foundation courses in the major subject areas of Business Administration The GCBA off ers a pathway to the 12-month MBA program for students with non-business-related undergraduate degrees and ensures they have the knowledge required to be successful in the MBA program Upon successful completion of the MBA Foundation courses with a minimumB grade proceed automatically to the MBA level which requires 3 semesters(12 months) to complete
All MBA students in year 2 complete eight core courses plus a choice of one of three completion options Course-Based Graduate Project or Graduate Thesis
The Course-Based option provides the opportunity to study four additional advanced management courses in areas such as Corporate Finance Marketing Decision Analysis Entrepreneurshipand Innovation
The Graduate Project option provides the opportunity to address an applied management issue or problem This option provides situational experience and allows the student to focus in a specifi c areaof management
The Graduate Thesis option provides the opportunity to prepare and defend a thesis further developing critical thinking skills as well as academic research skills
Graduates of our MBA program have successfully obtained positions in a variety of industries and sectors including major corporations government small- and medium-sized businesses and non-profi ts locally across Canada and around the world
Throughout the program TRUrsquos MBA Students are off ered opportunities for career development The Career Development Program provides workshops events guest speakers and activities designed to develop career readiness for MBA students and provide additional opportunities to achieve the learning goals and objectives of the program
For more information about MBA studies at TRU please visit our website at trucamba or email us at mbatruca
What can I studyin Business andEconomics at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Master of Business Administrationbull MBA Foundation amp Graduate
Certifi cate in Business Administration
bull Post-Baccalaureate Diplomas rsaquo Accounting rsaquo Business Administration rsaquo Finance rsaquo Human Resource Management rsaquo International Business rsaquo Marketing rsaquo New Venture Creation rsaquo Supply Chain Management
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Business Administration rsaquo Accounting rsaquo Economics rsaquo Environmental Economics amp
Sustainable Development (Minor)
rsaquo Finance rsaquo Financial Markets
amp Institutions (Minor) rsaquo Human Resource Management rsaquo Information Technology rsaquo International Business rsaquo Marketing rsaquo New Venture Creation rsaquo Supply Chain Management
bull Bachelor of BusinessAdministration and Computing Science double degree
bull Bachelor of CommercemdashTRU-OLbull Bachelor of Public
AdministrationmdashTRU-OL
Diplomas
bull Accounting Technicianbull Executive Assistantbull Management
Certifi cates
bull Administrative Assistantbull Management StudiesCo-op internship available
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International Program Guide Study Options | 25
School of Business and EconomicsPOST-BACCALAUREATEDIPLOMAS IN BUSINESSThe Post-Baccalaureate diplomas are valuable to international students who wish to come to Canada to learn English gain exposure to the culture and study in a compressed format Post-Baccalaureate diplomas normally take two years to complete on a full-time basis and are designed for students with a degree in a diff erent fi eld of study
Admission Requirements
bull Math 12 or MATH 0610 or MATH 1000 or equivalent (C+ or higher)
bull ENGL 1100 or equivalent with a C+or higher
bull A bachelor degreeStudents may commence their studies while they upgrade their mathematics and English
AccountingMATH 107 Mathematics for Business amp Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
ECON 1900 Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics orSTAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
ACCT 3200 Intermediate Financial Accounting 1
ACCT 3210 Intermediate Financial Accounting 2
ACCT 3220 Income Taxation 1
ACCT 3230 Income Taxation 2
ACCT 3250 Intermediate Management Accounting
FNCE 4110 Adv Financial Management for Accountants
ACCT 4200 Advanced Financial Accounting
ACCT 4230 Assurance
ACCT 4250 Advanced Management Accounting
MIST 4610 Strategic Management Information Systems
Business AdministrationMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business amp Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Mathematics with Applications 1
MNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
ECON 1900 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Principles of Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics orSTATS 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MNGT 4780 Strategic Management
One additional 30004000 business course
Note Business courses include those beginning with the ACCT BLAW MIST ENTR FNCE HRMN IBUS MKTG MNGT ORGB SCMN or BUSN acronyms
FinanceMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Mathematics with Applications 1
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics orMATH 1130 Enriched Calculus or MATH 1140 Calculus 1 or MATH 1150 Calculus for Biological Sciences
ECON 1900 Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 orSTAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
FNCE 3150 Investments 1
FNCE 3170 Investments 2
FNCE 3180 Risk Management and Financial Engineering
FNCE 4130 Advanced Financial Management
FNCE 4180 International Financial Management
At least fi ve ofBLAW 2910 Commercial Law
FNCE 3140 Financial Statement Analysis
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
FNCE 4120 Business Valuation and Restructuring
FNCE 4140 Personal Financial Management
FNCE 4160 Portfolio Management
FNCE 4190 Financial Institutions Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
Human ResourceManagementMNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
ORGB 3770 Teamwork in Organizations
ORGB 3810 Organizational Theory and Design
HRMN 3830 Human Resource Planning and Staffi ng
HRMN 3840 Employee and Labour Relations
BLAW 3920 Employment Law
HRMN 4830 Total Rewards
HRMN 4840 Organizational Learning Trainingand Development
ORGB 4870 Organizational Development and Change
HRMN 4890 Selected Topics in HR Management
International BusinessMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or
STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
MKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3510 International Business
IBUS 3520 Global Management
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
IBUS 4520 International Trade Finance
IBUS 4530 International Trade Law and Logistics
IBUS 4540 Global Entrepreneurship
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TRU Moose Donrsquot be surprised if people you donrsquot know smile and say ldquohirdquo Canadians are just that friendly
26 | International Program Guide Study Options
MarketingACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
MKTG 3470 Consumer Behaviour
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3510 International Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MKTG 4460 Marketing Strategy
At least seven ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
MKTG 4400 Professional Sales Management
MKTG 4410 Services Marking
MKTG 4420 Brand Management
MKTG 4430 Retail Management
MKTG 4440 Advanced Marketing Research
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
New Venture CreationMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics or MATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
MKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
ENTR 3720 All Business Finance
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
ENTR 4750 New Venture Creation
ENTR 4760 Small Business Management
Supply Chain ManagementMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business amp Economics or MATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics 2 or MATH 1130 Enriched Calculus or MATH 1140 Calculus 1 or
MATH 1150 Calculus for Biological Sciences
STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
SCMN 3330 Procurement Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MIST 3620 Web-Enabled Business
SCMN 4310 Operations Management
SCMN 4320 Logistics and Transportation
SCMN 4390 Selected Topics in Supply Chain Management
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
At least 2 ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
IBUS 3520 Global Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
School of Business and Economics gt trucamba gt trucabusiness
Accountingbull Treasury Manager bull Chief Financial Officer bull Budget Director bull Taxation Manager bull Management Consultant bull Tax Auditor bull International Accountant
Financebull Corporate Loans Officer bull Personal Financial Advisorbull Equity Analyst bull Portfolio Manager bull Chief Financial Officer bull Stock Broker bull Investment Dealer bull Treasury Manager
Human Resource Managementbull Director of Human Resourcesbull Training Officer bull Industrial Relations Officer bull Health and Safety Specialist bull Harassment Advisor bull Employee Benefits Officerbull Human Resources Manager
Information Technology bull Network Manager bull Systems Analyst bull Website Designer bull Computer Programmer bull Database Administrator
International Businessbull Export Sales Manager bull Foreign Trade Consultantbull Import and Export Specialist bull International Marketing Manager bull International Shipping Specialist
Marketingbull Brand Manager bull Advertising Account Executivebull District Sales Manager bull Market Researcher bull Sales Representative bull Public Relations Directorbull Promotions Manager
New Venture Creation bull Small Business Ownerbull Franchiseebull Loans Officerbull Venture Capitalistbull Small Business Consultant
Supply Chain Managementbull Process Engineerbull Supply Chain Analystbull Supply Chains Systems Managerbull InventoryPurchasing Managerbull Materials AnalystManagerbull Logistics Manager
Typical Job Titles
International Program Guide Study Options | 27
Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)The Bachelor of Business Administration degree is a four-year program
bull First and second years Foundation of business and non-business courses
bull Third and fourth years Students select majors and minors or concentrations
bull Current major and minor options Accounting Economics Finance New Venture Creation Human Resource Management International Business Marketing Information Technology (major only) and Public Relations (minor only)
First and Second Year Courses
bull 6 Humanities credits (English Philosophy Languages Fine Arts)
bull 6 Social Sciences credits (Anthropology Canadian Studies Economics Geography Political Studies Psychology Sociology)
Core CoursesThe following 72 credits (24 courses) are requiredACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
CMNS 1290 Introduction to Professional Writing
CMNS 3240 Business Communications
ECON 1900 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Principles of Macroeconomics
ECON 2320 Statistics for Business and Economics 1
ECON 2330 Statistics for Business and Economics 2
ECON 3040 Managerial Economics
ENGL 1100 Introduction to University Writing or ENGL 1110 Introduction to Prose Fiction or ENGL 1120 Introduction to Poetry or ENGL 1140 Introduction to Drama or ENGL 1210 Introduction to Drama and Poetry
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MNGT 4780 Strategic Management
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
PHIL 1110 Introduction to Critical Thinking
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
BBA MajorsAccountingACCT 3200 Intermediate Financial Accounting 1
ACCT 3210 Intermediate Financial Accounting 2
ACCT 3220 Income Taxation 1
ACCT 3230 Income Taxation 2
ACCT 3250 Intermediate Management Accounting
FNCE 4110 Advanced Financial Management for Accountants
ACCT 4200 Advanced Financial Accounting
ACCT 4230 Assurance
ACCT 4250 Advanced Management Accounting
MIST 4610 Strategic Management Information Systems
EconomicsThe Major in Economics requires 42 ECON credits of which 24 must be at the 3000 and 4000 level with a minimum of 6 at the 4000 level ECON 2900 and ECON 2950 are required and either ECON 3900 or ECON 3950 must be taken
FinanceFNCE 3150 Investments 1
FNCE 3170 Investments 2
FNCE 3180 Risk Management and Financial Engineering
FNCE 4130 Advanced Financial Management
FNCE 4180 International Financial Management
Plus at least three ofFNCE 3140 Financial Statement Analysis
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
FNCE 4120 Business Valuation and Restructuring
FNCE 4140 Personal Financial Management
FNCE 4160 Portfolio Management
FNCE 4190 Financial Institutions Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
General BBAStudents must complete at least 24 credits (normally 8 courses) of 300 or 400-level business or ECON courses in addition to the core requirements in 3rd and 4th year
Human Resource ManagementORGB 3810 Organizational Theory and Design
HRMN 3830 Human Resource Planning and Staffing
HRMN 3840 Employee and Labour Relations
BLAW 3920 Employment Law
HRMN 4830 Total Rewards
HRMN 4840 Organizational Learning Training and Development
ORGB 4870 Organizational Development and Change
HRMN 4890 Selected Topics in HR Management
International BusinessMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3520 Global Management
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
IBUS 4520 International Trade Finance
IBUS 4530 International Trade Law and Logistics
IBUS 4540 Global Entrepreneurship
MarketingMKTG 3470 Consumer Behaviour
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
MKTG 4460 Marketing Strategy
Plus at least five ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
MKTG 4400 Professional Sales Management
MKTG 4410 Services Marketing
MKTG 4420 Brand Management
MKTG 4430 Retail Management
MKTG 4440 Advanced Marketing Research
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
New Venture CreationACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
MKTG 3480 Market Research
ENTR 3720 Small Business Finance
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communicated
ENTR 4750 New Venture Creation
ENTR 4760 Small Business Management
School of Business and Economics gt trucamba gt trucabusiness
28 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism
TOURISM MANAGEMENTTourism Management faculty strive to deliver education experiences that blend theory with practice to ensure our graduates are confident in applying the knowledge they gain and management practicemdashboth essential for leaders of tomorrow
Bachelor of Tourism Management (BTM)This four-year degree provides a solid foundation for the management of tourism businesses The BTM is designed to give students the skill and confidence to develop their own tourism businesses and fill the growing need for managers in the tourism industry Course assignments introduce students to current management issues with local regional national and international tourism businesses and organizations
Students may enter in first year or may transfer from other programs Graduates of TRU tourism diplomas or other tourism or business-related diplomas may also ladder into the BTM
Bachelor of Tourism Management Double DegreeTake your 4th year in the Netherlands and get a double degree TRU has partnered with the best university of applied sciences in the Netherlands to offer a second credential effectively doubling your degree in a single year of study abroad Instruction at NHTV is in English fostering connections with your fellow students and with your Dutch counterparts who will complete the double degree at TRU in their fourth year
Tourism Management DiplomasEvents and Conventions ManagementSpecial events and conventions are being recognized as great income generators for a community and the fastest growing segment of the tourism industry Employment opportunities exist within corporations hotels resorts convention centres municipal convention and visitorsrsquo bureaus and destination management companies
Resort and Hotel ManagementThis two-year diploma program is designed to provide the theory and practical skills essential to begin a career in Resort and Hotel Management Courses in this diploma provide instruction in Hotel Operations Food and Beverage Management and Hospitality Administration
Sports Event ManagementIn this multi-faceted program you will learn about sports and business From managing a sporting company or organization directing a club sport facility or starting your own company this is your opportunity to practice and master the business skills and expertise to produce organize and manage sport events anywhere
Tourism ManagementThe Tourism Management diploma will provide the basic skills and training for careers in Venue Management Tourism Community Planning and Consulting Tourism Marketing Management and Small Tourism Business Management
What can I study in Tourism at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Post-Baccalaureate Diplomas rsaquo Adventure Studies rsaquo International
Tourism Development rsaquo Tourism
Destination Development rsaquo Tourism
Experience Development
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies ndash Adventure Concentration
bull Bachelor of Tourism Management
rsaquo Majorsbull Adventurebull Entrepreneurbull Management
rsaquo Minorbull Adventure Studiesbull International Adventure in
Tourism Developmentbull Entrepreneurshipbull Managementbull Marketingbull Environmental Economics
and Developmentbull Financebull Human Resourcesbull International Business
Diplomas
bull Adventure Guide bull Adventure Management bull Events amp Conventions Managementbull Resort amp Hotel Managementbull Sports Event Managementbull Tourism Management
Certificates
bull Aboriginal Tourismbull Adventure Sportsbull Canadian Mountain and Ski Guidebull Culinary Artsbull Retail Meat Processing
International Opportunities
bull Adventure Tourism field tripbull Study Abroad
Co-op internship available
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International Program Guide Study Options | 29
POSTndashBACCALAUREATE TOURISM MANAGEMENT DIPLOMASPost-baccalaureate diplomas aredesigned for those who already have an undergraduate degree
Students will acquire a strong foundation in international tourism development subjects including experiences marketing environmental issues community and cultural issues product developmentand innovation
Admission Requirements
bull Any undergraduate degreebull Math 12 or equivalent bull IELTS 65 no band less than 60 or TOEFL
88 no section less than 20
Adventure StudiesTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (24 credits)TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing and Customer Service
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
ADVG 3110 Adventure Activities (Note this course has an activity fee)
ADVG 3130 Adventure Operations
ADVG 4010 Business Applications for Eco and Adventure Tourism Management
ADVG 4020 Legal Liability and Risk Management for Eco and Adventure Businesses
ADVG 4220 The Culture of Adventure
SpecializationmdashRequired Course (6 credits)
Select a total of 6 credits within ADVG activity based courses (1000-2000 level) Examples include kayaking skiing rock climbing ocean surfi ng etc
SpecializationmdashOptions (9 credits)
Select 3 of the following optionsADVG 4030 Contemporary Perspectives in Eco
and Adventure
ADVG 4040 Programming Experiential Activities
ADVG 4070 Directed Studies in Adventure
ADVG 4210 Adventure and Sport Marketing
ADVG 4230 Consulting In Adventure
39 Total Credits
InternationalTourism DevelopmentTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (39 credits)TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing and Customer Service
TMGT 3010 Community and Cultural Issues in Tourism
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
TMGT 4010 Experience Creation and Product Development
ADVG 4100 Adventure Tourism Field Trip (International)(Note course has activity fees and travel costs associated with it)
SpecializationmdashRequired Course (18 credits)
ADVG 4050 International Adventure Tourism Business
ADVG 4090 Nature-based Community Development
TMGT 4160 Tourism in a Global Environment
TMGT 2610 Environmental issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
ADVG 4070 Directed Studies in Adventure
39 Total Credits
Tourism DestinationDevelopmentTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (21 credits)CMNS 1810 Business Professional and Academic
Composition (or ENGL 1100)
TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing amp Customer Service
TMGT 2610 Environmental Issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3000 Practicum in Tourism (120 hours)
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
Tourism Electivesmdash(15 credits)
One Lower Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Upper Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Culture amp Place Elective from TMGT 3010 4090 4100 4220 ADVG 4220
One Global Perspectives Elective from TMGT 4030 4040 4160 4981 ADVG 4050 4160
One Experience Design Elective from TMGT 4010 4050 4130 4170 4180 4210 ADVG 4040 4200
Specializationmdash(18 credits)
EVNT 2190 Destination Marketing Organizations
TMGT 3010 Community and Cultural Issues in Tourism
TMGT 3040 Land Use Management or
TMGT 4040 Tourism and Sustainable Development
TMGT 4120 Developing New Tourism Enterprises or
TMGT 4140 Tourism Strategy
Specialty ElectiveSelect 1 of the following
TMGT 2080 2090 4030 4050 ADVG 4090
TMGT 4020 Graduating Seminar
54 Total Credits
Tourism ExperienceManagementTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (21 credits)CMNS 1810 Business Professional and Academic
Composition (or ENGL 1100)
TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing amp Customer Service
TMGT 2610 Environmental Issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3000 Practicum in Tourism (120 hours)
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
Tourism Electivesmdash(15 credits)
One Lower Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Upper Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Culture amp Place Elective from TMGT 3010 4090 4100 4220 ADVG 4220
One Global Perspectives Elective from TMGT 4030 4040 4160 4981 ADVG 4050 4160
One Experience Design Elective from TMGT 4010 4050 4130 4170 4180 4210 ADVG 4040 4200
Specializationmdash(18 credits)
Select 5 of the following optionsADVG 4040 Programming Experiential Activities
ADVG 4160 Community Capacity Building
TMGT 4010 Experience Creation and Product Development
TMGT 4050 Event Tourism
TMGT 4090 The Culture of Events
TMGT 4100 The Social Side of Tourism
TMGT 4130 Tourist Behaviour
TMGT 4170 Information Technology in Tourism
TMGT 4180 Managing the Tourist Experience
TMGT 4210 Casino Operations Management
54 Total Credits
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism gt trucatourism
30 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism gt trucatourism
We off er the fi nest and most extensive Adventure Studies training in the world We create exceptional educational experiences to foster studentsrsquo physical mental and emotional development so as to be of service to the global commercial adventure industry
Programs of StudyThe Adventure Studies department now off ers eight diverse programs of study Each program enables students to obtain the knowledge and qualifi cations required for employment and careers in the eco and adventure tourism industry Many opportunities for career and adventure pursuits exist for TRU graduates
bull adventure specialist bull avalanche technician bull college instruction bull environmental studies bull government consultingbull guiding bull international development bull photo journalism bull tourism marketingbull travel writing
Adventure Studies in the Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS) is a unique program that allows students to design their own curriculum customized to their specifi c interests and goals The BIS is intended as a two-year add-on (60 credits) to any 60 credits of lower level credits a student brings into the program
Adventure Studies in Bachelor of Tourism Management is a unique combination of theory and practice both local and abroad that produces competent graduates who quickly apply their skills to their careers as consultants to businesses organizations communities government tourism and tourism industry professionals
The Adventure Guide Diploma is the best known guide training program that attracts worldwide scrutiny and sets the standard for training whitewater ocean climbing and ski guides in Canada
The Adventure Management Diploma provides students with a broad background and understanding of the management of adventure activities and the opportunity to develop profi ciency in their personal adventure sport skills
The Canadian Mountain and Ski Guide Certifi cation Diploma Program (CMSG)is a collaborative program between the Adventure Studies Department and the Association of Canadian MountainGuides (ACMG) The program includes industry-recognized certifi cations tothe standards of the ACMG and International Federation of Mountain Guide Associations (IFMGA)
Adventure Sport Certifi cate an introduction to adventure sports and the adventure industry This is the ideal program for entry-level adventure students and students wishing to explore their career interest in adventure-related fi elds
The Culinary Arts Training program covers all aspects of the professional kitchen from appetizers and gourmet foods to the creation of exquisite desserts Graduates of the Culinary Arts program can look forward to job opportunities in the food and restaurant industry
Culinary Arts Certifi cateAdmission Requirements
bull Successful medical exam bull Successful completion of the entry
assessment test (Accuplacer) through the TRU Assessment Centre This test is a measure of English and math competency taken by all students
bull Interview with program coordinator
Course Length - 3 Semesters
Includes 13 months of hands-on training which takes 16 months to complete There is a four-month summer break (May to August) for the opportunity to gain formalized work experience
Professional Cook Level 130 weeks (2 semesters)Cook 1J Safety and Sanitation
Cook 1H Basic Food Service and Kitchen Management
Cook 1K Health CareCook-Chill
Cook 1A Vegetable and Starch Cookery
Cook 1B Meat and Poultry Cookery
Cook 1C Seafood Cookery
Cook 1D Stocks Soups and Sauces
Cook 1E Meat Poultry and SeafoodCutting and Processing
Cook 1F Cold Kitchen
Cook 1G Baking and Desserts
Cook 1I Egg and Breakfast Cookery
Cook 2M Employment Skills
160 hours of work practicum in industry
Work Practicum and Industry Hours
Students will be required to log 120 hours within the industry In addition to the work practicum students must have a total of 400 hours of work-based training by working during summer prior to registering for Professional Cook Level 2
Professional Cook Level 214 weeks (1 Semester)
During the fi nal 14 weeks in addition to a full course load you will be required to work in the afternoons and evenings preparing dishes for the highly acclaimed TRU Dining Room Accolades and learn to learn to plan menus control food costs and begin to acquire industry management skills
CULINARY ARTS
ADVENTURE STUDIES
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Faculty of Science
What can I studyin Science at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Master of Sciencein Environmental Science
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Science rsaquo Majors
bull General Sciencebull Animal Biologybull Chemistrybull Chemical Biologybull Cellular Molecular
amp Microbial Biologybull Ecology amp
Environmental Biologybull Environmental Chemistrybull Computing Sciencebull Mathematicsbull Mathematical Sciencesbull Physicsbull Statistics
rsaquo Minorsbull Geoarcheologybull Management
bull Bachelor of Computing Sciencebull Bachelor of Computing Science
amp Business Administrationdouble degree
bull Bachelor of Natural Resource Sciencebull Bachelor of Health Sciencebull Bachelor of Technology Managementbull Associate of Science bull Forestry Transfer (1st amp 2nd year)bull Engineering Transfer
(2-year transfer program)
Diplomas
bull Computer Information Systems Technology
bull Architectural ampEngineering Technology
bull Respiratory Therapy
Co-op internship available
SCIENCES ANDENVIRONMENT
Master of Science inEnvironmental ScienceThe TRU Master of Science in Environmental Science is a thesis-based degree with three areas of specialization 1) Ecology and Evolution 2) Physical Sciences and 3) Policy and Management The program is designed to produce graduates who are innovative andhave multi-disciplinary skills and broad knowledge in the fi eld of environmental science It is structured to be unique fl exible and relevant
Applications must be submitted four months before the intended starting date Please note that applications cannot be processed until a faculty member has indicated they will act as supervisor for the studentrsquos thesis Please contact the Coordinator of the Master of Science program at MSc_Coordtruca for more information
Admission Requirements
MSc application form cover letter personal reacutesumeacute two letters of recommendation written by professional or academic references offi cial copy of educational transcripts with GPA of 333 over the last two years of undergraduate studies and offi cial TOEFL results
Bachelor of Science (BSc)The Bachelor of Science degree program is a rigorous program that provides students with both depth and breadth in their science education emphasizes the acquisition of communication skills and promotes computer literacy The program also provides fl exibility so that students may pursue interests in disciplines outside there area of specialization TRU off ers three routes to a Bachelor of Science degree a Majors program in a specifi c discipline or disciplines an Honours Program in a specifi c discipline or a General Science Degree Program
Pre-Professional Health Sciences (Bachelor of Science)
Students interested in professional health care careers can complete their required undergraduate university study at TRU before applying for admission to professional programs at another university
Pre-Professional Health Sciences
bull Pre-Medicinebull Pre-Pharmacybull Pre-Chiropracticbull Pre-Dentistrybull Pre-Naturopathic Medicine
Bachelor of ScienceAdmission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 (or equivalent)bull Pre-Calculus Math 12 (C+) or Math 12
Principles (C+) or TRU Math 06000610bull Physics 11 (C+) or TRU Physics 0500bull Chemistry 11 (C+) or TRU Chemistry 0500
Bachelor of NaturalResource Science (BNRS)The purpose of the BNRS degree program is to prepare students for careers in a widerange of natural resource sector jobs and for further academic study in graduate school ldquoNatural resourcesrdquo include water forests rangeland soil minerals fi sheries and wildlife Natural resource science therefore is the application of scientifi c principles and knowledge towards a better understanding and management of these resources
Possible areas of employment include
bull Resource management and planning for government or industry
bull Operational forestrybull Teaching interpretation and guidingbull Wildlife biology and managementbull Habitat protectionbull Fisheries and animal researchbull Strategic land use planning
Forestry Transfer ProgramTRU off ers the fi rst general year of Forestry and the second year of Forest Resource Management Forest Science Natural Resource Conservation and Forest Operations Students who have completed the required fi rst or second year courses with a GPA of at least 25 are eligible to apply for admission to the UBC Faculty of Forestry
Katey I love the chemistry program at TRU The professors are incredible I love how accessible they are and always available for questions When you know your professors and they know you it makes for a much more personal learning environment Watch Kateyrsquos video on YouTube mytruworld
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32 | International Program Guide Study Options
COMPUTING SCIENCEAND ADVANCEDTECHNOLOGY
Why Computing Science
Many of the technologies we use and enjoy today were created by computing scientists As a future computer scientist you could create new technology that could improve society or change the world The Bachelor of Computer Science program has several elective options such as Business amp Management or Arts amp Gaming
Strong Market Terrifi c Jobs
Currently there are not enough computer scientists to fi ll the jobs available
During co-op work terms students can earn up to $40000 per year Graduates typically earn up to $50000 to start with senior positions often reaching $100000 or more
Bachelor of Computing Science (BCS)The BCS degree is for students interested in one of the many diff erent career options in computing science including website design network administration database management and e-commerce applications After two years of general study students do two years of concentrated computing studies
Double Degree Bachelorof Computing Science (BCS) amp Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)Double degrees in both computing and business will provide graduates with a strong platform from which to launch a successful career Whether working as a web applications manager an information systems consultant or CEO of a software company BCSBBA students will possess the combined management and computing skills to be successful in an increasingly high-tech business environment
To earn double degrees students must meetthe requirements of both programs Throughcareful course selection it is possible to complete two degrees in just fi ve years
Engineering Transfer (DegreeProgram) Year 1 and 2The Engineering Transfer Program at TRU allows you to get a jump-start on your engineering studies
Engineering Transfer Year One (38 credits) Complete the foundation courses necessary for your engineering degree in your fi rst year at TRU and transfer to UBC or UVic to complete your degree in biological biomedical civil chemical computer electrical environmental geological geo-technical integrated materials mechanical mining software engineering physics and other engineering specialties
Engineering Transfer Year Two Complete second year of Electrical or Computer engineering and transfer to UVic Following your second year you will then take part in a required 4-8 months Co-op term providing the opportunity to practice your engineering skills and get paid then you will transfer to the University of Victoria in third year to complete your degree
Admission to Engineering requirements
1 Pre-Calculus 11 and 12 with B (73)or better
2 Physics 11 and 12 with B (73) or better3 Chemistry 11 and 12 (highly
recommended) with B (73) 4 English 12 (73 or higher)
Computer Information Systems TechnologyDiploma (CIST)The CIST Diploma is accredited by the Canadian Information Processing Society CIST emphasizes the application of computers to the solution of business related problems The academic training combines technical and computer skills with communication skills (written and oral) and business skills Students who complete this diploma can ladder into year three of the BCS degree
Architectural andEngineering Technology Program (ARET)The Architectural and Engineering Technology Program (ARET) is a three-year diploma that emphasizes the design processes in building civil and mechanical technologies building structures municipal services electrical plumbing and HVAC (heating ventilating and AC) systems
Students will acquire problem solving skills in engineering and building design and in-depth knowledge in construction management building regulations and technical writing Courses include construction surveying architectural design fl uid mechanics mechanical and electrical design steel wood and reinforced concrete design and structural analysis
Students who complete the three-year ARET program can ladder into the Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM) degree and complete the degree after just 3 more semesters
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Faculty of Science gt trucascience
Typical Job Titlesin Computing Sciencebull Graphic Design Firmsbull Web and Flash Development Firmsbull Multimedia Design Firmsbull Print and Digital Media
Developmentbull Corporate Design and
Communicationsbull Advertising Agenciesbull Online Publishingbull Web Animation
Typical Job Titles in ARETbull Building Technologistbull Mechanical Technologistbull Civil Technologistbull Designer job captain specifi cation
writer estimator quantity surveyor or project administrator
bull Typically employed byprofessional engineer companies architects contractors manufacturers and governments
International Program Guide Study Options | 33
HEALTH SCIENCES
Respiratory Therapy Diploma TRU is the only educational institution in British Columbia to offer a program in Respiratory Therapy This program is accredited by the Conjoint Committee of the Canadian Society of Respiratory Therapists and the Canadian Medical Association The program consists of two eight-month sessions of instruction at TRU followed by 47 weeks of clinical internship at accredited hospitals
The clinical year begins in June following the second academic session Clinical year students will rotate between hospitals in the interior of BC Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island Applicants must be prepared to relocate as required
Respiratory Therapy (RT) DiplomaBachelor of Health Science (BHSC)Students are admitted into the three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma program with the option to enter the four-year dual diplomadegree stream The dual diplomadegree stream allows successful students to graduate with both a three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma and a four-year Bachelor of Health Science degree within a four year period
Bachelor of Health ScienceThe Bachelor of Health Science is designed to provide Health Care diploma students and graduates the opportunity to obtain a bachelor degree
Graduates from a two-year or three-year diploma can ladder into the Bachelor of Health Science and are granted up to 60 credits for two-year diploma and up to 90 credits for a three-year diploma
Graduates from the following diploma programs have enrolled in the Bachelor of Health Science program
bull Respiratory Therapybull Dental Hygienebull Medical Radiologybull Medical Laboratory Technologybull Massage Therapybull OccupationalPhysiotherapists Assistants
Admission Requirements
Completion of a minimum two-year diploma in Health Care or related area from a recognized program and institution
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)ndash Kamloops campus (limited enrolment)
ndash Williams Lake campus (Years 1 and 2 only limited enrolment)
The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) program is a 4-year degree program (plus practicum placements) Upon completion graduates are eligible to write the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) and apply for registration with the College of Registered Nurses of British Columbia (CRNBC) to practice as a Registered Nurse (RN)
The BScN program educates students to be competent nurses to work with individuals families groups or communities from a health promotion perspective and an ethic of caring Practice experiences occur in acute care extended care and intermediate care hospitals and other community health agencies and homes with options for local regional provincial national and international practicums
Admission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 or equivalent rsaquo BC Chemistry 11 or TRU
Chemistry 0500 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo BC Biology 12 or TRU Biology 0600 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo One other BC Science at the grade 11 or 12 level C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Foundation of Math 12 or Pre-Calculus12 or TRU MATH 0600 and MATH 0610 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo English 12 or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
Practical Nursing Diplomandash Williams Lake campus
The provincial practical nursing education diploma program is a 2-year program designed to provide learners with the knowledge skills judgments and attitudes to perform to the full range of competencies as identified by the College of Licensed Practical Nurses of British Columbia (CLPNBC) The aim of the program is to prepare graduates to care for individuals and families at multiple life stages and in a variety of practice settings Upon successful completion of the program you will be eligible to write the Canadian Practical Nurse Registration Exam (CPNRE) required for licensure in BC
Admission Requirements
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalent rsaquo English 12English 12 First Nations
or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Math 11 Foundations with a C minimum grade
rsaquo Human Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nurses with a C+ minimum grade
Students have two options to meet this prerequisite
1 PNUR 1300 Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nursing OR TRU-Open Learning - HLTH 1121 Foundation Human Anatomy-Physiology for Heath Promotion
2 BIOL 1590 and BIOL 1690 Human Anatomy and Physiology OR TRU-Open Learning - BIOL 1593 and BIOL 1693 with a C minimum grade
Option 2 is recommended for students who are looking to ladder into the BScN program
Faculty of Science
School of Nursing gt trucanursing
34 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Arts
The Faculty of Arts offers exceptional opportunities for students inside and outside of the classroom to explore ideas engage communities and encounter the world
Police and Justice DiplomaThe Police and Justice Diploma prepares students for careers in Canadian policing and justice including sheriffs corrections parole and private security The program prepares graduates to have the necessary skills and knowledge required for a justice-related career Graduates may further their studies in the Bachelor of Arts Major in Criminology at TRU
Bachelor of Arts (BA)The Bachelor of Art degree is an excellent way to begin the experience of university for students who want to explore their options The BA offers a broad liberal arts education that combines a concentration in at least one discipline while ensuring a wide selection of courses as well as opportunities to incorporate other learning experiences such as Study Abroad and Co-operative Education
Associate of Arts Degree (AA)The associate arts degree is a 2-year program designed to provide an educational experience that lays a solid foundation for further study Students are required to complete a broad range of course offerings balanced with in-depth study in science
Bachelor of General Studies (BGS) (Online Only)This degree program provides a flexible structure that allows students to create their own program with as much or as little subject specialization as they want
Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS)BIS is a unique two-year program that students may enter after two years of university study or a two-year post-secondary diploma It allows students to create a customized program of study in their third and fourth years or to create new career options by completing their undergraduate degrees
Bachelor of Journalism (BJour)Students may enter this program directly from high school or after completing two years of study in the liberal arts This degree is career-oriented aimed at preparing students to become communication specialists for employment with community and daily newspapers magazines government agencies corporations and non-profit and advocacy organizations
Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA)The Fine Arts degree is a four-year program that allows students an education in the visual arts within a university context Studio courses such as Ceramics Drawing Photography Printmaking Sculpture Painting and interdisciplinary combinations of these media will be studied alongside academic disciplines ranging from Art History to English and Philosophy Gallery Studies such as Gallery Management and Curating are also available at the upper-level
What can I study in Arts at TRUMajors amp Minorsbull Communicationsbull Criminologybull Economicsbull Economic and Political Studiesbull Englishbull Geographybull Historybull Interdisciplinary Studiesbull Journalismbull Mathematicsbull Philosophybull Psychologybull Sociologybull Theatre Artsbull Visual Arts
Other Minors and Specializationsbull Anthropologybull Archaeology amp Geologybull Canadian Studiesbull Creative Writingbull Environmental Economics amp
Sustainable Developmentbull Managementbull Political Studies
Degreesbull Bachelor of Artsbull Bachelor of Fine Artsbull Bachelor of Interdisciplinary
Studiesbull Bachelor of Journalism
Diplomasbull Diploma in General Studiesbull Associate of Artsbull Fine Artsbull Police and Justicebull Visual Arts
Certificatesbull Aboriginal Studiesbull Literary and Art Historybull Modern Languagesbull Visual Arts Studio
International Opportunitiesbull AnthropologymdashEastern Europe
amp Philippinesbull Management amp Communicationmdash
Germanybull Leadership in Global Competency
Environmental Sustainability Social Media AdvantagemdashGermany
bull Geography amp JapanesemdashJapan
Co-op internship available
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Faculty of Human Social and Educational Development
Master of Education (MEd)The Master of Education program with a concentration in Educational Leadership offers thesis final project or capstone course options Designed for the working professional involved in education and for students who wish to assume positions as educational leaders and researchers or who work in education health care private industry and government
Education Requirement
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent with a minimum B average (GPA of 30 on a scale of 433) in the last 60 credits or completion of TRUrsquos Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies
Language Requirement
bull Completion of undergraduate degree at an English language university in a country where English is the primary language or
bull IELTS score of 65 (all bands) orbull A minimum TOEFL score of 88 with no
section below 20 (IBT) orbull Completion of TRU ESL level 5
Documentation Required
bull TRU Master of Education applicationbull A personal resumeacutebull A letter of intentbull Two letters of referencebull Official transcripts of all
post-secondary education
Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)The Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies (GCES) is designed to help develop the English language and academic skills to successfully meet the MEd entry requirements
The GCES is considered a standalone graduate certificate that completes qualifications for admission into TRUrsquos MEd program Students will be required to successfully complete three graduate level courses and students who require English upgrading will need to also successfully complete TRUrsquos ESL program before entering the MEd program Note Credits received in GCES do not transfer to the TRU MEd program
Bachelor of Education (BEd)The Bachelor of Education (Elementary) degree program is a two-year program which prepares students to teach in elementary schools Graduates obtain their professional teaching certificate from the Ministry of Education Teacher Regulation Branch (TRB) which qualifies the graduate to teach kindergarten to grade 12 in BC public schools Graduates can also teach in any province or territory in Canada and in many other countries
Admission Requirements
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent normally in Arts Fine Arts Mathematics Science Music or Physical Education
Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)The Bachelor of Social Work program prepares competent generalist practitioners to provide service and leadership within regional national and global contexts to achieve social justice respect for diversity and social change Employment opportunities exist in a wide variety of government and voluntary organizations such as family and childrenrsquos services child welfare mental health services hospitals womenrsquos services crisis services corrections and Aboriginal social services
Human Service DiplomaThe Human Service Diploma prepares students for careers with government or non-profit agencies that provide support and assistance to individuals coping with economic disadvantage mental health issues developmental gender and diversity issues as well as challenges such as addiction family change and involvement with the justice system
Early Childhood Education Diploma (ECE)The ECE program provides excellent learning techniques so that students can acquire the necessary knowledge and skills to become effective educators of young children Early Childhood Education is a rapidly expanding field Completion of the ECE Diploma satisfies the requirements of the Community Care Facilities Branch (CCFB) of the BC Government for a License to Practice as an Early Childhood Educator in British Columbia
Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) CertificateThe TESL Certificate is designed to provide a comprehensive course of study to prepare students to work in the ESL field nationally and internationally This one-semester program requires a previous university degree for admission It includes 195 instructional hours including a teaching practicum Upon completion students receive a TESL certificate from TRU Graduates may also apply for a second certificate from TESL Canada The components of the program introduce students to the core topics of pedagogical grammar curriculum design and instructional methodology and cross cultural studies as well as to a variety of teaching modules such as Pronunciation Skills Assessment and Evaluation and Second Language Acquisition
Program highlights
bull Accredited by TESL Canada bull Includes a supervised practicum to gain
hands-on guided classroom experiencebull Small class sizes (maximum 20 students) bull Abundant work opportunities in Canada
and around the world
What can I study in Human Social and Educational Development
Graduate
rsaquo Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)
rsaquo Master of Education Leadership
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Education (Elementary)bull Bachelor of Education
(Physical Education)bull Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)
Diploma
bull Early Childhood Educationbull Human Service Diploma
Certificate
bull Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) Post-Baccalaureate Certificate
Co-op internship available
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36 | International Program Guide Study Options
School of Trades and TechnologyTRUrsquos School of Trades and Technology has many trades training programs that result in provincial Industrial Training Authority or Red Seal Certification The instructors at TRU are some of the best in BC Canada and beyond As the economy struggles there is no better time to complete your trades training so that you will be ahead of the curve and ready when the economy turns around
What can I study in Trades and Technology at TRU
bull Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (online only)
bull Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)
bull Diploma in Water Treatment Technology
Foundation and Apprenticeship Training
bull Automotive Service Technicianbull Carpenterbull Commercial Transport Vehicle Mechanic
Technicianbull Electricianbull Heavy Duty Mechanicbull Gasfittingbull InboardOutboard Mechanicbull Plumbingbull Welding
Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)The BTTM degree program provides technologists with the knowledge and skills necessary to become effective project leaders supervisors and managers in organizations within a changing business and technical environment
Admission Requirements
A two or three-year diploma in technology or equivalent
Students who complete the two-year Water Treatment Technology Program or the three-year Architectural and Engineering Technology program (ARET) can ladder into the BTTM
Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (BTTTL) (Online Only)
This new program the only one of its kind in Canada builds upon the candidatersquos trades or technology qualifications It is aimed at allowing certified tradespeople and technologists to gain the business and leadership knowledge needed for management and other advanced positions
WATER amp WASTEWATER PROGRAMSWater sustains life Now you can help sustain our precious water supplies Gain job-ready skills to protect drinking water quality safeguard water resources and ensure the sustainability of the water supplies that are crucial to public health and the environment Canada and the World are facing shortages of educated and trained water and wastewater operatorsmdashyoursquoll be in demand upon graduation
Certificate in Water amp Wastewater UtilitiesThe Certificate is an entry-level training and education program in the operation and maintenance of Water and Wastewater Treatment Distribution and Collection systems The Certificate requirements are a successful completion of 12 courses 6 per term total of 36 credits to graduate This program ladders into the Water Treatment Technology Diploma Program
Schedule Term 1 August 17 to December 18 2015 Term 2 January 4 to May 09 2016
Water amp Wastewater Technology DiplomaTRU Water and Wastewater Diploma is a two-year four semester program
The diploma prepares students to operate and maintain water and wastewater treatment distribution re-use and disposal facilities as well as how to monitor source water quality This program is designed to educate students in chemistry microbiology mathematics mechanical and electrical systems instrumentation and treatment technologies as they are applied in the water industry Students will also study environmental law occupational health and safety communications and utility management
During the hands-on practical trainingmdashstudents will be trained in the operation maintenance troubleshooting of water systems at the state-of-the-art Kamloops Centre for Water Quality
Students can choose to exit the program after completion of the first year of studies with a Certificate in Water and Wastewater Utilities or complete the entire Diploma This program also ladders into the Bachelors of Technology the Bachelor of
Trades and Technology Leadership or the Bachelor of General Studies at TRU
Admission Requirement
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalentbull Math 11 Foundations or MATH 0410
and 0520 or equivalentbull Chemistry 11 and Biology 11 are
recommendedbull Meet TRUrsquos minimum English
language requirements
For further information please contact Satwinder Paul Program Coordinator spaultruca
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A When to ApplyPlease note the following application deadlines Late applications will be considered if space is availableWinter January semester
Application deadline October 15Summer May semester
Application deadline February 15Fall September semester
Application deadline May 31
B How to Apply1 Application
Complete all information on the application form For faster processing complete application online at truworldca
2 Program Selection Mark your program choices clearly
3 Transcripts With this application submit official transcripts (or certified copies) of your secondary school grades and any post-secondary institutions you have attended Transcripts must be officially translated into English You may scan and email or fax the transcripts for faster processing but originals must be presented on arrival to TRU Otherwise you will not be allowed to register for courses at TRU
4 Application Fee A non-refundable application fee of CDN$100 must accompany your application
5 Send Send your completed application form school transcripts and application fee to International Admissions at iapplytruca
C Next Steps1 Processing
Your application will be processed within five working days
2 Pre-Acceptance TRU will send a pre-acceptance letter indicating(a) the program to which you
have been accepted and (b) any conditions of your acceptance
3 Submit You should submit the required fees for your first semester of study (as outlined in your pre-acceptance letter)
4 Final Acceptance Upon receiving payment of tuition and general fees TRU will send an official letter of acceptance
5 Housing Either make arrangements with the accommodation directly or used the TRU World service to secure your room Students must pay a C$150 accommodation application fee when using the service with TRU World
6 Student VISA Use your official TRU letter of acceptance to apply to the nearest Canadian Embassy or Consulate for a student visa
7 Airport Pickup Note Airport pick up only available at the Kamloops airport Additional charges may apply
D Paymentbull Fees may be paid by credit card (Visa
Mastercard American Express) bank draft or bank transfer You can also make payments through our online secure payment facility at truworldca
bull If paying by bank draft bank wire transfer or money order copy of the financial document must be attached
bull Please make your bank draft or money order payable to Thompson Rivers University
bull Bank transfer details Thompson Rivers University Acct 1105-935 Transit 07200 Swift Code BOFMCAM2 Bank of Montreal (BMO) 101Fndash1180 Columbia Street West Kamloops BC Canada V2C 6R6
Send a copy of the wire transfer receipt to iapplytruca
E Send Applications toInternational Admissions Thompson Rivers University 900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8
Tel +12508285252 Fax +12503715513
Email iapplytruca
TRU Refund PolicyStudents should familiarize themselves with TRUrsquos refund policy prior to submitting payment for their studies
International students who
(a) Withdraw prior to the start of instruction will receive a 50 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced the balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(b) Withdraw in the first or second week of instruction will receive a 25 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced The balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(c) Withdraw after the second week of instruction will receive no refund of tuition A forfeit of the semester tuition and general fees will be implemented if we are not advised of a request for refund or deferral
(d) Withdraw due to a failure to obtain a student permit prior to arrival at TRU will be entitled to a full refund of tuition and general fees invoiced less a CDN$200 administration fee Students must notify TRU in writing and provide documentation prior to the start of the semester (the original letter from the Canadian Embassy stating the reasons the visa was denied is requiredmdashno photocopies scans or faxes are accepted) Total non-refundable including application fee of CDN$100 is CDN$300
(e) New students who wish to defer the start of their first semester of study to a future semester may do so only twice and up to a maximum of one calendar year (ie a student accepted to the fall semester may defer until the next fall semester but not beyond) Continuing students who wish to defer their admission must do so before the beginning of the semester Once the deferral has expired students will need to reapply if they wish to recommence studies at a later date Deferral must be requested in writing and sent to iapplytruca prior to the start of the semester Once instruction begins policies (b) and (c) above apply
(f ) Withdrawal for Medical ReasonsmdashApart from the policy outlined for international students there is no provision for a medical refund outside this policy For continuing students who are required to withdraw for medical reasons we encourage the student to visit their Academic Advisor and fill in a ldquoComplete Program Withdraw Formrdquo This allows the student to withdraw from a course or program without obtaining a ldquoDNC (Did Not Complete)rdquo on their academic record
Application Instructions
Online Interactive Brochure wwwi-studentglobalcomtru
Thompson Rivers University900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8T +12508285252 bull F +12503715513Inquiries welcometruca bull Applications iapplytruca
truworldca
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International Program Guide Campus Life | 7
International Student Activity Program (ISAP)TRU ISAP is an activity program that provides international students with educational fun and exciting activities each semester
bull meet new peoplebull explore the Kamloops areabull experience Canadian culturebull get involved in planning and organizing activitiesbull try new activities
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Varsity AthleticsOur campus features extensive athletic facilities including a sports complex and stadium with an Olympic-sized swimming pool jacuzzi saunas two fully equipped fi tness centres extensive indoor track and court facilities and a FIFA-approved artifi cial grass stadium
TRU off ers a comprehensive varsity athletics program as well as extensive intramural and club sports
WolfPack Varsity Teams
Intramural Sports amp RecreationJust for the fun of it TRU Recreation off ers fun games events tournaments trips and more By getting involved yoursquoll make your university experience memorable meet new friends and facenew challenges
Off -Campus SportsKamloops off ers top-level coaching and club competition in many diff erent sports including swimming rowing track amp fi eld rugby fi gure skating football gymnastics and skiing Students interested in competitiveclub sports can attend TRU while pursuing their sport off campus
Athletic ScholarshipsThe TRU International Student Athletic Scholarship (ISAS) is intended for international students of outstanding sporting ability who qualify for one of TRUrsquos varsity teams
Some activities include
bull horseback ridingbull volleyballbull skiingsnowboardingbull ice skatingbull ice hockeybull tobogganingbull soccerbull games nightbull swimmingbull curlingbull basketballbull badminton
bull golfbull ldquoMusic in the Parkrdquobull white water raftingbull wine toursbull indoor rock climbingbull billiardsbull canoeingkayakingbull bikingbull TRU Survivorsbull shopping tripsbull outdoor theatrebull camping
bull baseball (men)bull soccer (men and women)bull basketball (men and women)bull volleyball (men and women)bull hockey (men)
bull badminton (co-ed)bull curlingbull cross-country running (co-ed)bull cheerleadingbull swimming
Andrey ISAP is my Kamloops family
TRU Moose Check out a WolfPack game at Thompson Rivers University trucaathletics
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8 | International Program Guide Campus Life
Study AbroadInternational OpportunitiesEnhance your degree and your university experience Make your degree stand out and incorporate an international experience into your studies Yoursquoll broaden your perspective expand your job opportunities have funmdashand it can count towards your degree
Student Exchange
Through an extensive network of international partnerships TRU off ers a comprehensive student exchange program There is no better teacher than life experience and no better classroom than the world
Study for one or two semesters in another country and have those credits applied toward your TRU degree Currently there are opportunities at more than 220 institutions in over 40 countries
Herersquos why you should go
bull Showcase experience on your resumebull Become a future global leaderbull Take a step toward personal and academic goalsbull Discover new opportunitiesbull Travel the world
Create your own experience at TRU
bull Earn credit towards your degreebull Financial support is providedbull Apply to become a Study Abroad Ambassadorbull Open to Canadian and international studentsbull Earn recognition toward TRUrsquos Global
Competency Certifi cate
Our Study Abroad program gives students a leading edge in an increasingly interconnected world
All you need to do is fi nd a program and apply
Field Schools
bull Earn course credit in international fi eld schoolsmdashcourses run from two to six weeks
bull Step outside of the classroom with a TRU fi eld schoolto experience hands-on learning
bull TRU operates a number of specialized fi eld schools which are unique in terms of location course content program length and cost Field schools normally run from two to six weeks in length and operate between the months of May through August
bull Some fi eld school courses are open to students across a wide range of programs and off er course credit that can be applied to your degree program
Short Term Summer Programs
Yet another great way to travel and experience another culture - for credit Many of our Bilateral exchange partners run 2 3 4 and 6 week programs which students can participate during the months of May June and July These short-term programs typically cover accommodation some meals and cultural activities Students still register at TRU for one or two courses and pay tuition to TRU All other fees are paid directly to the partner school
These summer programs transfer back to 1 or 2 courses at TRU following approval from a Program Advisor If you are not sure about diving into a full semester abroad let this short-term experience be the testing ground to get your feet wet
TRUrsquos Global Competency Certifi cate
Your international and intercultural experiences will be recognized by TRU Our new Global Competency Certifi cate allows students to document their global and intercultural experiencesmdashfrom Study Abroad or learning a second language to volunteer workmdashand earn formal recognition on their offi cial TRU transcript Create your own global experience at TRU and we will help you add it to your resume See page 23 for details
TRUStudyAbroad Ambassador of the week Skye Hines went to Universiteacute Rennes 2 in France for a Bachelor of Arts This could be you myTRU mobility StudyAbroad
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NEW FRIENDSHIPS
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10 | International Program Guide Campus Life
International Training CentreFor over 25 years Thompson Rivers University has been delivering customized training programs of the highest calibre and the professional development we provide to educators (from kindergarten to post-secondary levels) has
earned us world-wide recognition Our intensive short-term programs are strategically balanced to maximize every opportunity for instruction while allowing participants enough time to gain an appreciation of Canadian culture and participate in carefully selected activities The result is a rich and rewarding experience that will last a life time
Summer Language and Cultural ImmersionOur three and four-week open-registration programs provide students with a learner-centred environment that enables them to acquire English through listening speaking and active participation in a rich educational environment The program combines English-language training with cultural activities Participants stay with local families which provides a full immersion experience
Programs include the following
bull Homestay accommodations (meals included)bull Pick up and drop off at Kamloops Airportbull Orientation to TRUrsquos campus and the city of Kamloopsbull Free wireless internet on campusbull Support of instructors in the classroom and during activitiesbull Costs of all scheduled cultural and recreational activities
Customized ProgramsTRU develops many customized technical training programs in areas such as health trades and technology and tourism to name a few TRU has particular strengths in specialized English as a Second Language (ESL) training ESL study tours ESL for specifi c purposes such as ESLBusiness ESLTourism and ESLNursing
Not only can program content be customized but so can many other program attributes such as location of delivery(TRU campus or clients home country) guest speakers accommodations and educationalcultural activities
Programs include the following
bull Customized instruction delivered in Canadaandor in the clientrsquos home country
bull Cultural benefi ts such as guest speakerssite visits and community placements
bull Recreational activities such as golf fi shing hikinghorseback riding and skiing
bull Choice of homestay or dormitory accommodationbull A complete range of support services including
support in the participantrsquos native language
Professional Development for Teachers of English as a Foreign LanguageThis program provides participants with the knowledge and skills they need to excel in their fi eld Program content can be adapted for elementary middle school high school and post-secondary applications In addition length of programs can be customized from two to eight weeks or longer depending on the requirements of the client
Professional Development for Teachers of English as a Foreign Language is comprised of four modules Instructional Methodology Instructional Techniques English for Educators and Cultural Studies
Executive Leadership Training for PrincipalsThis customized program for principals and vice-principals focuses on skills development in educational leadership through training and professional placements The program addresses curriculum development external relations innovative delivery methods human resource issues and planning
Other Language and Culture Programsbull Winter 4-Week Language and Culture Embrace a Canadian
winter while experiencing many parts of culture such as a hockey game tubing skiingsnowboarding and curling
bull Wild Wild West Experience the life of a cowboy while developing your English skills Highlights include visiting a working ranch where you can ride a horse learn to lasso go on a hay ride visit a cowboy museum and listen to cowboys tell campfi re stories Included is a trip to historic Barkerville a fully restored Gold Rush town from the 1800s
bull Business English and Golf for Professionals Kamloops has 13 award-winning golf courses and was voted ldquoNumber One Golf Destination in Canadardquo Personalized golf lessons will be provided
bull ESL and SkiingSnowboarding Increase your English profi ciency while developing skiingsnowboarding skills in a world-class destination at Sun Peaks Resort
For more information please see ITCrsquos Program Guide truworldcaitc
International Program Guide Campus Life | 11
Transnational Programs Transnational programs allow students in partner institutions to partiallymdashor in some cases totallymdashcomplete TRU program requirements at their home institutions Students often transfer to TRU to complete their studies at the conclusion of which they can earn the appropriate degree or diploma awarded by TRU Currently TRU has more than 40 partner institutions in countries such as China Colombia India Korea Mexico New Zealand Turkey United Arab Emirates USA and Vietnam
Study a TRU programat a partner institution(Accreditation Program)
There are more than 1300 students enrolled in TRU programs delivered at partner institutions Current programming areas include Business and Computing Science All of these programs are based on an accreditation model where TRU works with partner institutions to deliver TRU programs in the partnersrsquo home countries
Transfer credits towards a degree at TRU(Articulation Program)
Articulation agreements allow students from partner institutions to seamlessly transfer the credits earned at their home institutions into TRU programs Current programming areas include Arts Business Science Computing Science Tourism and Technology Management
Pathway towards a Canadianuniversity degree at TRU(Pathway Program)
TRU partners with high schools and English language schools These linkages create pathways for qualifi ed students to complete their preparatory studies and then transfer smoothly to university studies at TRU
Have a study abroad experience at TRU(Visiting Student Program)
This program provides students with a study abroad opportunity in Canada The program includes intensive English language courses andor university academic courses drawn from TRUrsquos existing suite of academic courses or TRU can develop a customized suite of courses to meet the needs of a cohort group in a specifi c program area All the courses in this program may be counted towards university credits at TRU partner institutions
For more information visittruworldcatransnational
TRU GRADUATION CEREMONY IN CHINA
SIGNING CEREMONY
TRU GRADUATION CEREMONY IN INDIA
GRADUATION CEREMONY AT TRU
12 | International Program Guide Campus Life
L to R Tracy Barth Lorna Hutchinson Ornella Falsetta Carol Ryujin-Kawa Jean Linteris and Leslie Matthews Not picturedL Jody Peddle
Back Amit Goel (Hindi Punjabi Urdu) Rika Kimura (Japanese) Sultan Almajil (Arabic) Reuben Onyango (Swahili) Tatyana Dikaryeva (Russian Ukrainian)
Front Staff en Liu-Calver (Mandarin) Eric Kim (Korean) and Teresa Wei (Mandarin)
Barb Smith Keisha Morong and Verlinda Wale
InternationalStudent ServicesInternational Admissions bull Six full-time offi cers for
international admissionsbull Application processing within one week
under normal circumstancesbull Personalized response to inquiries
and follow-up questionsbull Admissions advising on specifi c
program requirements
InternationalAcademic Advisingbull Four full-time international
academic advisorsbull Course planning before you
arrive on campusbull Individual advising and course planning
each semesterbull Monitoring of academic performance and
counselling supportbull Academic success guidance
and workshops
Susie My academic advisors were great in helping me plan my courses they really facilitated my career goals and interests to help me choose a program and major which best suited me
For more info emailapplications to iapplytrucaor Apply online atregtruworldcaorderformasp
InternationalStudent Advisorsbull Multilingual teambull Personal counselling and assistance on
all aspects of student life in Canada including housing visa application and settlement services
bull Orientation and welcome servicesincluding airport receptioncity tours and peer programs
International Program Guide Campus Life | 13
Research at TRUFinding Tiny Solutions to Huge ProblemsJonathan Van Hamme PhD Associate Professor Department of Biological Sciences
Dr Van Hamme and his team are developing microscopic clean up crews through bioremediationmdashthe use of microbes to break down pollutants By studying microbes with bioactive qualities on a genetic level and learning precisely what makes their taste for toxins tick this researcher is working to develop strategies to enhance their natural abilities to clean up environmental pollutants
Advancing the Battle Against Drug Resistant BacteriaKingsley Donkor PhD Associate Professor Department of Chemistry
One very promising area of research is into lantibioticsmdashsubstances that not only show remarkable effectiveness against many forms of bacteria but also have a promising ability to thwart the development of resistance Donkor is working to discover the precise way in which lantibiotics destroy bacterial cells so that he can use that knowledge to develop new and even more effective lantibiotic substances
Searching for SuperheroesNaowarat (Ann) Cheeptham PhD Associate Professor Department of Biological Sciences
TRU microbiologist Dr Naowarat (Ann) Cheeptham is going to extremes in her search for new sources of antibiotics to fight multi-drug-resistant bacteria Working with an expert cave explorer to collect microorganisms from some of Canadarsquos most remote extreme cave habitats she and her team of graduate and undergraduate researchers are testing hundreds of these tough adaptable bacteria for potential antibiotic superpowers
14 | International Program Guide Campus Life
TRU Moose Co-op students can receive academic credit for co-op work terms
Work Options forInternational StudentsInternational Students are eligible to work on- and off -campus while studying full-time and qualify for full-time work permitafter graduation
Work During Your Studiesbull Work up to 20 hours per week while studyingbull Work full-time during scheduled breaks
bull Opportunities on- and off -campus
Co-operative EducationCo-operative education combines academic studies with paid work experience Students alternate between terms of full-time study and full-time employment
Co-op Advantages
bull Get paid career-related work experience while studyingbull Earn academic credits and transcript distinctionbull Maximize job opportunities upon graduationbull Choose from co-ops in Kamloops and across Canadabull TRU Co-op offi ce prepares students for interviews and help to
fi nd job placements bull Choose to work between one and up to fi ve semesters
Average Co-op salary
Program Discipline Average Monthly Salary
BBA C$2400
Science C$2800
Electronics C$2700
IT C$3000
Sample Co-op schedule (based on working 5 co-op semesters)
Co-op requirements and fees
bull Co-op work term fee of C$1400 (Co-op fee waived for students who do not fi nd employment)
bull Student applies for Co-op after completion of fi rst yearbull GPA determines acceptancebull Must complete COOP 1000 course on resume writing and
nterviewing skills after accepted to Co-op programbull Enter work semester after completing 50 of academic programbull Under graduate programs only See pages 20-21 for eligible programs
Work After GraduationInternational students graduating from a Canadian post-secondary institution are eligible to remain in Canada to work Students completing a minimum two-year program of study may be eligible to work for up to three years
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Academic Semester
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Academic Semester
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Academic Semester
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Academic Semester
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Co-opWork Term
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January to April
Academic Semester
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Academic Semester
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Academic Semester 8
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International Program Guide Campus Life | 15
16 | International Program Guide Campus Life
Student Housingamp AccommodationLive on campus as part of a vibrant active community of students at the TRU Residence (ldquoTRU Rezrdquo) or On Campus Housing (ldquoMcGillrdquo) Be minutes away from your classes campus amenities and the Tournament Capital Centre
TRU Student Residence The 11-storey TRU Rez has some of the best views in the city Each of the 570 private bedrooms include a desk chair double bed phone TV and lamp Floors are co-ed but two- and four-bedroom suites with shared kitchenette and washroom are either all female or all male
Applications are accepted on a fi rst-come fi rst-served basis First year students enrolled in a degree or diploma program are guaranteed a room for September if application is received before March
2 Bedroom Plan 4 Bedroom Plan
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International Program Guide Campus Life | 17
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McGill On Campus HousingMcGill housing off ers 300 self-contained bedrooms in four-bedroom ldquoquadrdquo units in three buildings Each all-female or all-male quad contains a shared kitchenette washroom and common area with access to a central building for study and recreation Applications will be accepted on a fi rst-come fi rst-served basis
bull Rooms have private outside entrances some have city viewsbull Rooms include bed desk sink kitchen with microwave double burner hot
plate and fridgebull Central building has coin-operated laundry bike storage mail big screen
TV BBQ deck pool tables free wireless internet and study areabull Regular social activities plannedbull Fees include utilities (heat hot water electricity)bull Internet cable TV and phone hookups availablebull On-site management and 24 hourday securitybull Parking available for an extra feebull Two blocks to shopping grocery runs once a week
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Homestay Live with a Canadian FamilyManaged by TRU World staff TRUrsquos homestay program off ers a great opportunity for students to experience Canadian culture and practice English by living with Canadian families or individuals More than 450 carefully selected Canadian homestay providers participate in this program
Homestay Advantages
bull A private furnished bedroombull Three meals per day and snacksbull Care and support of a Canadian familybull Share your culturebull Practice English in real life situations
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Facts About Canadabull Second largest country in the world
bull 35 million people
bull Ten provinces three territories
bull Top UN ranking
bull Multicultural 1 in 6 is a new immigrant
bull Officially bilingual (English and French) but over 200 languages spoken
bull Provinces are responsible for education
Facts About Kamloopsbull Modern safe and comfortable
city of almost 100000bull Vibrant cultural lifebull Over 200 lakes nearbybull Many golf coursesbull Spectacular natural settingbull Affordable cost of livingbull Wide range of outdoor city
and campus activitiesbull 35 hour drive or 45 minute flight
from Vancouverbull 45 minute drive to Sun Peaks Resort
one of North Americarsquos top-ranked ski and snowboard resorts where the Austrian National Ski Team practices Sun Peaks Named Top Two in Best Canadian Ski Destinations by Canadian Living Magazine
bull Exceptional climate
rsaquo 1 in Canada for beautiful summers rsaquo 2 for warmest spring rsaquo 2 for driest city climate rsaquo 2 for most sunny days
in warm months rsaquo 2040 hours of sunshine per year rsaquo Median high temperature 21degC
Facts About TRUbull Founded in 1970 TRU is a public
degree-granting universitybull Almost 13000 students on campus
during Fall and Winter semestersbull More than 1750 international students
from over 85 countriesbull 17000 distance studentsbull TRU is in the heart of Kamloops within
walking distance of everything you need
bull 11 Aboriginal students bull Average class sizemdash1st year
39 students 4th year 20 students bull U-PASS for students provides access
to the Kamloops transit system and free access to the on-campus Canada Games swimming pool
Bruce Excellent School Excellent Faculty
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20 | International Program Guide Study Options
TRU Master Degrees and Graduate Studies Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
MBA Foundation amp Graduate Certifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) 24 8 months SeptJanMay
Master of Business Administration 24 1 year Sept
Graduate Certifcate in Education Studies (GCES) 35 4 months + ESL SeptMay
Master of Education Leadership 35 30 credits Sept
Master of Science Environmental Science 31 2 years SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Accounting 25 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Business Administration 25 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Finance 25 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Human Resource Management 25 51 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in International Business 25 54 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Marketing 26 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in New Venture Creation 26 51 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Supply Chain Management 26 60 credits SeptJanMay
Teaching English as a Second Language Certifi cate (TESL) 35 4 months SeptJanMay
TRU Undergraduate Degrees Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Bachelor of ArtsMajors Communications Economics English Geography History Interdisciplinary Studies Journalism Mathematics Philosophy Psychology Sociology Theatre Arts Visual Arts
34 4 years SeptJanMay C
Bachelor of Business AdministrationMajors Accounting Economics Finance Human Resource Management International Business Marketing New Venture Creation Information Technology
27 4 years SeptJanMay C
Double Degreebull Bachelor of Business Administration amp Bachelor of Computing Science
32 5 years SeptJanMay C
Bachelor of Computing Science 32 4 years SeptJan C
Bachelor of Education - Elementary 35 5 years Sept P
Bachelor of Fine Arts 34 4 years SeptJan
Bachelor of Heath Science 33 4 years SeptJan C
Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies 34 4 years SeptJan C
Bachelor of Journalism 34 4 years Sept P
Bachelor of Natural Resource Science 31 4 years Sept C
Bachelor of ScienceMajors Animal Biology Chemistry Chemical Biology Cellular Molecular amp Microbial Biology Ecology amp Environmental Biology Environmental Chemistry Computing Science Mathematics Mathematical Sciences Physics Statistics
31 4 years SeptJanMay C
Bachelor of Science in Nursing 33 4 years Sept P
Bachelor of Social Work 35 4 years Sept P
Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management 36 4 years SeptJan
Bachelor of Tourism Management 28 4 years SeptJanMay C
Engineering ndash First amp Second Year Transfer 32 1ndash2 years Sept C
Forestry ndash First amp Second Year Transfer 31 1ndash2 years Sept
Complete Program Listing for International StudentsSTUDY OPTIONS
20 | International Program Guide
International Program Guide Study Options | 21
TRU Diploma Programs Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Accounting Technician 2 years Sept
Adventure Guide 30 2 years Sept C
Adventure Management 30 2 years Sept C
Architectural amp Engineering Technology 32 3 years Sept
Associate of Arts 34 2 years SeptJanMay
Associate of Science 2 years SeptJanMay
Computer Information Systems Technology 32 2 years SeptJan C
Early Childhood Education 35 2 years Sept
Events amp Conventions Management 28 2 years Sept
Management 2 years Sept C
Practical Nursing (Williams Lake campus only) 33 2 years TBD P
Police amp Justice 34 2 years Sept
Resort amp Hotel Management 28 2 years Sept P
Respiratory Therapy 33 3 years Sept P
Sports Event Management 28 2 years Sept P
Tourism Management 28 2 years SeptJanMay P
Visual Arts 2 years Sept
Water amp Wastewater Technology 36 2 Years Sept
January intake may be available but course sequencing would prevent completion in 4 semesters
TRU Certifi cate Programs Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Aboriginal Tourism 1 year Sept
Adventure Sports 30 1 year Sept
Culinary Arts 30 16 months JanAug
English as a Second or Additional Language (ESALESL) 22 1ndash25 years SeptJanMay
Literary amp Art History 1 year SeptJan
Modern Languages 1 year SeptJan
Visual Arts Studio 1 year SeptJan
Water amp Wastewater Utilities 1 year August
TRU University Prep amp Student Development Length Intakes Co-op (C)Practicum (P)
Adult Basic Education amp BC Adult Graduation Diploma NA JanMaySept
English as a Second Language NA JanMaySept
University Preparation Courses NA JanMaySept
Note All course and admission information subject to change
trucacalendar
STUDY OPTIONS
International Program Guide | 21
22 | International Program Guide Study Options
English Language Programs
The TRU Advantagebull English Placement Test (EPT) available upon arrivalbull IELTS and TOEFL scores acceptedbull Academic ESL designed to help prepare for university contextbull Can combine ESL and Academic courses for credit in levels 4 and 5bull 20 hours of classroom instruction per week plus language labs
and activitiesbull Access to International Student Activity Program (ISAP)
Each of the fi ve levels of TRUrsquos ESL Program take one semesterto complete
Students with no offi cial test score will take an English Placement Test (EPT) upon arrival at TRU and will be placed in the appropriate level of English language study as indicated in the chart below
If a student has an offi cial test score they may choose to enter ESL or academic courses without taking the TRU English Placement Test See chart to the right
Note In order to guarantee registration for the courses you want please submit your English test scores one month before arriving at TRU
Admission RequirementsEnglish Profi ciency
bull Completion of the TRU ESL Program allows direct entry to academic study
bull TRU accepts test scores for the following English profi ciency exams TOEFL IELTS MELAB CanTEST
bull The Cambridge CAE (Certifi cate in Advanced English) and CPE (Certifi cate of Profi ciency in English) will also be considered for direct entry into academic programs
Academic Requirements
bull Secondary school completion (high school graduation)
bull Other requirements vary by program please consult International Admissions for detailed requirements for specifi c programs at iapplytruca
Minimum Age Students must be at least 17 years oldSee inside back cover for application instructions
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Direct entry into Academic Study
Academic Study requirementsIELTS 65+ with no bands below 60TOEFL iBT 88+ with no section below 20TOEFL PBT 570+ TWE 45+MELAB 81+CanTEST 45+ with no component score below 40CAEL Overall 70+ no subtest below 60TRU Level 5 completion
Direct entry to Level 5 ESL
2 ESL Courses + 3 Academic Courses Level 5 completion = Direct Entry to Academic StudyLevel 5 Entry requirements
IELTS 60+ with no band below 55TOEFL iBT 80+TOEFL PBT 550 - 569 TWE 40+MELAB 77+CanTEST 40+ with no component score below 40CAEL Overall 60+ no subtest below 50TRU Level 4
Direct entry to Level 4 ESL
4 ESL Courses + 1 Academic Course Level 4 completion = Direct Entry to Level 5 ESLLevel 4 Entry requirements
IELTS 55+ with no band below 50TOEFL iBT 71+TOEFL PBT 530 - 549MELAB 74+CanTEST 40+ with no component score below 35CAEL Overall 50+ no subtest below 40TRU ESL level 3
Direct entry to Level 3 ESL
5 ESL CoursesLevel 3 completion = Direct entry to Level 4 ESL + ESL Intermediate Certifi cate awardLevel 3 Entry requirements
IELTS 50+TOEFL iBT 61+TOEFL PBT 500 - 529MELAB 69+CanTEST 35+CAEL Overall 40+TRU ESL level 2
Direct entry to Level 2 ESL
Level 2 ESL 5 ESL CoursesLevel 2 completion = Direct entry to level 3 ESL + ESL Foundations Certifi cate awardLevel 2 Entry requirements
TRU English Placement Test is required for entry
Direct entry to Level 1 ESL
5 ESL CoursesLevel 1 completion = Direct entry to level 2 ESLTRU English Placement Test requiredSuggested Entry requirement TOEFL iBT 20
TOEFL Exam FormatsTOEFL iBT = Internet-Based TestTOEFL PBT = Paper Based Test
TRU is a leader in ESL education for university and college students Our ESL program is designed to provide specifi c and appropriate language training for students who plan to proceed to post-secondary study focusing on English for academic purposes Our students come from around the world and we look forward to meeting you
ESL Bridging Certifi cates
Each requires completion of Level 4 one ESL electiveand two specifi c academic courses
bull English and Sciencesbull English and Liberal Arts
bull English and Fine Artsbull English and Business
International Program Guide Study Options | 23
International Baccalaureate (IB)The IB diploma is accepted for admission to TRU Transfer credit will be granted for higher level courses completed with a score of 5 or higher Students have the option to decline the transfer credit if they wish to complete the course(s) at the University
To transfer credits to Arts Business or Science you must have
1 Official IB transcript2 HL courses only3 Grade of 5 6 or 7For a complete list of the IB transfer credits please go to trucaadmissionshs-studentsib
Official transcripts must be sent to the Admissions Office directly from the testing centre Transcripts can be requested from
International Baccalaureate New York Attn Transcripts 475 Riverside Drive Suite 240 New York NY 10115 Phone 2126964464
Advanced Placement (AP) Exams through the College BoardAP exams will be accepted for admission to TRU Transfer credit is granted for approved subjects passed with a grade of a subject grade of 4 or higher Official transcripts must be provided from the College Board Students may choose to repeat a course at TRU by forfeiting the credit To transfer credits you must have
bull Official AP transcriptbull Grade of 4 or 5For more information on transfer credit to arts science or business programs at TRU visit trucaadmissionshs-studentsstandingcb
General Certificate of Educational Studies (GCE)Students completing their GCE will be considered for admission on a combination of factors For admission to TRU you will need
bull A minimum of two Advanced (A) level courses and two Advanced Subsidiary (AS) level courses or
bull A minimum of two A-level courses and three Ordinary (O) level subjects
bull Completion of O-levels (University Preparation courses will need to be completed at TRU)
GCE Advanced Level (A-Level Exams) transfer creditTransfer credit is granted for approved A-level courses passed with a grade of an A or B Official transcripts must be provided to receive transfer credit (Check the BC Transfer Guide to see the specific TRU credit for the identified AP and IB courses) Students may choose to repeat a course at TRU by forfeiting the credit To transfer credits you must have
1 Official GCE transcript2 A-Level courses only3 Grade of A or BFor more information on transfer credit to arts science or business programs at TRU visit trucaadmissionshs-studentsstandingalevel
DAADTRU will accept the DAAD language test with a minimum B2 level as proof of meeting the English Language requirement for Visiting International Students only Students will be required to take the English Placement Test on arrival only as guidance for counselors in the event students may need more English language support
General Education Development (GED) TestThe GED is accepted high school equivalent for admission to TRU under the following conditions
bull Must be 17 years of agebull Will need IELTS scorebull Will need to take Accuplacer Math
assessment at TRU
Transfer CreditTRU will accept college and university transfer credit Official transcripts and detailed course outlines must be provided to receive transfer credit
bull Transfer credit assessment is done once the student has been admitted to TRU and submitted official transcripts and course outlines
bull A maximum of 50 of any program will be recognized outside of TRU
bull International Admissions will assess a studentrsquos formal learning from other accredited post-secondary institutions
bull TRU will give transfer credit whenever possible total will differ depending on program
International Accreditations and Transfer Credit
RECOGNIZING FUTURE GLOBAL LEADERSThe TRU Global Competency Certificate allows students to earn formal recognition for their intercultural and international experiencesmdashfrom Study Abroad to learning a second language to volunteer work
Global Competency is a credential that can be earned in tandem with any credit programmdashundergraduate or graduatemdashoffered by Thompson Rivers University
The program uses a portfolio approach that allows each student to track a number of different educational and personal experiences
How Do I Earn ItTo earn this credential a student must
1 Attend an Orientation session2 Sign up for GLBL1000 3 Earn and compile points4 Submit a portfolio to the Centre for
Student Engagement office OM1468
Global Competency
24 | International Program Guide Study Options
School of Business and EconomicsMaster of BusinessAdministration (MBA)The TRU MBA Advantage
The TRU MBA is designed to meet the needs of our students who can customize their learning experience with maximum fl exibility and unparalleled choice
bull One and two-year MBA programs bull Three program completion options
Graduate Project Graduate Thesis and Course-Based completion options
bull TRUrsquos MBA program does notrequire a GMAT score or have a minimum professional workexperience requirement
Entrance Requirements
1 Education 3 or 4-year undergraduate degree with a minimum B average (GPA of 30 on a scale of 400 or equivalent) in the last 60 credits
2 Language rsaquo Completion of undergraduate
degree at an English language university in a country where English is the primary language or
rsaquo IELTS score of 70 (all bands) or rsaquo A minimum TOEFL score of 100 with
no section below 20 (IBT) or rsaquo Completion of TRU ENGL 1100 and
CMNS 1290 with a B (GPA of 300)or higher
3 Quantitative and Computing Skills Quantitative skills include a strong background in algebra and statistics Computing skills include having a strong background in word processing presentation and spreadsheet software
One-Year Program
Graduates of a four-year BBA or Bachelor of Commerce degrees may be eligible for direct admission to the 12-month MBA Level The MBA program consists of eight core courses plus a choice of one of three completion options
Two-Year Program
Students from other undergraduate fi elds may be eligible for the two-year MBA program which provides students witha solid foundation in business administration plus the strategic management skills required to succeed in the global business environment
MBA Foundation amp GraduateCertifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) program
The two-year MBA begins with the Graduate Certifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) program which consists of 6 courses (2 semesters) of Foundation courses in the major subject areas of Business Administration The GCBA off ers a pathway to the 12-month MBA program for students with non-business-related undergraduate degrees and ensures they have the knowledge required to be successful in the MBA program Upon successful completion of the MBA Foundation courses with a minimumB grade proceed automatically to the MBA level which requires 3 semesters(12 months) to complete
All MBA students in year 2 complete eight core courses plus a choice of one of three completion options Course-Based Graduate Project or Graduate Thesis
The Course-Based option provides the opportunity to study four additional advanced management courses in areas such as Corporate Finance Marketing Decision Analysis Entrepreneurshipand Innovation
The Graduate Project option provides the opportunity to address an applied management issue or problem This option provides situational experience and allows the student to focus in a specifi c areaof management
The Graduate Thesis option provides the opportunity to prepare and defend a thesis further developing critical thinking skills as well as academic research skills
Graduates of our MBA program have successfully obtained positions in a variety of industries and sectors including major corporations government small- and medium-sized businesses and non-profi ts locally across Canada and around the world
Throughout the program TRUrsquos MBA Students are off ered opportunities for career development The Career Development Program provides workshops events guest speakers and activities designed to develop career readiness for MBA students and provide additional opportunities to achieve the learning goals and objectives of the program
For more information about MBA studies at TRU please visit our website at trucamba or email us at mbatruca
What can I studyin Business andEconomics at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Master of Business Administrationbull MBA Foundation amp Graduate
Certifi cate in Business Administration
bull Post-Baccalaureate Diplomas rsaquo Accounting rsaquo Business Administration rsaquo Finance rsaquo Human Resource Management rsaquo International Business rsaquo Marketing rsaquo New Venture Creation rsaquo Supply Chain Management
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Business Administration rsaquo Accounting rsaquo Economics rsaquo Environmental Economics amp
Sustainable Development (Minor)
rsaquo Finance rsaquo Financial Markets
amp Institutions (Minor) rsaquo Human Resource Management rsaquo Information Technology rsaquo International Business rsaquo Marketing rsaquo New Venture Creation rsaquo Supply Chain Management
bull Bachelor of BusinessAdministration and Computing Science double degree
bull Bachelor of CommercemdashTRU-OLbull Bachelor of Public
AdministrationmdashTRU-OL
Diplomas
bull Accounting Technicianbull Executive Assistantbull Management
Certifi cates
bull Administrative Assistantbull Management StudiesCo-op internship available
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International Program Guide Study Options | 25
School of Business and EconomicsPOST-BACCALAUREATEDIPLOMAS IN BUSINESSThe Post-Baccalaureate diplomas are valuable to international students who wish to come to Canada to learn English gain exposure to the culture and study in a compressed format Post-Baccalaureate diplomas normally take two years to complete on a full-time basis and are designed for students with a degree in a diff erent fi eld of study
Admission Requirements
bull Math 12 or MATH 0610 or MATH 1000 or equivalent (C+ or higher)
bull ENGL 1100 or equivalent with a C+or higher
bull A bachelor degreeStudents may commence their studies while they upgrade their mathematics and English
AccountingMATH 107 Mathematics for Business amp Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
ECON 1900 Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics orSTAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
ACCT 3200 Intermediate Financial Accounting 1
ACCT 3210 Intermediate Financial Accounting 2
ACCT 3220 Income Taxation 1
ACCT 3230 Income Taxation 2
ACCT 3250 Intermediate Management Accounting
FNCE 4110 Adv Financial Management for Accountants
ACCT 4200 Advanced Financial Accounting
ACCT 4230 Assurance
ACCT 4250 Advanced Management Accounting
MIST 4610 Strategic Management Information Systems
Business AdministrationMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business amp Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Mathematics with Applications 1
MNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
ECON 1900 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Principles of Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics orSTATS 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MNGT 4780 Strategic Management
One additional 30004000 business course
Note Business courses include those beginning with the ACCT BLAW MIST ENTR FNCE HRMN IBUS MKTG MNGT ORGB SCMN or BUSN acronyms
FinanceMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Mathematics with Applications 1
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics orMATH 1130 Enriched Calculus or MATH 1140 Calculus 1 or MATH 1150 Calculus for Biological Sciences
ECON 1900 Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 orSTAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
FNCE 3150 Investments 1
FNCE 3170 Investments 2
FNCE 3180 Risk Management and Financial Engineering
FNCE 4130 Advanced Financial Management
FNCE 4180 International Financial Management
At least fi ve ofBLAW 2910 Commercial Law
FNCE 3140 Financial Statement Analysis
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
FNCE 4120 Business Valuation and Restructuring
FNCE 4140 Personal Financial Management
FNCE 4160 Portfolio Management
FNCE 4190 Financial Institutions Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
Human ResourceManagementMNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
ORGB 3770 Teamwork in Organizations
ORGB 3810 Organizational Theory and Design
HRMN 3830 Human Resource Planning and Staffi ng
HRMN 3840 Employee and Labour Relations
BLAW 3920 Employment Law
HRMN 4830 Total Rewards
HRMN 4840 Organizational Learning Trainingand Development
ORGB 4870 Organizational Development and Change
HRMN 4890 Selected Topics in HR Management
International BusinessMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or
STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
MKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3510 International Business
IBUS 3520 Global Management
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
IBUS 4520 International Trade Finance
IBUS 4530 International Trade Law and Logistics
IBUS 4540 Global Entrepreneurship
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TRU Moose Donrsquot be surprised if people you donrsquot know smile and say ldquohirdquo Canadians are just that friendly
26 | International Program Guide Study Options
MarketingACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
MKTG 3470 Consumer Behaviour
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3510 International Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MKTG 4460 Marketing Strategy
At least seven ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
MKTG 4400 Professional Sales Management
MKTG 4410 Services Marking
MKTG 4420 Brand Management
MKTG 4430 Retail Management
MKTG 4440 Advanced Marketing Research
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
New Venture CreationMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics or MATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
MKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
ENTR 3720 All Business Finance
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
ENTR 4750 New Venture Creation
ENTR 4760 Small Business Management
Supply Chain ManagementMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business amp Economics or MATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics 2 or MATH 1130 Enriched Calculus or MATH 1140 Calculus 1 or
MATH 1150 Calculus for Biological Sciences
STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
SCMN 3330 Procurement Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MIST 3620 Web-Enabled Business
SCMN 4310 Operations Management
SCMN 4320 Logistics and Transportation
SCMN 4390 Selected Topics in Supply Chain Management
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
At least 2 ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
IBUS 3520 Global Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
School of Business and Economics gt trucamba gt trucabusiness
Accountingbull Treasury Manager bull Chief Financial Officer bull Budget Director bull Taxation Manager bull Management Consultant bull Tax Auditor bull International Accountant
Financebull Corporate Loans Officer bull Personal Financial Advisorbull Equity Analyst bull Portfolio Manager bull Chief Financial Officer bull Stock Broker bull Investment Dealer bull Treasury Manager
Human Resource Managementbull Director of Human Resourcesbull Training Officer bull Industrial Relations Officer bull Health and Safety Specialist bull Harassment Advisor bull Employee Benefits Officerbull Human Resources Manager
Information Technology bull Network Manager bull Systems Analyst bull Website Designer bull Computer Programmer bull Database Administrator
International Businessbull Export Sales Manager bull Foreign Trade Consultantbull Import and Export Specialist bull International Marketing Manager bull International Shipping Specialist
Marketingbull Brand Manager bull Advertising Account Executivebull District Sales Manager bull Market Researcher bull Sales Representative bull Public Relations Directorbull Promotions Manager
New Venture Creation bull Small Business Ownerbull Franchiseebull Loans Officerbull Venture Capitalistbull Small Business Consultant
Supply Chain Managementbull Process Engineerbull Supply Chain Analystbull Supply Chains Systems Managerbull InventoryPurchasing Managerbull Materials AnalystManagerbull Logistics Manager
Typical Job Titles
International Program Guide Study Options | 27
Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)The Bachelor of Business Administration degree is a four-year program
bull First and second years Foundation of business and non-business courses
bull Third and fourth years Students select majors and minors or concentrations
bull Current major and minor options Accounting Economics Finance New Venture Creation Human Resource Management International Business Marketing Information Technology (major only) and Public Relations (minor only)
First and Second Year Courses
bull 6 Humanities credits (English Philosophy Languages Fine Arts)
bull 6 Social Sciences credits (Anthropology Canadian Studies Economics Geography Political Studies Psychology Sociology)
Core CoursesThe following 72 credits (24 courses) are requiredACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
CMNS 1290 Introduction to Professional Writing
CMNS 3240 Business Communications
ECON 1900 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Principles of Macroeconomics
ECON 2320 Statistics for Business and Economics 1
ECON 2330 Statistics for Business and Economics 2
ECON 3040 Managerial Economics
ENGL 1100 Introduction to University Writing or ENGL 1110 Introduction to Prose Fiction or ENGL 1120 Introduction to Poetry or ENGL 1140 Introduction to Drama or ENGL 1210 Introduction to Drama and Poetry
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MNGT 4780 Strategic Management
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
PHIL 1110 Introduction to Critical Thinking
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
BBA MajorsAccountingACCT 3200 Intermediate Financial Accounting 1
ACCT 3210 Intermediate Financial Accounting 2
ACCT 3220 Income Taxation 1
ACCT 3230 Income Taxation 2
ACCT 3250 Intermediate Management Accounting
FNCE 4110 Advanced Financial Management for Accountants
ACCT 4200 Advanced Financial Accounting
ACCT 4230 Assurance
ACCT 4250 Advanced Management Accounting
MIST 4610 Strategic Management Information Systems
EconomicsThe Major in Economics requires 42 ECON credits of which 24 must be at the 3000 and 4000 level with a minimum of 6 at the 4000 level ECON 2900 and ECON 2950 are required and either ECON 3900 or ECON 3950 must be taken
FinanceFNCE 3150 Investments 1
FNCE 3170 Investments 2
FNCE 3180 Risk Management and Financial Engineering
FNCE 4130 Advanced Financial Management
FNCE 4180 International Financial Management
Plus at least three ofFNCE 3140 Financial Statement Analysis
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
FNCE 4120 Business Valuation and Restructuring
FNCE 4140 Personal Financial Management
FNCE 4160 Portfolio Management
FNCE 4190 Financial Institutions Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
General BBAStudents must complete at least 24 credits (normally 8 courses) of 300 or 400-level business or ECON courses in addition to the core requirements in 3rd and 4th year
Human Resource ManagementORGB 3810 Organizational Theory and Design
HRMN 3830 Human Resource Planning and Staffing
HRMN 3840 Employee and Labour Relations
BLAW 3920 Employment Law
HRMN 4830 Total Rewards
HRMN 4840 Organizational Learning Training and Development
ORGB 4870 Organizational Development and Change
HRMN 4890 Selected Topics in HR Management
International BusinessMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3520 Global Management
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
IBUS 4520 International Trade Finance
IBUS 4530 International Trade Law and Logistics
IBUS 4540 Global Entrepreneurship
MarketingMKTG 3470 Consumer Behaviour
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
MKTG 4460 Marketing Strategy
Plus at least five ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
MKTG 4400 Professional Sales Management
MKTG 4410 Services Marketing
MKTG 4420 Brand Management
MKTG 4430 Retail Management
MKTG 4440 Advanced Marketing Research
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
New Venture CreationACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
MKTG 3480 Market Research
ENTR 3720 Small Business Finance
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communicated
ENTR 4750 New Venture Creation
ENTR 4760 Small Business Management
School of Business and Economics gt trucamba gt trucabusiness
28 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism
TOURISM MANAGEMENTTourism Management faculty strive to deliver education experiences that blend theory with practice to ensure our graduates are confident in applying the knowledge they gain and management practicemdashboth essential for leaders of tomorrow
Bachelor of Tourism Management (BTM)This four-year degree provides a solid foundation for the management of tourism businesses The BTM is designed to give students the skill and confidence to develop their own tourism businesses and fill the growing need for managers in the tourism industry Course assignments introduce students to current management issues with local regional national and international tourism businesses and organizations
Students may enter in first year or may transfer from other programs Graduates of TRU tourism diplomas or other tourism or business-related diplomas may also ladder into the BTM
Bachelor of Tourism Management Double DegreeTake your 4th year in the Netherlands and get a double degree TRU has partnered with the best university of applied sciences in the Netherlands to offer a second credential effectively doubling your degree in a single year of study abroad Instruction at NHTV is in English fostering connections with your fellow students and with your Dutch counterparts who will complete the double degree at TRU in their fourth year
Tourism Management DiplomasEvents and Conventions ManagementSpecial events and conventions are being recognized as great income generators for a community and the fastest growing segment of the tourism industry Employment opportunities exist within corporations hotels resorts convention centres municipal convention and visitorsrsquo bureaus and destination management companies
Resort and Hotel ManagementThis two-year diploma program is designed to provide the theory and practical skills essential to begin a career in Resort and Hotel Management Courses in this diploma provide instruction in Hotel Operations Food and Beverage Management and Hospitality Administration
Sports Event ManagementIn this multi-faceted program you will learn about sports and business From managing a sporting company or organization directing a club sport facility or starting your own company this is your opportunity to practice and master the business skills and expertise to produce organize and manage sport events anywhere
Tourism ManagementThe Tourism Management diploma will provide the basic skills and training for careers in Venue Management Tourism Community Planning and Consulting Tourism Marketing Management and Small Tourism Business Management
What can I study in Tourism at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Post-Baccalaureate Diplomas rsaquo Adventure Studies rsaquo International
Tourism Development rsaquo Tourism
Destination Development rsaquo Tourism
Experience Development
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies ndash Adventure Concentration
bull Bachelor of Tourism Management
rsaquo Majorsbull Adventurebull Entrepreneurbull Management
rsaquo Minorbull Adventure Studiesbull International Adventure in
Tourism Developmentbull Entrepreneurshipbull Managementbull Marketingbull Environmental Economics
and Developmentbull Financebull Human Resourcesbull International Business
Diplomas
bull Adventure Guide bull Adventure Management bull Events amp Conventions Managementbull Resort amp Hotel Managementbull Sports Event Managementbull Tourism Management
Certificates
bull Aboriginal Tourismbull Adventure Sportsbull Canadian Mountain and Ski Guidebull Culinary Artsbull Retail Meat Processing
International Opportunities
bull Adventure Tourism field tripbull Study Abroad
Co-op internship available
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POSTndashBACCALAUREATE TOURISM MANAGEMENT DIPLOMASPost-baccalaureate diplomas aredesigned for those who already have an undergraduate degree
Students will acquire a strong foundation in international tourism development subjects including experiences marketing environmental issues community and cultural issues product developmentand innovation
Admission Requirements
bull Any undergraduate degreebull Math 12 or equivalent bull IELTS 65 no band less than 60 or TOEFL
88 no section less than 20
Adventure StudiesTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (24 credits)TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing and Customer Service
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
ADVG 3110 Adventure Activities (Note this course has an activity fee)
ADVG 3130 Adventure Operations
ADVG 4010 Business Applications for Eco and Adventure Tourism Management
ADVG 4020 Legal Liability and Risk Management for Eco and Adventure Businesses
ADVG 4220 The Culture of Adventure
SpecializationmdashRequired Course (6 credits)
Select a total of 6 credits within ADVG activity based courses (1000-2000 level) Examples include kayaking skiing rock climbing ocean surfi ng etc
SpecializationmdashOptions (9 credits)
Select 3 of the following optionsADVG 4030 Contemporary Perspectives in Eco
and Adventure
ADVG 4040 Programming Experiential Activities
ADVG 4070 Directed Studies in Adventure
ADVG 4210 Adventure and Sport Marketing
ADVG 4230 Consulting In Adventure
39 Total Credits
InternationalTourism DevelopmentTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (39 credits)TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing and Customer Service
TMGT 3010 Community and Cultural Issues in Tourism
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
TMGT 4010 Experience Creation and Product Development
ADVG 4100 Adventure Tourism Field Trip (International)(Note course has activity fees and travel costs associated with it)
SpecializationmdashRequired Course (18 credits)
ADVG 4050 International Adventure Tourism Business
ADVG 4090 Nature-based Community Development
TMGT 4160 Tourism in a Global Environment
TMGT 2610 Environmental issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
ADVG 4070 Directed Studies in Adventure
39 Total Credits
Tourism DestinationDevelopmentTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (21 credits)CMNS 1810 Business Professional and Academic
Composition (or ENGL 1100)
TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing amp Customer Service
TMGT 2610 Environmental Issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3000 Practicum in Tourism (120 hours)
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
Tourism Electivesmdash(15 credits)
One Lower Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Upper Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Culture amp Place Elective from TMGT 3010 4090 4100 4220 ADVG 4220
One Global Perspectives Elective from TMGT 4030 4040 4160 4981 ADVG 4050 4160
One Experience Design Elective from TMGT 4010 4050 4130 4170 4180 4210 ADVG 4040 4200
Specializationmdash(18 credits)
EVNT 2190 Destination Marketing Organizations
TMGT 3010 Community and Cultural Issues in Tourism
TMGT 3040 Land Use Management or
TMGT 4040 Tourism and Sustainable Development
TMGT 4120 Developing New Tourism Enterprises or
TMGT 4140 Tourism Strategy
Specialty ElectiveSelect 1 of the following
TMGT 2080 2090 4030 4050 ADVG 4090
TMGT 4020 Graduating Seminar
54 Total Credits
Tourism ExperienceManagementTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (21 credits)CMNS 1810 Business Professional and Academic
Composition (or ENGL 1100)
TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing amp Customer Service
TMGT 2610 Environmental Issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3000 Practicum in Tourism (120 hours)
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
Tourism Electivesmdash(15 credits)
One Lower Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Upper Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Culture amp Place Elective from TMGT 3010 4090 4100 4220 ADVG 4220
One Global Perspectives Elective from TMGT 4030 4040 4160 4981 ADVG 4050 4160
One Experience Design Elective from TMGT 4010 4050 4130 4170 4180 4210 ADVG 4040 4200
Specializationmdash(18 credits)
Select 5 of the following optionsADVG 4040 Programming Experiential Activities
ADVG 4160 Community Capacity Building
TMGT 4010 Experience Creation and Product Development
TMGT 4050 Event Tourism
TMGT 4090 The Culture of Events
TMGT 4100 The Social Side of Tourism
TMGT 4130 Tourist Behaviour
TMGT 4170 Information Technology in Tourism
TMGT 4180 Managing the Tourist Experience
TMGT 4210 Casino Operations Management
54 Total Credits
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism gt trucatourism
30 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism gt trucatourism
We off er the fi nest and most extensive Adventure Studies training in the world We create exceptional educational experiences to foster studentsrsquo physical mental and emotional development so as to be of service to the global commercial adventure industry
Programs of StudyThe Adventure Studies department now off ers eight diverse programs of study Each program enables students to obtain the knowledge and qualifi cations required for employment and careers in the eco and adventure tourism industry Many opportunities for career and adventure pursuits exist for TRU graduates
bull adventure specialist bull avalanche technician bull college instruction bull environmental studies bull government consultingbull guiding bull international development bull photo journalism bull tourism marketingbull travel writing
Adventure Studies in the Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS) is a unique program that allows students to design their own curriculum customized to their specifi c interests and goals The BIS is intended as a two-year add-on (60 credits) to any 60 credits of lower level credits a student brings into the program
Adventure Studies in Bachelor of Tourism Management is a unique combination of theory and practice both local and abroad that produces competent graduates who quickly apply their skills to their careers as consultants to businesses organizations communities government tourism and tourism industry professionals
The Adventure Guide Diploma is the best known guide training program that attracts worldwide scrutiny and sets the standard for training whitewater ocean climbing and ski guides in Canada
The Adventure Management Diploma provides students with a broad background and understanding of the management of adventure activities and the opportunity to develop profi ciency in their personal adventure sport skills
The Canadian Mountain and Ski Guide Certifi cation Diploma Program (CMSG)is a collaborative program between the Adventure Studies Department and the Association of Canadian MountainGuides (ACMG) The program includes industry-recognized certifi cations tothe standards of the ACMG and International Federation of Mountain Guide Associations (IFMGA)
Adventure Sport Certifi cate an introduction to adventure sports and the adventure industry This is the ideal program for entry-level adventure students and students wishing to explore their career interest in adventure-related fi elds
The Culinary Arts Training program covers all aspects of the professional kitchen from appetizers and gourmet foods to the creation of exquisite desserts Graduates of the Culinary Arts program can look forward to job opportunities in the food and restaurant industry
Culinary Arts Certifi cateAdmission Requirements
bull Successful medical exam bull Successful completion of the entry
assessment test (Accuplacer) through the TRU Assessment Centre This test is a measure of English and math competency taken by all students
bull Interview with program coordinator
Course Length - 3 Semesters
Includes 13 months of hands-on training which takes 16 months to complete There is a four-month summer break (May to August) for the opportunity to gain formalized work experience
Professional Cook Level 130 weeks (2 semesters)Cook 1J Safety and Sanitation
Cook 1H Basic Food Service and Kitchen Management
Cook 1K Health CareCook-Chill
Cook 1A Vegetable and Starch Cookery
Cook 1B Meat and Poultry Cookery
Cook 1C Seafood Cookery
Cook 1D Stocks Soups and Sauces
Cook 1E Meat Poultry and SeafoodCutting and Processing
Cook 1F Cold Kitchen
Cook 1G Baking and Desserts
Cook 1I Egg and Breakfast Cookery
Cook 2M Employment Skills
160 hours of work practicum in industry
Work Practicum and Industry Hours
Students will be required to log 120 hours within the industry In addition to the work practicum students must have a total of 400 hours of work-based training by working during summer prior to registering for Professional Cook Level 2
Professional Cook Level 214 weeks (1 Semester)
During the fi nal 14 weeks in addition to a full course load you will be required to work in the afternoons and evenings preparing dishes for the highly acclaimed TRU Dining Room Accolades and learn to learn to plan menus control food costs and begin to acquire industry management skills
CULINARY ARTS
ADVENTURE STUDIES
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Faculty of Science
What can I studyin Science at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Master of Sciencein Environmental Science
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Science rsaquo Majors
bull General Sciencebull Animal Biologybull Chemistrybull Chemical Biologybull Cellular Molecular
amp Microbial Biologybull Ecology amp
Environmental Biologybull Environmental Chemistrybull Computing Sciencebull Mathematicsbull Mathematical Sciencesbull Physicsbull Statistics
rsaquo Minorsbull Geoarcheologybull Management
bull Bachelor of Computing Sciencebull Bachelor of Computing Science
amp Business Administrationdouble degree
bull Bachelor of Natural Resource Sciencebull Bachelor of Health Sciencebull Bachelor of Technology Managementbull Associate of Science bull Forestry Transfer (1st amp 2nd year)bull Engineering Transfer
(2-year transfer program)
Diplomas
bull Computer Information Systems Technology
bull Architectural ampEngineering Technology
bull Respiratory Therapy
Co-op internship available
SCIENCES ANDENVIRONMENT
Master of Science inEnvironmental ScienceThe TRU Master of Science in Environmental Science is a thesis-based degree with three areas of specialization 1) Ecology and Evolution 2) Physical Sciences and 3) Policy and Management The program is designed to produce graduates who are innovative andhave multi-disciplinary skills and broad knowledge in the fi eld of environmental science It is structured to be unique fl exible and relevant
Applications must be submitted four months before the intended starting date Please note that applications cannot be processed until a faculty member has indicated they will act as supervisor for the studentrsquos thesis Please contact the Coordinator of the Master of Science program at MSc_Coordtruca for more information
Admission Requirements
MSc application form cover letter personal reacutesumeacute two letters of recommendation written by professional or academic references offi cial copy of educational transcripts with GPA of 333 over the last two years of undergraduate studies and offi cial TOEFL results
Bachelor of Science (BSc)The Bachelor of Science degree program is a rigorous program that provides students with both depth and breadth in their science education emphasizes the acquisition of communication skills and promotes computer literacy The program also provides fl exibility so that students may pursue interests in disciplines outside there area of specialization TRU off ers three routes to a Bachelor of Science degree a Majors program in a specifi c discipline or disciplines an Honours Program in a specifi c discipline or a General Science Degree Program
Pre-Professional Health Sciences (Bachelor of Science)
Students interested in professional health care careers can complete their required undergraduate university study at TRU before applying for admission to professional programs at another university
Pre-Professional Health Sciences
bull Pre-Medicinebull Pre-Pharmacybull Pre-Chiropracticbull Pre-Dentistrybull Pre-Naturopathic Medicine
Bachelor of ScienceAdmission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 (or equivalent)bull Pre-Calculus Math 12 (C+) or Math 12
Principles (C+) or TRU Math 06000610bull Physics 11 (C+) or TRU Physics 0500bull Chemistry 11 (C+) or TRU Chemistry 0500
Bachelor of NaturalResource Science (BNRS)The purpose of the BNRS degree program is to prepare students for careers in a widerange of natural resource sector jobs and for further academic study in graduate school ldquoNatural resourcesrdquo include water forests rangeland soil minerals fi sheries and wildlife Natural resource science therefore is the application of scientifi c principles and knowledge towards a better understanding and management of these resources
Possible areas of employment include
bull Resource management and planning for government or industry
bull Operational forestrybull Teaching interpretation and guidingbull Wildlife biology and managementbull Habitat protectionbull Fisheries and animal researchbull Strategic land use planning
Forestry Transfer ProgramTRU off ers the fi rst general year of Forestry and the second year of Forest Resource Management Forest Science Natural Resource Conservation and Forest Operations Students who have completed the required fi rst or second year courses with a GPA of at least 25 are eligible to apply for admission to the UBC Faculty of Forestry
Katey I love the chemistry program at TRU The professors are incredible I love how accessible they are and always available for questions When you know your professors and they know you it makes for a much more personal learning environment Watch Kateyrsquos video on YouTube mytruworld
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COMPUTING SCIENCEAND ADVANCEDTECHNOLOGY
Why Computing Science
Many of the technologies we use and enjoy today were created by computing scientists As a future computer scientist you could create new technology that could improve society or change the world The Bachelor of Computer Science program has several elective options such as Business amp Management or Arts amp Gaming
Strong Market Terrifi c Jobs
Currently there are not enough computer scientists to fi ll the jobs available
During co-op work terms students can earn up to $40000 per year Graduates typically earn up to $50000 to start with senior positions often reaching $100000 or more
Bachelor of Computing Science (BCS)The BCS degree is for students interested in one of the many diff erent career options in computing science including website design network administration database management and e-commerce applications After two years of general study students do two years of concentrated computing studies
Double Degree Bachelorof Computing Science (BCS) amp Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)Double degrees in both computing and business will provide graduates with a strong platform from which to launch a successful career Whether working as a web applications manager an information systems consultant or CEO of a software company BCSBBA students will possess the combined management and computing skills to be successful in an increasingly high-tech business environment
To earn double degrees students must meetthe requirements of both programs Throughcareful course selection it is possible to complete two degrees in just fi ve years
Engineering Transfer (DegreeProgram) Year 1 and 2The Engineering Transfer Program at TRU allows you to get a jump-start on your engineering studies
Engineering Transfer Year One (38 credits) Complete the foundation courses necessary for your engineering degree in your fi rst year at TRU and transfer to UBC or UVic to complete your degree in biological biomedical civil chemical computer electrical environmental geological geo-technical integrated materials mechanical mining software engineering physics and other engineering specialties
Engineering Transfer Year Two Complete second year of Electrical or Computer engineering and transfer to UVic Following your second year you will then take part in a required 4-8 months Co-op term providing the opportunity to practice your engineering skills and get paid then you will transfer to the University of Victoria in third year to complete your degree
Admission to Engineering requirements
1 Pre-Calculus 11 and 12 with B (73)or better
2 Physics 11 and 12 with B (73) or better3 Chemistry 11 and 12 (highly
recommended) with B (73) 4 English 12 (73 or higher)
Computer Information Systems TechnologyDiploma (CIST)The CIST Diploma is accredited by the Canadian Information Processing Society CIST emphasizes the application of computers to the solution of business related problems The academic training combines technical and computer skills with communication skills (written and oral) and business skills Students who complete this diploma can ladder into year three of the BCS degree
Architectural andEngineering Technology Program (ARET)The Architectural and Engineering Technology Program (ARET) is a three-year diploma that emphasizes the design processes in building civil and mechanical technologies building structures municipal services electrical plumbing and HVAC (heating ventilating and AC) systems
Students will acquire problem solving skills in engineering and building design and in-depth knowledge in construction management building regulations and technical writing Courses include construction surveying architectural design fl uid mechanics mechanical and electrical design steel wood and reinforced concrete design and structural analysis
Students who complete the three-year ARET program can ladder into the Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM) degree and complete the degree after just 3 more semesters
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Faculty of Science gt trucascience
Typical Job Titlesin Computing Sciencebull Graphic Design Firmsbull Web and Flash Development Firmsbull Multimedia Design Firmsbull Print and Digital Media
Developmentbull Corporate Design and
Communicationsbull Advertising Agenciesbull Online Publishingbull Web Animation
Typical Job Titles in ARETbull Building Technologistbull Mechanical Technologistbull Civil Technologistbull Designer job captain specifi cation
writer estimator quantity surveyor or project administrator
bull Typically employed byprofessional engineer companies architects contractors manufacturers and governments
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HEALTH SCIENCES
Respiratory Therapy Diploma TRU is the only educational institution in British Columbia to offer a program in Respiratory Therapy This program is accredited by the Conjoint Committee of the Canadian Society of Respiratory Therapists and the Canadian Medical Association The program consists of two eight-month sessions of instruction at TRU followed by 47 weeks of clinical internship at accredited hospitals
The clinical year begins in June following the second academic session Clinical year students will rotate between hospitals in the interior of BC Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island Applicants must be prepared to relocate as required
Respiratory Therapy (RT) DiplomaBachelor of Health Science (BHSC)Students are admitted into the three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma program with the option to enter the four-year dual diplomadegree stream The dual diplomadegree stream allows successful students to graduate with both a three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma and a four-year Bachelor of Health Science degree within a four year period
Bachelor of Health ScienceThe Bachelor of Health Science is designed to provide Health Care diploma students and graduates the opportunity to obtain a bachelor degree
Graduates from a two-year or three-year diploma can ladder into the Bachelor of Health Science and are granted up to 60 credits for two-year diploma and up to 90 credits for a three-year diploma
Graduates from the following diploma programs have enrolled in the Bachelor of Health Science program
bull Respiratory Therapybull Dental Hygienebull Medical Radiologybull Medical Laboratory Technologybull Massage Therapybull OccupationalPhysiotherapists Assistants
Admission Requirements
Completion of a minimum two-year diploma in Health Care or related area from a recognized program and institution
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)ndash Kamloops campus (limited enrolment)
ndash Williams Lake campus (Years 1 and 2 only limited enrolment)
The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) program is a 4-year degree program (plus practicum placements) Upon completion graduates are eligible to write the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) and apply for registration with the College of Registered Nurses of British Columbia (CRNBC) to practice as a Registered Nurse (RN)
The BScN program educates students to be competent nurses to work with individuals families groups or communities from a health promotion perspective and an ethic of caring Practice experiences occur in acute care extended care and intermediate care hospitals and other community health agencies and homes with options for local regional provincial national and international practicums
Admission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 or equivalent rsaquo BC Chemistry 11 or TRU
Chemistry 0500 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo BC Biology 12 or TRU Biology 0600 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo One other BC Science at the grade 11 or 12 level C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Foundation of Math 12 or Pre-Calculus12 or TRU MATH 0600 and MATH 0610 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo English 12 or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
Practical Nursing Diplomandash Williams Lake campus
The provincial practical nursing education diploma program is a 2-year program designed to provide learners with the knowledge skills judgments and attitudes to perform to the full range of competencies as identified by the College of Licensed Practical Nurses of British Columbia (CLPNBC) The aim of the program is to prepare graduates to care for individuals and families at multiple life stages and in a variety of practice settings Upon successful completion of the program you will be eligible to write the Canadian Practical Nurse Registration Exam (CPNRE) required for licensure in BC
Admission Requirements
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalent rsaquo English 12English 12 First Nations
or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Math 11 Foundations with a C minimum grade
rsaquo Human Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nurses with a C+ minimum grade
Students have two options to meet this prerequisite
1 PNUR 1300 Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nursing OR TRU-Open Learning - HLTH 1121 Foundation Human Anatomy-Physiology for Heath Promotion
2 BIOL 1590 and BIOL 1690 Human Anatomy and Physiology OR TRU-Open Learning - BIOL 1593 and BIOL 1693 with a C minimum grade
Option 2 is recommended for students who are looking to ladder into the BScN program
Faculty of Science
School of Nursing gt trucanursing
34 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Arts
The Faculty of Arts offers exceptional opportunities for students inside and outside of the classroom to explore ideas engage communities and encounter the world
Police and Justice DiplomaThe Police and Justice Diploma prepares students for careers in Canadian policing and justice including sheriffs corrections parole and private security The program prepares graduates to have the necessary skills and knowledge required for a justice-related career Graduates may further their studies in the Bachelor of Arts Major in Criminology at TRU
Bachelor of Arts (BA)The Bachelor of Art degree is an excellent way to begin the experience of university for students who want to explore their options The BA offers a broad liberal arts education that combines a concentration in at least one discipline while ensuring a wide selection of courses as well as opportunities to incorporate other learning experiences such as Study Abroad and Co-operative Education
Associate of Arts Degree (AA)The associate arts degree is a 2-year program designed to provide an educational experience that lays a solid foundation for further study Students are required to complete a broad range of course offerings balanced with in-depth study in science
Bachelor of General Studies (BGS) (Online Only)This degree program provides a flexible structure that allows students to create their own program with as much or as little subject specialization as they want
Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS)BIS is a unique two-year program that students may enter after two years of university study or a two-year post-secondary diploma It allows students to create a customized program of study in their third and fourth years or to create new career options by completing their undergraduate degrees
Bachelor of Journalism (BJour)Students may enter this program directly from high school or after completing two years of study in the liberal arts This degree is career-oriented aimed at preparing students to become communication specialists for employment with community and daily newspapers magazines government agencies corporations and non-profit and advocacy organizations
Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA)The Fine Arts degree is a four-year program that allows students an education in the visual arts within a university context Studio courses such as Ceramics Drawing Photography Printmaking Sculpture Painting and interdisciplinary combinations of these media will be studied alongside academic disciplines ranging from Art History to English and Philosophy Gallery Studies such as Gallery Management and Curating are also available at the upper-level
What can I study in Arts at TRUMajors amp Minorsbull Communicationsbull Criminologybull Economicsbull Economic and Political Studiesbull Englishbull Geographybull Historybull Interdisciplinary Studiesbull Journalismbull Mathematicsbull Philosophybull Psychologybull Sociologybull Theatre Artsbull Visual Arts
Other Minors and Specializationsbull Anthropologybull Archaeology amp Geologybull Canadian Studiesbull Creative Writingbull Environmental Economics amp
Sustainable Developmentbull Managementbull Political Studies
Degreesbull Bachelor of Artsbull Bachelor of Fine Artsbull Bachelor of Interdisciplinary
Studiesbull Bachelor of Journalism
Diplomasbull Diploma in General Studiesbull Associate of Artsbull Fine Artsbull Police and Justicebull Visual Arts
Certificatesbull Aboriginal Studiesbull Literary and Art Historybull Modern Languagesbull Visual Arts Studio
International Opportunitiesbull AnthropologymdashEastern Europe
amp Philippinesbull Management amp Communicationmdash
Germanybull Leadership in Global Competency
Environmental Sustainability Social Media AdvantagemdashGermany
bull Geography amp JapanesemdashJapan
Co-op internship available
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Faculty of Human Social and Educational Development
Master of Education (MEd)The Master of Education program with a concentration in Educational Leadership offers thesis final project or capstone course options Designed for the working professional involved in education and for students who wish to assume positions as educational leaders and researchers or who work in education health care private industry and government
Education Requirement
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent with a minimum B average (GPA of 30 on a scale of 433) in the last 60 credits or completion of TRUrsquos Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies
Language Requirement
bull Completion of undergraduate degree at an English language university in a country where English is the primary language or
bull IELTS score of 65 (all bands) orbull A minimum TOEFL score of 88 with no
section below 20 (IBT) orbull Completion of TRU ESL level 5
Documentation Required
bull TRU Master of Education applicationbull A personal resumeacutebull A letter of intentbull Two letters of referencebull Official transcripts of all
post-secondary education
Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)The Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies (GCES) is designed to help develop the English language and academic skills to successfully meet the MEd entry requirements
The GCES is considered a standalone graduate certificate that completes qualifications for admission into TRUrsquos MEd program Students will be required to successfully complete three graduate level courses and students who require English upgrading will need to also successfully complete TRUrsquos ESL program before entering the MEd program Note Credits received in GCES do not transfer to the TRU MEd program
Bachelor of Education (BEd)The Bachelor of Education (Elementary) degree program is a two-year program which prepares students to teach in elementary schools Graduates obtain their professional teaching certificate from the Ministry of Education Teacher Regulation Branch (TRB) which qualifies the graduate to teach kindergarten to grade 12 in BC public schools Graduates can also teach in any province or territory in Canada and in many other countries
Admission Requirements
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent normally in Arts Fine Arts Mathematics Science Music or Physical Education
Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)The Bachelor of Social Work program prepares competent generalist practitioners to provide service and leadership within regional national and global contexts to achieve social justice respect for diversity and social change Employment opportunities exist in a wide variety of government and voluntary organizations such as family and childrenrsquos services child welfare mental health services hospitals womenrsquos services crisis services corrections and Aboriginal social services
Human Service DiplomaThe Human Service Diploma prepares students for careers with government or non-profit agencies that provide support and assistance to individuals coping with economic disadvantage mental health issues developmental gender and diversity issues as well as challenges such as addiction family change and involvement with the justice system
Early Childhood Education Diploma (ECE)The ECE program provides excellent learning techniques so that students can acquire the necessary knowledge and skills to become effective educators of young children Early Childhood Education is a rapidly expanding field Completion of the ECE Diploma satisfies the requirements of the Community Care Facilities Branch (CCFB) of the BC Government for a License to Practice as an Early Childhood Educator in British Columbia
Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) CertificateThe TESL Certificate is designed to provide a comprehensive course of study to prepare students to work in the ESL field nationally and internationally This one-semester program requires a previous university degree for admission It includes 195 instructional hours including a teaching practicum Upon completion students receive a TESL certificate from TRU Graduates may also apply for a second certificate from TESL Canada The components of the program introduce students to the core topics of pedagogical grammar curriculum design and instructional methodology and cross cultural studies as well as to a variety of teaching modules such as Pronunciation Skills Assessment and Evaluation and Second Language Acquisition
Program highlights
bull Accredited by TESL Canada bull Includes a supervised practicum to gain
hands-on guided classroom experiencebull Small class sizes (maximum 20 students) bull Abundant work opportunities in Canada
and around the world
What can I study in Human Social and Educational Development
Graduate
rsaquo Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)
rsaquo Master of Education Leadership
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Education (Elementary)bull Bachelor of Education
(Physical Education)bull Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)
Diploma
bull Early Childhood Educationbull Human Service Diploma
Certificate
bull Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) Post-Baccalaureate Certificate
Co-op internship available
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36 | International Program Guide Study Options
School of Trades and TechnologyTRUrsquos School of Trades and Technology has many trades training programs that result in provincial Industrial Training Authority or Red Seal Certification The instructors at TRU are some of the best in BC Canada and beyond As the economy struggles there is no better time to complete your trades training so that you will be ahead of the curve and ready when the economy turns around
What can I study in Trades and Technology at TRU
bull Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (online only)
bull Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)
bull Diploma in Water Treatment Technology
Foundation and Apprenticeship Training
bull Automotive Service Technicianbull Carpenterbull Commercial Transport Vehicle Mechanic
Technicianbull Electricianbull Heavy Duty Mechanicbull Gasfittingbull InboardOutboard Mechanicbull Plumbingbull Welding
Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)The BTTM degree program provides technologists with the knowledge and skills necessary to become effective project leaders supervisors and managers in organizations within a changing business and technical environment
Admission Requirements
A two or three-year diploma in technology or equivalent
Students who complete the two-year Water Treatment Technology Program or the three-year Architectural and Engineering Technology program (ARET) can ladder into the BTTM
Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (BTTTL) (Online Only)
This new program the only one of its kind in Canada builds upon the candidatersquos trades or technology qualifications It is aimed at allowing certified tradespeople and technologists to gain the business and leadership knowledge needed for management and other advanced positions
WATER amp WASTEWATER PROGRAMSWater sustains life Now you can help sustain our precious water supplies Gain job-ready skills to protect drinking water quality safeguard water resources and ensure the sustainability of the water supplies that are crucial to public health and the environment Canada and the World are facing shortages of educated and trained water and wastewater operatorsmdashyoursquoll be in demand upon graduation
Certificate in Water amp Wastewater UtilitiesThe Certificate is an entry-level training and education program in the operation and maintenance of Water and Wastewater Treatment Distribution and Collection systems The Certificate requirements are a successful completion of 12 courses 6 per term total of 36 credits to graduate This program ladders into the Water Treatment Technology Diploma Program
Schedule Term 1 August 17 to December 18 2015 Term 2 January 4 to May 09 2016
Water amp Wastewater Technology DiplomaTRU Water and Wastewater Diploma is a two-year four semester program
The diploma prepares students to operate and maintain water and wastewater treatment distribution re-use and disposal facilities as well as how to monitor source water quality This program is designed to educate students in chemistry microbiology mathematics mechanical and electrical systems instrumentation and treatment technologies as they are applied in the water industry Students will also study environmental law occupational health and safety communications and utility management
During the hands-on practical trainingmdashstudents will be trained in the operation maintenance troubleshooting of water systems at the state-of-the-art Kamloops Centre for Water Quality
Students can choose to exit the program after completion of the first year of studies with a Certificate in Water and Wastewater Utilities or complete the entire Diploma This program also ladders into the Bachelors of Technology the Bachelor of
Trades and Technology Leadership or the Bachelor of General Studies at TRU
Admission Requirement
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalentbull Math 11 Foundations or MATH 0410
and 0520 or equivalentbull Chemistry 11 and Biology 11 are
recommendedbull Meet TRUrsquos minimum English
language requirements
For further information please contact Satwinder Paul Program Coordinator spaultruca
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A When to ApplyPlease note the following application deadlines Late applications will be considered if space is availableWinter January semester
Application deadline October 15Summer May semester
Application deadline February 15Fall September semester
Application deadline May 31
B How to Apply1 Application
Complete all information on the application form For faster processing complete application online at truworldca
2 Program Selection Mark your program choices clearly
3 Transcripts With this application submit official transcripts (or certified copies) of your secondary school grades and any post-secondary institutions you have attended Transcripts must be officially translated into English You may scan and email or fax the transcripts for faster processing but originals must be presented on arrival to TRU Otherwise you will not be allowed to register for courses at TRU
4 Application Fee A non-refundable application fee of CDN$100 must accompany your application
5 Send Send your completed application form school transcripts and application fee to International Admissions at iapplytruca
C Next Steps1 Processing
Your application will be processed within five working days
2 Pre-Acceptance TRU will send a pre-acceptance letter indicating(a) the program to which you
have been accepted and (b) any conditions of your acceptance
3 Submit You should submit the required fees for your first semester of study (as outlined in your pre-acceptance letter)
4 Final Acceptance Upon receiving payment of tuition and general fees TRU will send an official letter of acceptance
5 Housing Either make arrangements with the accommodation directly or used the TRU World service to secure your room Students must pay a C$150 accommodation application fee when using the service with TRU World
6 Student VISA Use your official TRU letter of acceptance to apply to the nearest Canadian Embassy or Consulate for a student visa
7 Airport Pickup Note Airport pick up only available at the Kamloops airport Additional charges may apply
D Paymentbull Fees may be paid by credit card (Visa
Mastercard American Express) bank draft or bank transfer You can also make payments through our online secure payment facility at truworldca
bull If paying by bank draft bank wire transfer or money order copy of the financial document must be attached
bull Please make your bank draft or money order payable to Thompson Rivers University
bull Bank transfer details Thompson Rivers University Acct 1105-935 Transit 07200 Swift Code BOFMCAM2 Bank of Montreal (BMO) 101Fndash1180 Columbia Street West Kamloops BC Canada V2C 6R6
Send a copy of the wire transfer receipt to iapplytruca
E Send Applications toInternational Admissions Thompson Rivers University 900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8
Tel +12508285252 Fax +12503715513
Email iapplytruca
TRU Refund PolicyStudents should familiarize themselves with TRUrsquos refund policy prior to submitting payment for their studies
International students who
(a) Withdraw prior to the start of instruction will receive a 50 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced the balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(b) Withdraw in the first or second week of instruction will receive a 25 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced The balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(c) Withdraw after the second week of instruction will receive no refund of tuition A forfeit of the semester tuition and general fees will be implemented if we are not advised of a request for refund or deferral
(d) Withdraw due to a failure to obtain a student permit prior to arrival at TRU will be entitled to a full refund of tuition and general fees invoiced less a CDN$200 administration fee Students must notify TRU in writing and provide documentation prior to the start of the semester (the original letter from the Canadian Embassy stating the reasons the visa was denied is requiredmdashno photocopies scans or faxes are accepted) Total non-refundable including application fee of CDN$100 is CDN$300
(e) New students who wish to defer the start of their first semester of study to a future semester may do so only twice and up to a maximum of one calendar year (ie a student accepted to the fall semester may defer until the next fall semester but not beyond) Continuing students who wish to defer their admission must do so before the beginning of the semester Once the deferral has expired students will need to reapply if they wish to recommence studies at a later date Deferral must be requested in writing and sent to iapplytruca prior to the start of the semester Once instruction begins policies (b) and (c) above apply
(f ) Withdrawal for Medical ReasonsmdashApart from the policy outlined for international students there is no provision for a medical refund outside this policy For continuing students who are required to withdraw for medical reasons we encourage the student to visit their Academic Advisor and fill in a ldquoComplete Program Withdraw Formrdquo This allows the student to withdraw from a course or program without obtaining a ldquoDNC (Did Not Complete)rdquo on their academic record
Application Instructions
Online Interactive Brochure wwwi-studentglobalcomtru
Thompson Rivers University900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8T +12508285252 bull F +12503715513Inquiries welcometruca bull Applications iapplytruca
truworldca
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8 | International Program Guide Campus Life
Study AbroadInternational OpportunitiesEnhance your degree and your university experience Make your degree stand out and incorporate an international experience into your studies Yoursquoll broaden your perspective expand your job opportunities have funmdashand it can count towards your degree
Student Exchange
Through an extensive network of international partnerships TRU off ers a comprehensive student exchange program There is no better teacher than life experience and no better classroom than the world
Study for one or two semesters in another country and have those credits applied toward your TRU degree Currently there are opportunities at more than 220 institutions in over 40 countries
Herersquos why you should go
bull Showcase experience on your resumebull Become a future global leaderbull Take a step toward personal and academic goalsbull Discover new opportunitiesbull Travel the world
Create your own experience at TRU
bull Earn credit towards your degreebull Financial support is providedbull Apply to become a Study Abroad Ambassadorbull Open to Canadian and international studentsbull Earn recognition toward TRUrsquos Global
Competency Certifi cate
Our Study Abroad program gives students a leading edge in an increasingly interconnected world
All you need to do is fi nd a program and apply
Field Schools
bull Earn course credit in international fi eld schoolsmdashcourses run from two to six weeks
bull Step outside of the classroom with a TRU fi eld schoolto experience hands-on learning
bull TRU operates a number of specialized fi eld schools which are unique in terms of location course content program length and cost Field schools normally run from two to six weeks in length and operate between the months of May through August
bull Some fi eld school courses are open to students across a wide range of programs and off er course credit that can be applied to your degree program
Short Term Summer Programs
Yet another great way to travel and experience another culture - for credit Many of our Bilateral exchange partners run 2 3 4 and 6 week programs which students can participate during the months of May June and July These short-term programs typically cover accommodation some meals and cultural activities Students still register at TRU for one or two courses and pay tuition to TRU All other fees are paid directly to the partner school
These summer programs transfer back to 1 or 2 courses at TRU following approval from a Program Advisor If you are not sure about diving into a full semester abroad let this short-term experience be the testing ground to get your feet wet
TRUrsquos Global Competency Certifi cate
Your international and intercultural experiences will be recognized by TRU Our new Global Competency Certifi cate allows students to document their global and intercultural experiencesmdashfrom Study Abroad or learning a second language to volunteer workmdashand earn formal recognition on their offi cial TRU transcript Create your own global experience at TRU and we will help you add it to your resume See page 23 for details
TRUStudyAbroad Ambassador of the week Skye Hines went to Universiteacute Rennes 2 in France for a Bachelor of Arts This could be you myTRU mobility StudyAbroad
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10 | International Program Guide Campus Life
International Training CentreFor over 25 years Thompson Rivers University has been delivering customized training programs of the highest calibre and the professional development we provide to educators (from kindergarten to post-secondary levels) has
earned us world-wide recognition Our intensive short-term programs are strategically balanced to maximize every opportunity for instruction while allowing participants enough time to gain an appreciation of Canadian culture and participate in carefully selected activities The result is a rich and rewarding experience that will last a life time
Summer Language and Cultural ImmersionOur three and four-week open-registration programs provide students with a learner-centred environment that enables them to acquire English through listening speaking and active participation in a rich educational environment The program combines English-language training with cultural activities Participants stay with local families which provides a full immersion experience
Programs include the following
bull Homestay accommodations (meals included)bull Pick up and drop off at Kamloops Airportbull Orientation to TRUrsquos campus and the city of Kamloopsbull Free wireless internet on campusbull Support of instructors in the classroom and during activitiesbull Costs of all scheduled cultural and recreational activities
Customized ProgramsTRU develops many customized technical training programs in areas such as health trades and technology and tourism to name a few TRU has particular strengths in specialized English as a Second Language (ESL) training ESL study tours ESL for specifi c purposes such as ESLBusiness ESLTourism and ESLNursing
Not only can program content be customized but so can many other program attributes such as location of delivery(TRU campus or clients home country) guest speakers accommodations and educationalcultural activities
Programs include the following
bull Customized instruction delivered in Canadaandor in the clientrsquos home country
bull Cultural benefi ts such as guest speakerssite visits and community placements
bull Recreational activities such as golf fi shing hikinghorseback riding and skiing
bull Choice of homestay or dormitory accommodationbull A complete range of support services including
support in the participantrsquos native language
Professional Development for Teachers of English as a Foreign LanguageThis program provides participants with the knowledge and skills they need to excel in their fi eld Program content can be adapted for elementary middle school high school and post-secondary applications In addition length of programs can be customized from two to eight weeks or longer depending on the requirements of the client
Professional Development for Teachers of English as a Foreign Language is comprised of four modules Instructional Methodology Instructional Techniques English for Educators and Cultural Studies
Executive Leadership Training for PrincipalsThis customized program for principals and vice-principals focuses on skills development in educational leadership through training and professional placements The program addresses curriculum development external relations innovative delivery methods human resource issues and planning
Other Language and Culture Programsbull Winter 4-Week Language and Culture Embrace a Canadian
winter while experiencing many parts of culture such as a hockey game tubing skiingsnowboarding and curling
bull Wild Wild West Experience the life of a cowboy while developing your English skills Highlights include visiting a working ranch where you can ride a horse learn to lasso go on a hay ride visit a cowboy museum and listen to cowboys tell campfi re stories Included is a trip to historic Barkerville a fully restored Gold Rush town from the 1800s
bull Business English and Golf for Professionals Kamloops has 13 award-winning golf courses and was voted ldquoNumber One Golf Destination in Canadardquo Personalized golf lessons will be provided
bull ESL and SkiingSnowboarding Increase your English profi ciency while developing skiingsnowboarding skills in a world-class destination at Sun Peaks Resort
For more information please see ITCrsquos Program Guide truworldcaitc
International Program Guide Campus Life | 11
Transnational Programs Transnational programs allow students in partner institutions to partiallymdashor in some cases totallymdashcomplete TRU program requirements at their home institutions Students often transfer to TRU to complete their studies at the conclusion of which they can earn the appropriate degree or diploma awarded by TRU Currently TRU has more than 40 partner institutions in countries such as China Colombia India Korea Mexico New Zealand Turkey United Arab Emirates USA and Vietnam
Study a TRU programat a partner institution(Accreditation Program)
There are more than 1300 students enrolled in TRU programs delivered at partner institutions Current programming areas include Business and Computing Science All of these programs are based on an accreditation model where TRU works with partner institutions to deliver TRU programs in the partnersrsquo home countries
Transfer credits towards a degree at TRU(Articulation Program)
Articulation agreements allow students from partner institutions to seamlessly transfer the credits earned at their home institutions into TRU programs Current programming areas include Arts Business Science Computing Science Tourism and Technology Management
Pathway towards a Canadianuniversity degree at TRU(Pathway Program)
TRU partners with high schools and English language schools These linkages create pathways for qualifi ed students to complete their preparatory studies and then transfer smoothly to university studies at TRU
Have a study abroad experience at TRU(Visiting Student Program)
This program provides students with a study abroad opportunity in Canada The program includes intensive English language courses andor university academic courses drawn from TRUrsquos existing suite of academic courses or TRU can develop a customized suite of courses to meet the needs of a cohort group in a specifi c program area All the courses in this program may be counted towards university credits at TRU partner institutions
For more information visittruworldcatransnational
TRU GRADUATION CEREMONY IN CHINA
SIGNING CEREMONY
TRU GRADUATION CEREMONY IN INDIA
GRADUATION CEREMONY AT TRU
12 | International Program Guide Campus Life
L to R Tracy Barth Lorna Hutchinson Ornella Falsetta Carol Ryujin-Kawa Jean Linteris and Leslie Matthews Not picturedL Jody Peddle
Back Amit Goel (Hindi Punjabi Urdu) Rika Kimura (Japanese) Sultan Almajil (Arabic) Reuben Onyango (Swahili) Tatyana Dikaryeva (Russian Ukrainian)
Front Staff en Liu-Calver (Mandarin) Eric Kim (Korean) and Teresa Wei (Mandarin)
Barb Smith Keisha Morong and Verlinda Wale
InternationalStudent ServicesInternational Admissions bull Six full-time offi cers for
international admissionsbull Application processing within one week
under normal circumstancesbull Personalized response to inquiries
and follow-up questionsbull Admissions advising on specifi c
program requirements
InternationalAcademic Advisingbull Four full-time international
academic advisorsbull Course planning before you
arrive on campusbull Individual advising and course planning
each semesterbull Monitoring of academic performance and
counselling supportbull Academic success guidance
and workshops
Susie My academic advisors were great in helping me plan my courses they really facilitated my career goals and interests to help me choose a program and major which best suited me
For more info emailapplications to iapplytrucaor Apply online atregtruworldcaorderformasp
InternationalStudent Advisorsbull Multilingual teambull Personal counselling and assistance on
all aspects of student life in Canada including housing visa application and settlement services
bull Orientation and welcome servicesincluding airport receptioncity tours and peer programs
International Program Guide Campus Life | 13
Research at TRUFinding Tiny Solutions to Huge ProblemsJonathan Van Hamme PhD Associate Professor Department of Biological Sciences
Dr Van Hamme and his team are developing microscopic clean up crews through bioremediationmdashthe use of microbes to break down pollutants By studying microbes with bioactive qualities on a genetic level and learning precisely what makes their taste for toxins tick this researcher is working to develop strategies to enhance their natural abilities to clean up environmental pollutants
Advancing the Battle Against Drug Resistant BacteriaKingsley Donkor PhD Associate Professor Department of Chemistry
One very promising area of research is into lantibioticsmdashsubstances that not only show remarkable effectiveness against many forms of bacteria but also have a promising ability to thwart the development of resistance Donkor is working to discover the precise way in which lantibiotics destroy bacterial cells so that he can use that knowledge to develop new and even more effective lantibiotic substances
Searching for SuperheroesNaowarat (Ann) Cheeptham PhD Associate Professor Department of Biological Sciences
TRU microbiologist Dr Naowarat (Ann) Cheeptham is going to extremes in her search for new sources of antibiotics to fight multi-drug-resistant bacteria Working with an expert cave explorer to collect microorganisms from some of Canadarsquos most remote extreme cave habitats she and her team of graduate and undergraduate researchers are testing hundreds of these tough adaptable bacteria for potential antibiotic superpowers
14 | International Program Guide Campus Life
TRU Moose Co-op students can receive academic credit for co-op work terms
Work Options forInternational StudentsInternational Students are eligible to work on- and off -campus while studying full-time and qualify for full-time work permitafter graduation
Work During Your Studiesbull Work up to 20 hours per week while studyingbull Work full-time during scheduled breaks
bull Opportunities on- and off -campus
Co-operative EducationCo-operative education combines academic studies with paid work experience Students alternate between terms of full-time study and full-time employment
Co-op Advantages
bull Get paid career-related work experience while studyingbull Earn academic credits and transcript distinctionbull Maximize job opportunities upon graduationbull Choose from co-ops in Kamloops and across Canadabull TRU Co-op offi ce prepares students for interviews and help to
fi nd job placements bull Choose to work between one and up to fi ve semesters
Average Co-op salary
Program Discipline Average Monthly Salary
BBA C$2400
Science C$2800
Electronics C$2700
IT C$3000
Sample Co-op schedule (based on working 5 co-op semesters)
Co-op requirements and fees
bull Co-op work term fee of C$1400 (Co-op fee waived for students who do not fi nd employment)
bull Student applies for Co-op after completion of fi rst yearbull GPA determines acceptancebull Must complete COOP 1000 course on resume writing and
nterviewing skills after accepted to Co-op programbull Enter work semester after completing 50 of academic programbull Under graduate programs only See pages 20-21 for eligible programs
Work After GraduationInternational students graduating from a Canadian post-secondary institution are eligible to remain in Canada to work Students completing a minimum two-year program of study may be eligible to work for up to three years
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Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5
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Academic Semester
1
Academic Semester
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Academic Semester
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Academic Semester
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Co-opWork Term
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International Program Guide Campus Life | 15
16 | International Program Guide Campus Life
Student Housingamp AccommodationLive on campus as part of a vibrant active community of students at the TRU Residence (ldquoTRU Rezrdquo) or On Campus Housing (ldquoMcGillrdquo) Be minutes away from your classes campus amenities and the Tournament Capital Centre
TRU Student Residence The 11-storey TRU Rez has some of the best views in the city Each of the 570 private bedrooms include a desk chair double bed phone TV and lamp Floors are co-ed but two- and four-bedroom suites with shared kitchenette and washroom are either all female or all male
Applications are accepted on a fi rst-come fi rst-served basis First year students enrolled in a degree or diploma program are guaranteed a room for September if application is received before March
2 Bedroom Plan 4 Bedroom Plan
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International Program Guide Campus Life | 17
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McGill On Campus HousingMcGill housing off ers 300 self-contained bedrooms in four-bedroom ldquoquadrdquo units in three buildings Each all-female or all-male quad contains a shared kitchenette washroom and common area with access to a central building for study and recreation Applications will be accepted on a fi rst-come fi rst-served basis
bull Rooms have private outside entrances some have city viewsbull Rooms include bed desk sink kitchen with microwave double burner hot
plate and fridgebull Central building has coin-operated laundry bike storage mail big screen
TV BBQ deck pool tables free wireless internet and study areabull Regular social activities plannedbull Fees include utilities (heat hot water electricity)bull Internet cable TV and phone hookups availablebull On-site management and 24 hourday securitybull Parking available for an extra feebull Two blocks to shopping grocery runs once a week
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Homestay Live with a Canadian FamilyManaged by TRU World staff TRUrsquos homestay program off ers a great opportunity for students to experience Canadian culture and practice English by living with Canadian families or individuals More than 450 carefully selected Canadian homestay providers participate in this program
Homestay Advantages
bull A private furnished bedroombull Three meals per day and snacksbull Care and support of a Canadian familybull Share your culturebull Practice English in real life situations
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Facts About Canadabull Second largest country in the world
bull 35 million people
bull Ten provinces three territories
bull Top UN ranking
bull Multicultural 1 in 6 is a new immigrant
bull Officially bilingual (English and French) but over 200 languages spoken
bull Provinces are responsible for education
Facts About Kamloopsbull Modern safe and comfortable
city of almost 100000bull Vibrant cultural lifebull Over 200 lakes nearbybull Many golf coursesbull Spectacular natural settingbull Affordable cost of livingbull Wide range of outdoor city
and campus activitiesbull 35 hour drive or 45 minute flight
from Vancouverbull 45 minute drive to Sun Peaks Resort
one of North Americarsquos top-ranked ski and snowboard resorts where the Austrian National Ski Team practices Sun Peaks Named Top Two in Best Canadian Ski Destinations by Canadian Living Magazine
bull Exceptional climate
rsaquo 1 in Canada for beautiful summers rsaquo 2 for warmest spring rsaquo 2 for driest city climate rsaquo 2 for most sunny days
in warm months rsaquo 2040 hours of sunshine per year rsaquo Median high temperature 21degC
Facts About TRUbull Founded in 1970 TRU is a public
degree-granting universitybull Almost 13000 students on campus
during Fall and Winter semestersbull More than 1750 international students
from over 85 countriesbull 17000 distance studentsbull TRU is in the heart of Kamloops within
walking distance of everything you need
bull 11 Aboriginal students bull Average class sizemdash1st year
39 students 4th year 20 students bull U-PASS for students provides access
to the Kamloops transit system and free access to the on-campus Canada Games swimming pool
Bruce Excellent School Excellent Faculty
TRU Moose Kamloops is amazing for its ability to accommodate a variety of sports and activities From snowboarding to waterskiing you can try it all
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20 | International Program Guide Study Options
TRU Master Degrees and Graduate Studies Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
MBA Foundation amp Graduate Certifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) 24 8 months SeptJanMay
Master of Business Administration 24 1 year Sept
Graduate Certifcate in Education Studies (GCES) 35 4 months + ESL SeptMay
Master of Education Leadership 35 30 credits Sept
Master of Science Environmental Science 31 2 years SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Accounting 25 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Business Administration 25 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Finance 25 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Human Resource Management 25 51 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in International Business 25 54 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Marketing 26 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in New Venture Creation 26 51 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Supply Chain Management 26 60 credits SeptJanMay
Teaching English as a Second Language Certifi cate (TESL) 35 4 months SeptJanMay
TRU Undergraduate Degrees Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Bachelor of ArtsMajors Communications Economics English Geography History Interdisciplinary Studies Journalism Mathematics Philosophy Psychology Sociology Theatre Arts Visual Arts
34 4 years SeptJanMay C
Bachelor of Business AdministrationMajors Accounting Economics Finance Human Resource Management International Business Marketing New Venture Creation Information Technology
27 4 years SeptJanMay C
Double Degreebull Bachelor of Business Administration amp Bachelor of Computing Science
32 5 years SeptJanMay C
Bachelor of Computing Science 32 4 years SeptJan C
Bachelor of Education - Elementary 35 5 years Sept P
Bachelor of Fine Arts 34 4 years SeptJan
Bachelor of Heath Science 33 4 years SeptJan C
Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies 34 4 years SeptJan C
Bachelor of Journalism 34 4 years Sept P
Bachelor of Natural Resource Science 31 4 years Sept C
Bachelor of ScienceMajors Animal Biology Chemistry Chemical Biology Cellular Molecular amp Microbial Biology Ecology amp Environmental Biology Environmental Chemistry Computing Science Mathematics Mathematical Sciences Physics Statistics
31 4 years SeptJanMay C
Bachelor of Science in Nursing 33 4 years Sept P
Bachelor of Social Work 35 4 years Sept P
Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management 36 4 years SeptJan
Bachelor of Tourism Management 28 4 years SeptJanMay C
Engineering ndash First amp Second Year Transfer 32 1ndash2 years Sept C
Forestry ndash First amp Second Year Transfer 31 1ndash2 years Sept
Complete Program Listing for International StudentsSTUDY OPTIONS
20 | International Program Guide
International Program Guide Study Options | 21
TRU Diploma Programs Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Accounting Technician 2 years Sept
Adventure Guide 30 2 years Sept C
Adventure Management 30 2 years Sept C
Architectural amp Engineering Technology 32 3 years Sept
Associate of Arts 34 2 years SeptJanMay
Associate of Science 2 years SeptJanMay
Computer Information Systems Technology 32 2 years SeptJan C
Early Childhood Education 35 2 years Sept
Events amp Conventions Management 28 2 years Sept
Management 2 years Sept C
Practical Nursing (Williams Lake campus only) 33 2 years TBD P
Police amp Justice 34 2 years Sept
Resort amp Hotel Management 28 2 years Sept P
Respiratory Therapy 33 3 years Sept P
Sports Event Management 28 2 years Sept P
Tourism Management 28 2 years SeptJanMay P
Visual Arts 2 years Sept
Water amp Wastewater Technology 36 2 Years Sept
January intake may be available but course sequencing would prevent completion in 4 semesters
TRU Certifi cate Programs Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Aboriginal Tourism 1 year Sept
Adventure Sports 30 1 year Sept
Culinary Arts 30 16 months JanAug
English as a Second or Additional Language (ESALESL) 22 1ndash25 years SeptJanMay
Literary amp Art History 1 year SeptJan
Modern Languages 1 year SeptJan
Visual Arts Studio 1 year SeptJan
Water amp Wastewater Utilities 1 year August
TRU University Prep amp Student Development Length Intakes Co-op (C)Practicum (P)
Adult Basic Education amp BC Adult Graduation Diploma NA JanMaySept
English as a Second Language NA JanMaySept
University Preparation Courses NA JanMaySept
Note All course and admission information subject to change
trucacalendar
STUDY OPTIONS
International Program Guide | 21
22 | International Program Guide Study Options
English Language Programs
The TRU Advantagebull English Placement Test (EPT) available upon arrivalbull IELTS and TOEFL scores acceptedbull Academic ESL designed to help prepare for university contextbull Can combine ESL and Academic courses for credit in levels 4 and 5bull 20 hours of classroom instruction per week plus language labs
and activitiesbull Access to International Student Activity Program (ISAP)
Each of the fi ve levels of TRUrsquos ESL Program take one semesterto complete
Students with no offi cial test score will take an English Placement Test (EPT) upon arrival at TRU and will be placed in the appropriate level of English language study as indicated in the chart below
If a student has an offi cial test score they may choose to enter ESL or academic courses without taking the TRU English Placement Test See chart to the right
Note In order to guarantee registration for the courses you want please submit your English test scores one month before arriving at TRU
Admission RequirementsEnglish Profi ciency
bull Completion of the TRU ESL Program allows direct entry to academic study
bull TRU accepts test scores for the following English profi ciency exams TOEFL IELTS MELAB CanTEST
bull The Cambridge CAE (Certifi cate in Advanced English) and CPE (Certifi cate of Profi ciency in English) will also be considered for direct entry into academic programs
Academic Requirements
bull Secondary school completion (high school graduation)
bull Other requirements vary by program please consult International Admissions for detailed requirements for specifi c programs at iapplytruca
Minimum Age Students must be at least 17 years oldSee inside back cover for application instructions
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Direct entry into Academic Study
Academic Study requirementsIELTS 65+ with no bands below 60TOEFL iBT 88+ with no section below 20TOEFL PBT 570+ TWE 45+MELAB 81+CanTEST 45+ with no component score below 40CAEL Overall 70+ no subtest below 60TRU Level 5 completion
Direct entry to Level 5 ESL
2 ESL Courses + 3 Academic Courses Level 5 completion = Direct Entry to Academic StudyLevel 5 Entry requirements
IELTS 60+ with no band below 55TOEFL iBT 80+TOEFL PBT 550 - 569 TWE 40+MELAB 77+CanTEST 40+ with no component score below 40CAEL Overall 60+ no subtest below 50TRU Level 4
Direct entry to Level 4 ESL
4 ESL Courses + 1 Academic Course Level 4 completion = Direct Entry to Level 5 ESLLevel 4 Entry requirements
IELTS 55+ with no band below 50TOEFL iBT 71+TOEFL PBT 530 - 549MELAB 74+CanTEST 40+ with no component score below 35CAEL Overall 50+ no subtest below 40TRU ESL level 3
Direct entry to Level 3 ESL
5 ESL CoursesLevel 3 completion = Direct entry to Level 4 ESL + ESL Intermediate Certifi cate awardLevel 3 Entry requirements
IELTS 50+TOEFL iBT 61+TOEFL PBT 500 - 529MELAB 69+CanTEST 35+CAEL Overall 40+TRU ESL level 2
Direct entry to Level 2 ESL
Level 2 ESL 5 ESL CoursesLevel 2 completion = Direct entry to level 3 ESL + ESL Foundations Certifi cate awardLevel 2 Entry requirements
TRU English Placement Test is required for entry
Direct entry to Level 1 ESL
5 ESL CoursesLevel 1 completion = Direct entry to level 2 ESLTRU English Placement Test requiredSuggested Entry requirement TOEFL iBT 20
TOEFL Exam FormatsTOEFL iBT = Internet-Based TestTOEFL PBT = Paper Based Test
TRU is a leader in ESL education for university and college students Our ESL program is designed to provide specifi c and appropriate language training for students who plan to proceed to post-secondary study focusing on English for academic purposes Our students come from around the world and we look forward to meeting you
ESL Bridging Certifi cates
Each requires completion of Level 4 one ESL electiveand two specifi c academic courses
bull English and Sciencesbull English and Liberal Arts
bull English and Fine Artsbull English and Business
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International Baccalaureate (IB)The IB diploma is accepted for admission to TRU Transfer credit will be granted for higher level courses completed with a score of 5 or higher Students have the option to decline the transfer credit if they wish to complete the course(s) at the University
To transfer credits to Arts Business or Science you must have
1 Official IB transcript2 HL courses only3 Grade of 5 6 or 7For a complete list of the IB transfer credits please go to trucaadmissionshs-studentsib
Official transcripts must be sent to the Admissions Office directly from the testing centre Transcripts can be requested from
International Baccalaureate New York Attn Transcripts 475 Riverside Drive Suite 240 New York NY 10115 Phone 2126964464
Advanced Placement (AP) Exams through the College BoardAP exams will be accepted for admission to TRU Transfer credit is granted for approved subjects passed with a grade of a subject grade of 4 or higher Official transcripts must be provided from the College Board Students may choose to repeat a course at TRU by forfeiting the credit To transfer credits you must have
bull Official AP transcriptbull Grade of 4 or 5For more information on transfer credit to arts science or business programs at TRU visit trucaadmissionshs-studentsstandingcb
General Certificate of Educational Studies (GCE)Students completing their GCE will be considered for admission on a combination of factors For admission to TRU you will need
bull A minimum of two Advanced (A) level courses and two Advanced Subsidiary (AS) level courses or
bull A minimum of two A-level courses and three Ordinary (O) level subjects
bull Completion of O-levels (University Preparation courses will need to be completed at TRU)
GCE Advanced Level (A-Level Exams) transfer creditTransfer credit is granted for approved A-level courses passed with a grade of an A or B Official transcripts must be provided to receive transfer credit (Check the BC Transfer Guide to see the specific TRU credit for the identified AP and IB courses) Students may choose to repeat a course at TRU by forfeiting the credit To transfer credits you must have
1 Official GCE transcript2 A-Level courses only3 Grade of A or BFor more information on transfer credit to arts science or business programs at TRU visit trucaadmissionshs-studentsstandingalevel
DAADTRU will accept the DAAD language test with a minimum B2 level as proof of meeting the English Language requirement for Visiting International Students only Students will be required to take the English Placement Test on arrival only as guidance for counselors in the event students may need more English language support
General Education Development (GED) TestThe GED is accepted high school equivalent for admission to TRU under the following conditions
bull Must be 17 years of agebull Will need IELTS scorebull Will need to take Accuplacer Math
assessment at TRU
Transfer CreditTRU will accept college and university transfer credit Official transcripts and detailed course outlines must be provided to receive transfer credit
bull Transfer credit assessment is done once the student has been admitted to TRU and submitted official transcripts and course outlines
bull A maximum of 50 of any program will be recognized outside of TRU
bull International Admissions will assess a studentrsquos formal learning from other accredited post-secondary institutions
bull TRU will give transfer credit whenever possible total will differ depending on program
International Accreditations and Transfer Credit
RECOGNIZING FUTURE GLOBAL LEADERSThe TRU Global Competency Certificate allows students to earn formal recognition for their intercultural and international experiencesmdashfrom Study Abroad to learning a second language to volunteer work
Global Competency is a credential that can be earned in tandem with any credit programmdashundergraduate or graduatemdashoffered by Thompson Rivers University
The program uses a portfolio approach that allows each student to track a number of different educational and personal experiences
How Do I Earn ItTo earn this credential a student must
1 Attend an Orientation session2 Sign up for GLBL1000 3 Earn and compile points4 Submit a portfolio to the Centre for
Student Engagement office OM1468
Global Competency
24 | International Program Guide Study Options
School of Business and EconomicsMaster of BusinessAdministration (MBA)The TRU MBA Advantage
The TRU MBA is designed to meet the needs of our students who can customize their learning experience with maximum fl exibility and unparalleled choice
bull One and two-year MBA programs bull Three program completion options
Graduate Project Graduate Thesis and Course-Based completion options
bull TRUrsquos MBA program does notrequire a GMAT score or have a minimum professional workexperience requirement
Entrance Requirements
1 Education 3 or 4-year undergraduate degree with a minimum B average (GPA of 30 on a scale of 400 or equivalent) in the last 60 credits
2 Language rsaquo Completion of undergraduate
degree at an English language university in a country where English is the primary language or
rsaquo IELTS score of 70 (all bands) or rsaquo A minimum TOEFL score of 100 with
no section below 20 (IBT) or rsaquo Completion of TRU ENGL 1100 and
CMNS 1290 with a B (GPA of 300)or higher
3 Quantitative and Computing Skills Quantitative skills include a strong background in algebra and statistics Computing skills include having a strong background in word processing presentation and spreadsheet software
One-Year Program
Graduates of a four-year BBA or Bachelor of Commerce degrees may be eligible for direct admission to the 12-month MBA Level The MBA program consists of eight core courses plus a choice of one of three completion options
Two-Year Program
Students from other undergraduate fi elds may be eligible for the two-year MBA program which provides students witha solid foundation in business administration plus the strategic management skills required to succeed in the global business environment
MBA Foundation amp GraduateCertifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) program
The two-year MBA begins with the Graduate Certifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) program which consists of 6 courses (2 semesters) of Foundation courses in the major subject areas of Business Administration The GCBA off ers a pathway to the 12-month MBA program for students with non-business-related undergraduate degrees and ensures they have the knowledge required to be successful in the MBA program Upon successful completion of the MBA Foundation courses with a minimumB grade proceed automatically to the MBA level which requires 3 semesters(12 months) to complete
All MBA students in year 2 complete eight core courses plus a choice of one of three completion options Course-Based Graduate Project or Graduate Thesis
The Course-Based option provides the opportunity to study four additional advanced management courses in areas such as Corporate Finance Marketing Decision Analysis Entrepreneurshipand Innovation
The Graduate Project option provides the opportunity to address an applied management issue or problem This option provides situational experience and allows the student to focus in a specifi c areaof management
The Graduate Thesis option provides the opportunity to prepare and defend a thesis further developing critical thinking skills as well as academic research skills
Graduates of our MBA program have successfully obtained positions in a variety of industries and sectors including major corporations government small- and medium-sized businesses and non-profi ts locally across Canada and around the world
Throughout the program TRUrsquos MBA Students are off ered opportunities for career development The Career Development Program provides workshops events guest speakers and activities designed to develop career readiness for MBA students and provide additional opportunities to achieve the learning goals and objectives of the program
For more information about MBA studies at TRU please visit our website at trucamba or email us at mbatruca
What can I studyin Business andEconomics at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Master of Business Administrationbull MBA Foundation amp Graduate
Certifi cate in Business Administration
bull Post-Baccalaureate Diplomas rsaquo Accounting rsaquo Business Administration rsaquo Finance rsaquo Human Resource Management rsaquo International Business rsaquo Marketing rsaquo New Venture Creation rsaquo Supply Chain Management
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Business Administration rsaquo Accounting rsaquo Economics rsaquo Environmental Economics amp
Sustainable Development (Minor)
rsaquo Finance rsaquo Financial Markets
amp Institutions (Minor) rsaquo Human Resource Management rsaquo Information Technology rsaquo International Business rsaquo Marketing rsaquo New Venture Creation rsaquo Supply Chain Management
bull Bachelor of BusinessAdministration and Computing Science double degree
bull Bachelor of CommercemdashTRU-OLbull Bachelor of Public
AdministrationmdashTRU-OL
Diplomas
bull Accounting Technicianbull Executive Assistantbull Management
Certifi cates
bull Administrative Assistantbull Management StudiesCo-op internship available
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International Program Guide Study Options | 25
School of Business and EconomicsPOST-BACCALAUREATEDIPLOMAS IN BUSINESSThe Post-Baccalaureate diplomas are valuable to international students who wish to come to Canada to learn English gain exposure to the culture and study in a compressed format Post-Baccalaureate diplomas normally take two years to complete on a full-time basis and are designed for students with a degree in a diff erent fi eld of study
Admission Requirements
bull Math 12 or MATH 0610 or MATH 1000 or equivalent (C+ or higher)
bull ENGL 1100 or equivalent with a C+or higher
bull A bachelor degreeStudents may commence their studies while they upgrade their mathematics and English
AccountingMATH 107 Mathematics for Business amp Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
ECON 1900 Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics orSTAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
ACCT 3200 Intermediate Financial Accounting 1
ACCT 3210 Intermediate Financial Accounting 2
ACCT 3220 Income Taxation 1
ACCT 3230 Income Taxation 2
ACCT 3250 Intermediate Management Accounting
FNCE 4110 Adv Financial Management for Accountants
ACCT 4200 Advanced Financial Accounting
ACCT 4230 Assurance
ACCT 4250 Advanced Management Accounting
MIST 4610 Strategic Management Information Systems
Business AdministrationMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business amp Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Mathematics with Applications 1
MNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
ECON 1900 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Principles of Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics orSTATS 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MNGT 4780 Strategic Management
One additional 30004000 business course
Note Business courses include those beginning with the ACCT BLAW MIST ENTR FNCE HRMN IBUS MKTG MNGT ORGB SCMN or BUSN acronyms
FinanceMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Mathematics with Applications 1
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics orMATH 1130 Enriched Calculus or MATH 1140 Calculus 1 or MATH 1150 Calculus for Biological Sciences
ECON 1900 Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 orSTAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
FNCE 3150 Investments 1
FNCE 3170 Investments 2
FNCE 3180 Risk Management and Financial Engineering
FNCE 4130 Advanced Financial Management
FNCE 4180 International Financial Management
At least fi ve ofBLAW 2910 Commercial Law
FNCE 3140 Financial Statement Analysis
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
FNCE 4120 Business Valuation and Restructuring
FNCE 4140 Personal Financial Management
FNCE 4160 Portfolio Management
FNCE 4190 Financial Institutions Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
Human ResourceManagementMNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
ORGB 3770 Teamwork in Organizations
ORGB 3810 Organizational Theory and Design
HRMN 3830 Human Resource Planning and Staffi ng
HRMN 3840 Employee and Labour Relations
BLAW 3920 Employment Law
HRMN 4830 Total Rewards
HRMN 4840 Organizational Learning Trainingand Development
ORGB 4870 Organizational Development and Change
HRMN 4890 Selected Topics in HR Management
International BusinessMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or
STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
MKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3510 International Business
IBUS 3520 Global Management
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
IBUS 4520 International Trade Finance
IBUS 4530 International Trade Law and Logistics
IBUS 4540 Global Entrepreneurship
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TRU Moose Donrsquot be surprised if people you donrsquot know smile and say ldquohirdquo Canadians are just that friendly
26 | International Program Guide Study Options
MarketingACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
MKTG 3470 Consumer Behaviour
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3510 International Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MKTG 4460 Marketing Strategy
At least seven ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
MKTG 4400 Professional Sales Management
MKTG 4410 Services Marking
MKTG 4420 Brand Management
MKTG 4430 Retail Management
MKTG 4440 Advanced Marketing Research
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
New Venture CreationMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics or MATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
MKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
ENTR 3720 All Business Finance
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
ENTR 4750 New Venture Creation
ENTR 4760 Small Business Management
Supply Chain ManagementMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business amp Economics or MATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics 2 or MATH 1130 Enriched Calculus or MATH 1140 Calculus 1 or
MATH 1150 Calculus for Biological Sciences
STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
SCMN 3330 Procurement Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MIST 3620 Web-Enabled Business
SCMN 4310 Operations Management
SCMN 4320 Logistics and Transportation
SCMN 4390 Selected Topics in Supply Chain Management
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
At least 2 ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
IBUS 3520 Global Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
School of Business and Economics gt trucamba gt trucabusiness
Accountingbull Treasury Manager bull Chief Financial Officer bull Budget Director bull Taxation Manager bull Management Consultant bull Tax Auditor bull International Accountant
Financebull Corporate Loans Officer bull Personal Financial Advisorbull Equity Analyst bull Portfolio Manager bull Chief Financial Officer bull Stock Broker bull Investment Dealer bull Treasury Manager
Human Resource Managementbull Director of Human Resourcesbull Training Officer bull Industrial Relations Officer bull Health and Safety Specialist bull Harassment Advisor bull Employee Benefits Officerbull Human Resources Manager
Information Technology bull Network Manager bull Systems Analyst bull Website Designer bull Computer Programmer bull Database Administrator
International Businessbull Export Sales Manager bull Foreign Trade Consultantbull Import and Export Specialist bull International Marketing Manager bull International Shipping Specialist
Marketingbull Brand Manager bull Advertising Account Executivebull District Sales Manager bull Market Researcher bull Sales Representative bull Public Relations Directorbull Promotions Manager
New Venture Creation bull Small Business Ownerbull Franchiseebull Loans Officerbull Venture Capitalistbull Small Business Consultant
Supply Chain Managementbull Process Engineerbull Supply Chain Analystbull Supply Chains Systems Managerbull InventoryPurchasing Managerbull Materials AnalystManagerbull Logistics Manager
Typical Job Titles
International Program Guide Study Options | 27
Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)The Bachelor of Business Administration degree is a four-year program
bull First and second years Foundation of business and non-business courses
bull Third and fourth years Students select majors and minors or concentrations
bull Current major and minor options Accounting Economics Finance New Venture Creation Human Resource Management International Business Marketing Information Technology (major only) and Public Relations (minor only)
First and Second Year Courses
bull 6 Humanities credits (English Philosophy Languages Fine Arts)
bull 6 Social Sciences credits (Anthropology Canadian Studies Economics Geography Political Studies Psychology Sociology)
Core CoursesThe following 72 credits (24 courses) are requiredACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
CMNS 1290 Introduction to Professional Writing
CMNS 3240 Business Communications
ECON 1900 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Principles of Macroeconomics
ECON 2320 Statistics for Business and Economics 1
ECON 2330 Statistics for Business and Economics 2
ECON 3040 Managerial Economics
ENGL 1100 Introduction to University Writing or ENGL 1110 Introduction to Prose Fiction or ENGL 1120 Introduction to Poetry or ENGL 1140 Introduction to Drama or ENGL 1210 Introduction to Drama and Poetry
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MNGT 4780 Strategic Management
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
PHIL 1110 Introduction to Critical Thinking
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
BBA MajorsAccountingACCT 3200 Intermediate Financial Accounting 1
ACCT 3210 Intermediate Financial Accounting 2
ACCT 3220 Income Taxation 1
ACCT 3230 Income Taxation 2
ACCT 3250 Intermediate Management Accounting
FNCE 4110 Advanced Financial Management for Accountants
ACCT 4200 Advanced Financial Accounting
ACCT 4230 Assurance
ACCT 4250 Advanced Management Accounting
MIST 4610 Strategic Management Information Systems
EconomicsThe Major in Economics requires 42 ECON credits of which 24 must be at the 3000 and 4000 level with a minimum of 6 at the 4000 level ECON 2900 and ECON 2950 are required and either ECON 3900 or ECON 3950 must be taken
FinanceFNCE 3150 Investments 1
FNCE 3170 Investments 2
FNCE 3180 Risk Management and Financial Engineering
FNCE 4130 Advanced Financial Management
FNCE 4180 International Financial Management
Plus at least three ofFNCE 3140 Financial Statement Analysis
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
FNCE 4120 Business Valuation and Restructuring
FNCE 4140 Personal Financial Management
FNCE 4160 Portfolio Management
FNCE 4190 Financial Institutions Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
General BBAStudents must complete at least 24 credits (normally 8 courses) of 300 or 400-level business or ECON courses in addition to the core requirements in 3rd and 4th year
Human Resource ManagementORGB 3810 Organizational Theory and Design
HRMN 3830 Human Resource Planning and Staffing
HRMN 3840 Employee and Labour Relations
BLAW 3920 Employment Law
HRMN 4830 Total Rewards
HRMN 4840 Organizational Learning Training and Development
ORGB 4870 Organizational Development and Change
HRMN 4890 Selected Topics in HR Management
International BusinessMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3520 Global Management
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
IBUS 4520 International Trade Finance
IBUS 4530 International Trade Law and Logistics
IBUS 4540 Global Entrepreneurship
MarketingMKTG 3470 Consumer Behaviour
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
MKTG 4460 Marketing Strategy
Plus at least five ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
MKTG 4400 Professional Sales Management
MKTG 4410 Services Marketing
MKTG 4420 Brand Management
MKTG 4430 Retail Management
MKTG 4440 Advanced Marketing Research
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
New Venture CreationACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
MKTG 3480 Market Research
ENTR 3720 Small Business Finance
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communicated
ENTR 4750 New Venture Creation
ENTR 4760 Small Business Management
School of Business and Economics gt trucamba gt trucabusiness
28 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism
TOURISM MANAGEMENTTourism Management faculty strive to deliver education experiences that blend theory with practice to ensure our graduates are confident in applying the knowledge they gain and management practicemdashboth essential for leaders of tomorrow
Bachelor of Tourism Management (BTM)This four-year degree provides a solid foundation for the management of tourism businesses The BTM is designed to give students the skill and confidence to develop their own tourism businesses and fill the growing need for managers in the tourism industry Course assignments introduce students to current management issues with local regional national and international tourism businesses and organizations
Students may enter in first year or may transfer from other programs Graduates of TRU tourism diplomas or other tourism or business-related diplomas may also ladder into the BTM
Bachelor of Tourism Management Double DegreeTake your 4th year in the Netherlands and get a double degree TRU has partnered with the best university of applied sciences in the Netherlands to offer a second credential effectively doubling your degree in a single year of study abroad Instruction at NHTV is in English fostering connections with your fellow students and with your Dutch counterparts who will complete the double degree at TRU in their fourth year
Tourism Management DiplomasEvents and Conventions ManagementSpecial events and conventions are being recognized as great income generators for a community and the fastest growing segment of the tourism industry Employment opportunities exist within corporations hotels resorts convention centres municipal convention and visitorsrsquo bureaus and destination management companies
Resort and Hotel ManagementThis two-year diploma program is designed to provide the theory and practical skills essential to begin a career in Resort and Hotel Management Courses in this diploma provide instruction in Hotel Operations Food and Beverage Management and Hospitality Administration
Sports Event ManagementIn this multi-faceted program you will learn about sports and business From managing a sporting company or organization directing a club sport facility or starting your own company this is your opportunity to practice and master the business skills and expertise to produce organize and manage sport events anywhere
Tourism ManagementThe Tourism Management diploma will provide the basic skills and training for careers in Venue Management Tourism Community Planning and Consulting Tourism Marketing Management and Small Tourism Business Management
What can I study in Tourism at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Post-Baccalaureate Diplomas rsaquo Adventure Studies rsaquo International
Tourism Development rsaquo Tourism
Destination Development rsaquo Tourism
Experience Development
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies ndash Adventure Concentration
bull Bachelor of Tourism Management
rsaquo Majorsbull Adventurebull Entrepreneurbull Management
rsaquo Minorbull Adventure Studiesbull International Adventure in
Tourism Developmentbull Entrepreneurshipbull Managementbull Marketingbull Environmental Economics
and Developmentbull Financebull Human Resourcesbull International Business
Diplomas
bull Adventure Guide bull Adventure Management bull Events amp Conventions Managementbull Resort amp Hotel Managementbull Sports Event Managementbull Tourism Management
Certificates
bull Aboriginal Tourismbull Adventure Sportsbull Canadian Mountain and Ski Guidebull Culinary Artsbull Retail Meat Processing
International Opportunities
bull Adventure Tourism field tripbull Study Abroad
Co-op internship available
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International Program Guide Study Options | 29
POSTndashBACCALAUREATE TOURISM MANAGEMENT DIPLOMASPost-baccalaureate diplomas aredesigned for those who already have an undergraduate degree
Students will acquire a strong foundation in international tourism development subjects including experiences marketing environmental issues community and cultural issues product developmentand innovation
Admission Requirements
bull Any undergraduate degreebull Math 12 or equivalent bull IELTS 65 no band less than 60 or TOEFL
88 no section less than 20
Adventure StudiesTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (24 credits)TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing and Customer Service
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
ADVG 3110 Adventure Activities (Note this course has an activity fee)
ADVG 3130 Adventure Operations
ADVG 4010 Business Applications for Eco and Adventure Tourism Management
ADVG 4020 Legal Liability and Risk Management for Eco and Adventure Businesses
ADVG 4220 The Culture of Adventure
SpecializationmdashRequired Course (6 credits)
Select a total of 6 credits within ADVG activity based courses (1000-2000 level) Examples include kayaking skiing rock climbing ocean surfi ng etc
SpecializationmdashOptions (9 credits)
Select 3 of the following optionsADVG 4030 Contemporary Perspectives in Eco
and Adventure
ADVG 4040 Programming Experiential Activities
ADVG 4070 Directed Studies in Adventure
ADVG 4210 Adventure and Sport Marketing
ADVG 4230 Consulting In Adventure
39 Total Credits
InternationalTourism DevelopmentTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (39 credits)TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing and Customer Service
TMGT 3010 Community and Cultural Issues in Tourism
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
TMGT 4010 Experience Creation and Product Development
ADVG 4100 Adventure Tourism Field Trip (International)(Note course has activity fees and travel costs associated with it)
SpecializationmdashRequired Course (18 credits)
ADVG 4050 International Adventure Tourism Business
ADVG 4090 Nature-based Community Development
TMGT 4160 Tourism in a Global Environment
TMGT 2610 Environmental issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
ADVG 4070 Directed Studies in Adventure
39 Total Credits
Tourism DestinationDevelopmentTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (21 credits)CMNS 1810 Business Professional and Academic
Composition (or ENGL 1100)
TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing amp Customer Service
TMGT 2610 Environmental Issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3000 Practicum in Tourism (120 hours)
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
Tourism Electivesmdash(15 credits)
One Lower Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Upper Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Culture amp Place Elective from TMGT 3010 4090 4100 4220 ADVG 4220
One Global Perspectives Elective from TMGT 4030 4040 4160 4981 ADVG 4050 4160
One Experience Design Elective from TMGT 4010 4050 4130 4170 4180 4210 ADVG 4040 4200
Specializationmdash(18 credits)
EVNT 2190 Destination Marketing Organizations
TMGT 3010 Community and Cultural Issues in Tourism
TMGT 3040 Land Use Management or
TMGT 4040 Tourism and Sustainable Development
TMGT 4120 Developing New Tourism Enterprises or
TMGT 4140 Tourism Strategy
Specialty ElectiveSelect 1 of the following
TMGT 2080 2090 4030 4050 ADVG 4090
TMGT 4020 Graduating Seminar
54 Total Credits
Tourism ExperienceManagementTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (21 credits)CMNS 1810 Business Professional and Academic
Composition (or ENGL 1100)
TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing amp Customer Service
TMGT 2610 Environmental Issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3000 Practicum in Tourism (120 hours)
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
Tourism Electivesmdash(15 credits)
One Lower Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Upper Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Culture amp Place Elective from TMGT 3010 4090 4100 4220 ADVG 4220
One Global Perspectives Elective from TMGT 4030 4040 4160 4981 ADVG 4050 4160
One Experience Design Elective from TMGT 4010 4050 4130 4170 4180 4210 ADVG 4040 4200
Specializationmdash(18 credits)
Select 5 of the following optionsADVG 4040 Programming Experiential Activities
ADVG 4160 Community Capacity Building
TMGT 4010 Experience Creation and Product Development
TMGT 4050 Event Tourism
TMGT 4090 The Culture of Events
TMGT 4100 The Social Side of Tourism
TMGT 4130 Tourist Behaviour
TMGT 4170 Information Technology in Tourism
TMGT 4180 Managing the Tourist Experience
TMGT 4210 Casino Operations Management
54 Total Credits
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism gt trucatourism
30 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism gt trucatourism
We off er the fi nest and most extensive Adventure Studies training in the world We create exceptional educational experiences to foster studentsrsquo physical mental and emotional development so as to be of service to the global commercial adventure industry
Programs of StudyThe Adventure Studies department now off ers eight diverse programs of study Each program enables students to obtain the knowledge and qualifi cations required for employment and careers in the eco and adventure tourism industry Many opportunities for career and adventure pursuits exist for TRU graduates
bull adventure specialist bull avalanche technician bull college instruction bull environmental studies bull government consultingbull guiding bull international development bull photo journalism bull tourism marketingbull travel writing
Adventure Studies in the Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS) is a unique program that allows students to design their own curriculum customized to their specifi c interests and goals The BIS is intended as a two-year add-on (60 credits) to any 60 credits of lower level credits a student brings into the program
Adventure Studies in Bachelor of Tourism Management is a unique combination of theory and practice both local and abroad that produces competent graduates who quickly apply their skills to their careers as consultants to businesses organizations communities government tourism and tourism industry professionals
The Adventure Guide Diploma is the best known guide training program that attracts worldwide scrutiny and sets the standard for training whitewater ocean climbing and ski guides in Canada
The Adventure Management Diploma provides students with a broad background and understanding of the management of adventure activities and the opportunity to develop profi ciency in their personal adventure sport skills
The Canadian Mountain and Ski Guide Certifi cation Diploma Program (CMSG)is a collaborative program between the Adventure Studies Department and the Association of Canadian MountainGuides (ACMG) The program includes industry-recognized certifi cations tothe standards of the ACMG and International Federation of Mountain Guide Associations (IFMGA)
Adventure Sport Certifi cate an introduction to adventure sports and the adventure industry This is the ideal program for entry-level adventure students and students wishing to explore their career interest in adventure-related fi elds
The Culinary Arts Training program covers all aspects of the professional kitchen from appetizers and gourmet foods to the creation of exquisite desserts Graduates of the Culinary Arts program can look forward to job opportunities in the food and restaurant industry
Culinary Arts Certifi cateAdmission Requirements
bull Successful medical exam bull Successful completion of the entry
assessment test (Accuplacer) through the TRU Assessment Centre This test is a measure of English and math competency taken by all students
bull Interview with program coordinator
Course Length - 3 Semesters
Includes 13 months of hands-on training which takes 16 months to complete There is a four-month summer break (May to August) for the opportunity to gain formalized work experience
Professional Cook Level 130 weeks (2 semesters)Cook 1J Safety and Sanitation
Cook 1H Basic Food Service and Kitchen Management
Cook 1K Health CareCook-Chill
Cook 1A Vegetable and Starch Cookery
Cook 1B Meat and Poultry Cookery
Cook 1C Seafood Cookery
Cook 1D Stocks Soups and Sauces
Cook 1E Meat Poultry and SeafoodCutting and Processing
Cook 1F Cold Kitchen
Cook 1G Baking and Desserts
Cook 1I Egg and Breakfast Cookery
Cook 2M Employment Skills
160 hours of work practicum in industry
Work Practicum and Industry Hours
Students will be required to log 120 hours within the industry In addition to the work practicum students must have a total of 400 hours of work-based training by working during summer prior to registering for Professional Cook Level 2
Professional Cook Level 214 weeks (1 Semester)
During the fi nal 14 weeks in addition to a full course load you will be required to work in the afternoons and evenings preparing dishes for the highly acclaimed TRU Dining Room Accolades and learn to learn to plan menus control food costs and begin to acquire industry management skills
CULINARY ARTS
ADVENTURE STUDIES
International Program Guide Study Options | 31
Faculty of Science
What can I studyin Science at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Master of Sciencein Environmental Science
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Science rsaquo Majors
bull General Sciencebull Animal Biologybull Chemistrybull Chemical Biologybull Cellular Molecular
amp Microbial Biologybull Ecology amp
Environmental Biologybull Environmental Chemistrybull Computing Sciencebull Mathematicsbull Mathematical Sciencesbull Physicsbull Statistics
rsaquo Minorsbull Geoarcheologybull Management
bull Bachelor of Computing Sciencebull Bachelor of Computing Science
amp Business Administrationdouble degree
bull Bachelor of Natural Resource Sciencebull Bachelor of Health Sciencebull Bachelor of Technology Managementbull Associate of Science bull Forestry Transfer (1st amp 2nd year)bull Engineering Transfer
(2-year transfer program)
Diplomas
bull Computer Information Systems Technology
bull Architectural ampEngineering Technology
bull Respiratory Therapy
Co-op internship available
SCIENCES ANDENVIRONMENT
Master of Science inEnvironmental ScienceThe TRU Master of Science in Environmental Science is a thesis-based degree with three areas of specialization 1) Ecology and Evolution 2) Physical Sciences and 3) Policy and Management The program is designed to produce graduates who are innovative andhave multi-disciplinary skills and broad knowledge in the fi eld of environmental science It is structured to be unique fl exible and relevant
Applications must be submitted four months before the intended starting date Please note that applications cannot be processed until a faculty member has indicated they will act as supervisor for the studentrsquos thesis Please contact the Coordinator of the Master of Science program at MSc_Coordtruca for more information
Admission Requirements
MSc application form cover letter personal reacutesumeacute two letters of recommendation written by professional or academic references offi cial copy of educational transcripts with GPA of 333 over the last two years of undergraduate studies and offi cial TOEFL results
Bachelor of Science (BSc)The Bachelor of Science degree program is a rigorous program that provides students with both depth and breadth in their science education emphasizes the acquisition of communication skills and promotes computer literacy The program also provides fl exibility so that students may pursue interests in disciplines outside there area of specialization TRU off ers three routes to a Bachelor of Science degree a Majors program in a specifi c discipline or disciplines an Honours Program in a specifi c discipline or a General Science Degree Program
Pre-Professional Health Sciences (Bachelor of Science)
Students interested in professional health care careers can complete their required undergraduate university study at TRU before applying for admission to professional programs at another university
Pre-Professional Health Sciences
bull Pre-Medicinebull Pre-Pharmacybull Pre-Chiropracticbull Pre-Dentistrybull Pre-Naturopathic Medicine
Bachelor of ScienceAdmission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 (or equivalent)bull Pre-Calculus Math 12 (C+) or Math 12
Principles (C+) or TRU Math 06000610bull Physics 11 (C+) or TRU Physics 0500bull Chemistry 11 (C+) or TRU Chemistry 0500
Bachelor of NaturalResource Science (BNRS)The purpose of the BNRS degree program is to prepare students for careers in a widerange of natural resource sector jobs and for further academic study in graduate school ldquoNatural resourcesrdquo include water forests rangeland soil minerals fi sheries and wildlife Natural resource science therefore is the application of scientifi c principles and knowledge towards a better understanding and management of these resources
Possible areas of employment include
bull Resource management and planning for government or industry
bull Operational forestrybull Teaching interpretation and guidingbull Wildlife biology and managementbull Habitat protectionbull Fisheries and animal researchbull Strategic land use planning
Forestry Transfer ProgramTRU off ers the fi rst general year of Forestry and the second year of Forest Resource Management Forest Science Natural Resource Conservation and Forest Operations Students who have completed the required fi rst or second year courses with a GPA of at least 25 are eligible to apply for admission to the UBC Faculty of Forestry
Katey I love the chemistry program at TRU The professors are incredible I love how accessible they are and always available for questions When you know your professors and they know you it makes for a much more personal learning environment Watch Kateyrsquos video on YouTube mytruworld
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32 | International Program Guide Study Options
COMPUTING SCIENCEAND ADVANCEDTECHNOLOGY
Why Computing Science
Many of the technologies we use and enjoy today were created by computing scientists As a future computer scientist you could create new technology that could improve society or change the world The Bachelor of Computer Science program has several elective options such as Business amp Management or Arts amp Gaming
Strong Market Terrifi c Jobs
Currently there are not enough computer scientists to fi ll the jobs available
During co-op work terms students can earn up to $40000 per year Graduates typically earn up to $50000 to start with senior positions often reaching $100000 or more
Bachelor of Computing Science (BCS)The BCS degree is for students interested in one of the many diff erent career options in computing science including website design network administration database management and e-commerce applications After two years of general study students do two years of concentrated computing studies
Double Degree Bachelorof Computing Science (BCS) amp Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)Double degrees in both computing and business will provide graduates with a strong platform from which to launch a successful career Whether working as a web applications manager an information systems consultant or CEO of a software company BCSBBA students will possess the combined management and computing skills to be successful in an increasingly high-tech business environment
To earn double degrees students must meetthe requirements of both programs Throughcareful course selection it is possible to complete two degrees in just fi ve years
Engineering Transfer (DegreeProgram) Year 1 and 2The Engineering Transfer Program at TRU allows you to get a jump-start on your engineering studies
Engineering Transfer Year One (38 credits) Complete the foundation courses necessary for your engineering degree in your fi rst year at TRU and transfer to UBC or UVic to complete your degree in biological biomedical civil chemical computer electrical environmental geological geo-technical integrated materials mechanical mining software engineering physics and other engineering specialties
Engineering Transfer Year Two Complete second year of Electrical or Computer engineering and transfer to UVic Following your second year you will then take part in a required 4-8 months Co-op term providing the opportunity to practice your engineering skills and get paid then you will transfer to the University of Victoria in third year to complete your degree
Admission to Engineering requirements
1 Pre-Calculus 11 and 12 with B (73)or better
2 Physics 11 and 12 with B (73) or better3 Chemistry 11 and 12 (highly
recommended) with B (73) 4 English 12 (73 or higher)
Computer Information Systems TechnologyDiploma (CIST)The CIST Diploma is accredited by the Canadian Information Processing Society CIST emphasizes the application of computers to the solution of business related problems The academic training combines technical and computer skills with communication skills (written and oral) and business skills Students who complete this diploma can ladder into year three of the BCS degree
Architectural andEngineering Technology Program (ARET)The Architectural and Engineering Technology Program (ARET) is a three-year diploma that emphasizes the design processes in building civil and mechanical technologies building structures municipal services electrical plumbing and HVAC (heating ventilating and AC) systems
Students will acquire problem solving skills in engineering and building design and in-depth knowledge in construction management building regulations and technical writing Courses include construction surveying architectural design fl uid mechanics mechanical and electrical design steel wood and reinforced concrete design and structural analysis
Students who complete the three-year ARET program can ladder into the Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM) degree and complete the degree after just 3 more semesters
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Faculty of Science gt trucascience
Typical Job Titlesin Computing Sciencebull Graphic Design Firmsbull Web and Flash Development Firmsbull Multimedia Design Firmsbull Print and Digital Media
Developmentbull Corporate Design and
Communicationsbull Advertising Agenciesbull Online Publishingbull Web Animation
Typical Job Titles in ARETbull Building Technologistbull Mechanical Technologistbull Civil Technologistbull Designer job captain specifi cation
writer estimator quantity surveyor or project administrator
bull Typically employed byprofessional engineer companies architects contractors manufacturers and governments
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HEALTH SCIENCES
Respiratory Therapy Diploma TRU is the only educational institution in British Columbia to offer a program in Respiratory Therapy This program is accredited by the Conjoint Committee of the Canadian Society of Respiratory Therapists and the Canadian Medical Association The program consists of two eight-month sessions of instruction at TRU followed by 47 weeks of clinical internship at accredited hospitals
The clinical year begins in June following the second academic session Clinical year students will rotate between hospitals in the interior of BC Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island Applicants must be prepared to relocate as required
Respiratory Therapy (RT) DiplomaBachelor of Health Science (BHSC)Students are admitted into the three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma program with the option to enter the four-year dual diplomadegree stream The dual diplomadegree stream allows successful students to graduate with both a three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma and a four-year Bachelor of Health Science degree within a four year period
Bachelor of Health ScienceThe Bachelor of Health Science is designed to provide Health Care diploma students and graduates the opportunity to obtain a bachelor degree
Graduates from a two-year or three-year diploma can ladder into the Bachelor of Health Science and are granted up to 60 credits for two-year diploma and up to 90 credits for a three-year diploma
Graduates from the following diploma programs have enrolled in the Bachelor of Health Science program
bull Respiratory Therapybull Dental Hygienebull Medical Radiologybull Medical Laboratory Technologybull Massage Therapybull OccupationalPhysiotherapists Assistants
Admission Requirements
Completion of a minimum two-year diploma in Health Care or related area from a recognized program and institution
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)ndash Kamloops campus (limited enrolment)
ndash Williams Lake campus (Years 1 and 2 only limited enrolment)
The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) program is a 4-year degree program (plus practicum placements) Upon completion graduates are eligible to write the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) and apply for registration with the College of Registered Nurses of British Columbia (CRNBC) to practice as a Registered Nurse (RN)
The BScN program educates students to be competent nurses to work with individuals families groups or communities from a health promotion perspective and an ethic of caring Practice experiences occur in acute care extended care and intermediate care hospitals and other community health agencies and homes with options for local regional provincial national and international practicums
Admission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 or equivalent rsaquo BC Chemistry 11 or TRU
Chemistry 0500 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo BC Biology 12 or TRU Biology 0600 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo One other BC Science at the grade 11 or 12 level C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Foundation of Math 12 or Pre-Calculus12 or TRU MATH 0600 and MATH 0610 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo English 12 or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
Practical Nursing Diplomandash Williams Lake campus
The provincial practical nursing education diploma program is a 2-year program designed to provide learners with the knowledge skills judgments and attitudes to perform to the full range of competencies as identified by the College of Licensed Practical Nurses of British Columbia (CLPNBC) The aim of the program is to prepare graduates to care for individuals and families at multiple life stages and in a variety of practice settings Upon successful completion of the program you will be eligible to write the Canadian Practical Nurse Registration Exam (CPNRE) required for licensure in BC
Admission Requirements
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalent rsaquo English 12English 12 First Nations
or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Math 11 Foundations with a C minimum grade
rsaquo Human Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nurses with a C+ minimum grade
Students have two options to meet this prerequisite
1 PNUR 1300 Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nursing OR TRU-Open Learning - HLTH 1121 Foundation Human Anatomy-Physiology for Heath Promotion
2 BIOL 1590 and BIOL 1690 Human Anatomy and Physiology OR TRU-Open Learning - BIOL 1593 and BIOL 1693 with a C minimum grade
Option 2 is recommended for students who are looking to ladder into the BScN program
Faculty of Science
School of Nursing gt trucanursing
34 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Arts
The Faculty of Arts offers exceptional opportunities for students inside and outside of the classroom to explore ideas engage communities and encounter the world
Police and Justice DiplomaThe Police and Justice Diploma prepares students for careers in Canadian policing and justice including sheriffs corrections parole and private security The program prepares graduates to have the necessary skills and knowledge required for a justice-related career Graduates may further their studies in the Bachelor of Arts Major in Criminology at TRU
Bachelor of Arts (BA)The Bachelor of Art degree is an excellent way to begin the experience of university for students who want to explore their options The BA offers a broad liberal arts education that combines a concentration in at least one discipline while ensuring a wide selection of courses as well as opportunities to incorporate other learning experiences such as Study Abroad and Co-operative Education
Associate of Arts Degree (AA)The associate arts degree is a 2-year program designed to provide an educational experience that lays a solid foundation for further study Students are required to complete a broad range of course offerings balanced with in-depth study in science
Bachelor of General Studies (BGS) (Online Only)This degree program provides a flexible structure that allows students to create their own program with as much or as little subject specialization as they want
Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS)BIS is a unique two-year program that students may enter after two years of university study or a two-year post-secondary diploma It allows students to create a customized program of study in their third and fourth years or to create new career options by completing their undergraduate degrees
Bachelor of Journalism (BJour)Students may enter this program directly from high school or after completing two years of study in the liberal arts This degree is career-oriented aimed at preparing students to become communication specialists for employment with community and daily newspapers magazines government agencies corporations and non-profit and advocacy organizations
Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA)The Fine Arts degree is a four-year program that allows students an education in the visual arts within a university context Studio courses such as Ceramics Drawing Photography Printmaking Sculpture Painting and interdisciplinary combinations of these media will be studied alongside academic disciplines ranging from Art History to English and Philosophy Gallery Studies such as Gallery Management and Curating are also available at the upper-level
What can I study in Arts at TRUMajors amp Minorsbull Communicationsbull Criminologybull Economicsbull Economic and Political Studiesbull Englishbull Geographybull Historybull Interdisciplinary Studiesbull Journalismbull Mathematicsbull Philosophybull Psychologybull Sociologybull Theatre Artsbull Visual Arts
Other Minors and Specializationsbull Anthropologybull Archaeology amp Geologybull Canadian Studiesbull Creative Writingbull Environmental Economics amp
Sustainable Developmentbull Managementbull Political Studies
Degreesbull Bachelor of Artsbull Bachelor of Fine Artsbull Bachelor of Interdisciplinary
Studiesbull Bachelor of Journalism
Diplomasbull Diploma in General Studiesbull Associate of Artsbull Fine Artsbull Police and Justicebull Visual Arts
Certificatesbull Aboriginal Studiesbull Literary and Art Historybull Modern Languagesbull Visual Arts Studio
International Opportunitiesbull AnthropologymdashEastern Europe
amp Philippinesbull Management amp Communicationmdash
Germanybull Leadership in Global Competency
Environmental Sustainability Social Media AdvantagemdashGermany
bull Geography amp JapanesemdashJapan
Co-op internship available
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International Program Guide Study Options | 35
Faculty of Human Social and Educational Development
Master of Education (MEd)The Master of Education program with a concentration in Educational Leadership offers thesis final project or capstone course options Designed for the working professional involved in education and for students who wish to assume positions as educational leaders and researchers or who work in education health care private industry and government
Education Requirement
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent with a minimum B average (GPA of 30 on a scale of 433) in the last 60 credits or completion of TRUrsquos Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies
Language Requirement
bull Completion of undergraduate degree at an English language university in a country where English is the primary language or
bull IELTS score of 65 (all bands) orbull A minimum TOEFL score of 88 with no
section below 20 (IBT) orbull Completion of TRU ESL level 5
Documentation Required
bull TRU Master of Education applicationbull A personal resumeacutebull A letter of intentbull Two letters of referencebull Official transcripts of all
post-secondary education
Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)The Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies (GCES) is designed to help develop the English language and academic skills to successfully meet the MEd entry requirements
The GCES is considered a standalone graduate certificate that completes qualifications for admission into TRUrsquos MEd program Students will be required to successfully complete three graduate level courses and students who require English upgrading will need to also successfully complete TRUrsquos ESL program before entering the MEd program Note Credits received in GCES do not transfer to the TRU MEd program
Bachelor of Education (BEd)The Bachelor of Education (Elementary) degree program is a two-year program which prepares students to teach in elementary schools Graduates obtain their professional teaching certificate from the Ministry of Education Teacher Regulation Branch (TRB) which qualifies the graduate to teach kindergarten to grade 12 in BC public schools Graduates can also teach in any province or territory in Canada and in many other countries
Admission Requirements
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent normally in Arts Fine Arts Mathematics Science Music or Physical Education
Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)The Bachelor of Social Work program prepares competent generalist practitioners to provide service and leadership within regional national and global contexts to achieve social justice respect for diversity and social change Employment opportunities exist in a wide variety of government and voluntary organizations such as family and childrenrsquos services child welfare mental health services hospitals womenrsquos services crisis services corrections and Aboriginal social services
Human Service DiplomaThe Human Service Diploma prepares students for careers with government or non-profit agencies that provide support and assistance to individuals coping with economic disadvantage mental health issues developmental gender and diversity issues as well as challenges such as addiction family change and involvement with the justice system
Early Childhood Education Diploma (ECE)The ECE program provides excellent learning techniques so that students can acquire the necessary knowledge and skills to become effective educators of young children Early Childhood Education is a rapidly expanding field Completion of the ECE Diploma satisfies the requirements of the Community Care Facilities Branch (CCFB) of the BC Government for a License to Practice as an Early Childhood Educator in British Columbia
Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) CertificateThe TESL Certificate is designed to provide a comprehensive course of study to prepare students to work in the ESL field nationally and internationally This one-semester program requires a previous university degree for admission It includes 195 instructional hours including a teaching practicum Upon completion students receive a TESL certificate from TRU Graduates may also apply for a second certificate from TESL Canada The components of the program introduce students to the core topics of pedagogical grammar curriculum design and instructional methodology and cross cultural studies as well as to a variety of teaching modules such as Pronunciation Skills Assessment and Evaluation and Second Language Acquisition
Program highlights
bull Accredited by TESL Canada bull Includes a supervised practicum to gain
hands-on guided classroom experiencebull Small class sizes (maximum 20 students) bull Abundant work opportunities in Canada
and around the world
What can I study in Human Social and Educational Development
Graduate
rsaquo Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)
rsaquo Master of Education Leadership
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Education (Elementary)bull Bachelor of Education
(Physical Education)bull Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)
Diploma
bull Early Childhood Educationbull Human Service Diploma
Certificate
bull Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) Post-Baccalaureate Certificate
Co-op internship available
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36 | International Program Guide Study Options
School of Trades and TechnologyTRUrsquos School of Trades and Technology has many trades training programs that result in provincial Industrial Training Authority or Red Seal Certification The instructors at TRU are some of the best in BC Canada and beyond As the economy struggles there is no better time to complete your trades training so that you will be ahead of the curve and ready when the economy turns around
What can I study in Trades and Technology at TRU
bull Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (online only)
bull Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)
bull Diploma in Water Treatment Technology
Foundation and Apprenticeship Training
bull Automotive Service Technicianbull Carpenterbull Commercial Transport Vehicle Mechanic
Technicianbull Electricianbull Heavy Duty Mechanicbull Gasfittingbull InboardOutboard Mechanicbull Plumbingbull Welding
Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)The BTTM degree program provides technologists with the knowledge and skills necessary to become effective project leaders supervisors and managers in organizations within a changing business and technical environment
Admission Requirements
A two or three-year diploma in technology or equivalent
Students who complete the two-year Water Treatment Technology Program or the three-year Architectural and Engineering Technology program (ARET) can ladder into the BTTM
Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (BTTTL) (Online Only)
This new program the only one of its kind in Canada builds upon the candidatersquos trades or technology qualifications It is aimed at allowing certified tradespeople and technologists to gain the business and leadership knowledge needed for management and other advanced positions
WATER amp WASTEWATER PROGRAMSWater sustains life Now you can help sustain our precious water supplies Gain job-ready skills to protect drinking water quality safeguard water resources and ensure the sustainability of the water supplies that are crucial to public health and the environment Canada and the World are facing shortages of educated and trained water and wastewater operatorsmdashyoursquoll be in demand upon graduation
Certificate in Water amp Wastewater UtilitiesThe Certificate is an entry-level training and education program in the operation and maintenance of Water and Wastewater Treatment Distribution and Collection systems The Certificate requirements are a successful completion of 12 courses 6 per term total of 36 credits to graduate This program ladders into the Water Treatment Technology Diploma Program
Schedule Term 1 August 17 to December 18 2015 Term 2 January 4 to May 09 2016
Water amp Wastewater Technology DiplomaTRU Water and Wastewater Diploma is a two-year four semester program
The diploma prepares students to operate and maintain water and wastewater treatment distribution re-use and disposal facilities as well as how to monitor source water quality This program is designed to educate students in chemistry microbiology mathematics mechanical and electrical systems instrumentation and treatment technologies as they are applied in the water industry Students will also study environmental law occupational health and safety communications and utility management
During the hands-on practical trainingmdashstudents will be trained in the operation maintenance troubleshooting of water systems at the state-of-the-art Kamloops Centre for Water Quality
Students can choose to exit the program after completion of the first year of studies with a Certificate in Water and Wastewater Utilities or complete the entire Diploma This program also ladders into the Bachelors of Technology the Bachelor of
Trades and Technology Leadership or the Bachelor of General Studies at TRU
Admission Requirement
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalentbull Math 11 Foundations or MATH 0410
and 0520 or equivalentbull Chemistry 11 and Biology 11 are
recommendedbull Meet TRUrsquos minimum English
language requirements
For further information please contact Satwinder Paul Program Coordinator spaultruca
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A When to ApplyPlease note the following application deadlines Late applications will be considered if space is availableWinter January semester
Application deadline October 15Summer May semester
Application deadline February 15Fall September semester
Application deadline May 31
B How to Apply1 Application
Complete all information on the application form For faster processing complete application online at truworldca
2 Program Selection Mark your program choices clearly
3 Transcripts With this application submit official transcripts (or certified copies) of your secondary school grades and any post-secondary institutions you have attended Transcripts must be officially translated into English You may scan and email or fax the transcripts for faster processing but originals must be presented on arrival to TRU Otherwise you will not be allowed to register for courses at TRU
4 Application Fee A non-refundable application fee of CDN$100 must accompany your application
5 Send Send your completed application form school transcripts and application fee to International Admissions at iapplytruca
C Next Steps1 Processing
Your application will be processed within five working days
2 Pre-Acceptance TRU will send a pre-acceptance letter indicating(a) the program to which you
have been accepted and (b) any conditions of your acceptance
3 Submit You should submit the required fees for your first semester of study (as outlined in your pre-acceptance letter)
4 Final Acceptance Upon receiving payment of tuition and general fees TRU will send an official letter of acceptance
5 Housing Either make arrangements with the accommodation directly or used the TRU World service to secure your room Students must pay a C$150 accommodation application fee when using the service with TRU World
6 Student VISA Use your official TRU letter of acceptance to apply to the nearest Canadian Embassy or Consulate for a student visa
7 Airport Pickup Note Airport pick up only available at the Kamloops airport Additional charges may apply
D Paymentbull Fees may be paid by credit card (Visa
Mastercard American Express) bank draft or bank transfer You can also make payments through our online secure payment facility at truworldca
bull If paying by bank draft bank wire transfer or money order copy of the financial document must be attached
bull Please make your bank draft or money order payable to Thompson Rivers University
bull Bank transfer details Thompson Rivers University Acct 1105-935 Transit 07200 Swift Code BOFMCAM2 Bank of Montreal (BMO) 101Fndash1180 Columbia Street West Kamloops BC Canada V2C 6R6
Send a copy of the wire transfer receipt to iapplytruca
E Send Applications toInternational Admissions Thompson Rivers University 900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8
Tel +12508285252 Fax +12503715513
Email iapplytruca
TRU Refund PolicyStudents should familiarize themselves with TRUrsquos refund policy prior to submitting payment for their studies
International students who
(a) Withdraw prior to the start of instruction will receive a 50 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced the balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(b) Withdraw in the first or second week of instruction will receive a 25 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced The balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(c) Withdraw after the second week of instruction will receive no refund of tuition A forfeit of the semester tuition and general fees will be implemented if we are not advised of a request for refund or deferral
(d) Withdraw due to a failure to obtain a student permit prior to arrival at TRU will be entitled to a full refund of tuition and general fees invoiced less a CDN$200 administration fee Students must notify TRU in writing and provide documentation prior to the start of the semester (the original letter from the Canadian Embassy stating the reasons the visa was denied is requiredmdashno photocopies scans or faxes are accepted) Total non-refundable including application fee of CDN$100 is CDN$300
(e) New students who wish to defer the start of their first semester of study to a future semester may do so only twice and up to a maximum of one calendar year (ie a student accepted to the fall semester may defer until the next fall semester but not beyond) Continuing students who wish to defer their admission must do so before the beginning of the semester Once the deferral has expired students will need to reapply if they wish to recommence studies at a later date Deferral must be requested in writing and sent to iapplytruca prior to the start of the semester Once instruction begins policies (b) and (c) above apply
(f ) Withdrawal for Medical ReasonsmdashApart from the policy outlined for international students there is no provision for a medical refund outside this policy For continuing students who are required to withdraw for medical reasons we encourage the student to visit their Academic Advisor and fill in a ldquoComplete Program Withdraw Formrdquo This allows the student to withdraw from a course or program without obtaining a ldquoDNC (Did Not Complete)rdquo on their academic record
Application Instructions
Online Interactive Brochure wwwi-studentglobalcomtru
Thompson Rivers University900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8T +12508285252 bull F +12503715513Inquiries welcometruca bull Applications iapplytruca
truworldca
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10 | International Program Guide Campus Life
International Training CentreFor over 25 years Thompson Rivers University has been delivering customized training programs of the highest calibre and the professional development we provide to educators (from kindergarten to post-secondary levels) has
earned us world-wide recognition Our intensive short-term programs are strategically balanced to maximize every opportunity for instruction while allowing participants enough time to gain an appreciation of Canadian culture and participate in carefully selected activities The result is a rich and rewarding experience that will last a life time
Summer Language and Cultural ImmersionOur three and four-week open-registration programs provide students with a learner-centred environment that enables them to acquire English through listening speaking and active participation in a rich educational environment The program combines English-language training with cultural activities Participants stay with local families which provides a full immersion experience
Programs include the following
bull Homestay accommodations (meals included)bull Pick up and drop off at Kamloops Airportbull Orientation to TRUrsquos campus and the city of Kamloopsbull Free wireless internet on campusbull Support of instructors in the classroom and during activitiesbull Costs of all scheduled cultural and recreational activities
Customized ProgramsTRU develops many customized technical training programs in areas such as health trades and technology and tourism to name a few TRU has particular strengths in specialized English as a Second Language (ESL) training ESL study tours ESL for specifi c purposes such as ESLBusiness ESLTourism and ESLNursing
Not only can program content be customized but so can many other program attributes such as location of delivery(TRU campus or clients home country) guest speakers accommodations and educationalcultural activities
Programs include the following
bull Customized instruction delivered in Canadaandor in the clientrsquos home country
bull Cultural benefi ts such as guest speakerssite visits and community placements
bull Recreational activities such as golf fi shing hikinghorseback riding and skiing
bull Choice of homestay or dormitory accommodationbull A complete range of support services including
support in the participantrsquos native language
Professional Development for Teachers of English as a Foreign LanguageThis program provides participants with the knowledge and skills they need to excel in their fi eld Program content can be adapted for elementary middle school high school and post-secondary applications In addition length of programs can be customized from two to eight weeks or longer depending on the requirements of the client
Professional Development for Teachers of English as a Foreign Language is comprised of four modules Instructional Methodology Instructional Techniques English for Educators and Cultural Studies
Executive Leadership Training for PrincipalsThis customized program for principals and vice-principals focuses on skills development in educational leadership through training and professional placements The program addresses curriculum development external relations innovative delivery methods human resource issues and planning
Other Language and Culture Programsbull Winter 4-Week Language and Culture Embrace a Canadian
winter while experiencing many parts of culture such as a hockey game tubing skiingsnowboarding and curling
bull Wild Wild West Experience the life of a cowboy while developing your English skills Highlights include visiting a working ranch where you can ride a horse learn to lasso go on a hay ride visit a cowboy museum and listen to cowboys tell campfi re stories Included is a trip to historic Barkerville a fully restored Gold Rush town from the 1800s
bull Business English and Golf for Professionals Kamloops has 13 award-winning golf courses and was voted ldquoNumber One Golf Destination in Canadardquo Personalized golf lessons will be provided
bull ESL and SkiingSnowboarding Increase your English profi ciency while developing skiingsnowboarding skills in a world-class destination at Sun Peaks Resort
For more information please see ITCrsquos Program Guide truworldcaitc
International Program Guide Campus Life | 11
Transnational Programs Transnational programs allow students in partner institutions to partiallymdashor in some cases totallymdashcomplete TRU program requirements at their home institutions Students often transfer to TRU to complete their studies at the conclusion of which they can earn the appropriate degree or diploma awarded by TRU Currently TRU has more than 40 partner institutions in countries such as China Colombia India Korea Mexico New Zealand Turkey United Arab Emirates USA and Vietnam
Study a TRU programat a partner institution(Accreditation Program)
There are more than 1300 students enrolled in TRU programs delivered at partner institutions Current programming areas include Business and Computing Science All of these programs are based on an accreditation model where TRU works with partner institutions to deliver TRU programs in the partnersrsquo home countries
Transfer credits towards a degree at TRU(Articulation Program)
Articulation agreements allow students from partner institutions to seamlessly transfer the credits earned at their home institutions into TRU programs Current programming areas include Arts Business Science Computing Science Tourism and Technology Management
Pathway towards a Canadianuniversity degree at TRU(Pathway Program)
TRU partners with high schools and English language schools These linkages create pathways for qualifi ed students to complete their preparatory studies and then transfer smoothly to university studies at TRU
Have a study abroad experience at TRU(Visiting Student Program)
This program provides students with a study abroad opportunity in Canada The program includes intensive English language courses andor university academic courses drawn from TRUrsquos existing suite of academic courses or TRU can develop a customized suite of courses to meet the needs of a cohort group in a specifi c program area All the courses in this program may be counted towards university credits at TRU partner institutions
For more information visittruworldcatransnational
TRU GRADUATION CEREMONY IN CHINA
SIGNING CEREMONY
TRU GRADUATION CEREMONY IN INDIA
GRADUATION CEREMONY AT TRU
12 | International Program Guide Campus Life
L to R Tracy Barth Lorna Hutchinson Ornella Falsetta Carol Ryujin-Kawa Jean Linteris and Leslie Matthews Not picturedL Jody Peddle
Back Amit Goel (Hindi Punjabi Urdu) Rika Kimura (Japanese) Sultan Almajil (Arabic) Reuben Onyango (Swahili) Tatyana Dikaryeva (Russian Ukrainian)
Front Staff en Liu-Calver (Mandarin) Eric Kim (Korean) and Teresa Wei (Mandarin)
Barb Smith Keisha Morong and Verlinda Wale
InternationalStudent ServicesInternational Admissions bull Six full-time offi cers for
international admissionsbull Application processing within one week
under normal circumstancesbull Personalized response to inquiries
and follow-up questionsbull Admissions advising on specifi c
program requirements
InternationalAcademic Advisingbull Four full-time international
academic advisorsbull Course planning before you
arrive on campusbull Individual advising and course planning
each semesterbull Monitoring of academic performance and
counselling supportbull Academic success guidance
and workshops
Susie My academic advisors were great in helping me plan my courses they really facilitated my career goals and interests to help me choose a program and major which best suited me
For more info emailapplications to iapplytrucaor Apply online atregtruworldcaorderformasp
InternationalStudent Advisorsbull Multilingual teambull Personal counselling and assistance on
all aspects of student life in Canada including housing visa application and settlement services
bull Orientation and welcome servicesincluding airport receptioncity tours and peer programs
International Program Guide Campus Life | 13
Research at TRUFinding Tiny Solutions to Huge ProblemsJonathan Van Hamme PhD Associate Professor Department of Biological Sciences
Dr Van Hamme and his team are developing microscopic clean up crews through bioremediationmdashthe use of microbes to break down pollutants By studying microbes with bioactive qualities on a genetic level and learning precisely what makes their taste for toxins tick this researcher is working to develop strategies to enhance their natural abilities to clean up environmental pollutants
Advancing the Battle Against Drug Resistant BacteriaKingsley Donkor PhD Associate Professor Department of Chemistry
One very promising area of research is into lantibioticsmdashsubstances that not only show remarkable effectiveness against many forms of bacteria but also have a promising ability to thwart the development of resistance Donkor is working to discover the precise way in which lantibiotics destroy bacterial cells so that he can use that knowledge to develop new and even more effective lantibiotic substances
Searching for SuperheroesNaowarat (Ann) Cheeptham PhD Associate Professor Department of Biological Sciences
TRU microbiologist Dr Naowarat (Ann) Cheeptham is going to extremes in her search for new sources of antibiotics to fight multi-drug-resistant bacteria Working with an expert cave explorer to collect microorganisms from some of Canadarsquos most remote extreme cave habitats she and her team of graduate and undergraduate researchers are testing hundreds of these tough adaptable bacteria for potential antibiotic superpowers
14 | International Program Guide Campus Life
TRU Moose Co-op students can receive academic credit for co-op work terms
Work Options forInternational StudentsInternational Students are eligible to work on- and off -campus while studying full-time and qualify for full-time work permitafter graduation
Work During Your Studiesbull Work up to 20 hours per week while studyingbull Work full-time during scheduled breaks
bull Opportunities on- and off -campus
Co-operative EducationCo-operative education combines academic studies with paid work experience Students alternate between terms of full-time study and full-time employment
Co-op Advantages
bull Get paid career-related work experience while studyingbull Earn academic credits and transcript distinctionbull Maximize job opportunities upon graduationbull Choose from co-ops in Kamloops and across Canadabull TRU Co-op offi ce prepares students for interviews and help to
fi nd job placements bull Choose to work between one and up to fi ve semesters
Average Co-op salary
Program Discipline Average Monthly Salary
BBA C$2400
Science C$2800
Electronics C$2700
IT C$3000
Sample Co-op schedule (based on working 5 co-op semesters)
Co-op requirements and fees
bull Co-op work term fee of C$1400 (Co-op fee waived for students who do not fi nd employment)
bull Student applies for Co-op after completion of fi rst yearbull GPA determines acceptancebull Must complete COOP 1000 course on resume writing and
nterviewing skills after accepted to Co-op programbull Enter work semester after completing 50 of academic programbull Under graduate programs only See pages 20-21 for eligible programs
Work After GraduationInternational students graduating from a Canadian post-secondary institution are eligible to remain in Canada to work Students completing a minimum two-year program of study may be eligible to work for up to three years
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16 | International Program Guide Campus Life
Student Housingamp AccommodationLive on campus as part of a vibrant active community of students at the TRU Residence (ldquoTRU Rezrdquo) or On Campus Housing (ldquoMcGillrdquo) Be minutes away from your classes campus amenities and the Tournament Capital Centre
TRU Student Residence The 11-storey TRU Rez has some of the best views in the city Each of the 570 private bedrooms include a desk chair double bed phone TV and lamp Floors are co-ed but two- and four-bedroom suites with shared kitchenette and washroom are either all female or all male
Applications are accepted on a fi rst-come fi rst-served basis First year students enrolled in a degree or diploma program are guaranteed a room for September if application is received before March
2 Bedroom Plan 4 Bedroom Plan
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McGill On Campus HousingMcGill housing off ers 300 self-contained bedrooms in four-bedroom ldquoquadrdquo units in three buildings Each all-female or all-male quad contains a shared kitchenette washroom and common area with access to a central building for study and recreation Applications will be accepted on a fi rst-come fi rst-served basis
bull Rooms have private outside entrances some have city viewsbull Rooms include bed desk sink kitchen with microwave double burner hot
plate and fridgebull Central building has coin-operated laundry bike storage mail big screen
TV BBQ deck pool tables free wireless internet and study areabull Regular social activities plannedbull Fees include utilities (heat hot water electricity)bull Internet cable TV and phone hookups availablebull On-site management and 24 hourday securitybull Parking available for an extra feebull Two blocks to shopping grocery runs once a week
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Homestay Live with a Canadian FamilyManaged by TRU World staff TRUrsquos homestay program off ers a great opportunity for students to experience Canadian culture and practice English by living with Canadian families or individuals More than 450 carefully selected Canadian homestay providers participate in this program
Homestay Advantages
bull A private furnished bedroombull Three meals per day and snacksbull Care and support of a Canadian familybull Share your culturebull Practice English in real life situations
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Facts About Canadabull Second largest country in the world
bull 35 million people
bull Ten provinces three territories
bull Top UN ranking
bull Multicultural 1 in 6 is a new immigrant
bull Officially bilingual (English and French) but over 200 languages spoken
bull Provinces are responsible for education
Facts About Kamloopsbull Modern safe and comfortable
city of almost 100000bull Vibrant cultural lifebull Over 200 lakes nearbybull Many golf coursesbull Spectacular natural settingbull Affordable cost of livingbull Wide range of outdoor city
and campus activitiesbull 35 hour drive or 45 minute flight
from Vancouverbull 45 minute drive to Sun Peaks Resort
one of North Americarsquos top-ranked ski and snowboard resorts where the Austrian National Ski Team practices Sun Peaks Named Top Two in Best Canadian Ski Destinations by Canadian Living Magazine
bull Exceptional climate
rsaquo 1 in Canada for beautiful summers rsaquo 2 for warmest spring rsaquo 2 for driest city climate rsaquo 2 for most sunny days
in warm months rsaquo 2040 hours of sunshine per year rsaquo Median high temperature 21degC
Facts About TRUbull Founded in 1970 TRU is a public
degree-granting universitybull Almost 13000 students on campus
during Fall and Winter semestersbull More than 1750 international students
from over 85 countriesbull 17000 distance studentsbull TRU is in the heart of Kamloops within
walking distance of everything you need
bull 11 Aboriginal students bull Average class sizemdash1st year
39 students 4th year 20 students bull U-PASS for students provides access
to the Kamloops transit system and free access to the on-campus Canada Games swimming pool
Bruce Excellent School Excellent Faculty
TRU Moose Kamloops is amazing for its ability to accommodate a variety of sports and activities From snowboarding to waterskiing you can try it all
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20 | International Program Guide Study Options
TRU Master Degrees and Graduate Studies Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
MBA Foundation amp Graduate Certifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) 24 8 months SeptJanMay
Master of Business Administration 24 1 year Sept
Graduate Certifcate in Education Studies (GCES) 35 4 months + ESL SeptMay
Master of Education Leadership 35 30 credits Sept
Master of Science Environmental Science 31 2 years SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Accounting 25 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Business Administration 25 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Finance 25 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Human Resource Management 25 51 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in International Business 25 54 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Marketing 26 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in New Venture Creation 26 51 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Supply Chain Management 26 60 credits SeptJanMay
Teaching English as a Second Language Certifi cate (TESL) 35 4 months SeptJanMay
TRU Undergraduate Degrees Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Bachelor of ArtsMajors Communications Economics English Geography History Interdisciplinary Studies Journalism Mathematics Philosophy Psychology Sociology Theatre Arts Visual Arts
34 4 years SeptJanMay C
Bachelor of Business AdministrationMajors Accounting Economics Finance Human Resource Management International Business Marketing New Venture Creation Information Technology
27 4 years SeptJanMay C
Double Degreebull Bachelor of Business Administration amp Bachelor of Computing Science
32 5 years SeptJanMay C
Bachelor of Computing Science 32 4 years SeptJan C
Bachelor of Education - Elementary 35 5 years Sept P
Bachelor of Fine Arts 34 4 years SeptJan
Bachelor of Heath Science 33 4 years SeptJan C
Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies 34 4 years SeptJan C
Bachelor of Journalism 34 4 years Sept P
Bachelor of Natural Resource Science 31 4 years Sept C
Bachelor of ScienceMajors Animal Biology Chemistry Chemical Biology Cellular Molecular amp Microbial Biology Ecology amp Environmental Biology Environmental Chemistry Computing Science Mathematics Mathematical Sciences Physics Statistics
31 4 years SeptJanMay C
Bachelor of Science in Nursing 33 4 years Sept P
Bachelor of Social Work 35 4 years Sept P
Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management 36 4 years SeptJan
Bachelor of Tourism Management 28 4 years SeptJanMay C
Engineering ndash First amp Second Year Transfer 32 1ndash2 years Sept C
Forestry ndash First amp Second Year Transfer 31 1ndash2 years Sept
Complete Program Listing for International StudentsSTUDY OPTIONS
20 | International Program Guide
International Program Guide Study Options | 21
TRU Diploma Programs Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Accounting Technician 2 years Sept
Adventure Guide 30 2 years Sept C
Adventure Management 30 2 years Sept C
Architectural amp Engineering Technology 32 3 years Sept
Associate of Arts 34 2 years SeptJanMay
Associate of Science 2 years SeptJanMay
Computer Information Systems Technology 32 2 years SeptJan C
Early Childhood Education 35 2 years Sept
Events amp Conventions Management 28 2 years Sept
Management 2 years Sept C
Practical Nursing (Williams Lake campus only) 33 2 years TBD P
Police amp Justice 34 2 years Sept
Resort amp Hotel Management 28 2 years Sept P
Respiratory Therapy 33 3 years Sept P
Sports Event Management 28 2 years Sept P
Tourism Management 28 2 years SeptJanMay P
Visual Arts 2 years Sept
Water amp Wastewater Technology 36 2 Years Sept
January intake may be available but course sequencing would prevent completion in 4 semesters
TRU Certifi cate Programs Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Aboriginal Tourism 1 year Sept
Adventure Sports 30 1 year Sept
Culinary Arts 30 16 months JanAug
English as a Second or Additional Language (ESALESL) 22 1ndash25 years SeptJanMay
Literary amp Art History 1 year SeptJan
Modern Languages 1 year SeptJan
Visual Arts Studio 1 year SeptJan
Water amp Wastewater Utilities 1 year August
TRU University Prep amp Student Development Length Intakes Co-op (C)Practicum (P)
Adult Basic Education amp BC Adult Graduation Diploma NA JanMaySept
English as a Second Language NA JanMaySept
University Preparation Courses NA JanMaySept
Note All course and admission information subject to change
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STUDY OPTIONS
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22 | International Program Guide Study Options
English Language Programs
The TRU Advantagebull English Placement Test (EPT) available upon arrivalbull IELTS and TOEFL scores acceptedbull Academic ESL designed to help prepare for university contextbull Can combine ESL and Academic courses for credit in levels 4 and 5bull 20 hours of classroom instruction per week plus language labs
and activitiesbull Access to International Student Activity Program (ISAP)
Each of the fi ve levels of TRUrsquos ESL Program take one semesterto complete
Students with no offi cial test score will take an English Placement Test (EPT) upon arrival at TRU and will be placed in the appropriate level of English language study as indicated in the chart below
If a student has an offi cial test score they may choose to enter ESL or academic courses without taking the TRU English Placement Test See chart to the right
Note In order to guarantee registration for the courses you want please submit your English test scores one month before arriving at TRU
Admission RequirementsEnglish Profi ciency
bull Completion of the TRU ESL Program allows direct entry to academic study
bull TRU accepts test scores for the following English profi ciency exams TOEFL IELTS MELAB CanTEST
bull The Cambridge CAE (Certifi cate in Advanced English) and CPE (Certifi cate of Profi ciency in English) will also be considered for direct entry into academic programs
Academic Requirements
bull Secondary school completion (high school graduation)
bull Other requirements vary by program please consult International Admissions for detailed requirements for specifi c programs at iapplytruca
Minimum Age Students must be at least 17 years oldSee inside back cover for application instructions
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Direct entry into Academic Study
Academic Study requirementsIELTS 65+ with no bands below 60TOEFL iBT 88+ with no section below 20TOEFL PBT 570+ TWE 45+MELAB 81+CanTEST 45+ with no component score below 40CAEL Overall 70+ no subtest below 60TRU Level 5 completion
Direct entry to Level 5 ESL
2 ESL Courses + 3 Academic Courses Level 5 completion = Direct Entry to Academic StudyLevel 5 Entry requirements
IELTS 60+ with no band below 55TOEFL iBT 80+TOEFL PBT 550 - 569 TWE 40+MELAB 77+CanTEST 40+ with no component score below 40CAEL Overall 60+ no subtest below 50TRU Level 4
Direct entry to Level 4 ESL
4 ESL Courses + 1 Academic Course Level 4 completion = Direct Entry to Level 5 ESLLevel 4 Entry requirements
IELTS 55+ with no band below 50TOEFL iBT 71+TOEFL PBT 530 - 549MELAB 74+CanTEST 40+ with no component score below 35CAEL Overall 50+ no subtest below 40TRU ESL level 3
Direct entry to Level 3 ESL
5 ESL CoursesLevel 3 completion = Direct entry to Level 4 ESL + ESL Intermediate Certifi cate awardLevel 3 Entry requirements
IELTS 50+TOEFL iBT 61+TOEFL PBT 500 - 529MELAB 69+CanTEST 35+CAEL Overall 40+TRU ESL level 2
Direct entry to Level 2 ESL
Level 2 ESL 5 ESL CoursesLevel 2 completion = Direct entry to level 3 ESL + ESL Foundations Certifi cate awardLevel 2 Entry requirements
TRU English Placement Test is required for entry
Direct entry to Level 1 ESL
5 ESL CoursesLevel 1 completion = Direct entry to level 2 ESLTRU English Placement Test requiredSuggested Entry requirement TOEFL iBT 20
TOEFL Exam FormatsTOEFL iBT = Internet-Based TestTOEFL PBT = Paper Based Test
TRU is a leader in ESL education for university and college students Our ESL program is designed to provide specifi c and appropriate language training for students who plan to proceed to post-secondary study focusing on English for academic purposes Our students come from around the world and we look forward to meeting you
ESL Bridging Certifi cates
Each requires completion of Level 4 one ESL electiveand two specifi c academic courses
bull English and Sciencesbull English and Liberal Arts
bull English and Fine Artsbull English and Business
International Program Guide Study Options | 23
International Baccalaureate (IB)The IB diploma is accepted for admission to TRU Transfer credit will be granted for higher level courses completed with a score of 5 or higher Students have the option to decline the transfer credit if they wish to complete the course(s) at the University
To transfer credits to Arts Business or Science you must have
1 Official IB transcript2 HL courses only3 Grade of 5 6 or 7For a complete list of the IB transfer credits please go to trucaadmissionshs-studentsib
Official transcripts must be sent to the Admissions Office directly from the testing centre Transcripts can be requested from
International Baccalaureate New York Attn Transcripts 475 Riverside Drive Suite 240 New York NY 10115 Phone 2126964464
Advanced Placement (AP) Exams through the College BoardAP exams will be accepted for admission to TRU Transfer credit is granted for approved subjects passed with a grade of a subject grade of 4 or higher Official transcripts must be provided from the College Board Students may choose to repeat a course at TRU by forfeiting the credit To transfer credits you must have
bull Official AP transcriptbull Grade of 4 or 5For more information on transfer credit to arts science or business programs at TRU visit trucaadmissionshs-studentsstandingcb
General Certificate of Educational Studies (GCE)Students completing their GCE will be considered for admission on a combination of factors For admission to TRU you will need
bull A minimum of two Advanced (A) level courses and two Advanced Subsidiary (AS) level courses or
bull A minimum of two A-level courses and three Ordinary (O) level subjects
bull Completion of O-levels (University Preparation courses will need to be completed at TRU)
GCE Advanced Level (A-Level Exams) transfer creditTransfer credit is granted for approved A-level courses passed with a grade of an A or B Official transcripts must be provided to receive transfer credit (Check the BC Transfer Guide to see the specific TRU credit for the identified AP and IB courses) Students may choose to repeat a course at TRU by forfeiting the credit To transfer credits you must have
1 Official GCE transcript2 A-Level courses only3 Grade of A or BFor more information on transfer credit to arts science or business programs at TRU visit trucaadmissionshs-studentsstandingalevel
DAADTRU will accept the DAAD language test with a minimum B2 level as proof of meeting the English Language requirement for Visiting International Students only Students will be required to take the English Placement Test on arrival only as guidance for counselors in the event students may need more English language support
General Education Development (GED) TestThe GED is accepted high school equivalent for admission to TRU under the following conditions
bull Must be 17 years of agebull Will need IELTS scorebull Will need to take Accuplacer Math
assessment at TRU
Transfer CreditTRU will accept college and university transfer credit Official transcripts and detailed course outlines must be provided to receive transfer credit
bull Transfer credit assessment is done once the student has been admitted to TRU and submitted official transcripts and course outlines
bull A maximum of 50 of any program will be recognized outside of TRU
bull International Admissions will assess a studentrsquos formal learning from other accredited post-secondary institutions
bull TRU will give transfer credit whenever possible total will differ depending on program
International Accreditations and Transfer Credit
RECOGNIZING FUTURE GLOBAL LEADERSThe TRU Global Competency Certificate allows students to earn formal recognition for their intercultural and international experiencesmdashfrom Study Abroad to learning a second language to volunteer work
Global Competency is a credential that can be earned in tandem with any credit programmdashundergraduate or graduatemdashoffered by Thompson Rivers University
The program uses a portfolio approach that allows each student to track a number of different educational and personal experiences
How Do I Earn ItTo earn this credential a student must
1 Attend an Orientation session2 Sign up for GLBL1000 3 Earn and compile points4 Submit a portfolio to the Centre for
Student Engagement office OM1468
Global Competency
24 | International Program Guide Study Options
School of Business and EconomicsMaster of BusinessAdministration (MBA)The TRU MBA Advantage
The TRU MBA is designed to meet the needs of our students who can customize their learning experience with maximum fl exibility and unparalleled choice
bull One and two-year MBA programs bull Three program completion options
Graduate Project Graduate Thesis and Course-Based completion options
bull TRUrsquos MBA program does notrequire a GMAT score or have a minimum professional workexperience requirement
Entrance Requirements
1 Education 3 or 4-year undergraduate degree with a minimum B average (GPA of 30 on a scale of 400 or equivalent) in the last 60 credits
2 Language rsaquo Completion of undergraduate
degree at an English language university in a country where English is the primary language or
rsaquo IELTS score of 70 (all bands) or rsaquo A minimum TOEFL score of 100 with
no section below 20 (IBT) or rsaquo Completion of TRU ENGL 1100 and
CMNS 1290 with a B (GPA of 300)or higher
3 Quantitative and Computing Skills Quantitative skills include a strong background in algebra and statistics Computing skills include having a strong background in word processing presentation and spreadsheet software
One-Year Program
Graduates of a four-year BBA or Bachelor of Commerce degrees may be eligible for direct admission to the 12-month MBA Level The MBA program consists of eight core courses plus a choice of one of three completion options
Two-Year Program
Students from other undergraduate fi elds may be eligible for the two-year MBA program which provides students witha solid foundation in business administration plus the strategic management skills required to succeed in the global business environment
MBA Foundation amp GraduateCertifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) program
The two-year MBA begins with the Graduate Certifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) program which consists of 6 courses (2 semesters) of Foundation courses in the major subject areas of Business Administration The GCBA off ers a pathway to the 12-month MBA program for students with non-business-related undergraduate degrees and ensures they have the knowledge required to be successful in the MBA program Upon successful completion of the MBA Foundation courses with a minimumB grade proceed automatically to the MBA level which requires 3 semesters(12 months) to complete
All MBA students in year 2 complete eight core courses plus a choice of one of three completion options Course-Based Graduate Project or Graduate Thesis
The Course-Based option provides the opportunity to study four additional advanced management courses in areas such as Corporate Finance Marketing Decision Analysis Entrepreneurshipand Innovation
The Graduate Project option provides the opportunity to address an applied management issue or problem This option provides situational experience and allows the student to focus in a specifi c areaof management
The Graduate Thesis option provides the opportunity to prepare and defend a thesis further developing critical thinking skills as well as academic research skills
Graduates of our MBA program have successfully obtained positions in a variety of industries and sectors including major corporations government small- and medium-sized businesses and non-profi ts locally across Canada and around the world
Throughout the program TRUrsquos MBA Students are off ered opportunities for career development The Career Development Program provides workshops events guest speakers and activities designed to develop career readiness for MBA students and provide additional opportunities to achieve the learning goals and objectives of the program
For more information about MBA studies at TRU please visit our website at trucamba or email us at mbatruca
What can I studyin Business andEconomics at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Master of Business Administrationbull MBA Foundation amp Graduate
Certifi cate in Business Administration
bull Post-Baccalaureate Diplomas rsaquo Accounting rsaquo Business Administration rsaquo Finance rsaquo Human Resource Management rsaquo International Business rsaquo Marketing rsaquo New Venture Creation rsaquo Supply Chain Management
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Business Administration rsaquo Accounting rsaquo Economics rsaquo Environmental Economics amp
Sustainable Development (Minor)
rsaquo Finance rsaquo Financial Markets
amp Institutions (Minor) rsaquo Human Resource Management rsaquo Information Technology rsaquo International Business rsaquo Marketing rsaquo New Venture Creation rsaquo Supply Chain Management
bull Bachelor of BusinessAdministration and Computing Science double degree
bull Bachelor of CommercemdashTRU-OLbull Bachelor of Public
AdministrationmdashTRU-OL
Diplomas
bull Accounting Technicianbull Executive Assistantbull Management
Certifi cates
bull Administrative Assistantbull Management StudiesCo-op internship available
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International Program Guide Study Options | 25
School of Business and EconomicsPOST-BACCALAUREATEDIPLOMAS IN BUSINESSThe Post-Baccalaureate diplomas are valuable to international students who wish to come to Canada to learn English gain exposure to the culture and study in a compressed format Post-Baccalaureate diplomas normally take two years to complete on a full-time basis and are designed for students with a degree in a diff erent fi eld of study
Admission Requirements
bull Math 12 or MATH 0610 or MATH 1000 or equivalent (C+ or higher)
bull ENGL 1100 or equivalent with a C+or higher
bull A bachelor degreeStudents may commence their studies while they upgrade their mathematics and English
AccountingMATH 107 Mathematics for Business amp Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
ECON 1900 Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics orSTAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
ACCT 3200 Intermediate Financial Accounting 1
ACCT 3210 Intermediate Financial Accounting 2
ACCT 3220 Income Taxation 1
ACCT 3230 Income Taxation 2
ACCT 3250 Intermediate Management Accounting
FNCE 4110 Adv Financial Management for Accountants
ACCT 4200 Advanced Financial Accounting
ACCT 4230 Assurance
ACCT 4250 Advanced Management Accounting
MIST 4610 Strategic Management Information Systems
Business AdministrationMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business amp Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Mathematics with Applications 1
MNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
ECON 1900 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Principles of Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics orSTATS 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MNGT 4780 Strategic Management
One additional 30004000 business course
Note Business courses include those beginning with the ACCT BLAW MIST ENTR FNCE HRMN IBUS MKTG MNGT ORGB SCMN or BUSN acronyms
FinanceMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Mathematics with Applications 1
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics orMATH 1130 Enriched Calculus or MATH 1140 Calculus 1 or MATH 1150 Calculus for Biological Sciences
ECON 1900 Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 orSTAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
FNCE 3150 Investments 1
FNCE 3170 Investments 2
FNCE 3180 Risk Management and Financial Engineering
FNCE 4130 Advanced Financial Management
FNCE 4180 International Financial Management
At least fi ve ofBLAW 2910 Commercial Law
FNCE 3140 Financial Statement Analysis
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
FNCE 4120 Business Valuation and Restructuring
FNCE 4140 Personal Financial Management
FNCE 4160 Portfolio Management
FNCE 4190 Financial Institutions Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
Human ResourceManagementMNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
ORGB 3770 Teamwork in Organizations
ORGB 3810 Organizational Theory and Design
HRMN 3830 Human Resource Planning and Staffi ng
HRMN 3840 Employee and Labour Relations
BLAW 3920 Employment Law
HRMN 4830 Total Rewards
HRMN 4840 Organizational Learning Trainingand Development
ORGB 4870 Organizational Development and Change
HRMN 4890 Selected Topics in HR Management
International BusinessMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or
STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
MKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3510 International Business
IBUS 3520 Global Management
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
IBUS 4520 International Trade Finance
IBUS 4530 International Trade Law and Logistics
IBUS 4540 Global Entrepreneurship
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TRU Moose Donrsquot be surprised if people you donrsquot know smile and say ldquohirdquo Canadians are just that friendly
26 | International Program Guide Study Options
MarketingACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
MKTG 3470 Consumer Behaviour
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3510 International Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MKTG 4460 Marketing Strategy
At least seven ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
MKTG 4400 Professional Sales Management
MKTG 4410 Services Marking
MKTG 4420 Brand Management
MKTG 4430 Retail Management
MKTG 4440 Advanced Marketing Research
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
New Venture CreationMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics or MATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
MKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
ENTR 3720 All Business Finance
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
ENTR 4750 New Venture Creation
ENTR 4760 Small Business Management
Supply Chain ManagementMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business amp Economics or MATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics 2 or MATH 1130 Enriched Calculus or MATH 1140 Calculus 1 or
MATH 1150 Calculus for Biological Sciences
STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
SCMN 3330 Procurement Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MIST 3620 Web-Enabled Business
SCMN 4310 Operations Management
SCMN 4320 Logistics and Transportation
SCMN 4390 Selected Topics in Supply Chain Management
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
At least 2 ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
IBUS 3520 Global Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
School of Business and Economics gt trucamba gt trucabusiness
Accountingbull Treasury Manager bull Chief Financial Officer bull Budget Director bull Taxation Manager bull Management Consultant bull Tax Auditor bull International Accountant
Financebull Corporate Loans Officer bull Personal Financial Advisorbull Equity Analyst bull Portfolio Manager bull Chief Financial Officer bull Stock Broker bull Investment Dealer bull Treasury Manager
Human Resource Managementbull Director of Human Resourcesbull Training Officer bull Industrial Relations Officer bull Health and Safety Specialist bull Harassment Advisor bull Employee Benefits Officerbull Human Resources Manager
Information Technology bull Network Manager bull Systems Analyst bull Website Designer bull Computer Programmer bull Database Administrator
International Businessbull Export Sales Manager bull Foreign Trade Consultantbull Import and Export Specialist bull International Marketing Manager bull International Shipping Specialist
Marketingbull Brand Manager bull Advertising Account Executivebull District Sales Manager bull Market Researcher bull Sales Representative bull Public Relations Directorbull Promotions Manager
New Venture Creation bull Small Business Ownerbull Franchiseebull Loans Officerbull Venture Capitalistbull Small Business Consultant
Supply Chain Managementbull Process Engineerbull Supply Chain Analystbull Supply Chains Systems Managerbull InventoryPurchasing Managerbull Materials AnalystManagerbull Logistics Manager
Typical Job Titles
International Program Guide Study Options | 27
Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)The Bachelor of Business Administration degree is a four-year program
bull First and second years Foundation of business and non-business courses
bull Third and fourth years Students select majors and minors or concentrations
bull Current major and minor options Accounting Economics Finance New Venture Creation Human Resource Management International Business Marketing Information Technology (major only) and Public Relations (minor only)
First and Second Year Courses
bull 6 Humanities credits (English Philosophy Languages Fine Arts)
bull 6 Social Sciences credits (Anthropology Canadian Studies Economics Geography Political Studies Psychology Sociology)
Core CoursesThe following 72 credits (24 courses) are requiredACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
CMNS 1290 Introduction to Professional Writing
CMNS 3240 Business Communications
ECON 1900 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Principles of Macroeconomics
ECON 2320 Statistics for Business and Economics 1
ECON 2330 Statistics for Business and Economics 2
ECON 3040 Managerial Economics
ENGL 1100 Introduction to University Writing or ENGL 1110 Introduction to Prose Fiction or ENGL 1120 Introduction to Poetry or ENGL 1140 Introduction to Drama or ENGL 1210 Introduction to Drama and Poetry
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MNGT 4780 Strategic Management
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
PHIL 1110 Introduction to Critical Thinking
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
BBA MajorsAccountingACCT 3200 Intermediate Financial Accounting 1
ACCT 3210 Intermediate Financial Accounting 2
ACCT 3220 Income Taxation 1
ACCT 3230 Income Taxation 2
ACCT 3250 Intermediate Management Accounting
FNCE 4110 Advanced Financial Management for Accountants
ACCT 4200 Advanced Financial Accounting
ACCT 4230 Assurance
ACCT 4250 Advanced Management Accounting
MIST 4610 Strategic Management Information Systems
EconomicsThe Major in Economics requires 42 ECON credits of which 24 must be at the 3000 and 4000 level with a minimum of 6 at the 4000 level ECON 2900 and ECON 2950 are required and either ECON 3900 or ECON 3950 must be taken
FinanceFNCE 3150 Investments 1
FNCE 3170 Investments 2
FNCE 3180 Risk Management and Financial Engineering
FNCE 4130 Advanced Financial Management
FNCE 4180 International Financial Management
Plus at least three ofFNCE 3140 Financial Statement Analysis
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
FNCE 4120 Business Valuation and Restructuring
FNCE 4140 Personal Financial Management
FNCE 4160 Portfolio Management
FNCE 4190 Financial Institutions Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
General BBAStudents must complete at least 24 credits (normally 8 courses) of 300 or 400-level business or ECON courses in addition to the core requirements in 3rd and 4th year
Human Resource ManagementORGB 3810 Organizational Theory and Design
HRMN 3830 Human Resource Planning and Staffing
HRMN 3840 Employee and Labour Relations
BLAW 3920 Employment Law
HRMN 4830 Total Rewards
HRMN 4840 Organizational Learning Training and Development
ORGB 4870 Organizational Development and Change
HRMN 4890 Selected Topics in HR Management
International BusinessMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3520 Global Management
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
IBUS 4520 International Trade Finance
IBUS 4530 International Trade Law and Logistics
IBUS 4540 Global Entrepreneurship
MarketingMKTG 3470 Consumer Behaviour
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
MKTG 4460 Marketing Strategy
Plus at least five ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
MKTG 4400 Professional Sales Management
MKTG 4410 Services Marketing
MKTG 4420 Brand Management
MKTG 4430 Retail Management
MKTG 4440 Advanced Marketing Research
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
New Venture CreationACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
MKTG 3480 Market Research
ENTR 3720 Small Business Finance
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communicated
ENTR 4750 New Venture Creation
ENTR 4760 Small Business Management
School of Business and Economics gt trucamba gt trucabusiness
28 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism
TOURISM MANAGEMENTTourism Management faculty strive to deliver education experiences that blend theory with practice to ensure our graduates are confident in applying the knowledge they gain and management practicemdashboth essential for leaders of tomorrow
Bachelor of Tourism Management (BTM)This four-year degree provides a solid foundation for the management of tourism businesses The BTM is designed to give students the skill and confidence to develop their own tourism businesses and fill the growing need for managers in the tourism industry Course assignments introduce students to current management issues with local regional national and international tourism businesses and organizations
Students may enter in first year or may transfer from other programs Graduates of TRU tourism diplomas or other tourism or business-related diplomas may also ladder into the BTM
Bachelor of Tourism Management Double DegreeTake your 4th year in the Netherlands and get a double degree TRU has partnered with the best university of applied sciences in the Netherlands to offer a second credential effectively doubling your degree in a single year of study abroad Instruction at NHTV is in English fostering connections with your fellow students and with your Dutch counterparts who will complete the double degree at TRU in their fourth year
Tourism Management DiplomasEvents and Conventions ManagementSpecial events and conventions are being recognized as great income generators for a community and the fastest growing segment of the tourism industry Employment opportunities exist within corporations hotels resorts convention centres municipal convention and visitorsrsquo bureaus and destination management companies
Resort and Hotel ManagementThis two-year diploma program is designed to provide the theory and practical skills essential to begin a career in Resort and Hotel Management Courses in this diploma provide instruction in Hotel Operations Food and Beverage Management and Hospitality Administration
Sports Event ManagementIn this multi-faceted program you will learn about sports and business From managing a sporting company or organization directing a club sport facility or starting your own company this is your opportunity to practice and master the business skills and expertise to produce organize and manage sport events anywhere
Tourism ManagementThe Tourism Management diploma will provide the basic skills and training for careers in Venue Management Tourism Community Planning and Consulting Tourism Marketing Management and Small Tourism Business Management
What can I study in Tourism at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Post-Baccalaureate Diplomas rsaquo Adventure Studies rsaquo International
Tourism Development rsaquo Tourism
Destination Development rsaquo Tourism
Experience Development
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies ndash Adventure Concentration
bull Bachelor of Tourism Management
rsaquo Majorsbull Adventurebull Entrepreneurbull Management
rsaquo Minorbull Adventure Studiesbull International Adventure in
Tourism Developmentbull Entrepreneurshipbull Managementbull Marketingbull Environmental Economics
and Developmentbull Financebull Human Resourcesbull International Business
Diplomas
bull Adventure Guide bull Adventure Management bull Events amp Conventions Managementbull Resort amp Hotel Managementbull Sports Event Managementbull Tourism Management
Certificates
bull Aboriginal Tourismbull Adventure Sportsbull Canadian Mountain and Ski Guidebull Culinary Artsbull Retail Meat Processing
International Opportunities
bull Adventure Tourism field tripbull Study Abroad
Co-op internship available
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International Program Guide Study Options | 29
POSTndashBACCALAUREATE TOURISM MANAGEMENT DIPLOMASPost-baccalaureate diplomas aredesigned for those who already have an undergraduate degree
Students will acquire a strong foundation in international tourism development subjects including experiences marketing environmental issues community and cultural issues product developmentand innovation
Admission Requirements
bull Any undergraduate degreebull Math 12 or equivalent bull IELTS 65 no band less than 60 or TOEFL
88 no section less than 20
Adventure StudiesTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (24 credits)TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing and Customer Service
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
ADVG 3110 Adventure Activities (Note this course has an activity fee)
ADVG 3130 Adventure Operations
ADVG 4010 Business Applications for Eco and Adventure Tourism Management
ADVG 4020 Legal Liability and Risk Management for Eco and Adventure Businesses
ADVG 4220 The Culture of Adventure
SpecializationmdashRequired Course (6 credits)
Select a total of 6 credits within ADVG activity based courses (1000-2000 level) Examples include kayaking skiing rock climbing ocean surfi ng etc
SpecializationmdashOptions (9 credits)
Select 3 of the following optionsADVG 4030 Contemporary Perspectives in Eco
and Adventure
ADVG 4040 Programming Experiential Activities
ADVG 4070 Directed Studies in Adventure
ADVG 4210 Adventure and Sport Marketing
ADVG 4230 Consulting In Adventure
39 Total Credits
InternationalTourism DevelopmentTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (39 credits)TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing and Customer Service
TMGT 3010 Community and Cultural Issues in Tourism
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
TMGT 4010 Experience Creation and Product Development
ADVG 4100 Adventure Tourism Field Trip (International)(Note course has activity fees and travel costs associated with it)
SpecializationmdashRequired Course (18 credits)
ADVG 4050 International Adventure Tourism Business
ADVG 4090 Nature-based Community Development
TMGT 4160 Tourism in a Global Environment
TMGT 2610 Environmental issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
ADVG 4070 Directed Studies in Adventure
39 Total Credits
Tourism DestinationDevelopmentTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (21 credits)CMNS 1810 Business Professional and Academic
Composition (or ENGL 1100)
TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing amp Customer Service
TMGT 2610 Environmental Issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3000 Practicum in Tourism (120 hours)
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
Tourism Electivesmdash(15 credits)
One Lower Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Upper Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Culture amp Place Elective from TMGT 3010 4090 4100 4220 ADVG 4220
One Global Perspectives Elective from TMGT 4030 4040 4160 4981 ADVG 4050 4160
One Experience Design Elective from TMGT 4010 4050 4130 4170 4180 4210 ADVG 4040 4200
Specializationmdash(18 credits)
EVNT 2190 Destination Marketing Organizations
TMGT 3010 Community and Cultural Issues in Tourism
TMGT 3040 Land Use Management or
TMGT 4040 Tourism and Sustainable Development
TMGT 4120 Developing New Tourism Enterprises or
TMGT 4140 Tourism Strategy
Specialty ElectiveSelect 1 of the following
TMGT 2080 2090 4030 4050 ADVG 4090
TMGT 4020 Graduating Seminar
54 Total Credits
Tourism ExperienceManagementTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (21 credits)CMNS 1810 Business Professional and Academic
Composition (or ENGL 1100)
TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing amp Customer Service
TMGT 2610 Environmental Issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3000 Practicum in Tourism (120 hours)
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
Tourism Electivesmdash(15 credits)
One Lower Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Upper Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Culture amp Place Elective from TMGT 3010 4090 4100 4220 ADVG 4220
One Global Perspectives Elective from TMGT 4030 4040 4160 4981 ADVG 4050 4160
One Experience Design Elective from TMGT 4010 4050 4130 4170 4180 4210 ADVG 4040 4200
Specializationmdash(18 credits)
Select 5 of the following optionsADVG 4040 Programming Experiential Activities
ADVG 4160 Community Capacity Building
TMGT 4010 Experience Creation and Product Development
TMGT 4050 Event Tourism
TMGT 4090 The Culture of Events
TMGT 4100 The Social Side of Tourism
TMGT 4130 Tourist Behaviour
TMGT 4170 Information Technology in Tourism
TMGT 4180 Managing the Tourist Experience
TMGT 4210 Casino Operations Management
54 Total Credits
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism gt trucatourism
30 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism gt trucatourism
We off er the fi nest and most extensive Adventure Studies training in the world We create exceptional educational experiences to foster studentsrsquo physical mental and emotional development so as to be of service to the global commercial adventure industry
Programs of StudyThe Adventure Studies department now off ers eight diverse programs of study Each program enables students to obtain the knowledge and qualifi cations required for employment and careers in the eco and adventure tourism industry Many opportunities for career and adventure pursuits exist for TRU graduates
bull adventure specialist bull avalanche technician bull college instruction bull environmental studies bull government consultingbull guiding bull international development bull photo journalism bull tourism marketingbull travel writing
Adventure Studies in the Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS) is a unique program that allows students to design their own curriculum customized to their specifi c interests and goals The BIS is intended as a two-year add-on (60 credits) to any 60 credits of lower level credits a student brings into the program
Adventure Studies in Bachelor of Tourism Management is a unique combination of theory and practice both local and abroad that produces competent graduates who quickly apply their skills to their careers as consultants to businesses organizations communities government tourism and tourism industry professionals
The Adventure Guide Diploma is the best known guide training program that attracts worldwide scrutiny and sets the standard for training whitewater ocean climbing and ski guides in Canada
The Adventure Management Diploma provides students with a broad background and understanding of the management of adventure activities and the opportunity to develop profi ciency in their personal adventure sport skills
The Canadian Mountain and Ski Guide Certifi cation Diploma Program (CMSG)is a collaborative program between the Adventure Studies Department and the Association of Canadian MountainGuides (ACMG) The program includes industry-recognized certifi cations tothe standards of the ACMG and International Federation of Mountain Guide Associations (IFMGA)
Adventure Sport Certifi cate an introduction to adventure sports and the adventure industry This is the ideal program for entry-level adventure students and students wishing to explore their career interest in adventure-related fi elds
The Culinary Arts Training program covers all aspects of the professional kitchen from appetizers and gourmet foods to the creation of exquisite desserts Graduates of the Culinary Arts program can look forward to job opportunities in the food and restaurant industry
Culinary Arts Certifi cateAdmission Requirements
bull Successful medical exam bull Successful completion of the entry
assessment test (Accuplacer) through the TRU Assessment Centre This test is a measure of English and math competency taken by all students
bull Interview with program coordinator
Course Length - 3 Semesters
Includes 13 months of hands-on training which takes 16 months to complete There is a four-month summer break (May to August) for the opportunity to gain formalized work experience
Professional Cook Level 130 weeks (2 semesters)Cook 1J Safety and Sanitation
Cook 1H Basic Food Service and Kitchen Management
Cook 1K Health CareCook-Chill
Cook 1A Vegetable and Starch Cookery
Cook 1B Meat and Poultry Cookery
Cook 1C Seafood Cookery
Cook 1D Stocks Soups and Sauces
Cook 1E Meat Poultry and SeafoodCutting and Processing
Cook 1F Cold Kitchen
Cook 1G Baking and Desserts
Cook 1I Egg and Breakfast Cookery
Cook 2M Employment Skills
160 hours of work practicum in industry
Work Practicum and Industry Hours
Students will be required to log 120 hours within the industry In addition to the work practicum students must have a total of 400 hours of work-based training by working during summer prior to registering for Professional Cook Level 2
Professional Cook Level 214 weeks (1 Semester)
During the fi nal 14 weeks in addition to a full course load you will be required to work in the afternoons and evenings preparing dishes for the highly acclaimed TRU Dining Room Accolades and learn to learn to plan menus control food costs and begin to acquire industry management skills
CULINARY ARTS
ADVENTURE STUDIES
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Faculty of Science
What can I studyin Science at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Master of Sciencein Environmental Science
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Science rsaquo Majors
bull General Sciencebull Animal Biologybull Chemistrybull Chemical Biologybull Cellular Molecular
amp Microbial Biologybull Ecology amp
Environmental Biologybull Environmental Chemistrybull Computing Sciencebull Mathematicsbull Mathematical Sciencesbull Physicsbull Statistics
rsaquo Minorsbull Geoarcheologybull Management
bull Bachelor of Computing Sciencebull Bachelor of Computing Science
amp Business Administrationdouble degree
bull Bachelor of Natural Resource Sciencebull Bachelor of Health Sciencebull Bachelor of Technology Managementbull Associate of Science bull Forestry Transfer (1st amp 2nd year)bull Engineering Transfer
(2-year transfer program)
Diplomas
bull Computer Information Systems Technology
bull Architectural ampEngineering Technology
bull Respiratory Therapy
Co-op internship available
SCIENCES ANDENVIRONMENT
Master of Science inEnvironmental ScienceThe TRU Master of Science in Environmental Science is a thesis-based degree with three areas of specialization 1) Ecology and Evolution 2) Physical Sciences and 3) Policy and Management The program is designed to produce graduates who are innovative andhave multi-disciplinary skills and broad knowledge in the fi eld of environmental science It is structured to be unique fl exible and relevant
Applications must be submitted four months before the intended starting date Please note that applications cannot be processed until a faculty member has indicated they will act as supervisor for the studentrsquos thesis Please contact the Coordinator of the Master of Science program at MSc_Coordtruca for more information
Admission Requirements
MSc application form cover letter personal reacutesumeacute two letters of recommendation written by professional or academic references offi cial copy of educational transcripts with GPA of 333 over the last two years of undergraduate studies and offi cial TOEFL results
Bachelor of Science (BSc)The Bachelor of Science degree program is a rigorous program that provides students with both depth and breadth in their science education emphasizes the acquisition of communication skills and promotes computer literacy The program also provides fl exibility so that students may pursue interests in disciplines outside there area of specialization TRU off ers three routes to a Bachelor of Science degree a Majors program in a specifi c discipline or disciplines an Honours Program in a specifi c discipline or a General Science Degree Program
Pre-Professional Health Sciences (Bachelor of Science)
Students interested in professional health care careers can complete their required undergraduate university study at TRU before applying for admission to professional programs at another university
Pre-Professional Health Sciences
bull Pre-Medicinebull Pre-Pharmacybull Pre-Chiropracticbull Pre-Dentistrybull Pre-Naturopathic Medicine
Bachelor of ScienceAdmission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 (or equivalent)bull Pre-Calculus Math 12 (C+) or Math 12
Principles (C+) or TRU Math 06000610bull Physics 11 (C+) or TRU Physics 0500bull Chemistry 11 (C+) or TRU Chemistry 0500
Bachelor of NaturalResource Science (BNRS)The purpose of the BNRS degree program is to prepare students for careers in a widerange of natural resource sector jobs and for further academic study in graduate school ldquoNatural resourcesrdquo include water forests rangeland soil minerals fi sheries and wildlife Natural resource science therefore is the application of scientifi c principles and knowledge towards a better understanding and management of these resources
Possible areas of employment include
bull Resource management and planning for government or industry
bull Operational forestrybull Teaching interpretation and guidingbull Wildlife biology and managementbull Habitat protectionbull Fisheries and animal researchbull Strategic land use planning
Forestry Transfer ProgramTRU off ers the fi rst general year of Forestry and the second year of Forest Resource Management Forest Science Natural Resource Conservation and Forest Operations Students who have completed the required fi rst or second year courses with a GPA of at least 25 are eligible to apply for admission to the UBC Faculty of Forestry
Katey I love the chemistry program at TRU The professors are incredible I love how accessible they are and always available for questions When you know your professors and they know you it makes for a much more personal learning environment Watch Kateyrsquos video on YouTube mytruworld
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32 | International Program Guide Study Options
COMPUTING SCIENCEAND ADVANCEDTECHNOLOGY
Why Computing Science
Many of the technologies we use and enjoy today were created by computing scientists As a future computer scientist you could create new technology that could improve society or change the world The Bachelor of Computer Science program has several elective options such as Business amp Management or Arts amp Gaming
Strong Market Terrifi c Jobs
Currently there are not enough computer scientists to fi ll the jobs available
During co-op work terms students can earn up to $40000 per year Graduates typically earn up to $50000 to start with senior positions often reaching $100000 or more
Bachelor of Computing Science (BCS)The BCS degree is for students interested in one of the many diff erent career options in computing science including website design network administration database management and e-commerce applications After two years of general study students do two years of concentrated computing studies
Double Degree Bachelorof Computing Science (BCS) amp Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)Double degrees in both computing and business will provide graduates with a strong platform from which to launch a successful career Whether working as a web applications manager an information systems consultant or CEO of a software company BCSBBA students will possess the combined management and computing skills to be successful in an increasingly high-tech business environment
To earn double degrees students must meetthe requirements of both programs Throughcareful course selection it is possible to complete two degrees in just fi ve years
Engineering Transfer (DegreeProgram) Year 1 and 2The Engineering Transfer Program at TRU allows you to get a jump-start on your engineering studies
Engineering Transfer Year One (38 credits) Complete the foundation courses necessary for your engineering degree in your fi rst year at TRU and transfer to UBC or UVic to complete your degree in biological biomedical civil chemical computer electrical environmental geological geo-technical integrated materials mechanical mining software engineering physics and other engineering specialties
Engineering Transfer Year Two Complete second year of Electrical or Computer engineering and transfer to UVic Following your second year you will then take part in a required 4-8 months Co-op term providing the opportunity to practice your engineering skills and get paid then you will transfer to the University of Victoria in third year to complete your degree
Admission to Engineering requirements
1 Pre-Calculus 11 and 12 with B (73)or better
2 Physics 11 and 12 with B (73) or better3 Chemistry 11 and 12 (highly
recommended) with B (73) 4 English 12 (73 or higher)
Computer Information Systems TechnologyDiploma (CIST)The CIST Diploma is accredited by the Canadian Information Processing Society CIST emphasizes the application of computers to the solution of business related problems The academic training combines technical and computer skills with communication skills (written and oral) and business skills Students who complete this diploma can ladder into year three of the BCS degree
Architectural andEngineering Technology Program (ARET)The Architectural and Engineering Technology Program (ARET) is a three-year diploma that emphasizes the design processes in building civil and mechanical technologies building structures municipal services electrical plumbing and HVAC (heating ventilating and AC) systems
Students will acquire problem solving skills in engineering and building design and in-depth knowledge in construction management building regulations and technical writing Courses include construction surveying architectural design fl uid mechanics mechanical and electrical design steel wood and reinforced concrete design and structural analysis
Students who complete the three-year ARET program can ladder into the Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM) degree and complete the degree after just 3 more semesters
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Faculty of Science gt trucascience
Typical Job Titlesin Computing Sciencebull Graphic Design Firmsbull Web and Flash Development Firmsbull Multimedia Design Firmsbull Print and Digital Media
Developmentbull Corporate Design and
Communicationsbull Advertising Agenciesbull Online Publishingbull Web Animation
Typical Job Titles in ARETbull Building Technologistbull Mechanical Technologistbull Civil Technologistbull Designer job captain specifi cation
writer estimator quantity surveyor or project administrator
bull Typically employed byprofessional engineer companies architects contractors manufacturers and governments
International Program Guide Study Options | 33
HEALTH SCIENCES
Respiratory Therapy Diploma TRU is the only educational institution in British Columbia to offer a program in Respiratory Therapy This program is accredited by the Conjoint Committee of the Canadian Society of Respiratory Therapists and the Canadian Medical Association The program consists of two eight-month sessions of instruction at TRU followed by 47 weeks of clinical internship at accredited hospitals
The clinical year begins in June following the second academic session Clinical year students will rotate between hospitals in the interior of BC Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island Applicants must be prepared to relocate as required
Respiratory Therapy (RT) DiplomaBachelor of Health Science (BHSC)Students are admitted into the three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma program with the option to enter the four-year dual diplomadegree stream The dual diplomadegree stream allows successful students to graduate with both a three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma and a four-year Bachelor of Health Science degree within a four year period
Bachelor of Health ScienceThe Bachelor of Health Science is designed to provide Health Care diploma students and graduates the opportunity to obtain a bachelor degree
Graduates from a two-year or three-year diploma can ladder into the Bachelor of Health Science and are granted up to 60 credits for two-year diploma and up to 90 credits for a three-year diploma
Graduates from the following diploma programs have enrolled in the Bachelor of Health Science program
bull Respiratory Therapybull Dental Hygienebull Medical Radiologybull Medical Laboratory Technologybull Massage Therapybull OccupationalPhysiotherapists Assistants
Admission Requirements
Completion of a minimum two-year diploma in Health Care or related area from a recognized program and institution
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)ndash Kamloops campus (limited enrolment)
ndash Williams Lake campus (Years 1 and 2 only limited enrolment)
The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) program is a 4-year degree program (plus practicum placements) Upon completion graduates are eligible to write the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) and apply for registration with the College of Registered Nurses of British Columbia (CRNBC) to practice as a Registered Nurse (RN)
The BScN program educates students to be competent nurses to work with individuals families groups or communities from a health promotion perspective and an ethic of caring Practice experiences occur in acute care extended care and intermediate care hospitals and other community health agencies and homes with options for local regional provincial national and international practicums
Admission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 or equivalent rsaquo BC Chemistry 11 or TRU
Chemistry 0500 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo BC Biology 12 or TRU Biology 0600 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo One other BC Science at the grade 11 or 12 level C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Foundation of Math 12 or Pre-Calculus12 or TRU MATH 0600 and MATH 0610 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo English 12 or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
Practical Nursing Diplomandash Williams Lake campus
The provincial practical nursing education diploma program is a 2-year program designed to provide learners with the knowledge skills judgments and attitudes to perform to the full range of competencies as identified by the College of Licensed Practical Nurses of British Columbia (CLPNBC) The aim of the program is to prepare graduates to care for individuals and families at multiple life stages and in a variety of practice settings Upon successful completion of the program you will be eligible to write the Canadian Practical Nurse Registration Exam (CPNRE) required for licensure in BC
Admission Requirements
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalent rsaquo English 12English 12 First Nations
or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Math 11 Foundations with a C minimum grade
rsaquo Human Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nurses with a C+ minimum grade
Students have two options to meet this prerequisite
1 PNUR 1300 Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nursing OR TRU-Open Learning - HLTH 1121 Foundation Human Anatomy-Physiology for Heath Promotion
2 BIOL 1590 and BIOL 1690 Human Anatomy and Physiology OR TRU-Open Learning - BIOL 1593 and BIOL 1693 with a C minimum grade
Option 2 is recommended for students who are looking to ladder into the BScN program
Faculty of Science
School of Nursing gt trucanursing
34 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Arts
The Faculty of Arts offers exceptional opportunities for students inside and outside of the classroom to explore ideas engage communities and encounter the world
Police and Justice DiplomaThe Police and Justice Diploma prepares students for careers in Canadian policing and justice including sheriffs corrections parole and private security The program prepares graduates to have the necessary skills and knowledge required for a justice-related career Graduates may further their studies in the Bachelor of Arts Major in Criminology at TRU
Bachelor of Arts (BA)The Bachelor of Art degree is an excellent way to begin the experience of university for students who want to explore their options The BA offers a broad liberal arts education that combines a concentration in at least one discipline while ensuring a wide selection of courses as well as opportunities to incorporate other learning experiences such as Study Abroad and Co-operative Education
Associate of Arts Degree (AA)The associate arts degree is a 2-year program designed to provide an educational experience that lays a solid foundation for further study Students are required to complete a broad range of course offerings balanced with in-depth study in science
Bachelor of General Studies (BGS) (Online Only)This degree program provides a flexible structure that allows students to create their own program with as much or as little subject specialization as they want
Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS)BIS is a unique two-year program that students may enter after two years of university study or a two-year post-secondary diploma It allows students to create a customized program of study in their third and fourth years or to create new career options by completing their undergraduate degrees
Bachelor of Journalism (BJour)Students may enter this program directly from high school or after completing two years of study in the liberal arts This degree is career-oriented aimed at preparing students to become communication specialists for employment with community and daily newspapers magazines government agencies corporations and non-profit and advocacy organizations
Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA)The Fine Arts degree is a four-year program that allows students an education in the visual arts within a university context Studio courses such as Ceramics Drawing Photography Printmaking Sculpture Painting and interdisciplinary combinations of these media will be studied alongside academic disciplines ranging from Art History to English and Philosophy Gallery Studies such as Gallery Management and Curating are also available at the upper-level
What can I study in Arts at TRUMajors amp Minorsbull Communicationsbull Criminologybull Economicsbull Economic and Political Studiesbull Englishbull Geographybull Historybull Interdisciplinary Studiesbull Journalismbull Mathematicsbull Philosophybull Psychologybull Sociologybull Theatre Artsbull Visual Arts
Other Minors and Specializationsbull Anthropologybull Archaeology amp Geologybull Canadian Studiesbull Creative Writingbull Environmental Economics amp
Sustainable Developmentbull Managementbull Political Studies
Degreesbull Bachelor of Artsbull Bachelor of Fine Artsbull Bachelor of Interdisciplinary
Studiesbull Bachelor of Journalism
Diplomasbull Diploma in General Studiesbull Associate of Artsbull Fine Artsbull Police and Justicebull Visual Arts
Certificatesbull Aboriginal Studiesbull Literary and Art Historybull Modern Languagesbull Visual Arts Studio
International Opportunitiesbull AnthropologymdashEastern Europe
amp Philippinesbull Management amp Communicationmdash
Germanybull Leadership in Global Competency
Environmental Sustainability Social Media AdvantagemdashGermany
bull Geography amp JapanesemdashJapan
Co-op internship available
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International Program Guide Study Options | 35
Faculty of Human Social and Educational Development
Master of Education (MEd)The Master of Education program with a concentration in Educational Leadership offers thesis final project or capstone course options Designed for the working professional involved in education and for students who wish to assume positions as educational leaders and researchers or who work in education health care private industry and government
Education Requirement
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent with a minimum B average (GPA of 30 on a scale of 433) in the last 60 credits or completion of TRUrsquos Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies
Language Requirement
bull Completion of undergraduate degree at an English language university in a country where English is the primary language or
bull IELTS score of 65 (all bands) orbull A minimum TOEFL score of 88 with no
section below 20 (IBT) orbull Completion of TRU ESL level 5
Documentation Required
bull TRU Master of Education applicationbull A personal resumeacutebull A letter of intentbull Two letters of referencebull Official transcripts of all
post-secondary education
Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)The Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies (GCES) is designed to help develop the English language and academic skills to successfully meet the MEd entry requirements
The GCES is considered a standalone graduate certificate that completes qualifications for admission into TRUrsquos MEd program Students will be required to successfully complete three graduate level courses and students who require English upgrading will need to also successfully complete TRUrsquos ESL program before entering the MEd program Note Credits received in GCES do not transfer to the TRU MEd program
Bachelor of Education (BEd)The Bachelor of Education (Elementary) degree program is a two-year program which prepares students to teach in elementary schools Graduates obtain their professional teaching certificate from the Ministry of Education Teacher Regulation Branch (TRB) which qualifies the graduate to teach kindergarten to grade 12 in BC public schools Graduates can also teach in any province or territory in Canada and in many other countries
Admission Requirements
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent normally in Arts Fine Arts Mathematics Science Music or Physical Education
Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)The Bachelor of Social Work program prepares competent generalist practitioners to provide service and leadership within regional national and global contexts to achieve social justice respect for diversity and social change Employment opportunities exist in a wide variety of government and voluntary organizations such as family and childrenrsquos services child welfare mental health services hospitals womenrsquos services crisis services corrections and Aboriginal social services
Human Service DiplomaThe Human Service Diploma prepares students for careers with government or non-profit agencies that provide support and assistance to individuals coping with economic disadvantage mental health issues developmental gender and diversity issues as well as challenges such as addiction family change and involvement with the justice system
Early Childhood Education Diploma (ECE)The ECE program provides excellent learning techniques so that students can acquire the necessary knowledge and skills to become effective educators of young children Early Childhood Education is a rapidly expanding field Completion of the ECE Diploma satisfies the requirements of the Community Care Facilities Branch (CCFB) of the BC Government for a License to Practice as an Early Childhood Educator in British Columbia
Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) CertificateThe TESL Certificate is designed to provide a comprehensive course of study to prepare students to work in the ESL field nationally and internationally This one-semester program requires a previous university degree for admission It includes 195 instructional hours including a teaching practicum Upon completion students receive a TESL certificate from TRU Graduates may also apply for a second certificate from TESL Canada The components of the program introduce students to the core topics of pedagogical grammar curriculum design and instructional methodology and cross cultural studies as well as to a variety of teaching modules such as Pronunciation Skills Assessment and Evaluation and Second Language Acquisition
Program highlights
bull Accredited by TESL Canada bull Includes a supervised practicum to gain
hands-on guided classroom experiencebull Small class sizes (maximum 20 students) bull Abundant work opportunities in Canada
and around the world
What can I study in Human Social and Educational Development
Graduate
rsaquo Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)
rsaquo Master of Education Leadership
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Education (Elementary)bull Bachelor of Education
(Physical Education)bull Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)
Diploma
bull Early Childhood Educationbull Human Service Diploma
Certificate
bull Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) Post-Baccalaureate Certificate
Co-op internship available
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36 | International Program Guide Study Options
School of Trades and TechnologyTRUrsquos School of Trades and Technology has many trades training programs that result in provincial Industrial Training Authority or Red Seal Certification The instructors at TRU are some of the best in BC Canada and beyond As the economy struggles there is no better time to complete your trades training so that you will be ahead of the curve and ready when the economy turns around
What can I study in Trades and Technology at TRU
bull Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (online only)
bull Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)
bull Diploma in Water Treatment Technology
Foundation and Apprenticeship Training
bull Automotive Service Technicianbull Carpenterbull Commercial Transport Vehicle Mechanic
Technicianbull Electricianbull Heavy Duty Mechanicbull Gasfittingbull InboardOutboard Mechanicbull Plumbingbull Welding
Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)The BTTM degree program provides technologists with the knowledge and skills necessary to become effective project leaders supervisors and managers in organizations within a changing business and technical environment
Admission Requirements
A two or three-year diploma in technology or equivalent
Students who complete the two-year Water Treatment Technology Program or the three-year Architectural and Engineering Technology program (ARET) can ladder into the BTTM
Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (BTTTL) (Online Only)
This new program the only one of its kind in Canada builds upon the candidatersquos trades or technology qualifications It is aimed at allowing certified tradespeople and technologists to gain the business and leadership knowledge needed for management and other advanced positions
WATER amp WASTEWATER PROGRAMSWater sustains life Now you can help sustain our precious water supplies Gain job-ready skills to protect drinking water quality safeguard water resources and ensure the sustainability of the water supplies that are crucial to public health and the environment Canada and the World are facing shortages of educated and trained water and wastewater operatorsmdashyoursquoll be in demand upon graduation
Certificate in Water amp Wastewater UtilitiesThe Certificate is an entry-level training and education program in the operation and maintenance of Water and Wastewater Treatment Distribution and Collection systems The Certificate requirements are a successful completion of 12 courses 6 per term total of 36 credits to graduate This program ladders into the Water Treatment Technology Diploma Program
Schedule Term 1 August 17 to December 18 2015 Term 2 January 4 to May 09 2016
Water amp Wastewater Technology DiplomaTRU Water and Wastewater Diploma is a two-year four semester program
The diploma prepares students to operate and maintain water and wastewater treatment distribution re-use and disposal facilities as well as how to monitor source water quality This program is designed to educate students in chemistry microbiology mathematics mechanical and electrical systems instrumentation and treatment technologies as they are applied in the water industry Students will also study environmental law occupational health and safety communications and utility management
During the hands-on practical trainingmdashstudents will be trained in the operation maintenance troubleshooting of water systems at the state-of-the-art Kamloops Centre for Water Quality
Students can choose to exit the program after completion of the first year of studies with a Certificate in Water and Wastewater Utilities or complete the entire Diploma This program also ladders into the Bachelors of Technology the Bachelor of
Trades and Technology Leadership or the Bachelor of General Studies at TRU
Admission Requirement
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalentbull Math 11 Foundations or MATH 0410
and 0520 or equivalentbull Chemistry 11 and Biology 11 are
recommendedbull Meet TRUrsquos minimum English
language requirements
For further information please contact Satwinder Paul Program Coordinator spaultruca
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A When to ApplyPlease note the following application deadlines Late applications will be considered if space is availableWinter January semester
Application deadline October 15Summer May semester
Application deadline February 15Fall September semester
Application deadline May 31
B How to Apply1 Application
Complete all information on the application form For faster processing complete application online at truworldca
2 Program Selection Mark your program choices clearly
3 Transcripts With this application submit official transcripts (or certified copies) of your secondary school grades and any post-secondary institutions you have attended Transcripts must be officially translated into English You may scan and email or fax the transcripts for faster processing but originals must be presented on arrival to TRU Otherwise you will not be allowed to register for courses at TRU
4 Application Fee A non-refundable application fee of CDN$100 must accompany your application
5 Send Send your completed application form school transcripts and application fee to International Admissions at iapplytruca
C Next Steps1 Processing
Your application will be processed within five working days
2 Pre-Acceptance TRU will send a pre-acceptance letter indicating(a) the program to which you
have been accepted and (b) any conditions of your acceptance
3 Submit You should submit the required fees for your first semester of study (as outlined in your pre-acceptance letter)
4 Final Acceptance Upon receiving payment of tuition and general fees TRU will send an official letter of acceptance
5 Housing Either make arrangements with the accommodation directly or used the TRU World service to secure your room Students must pay a C$150 accommodation application fee when using the service with TRU World
6 Student VISA Use your official TRU letter of acceptance to apply to the nearest Canadian Embassy or Consulate for a student visa
7 Airport Pickup Note Airport pick up only available at the Kamloops airport Additional charges may apply
D Paymentbull Fees may be paid by credit card (Visa
Mastercard American Express) bank draft or bank transfer You can also make payments through our online secure payment facility at truworldca
bull If paying by bank draft bank wire transfer or money order copy of the financial document must be attached
bull Please make your bank draft or money order payable to Thompson Rivers University
bull Bank transfer details Thompson Rivers University Acct 1105-935 Transit 07200 Swift Code BOFMCAM2 Bank of Montreal (BMO) 101Fndash1180 Columbia Street West Kamloops BC Canada V2C 6R6
Send a copy of the wire transfer receipt to iapplytruca
E Send Applications toInternational Admissions Thompson Rivers University 900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8
Tel +12508285252 Fax +12503715513
Email iapplytruca
TRU Refund PolicyStudents should familiarize themselves with TRUrsquos refund policy prior to submitting payment for their studies
International students who
(a) Withdraw prior to the start of instruction will receive a 50 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced the balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(b) Withdraw in the first or second week of instruction will receive a 25 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced The balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(c) Withdraw after the second week of instruction will receive no refund of tuition A forfeit of the semester tuition and general fees will be implemented if we are not advised of a request for refund or deferral
(d) Withdraw due to a failure to obtain a student permit prior to arrival at TRU will be entitled to a full refund of tuition and general fees invoiced less a CDN$200 administration fee Students must notify TRU in writing and provide documentation prior to the start of the semester (the original letter from the Canadian Embassy stating the reasons the visa was denied is requiredmdashno photocopies scans or faxes are accepted) Total non-refundable including application fee of CDN$100 is CDN$300
(e) New students who wish to defer the start of their first semester of study to a future semester may do so only twice and up to a maximum of one calendar year (ie a student accepted to the fall semester may defer until the next fall semester but not beyond) Continuing students who wish to defer their admission must do so before the beginning of the semester Once the deferral has expired students will need to reapply if they wish to recommence studies at a later date Deferral must be requested in writing and sent to iapplytruca prior to the start of the semester Once instruction begins policies (b) and (c) above apply
(f ) Withdrawal for Medical ReasonsmdashApart from the policy outlined for international students there is no provision for a medical refund outside this policy For continuing students who are required to withdraw for medical reasons we encourage the student to visit their Academic Advisor and fill in a ldquoComplete Program Withdraw Formrdquo This allows the student to withdraw from a course or program without obtaining a ldquoDNC (Did Not Complete)rdquo on their academic record
Application Instructions
Online Interactive Brochure wwwi-studentglobalcomtru
Thompson Rivers University900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8T +12508285252 bull F +12503715513Inquiries welcometruca bull Applications iapplytruca
truworldca
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10 | International Program Guide Campus Life
International Training CentreFor over 25 years Thompson Rivers University has been delivering customized training programs of the highest calibre and the professional development we provide to educators (from kindergarten to post-secondary levels) has
earned us world-wide recognition Our intensive short-term programs are strategically balanced to maximize every opportunity for instruction while allowing participants enough time to gain an appreciation of Canadian culture and participate in carefully selected activities The result is a rich and rewarding experience that will last a life time
Summer Language and Cultural ImmersionOur three and four-week open-registration programs provide students with a learner-centred environment that enables them to acquire English through listening speaking and active participation in a rich educational environment The program combines English-language training with cultural activities Participants stay with local families which provides a full immersion experience
Programs include the following
bull Homestay accommodations (meals included)bull Pick up and drop off at Kamloops Airportbull Orientation to TRUrsquos campus and the city of Kamloopsbull Free wireless internet on campusbull Support of instructors in the classroom and during activitiesbull Costs of all scheduled cultural and recreational activities
Customized ProgramsTRU develops many customized technical training programs in areas such as health trades and technology and tourism to name a few TRU has particular strengths in specialized English as a Second Language (ESL) training ESL study tours ESL for specifi c purposes such as ESLBusiness ESLTourism and ESLNursing
Not only can program content be customized but so can many other program attributes such as location of delivery(TRU campus or clients home country) guest speakers accommodations and educationalcultural activities
Programs include the following
bull Customized instruction delivered in Canadaandor in the clientrsquos home country
bull Cultural benefi ts such as guest speakerssite visits and community placements
bull Recreational activities such as golf fi shing hikinghorseback riding and skiing
bull Choice of homestay or dormitory accommodationbull A complete range of support services including
support in the participantrsquos native language
Professional Development for Teachers of English as a Foreign LanguageThis program provides participants with the knowledge and skills they need to excel in their fi eld Program content can be adapted for elementary middle school high school and post-secondary applications In addition length of programs can be customized from two to eight weeks or longer depending on the requirements of the client
Professional Development for Teachers of English as a Foreign Language is comprised of four modules Instructional Methodology Instructional Techniques English for Educators and Cultural Studies
Executive Leadership Training for PrincipalsThis customized program for principals and vice-principals focuses on skills development in educational leadership through training and professional placements The program addresses curriculum development external relations innovative delivery methods human resource issues and planning
Other Language and Culture Programsbull Winter 4-Week Language and Culture Embrace a Canadian
winter while experiencing many parts of culture such as a hockey game tubing skiingsnowboarding and curling
bull Wild Wild West Experience the life of a cowboy while developing your English skills Highlights include visiting a working ranch where you can ride a horse learn to lasso go on a hay ride visit a cowboy museum and listen to cowboys tell campfi re stories Included is a trip to historic Barkerville a fully restored Gold Rush town from the 1800s
bull Business English and Golf for Professionals Kamloops has 13 award-winning golf courses and was voted ldquoNumber One Golf Destination in Canadardquo Personalized golf lessons will be provided
bull ESL and SkiingSnowboarding Increase your English profi ciency while developing skiingsnowboarding skills in a world-class destination at Sun Peaks Resort
For more information please see ITCrsquos Program Guide truworldcaitc
International Program Guide Campus Life | 11
Transnational Programs Transnational programs allow students in partner institutions to partiallymdashor in some cases totallymdashcomplete TRU program requirements at their home institutions Students often transfer to TRU to complete their studies at the conclusion of which they can earn the appropriate degree or diploma awarded by TRU Currently TRU has more than 40 partner institutions in countries such as China Colombia India Korea Mexico New Zealand Turkey United Arab Emirates USA and Vietnam
Study a TRU programat a partner institution(Accreditation Program)
There are more than 1300 students enrolled in TRU programs delivered at partner institutions Current programming areas include Business and Computing Science All of these programs are based on an accreditation model where TRU works with partner institutions to deliver TRU programs in the partnersrsquo home countries
Transfer credits towards a degree at TRU(Articulation Program)
Articulation agreements allow students from partner institutions to seamlessly transfer the credits earned at their home institutions into TRU programs Current programming areas include Arts Business Science Computing Science Tourism and Technology Management
Pathway towards a Canadianuniversity degree at TRU(Pathway Program)
TRU partners with high schools and English language schools These linkages create pathways for qualifi ed students to complete their preparatory studies and then transfer smoothly to university studies at TRU
Have a study abroad experience at TRU(Visiting Student Program)
This program provides students with a study abroad opportunity in Canada The program includes intensive English language courses andor university academic courses drawn from TRUrsquos existing suite of academic courses or TRU can develop a customized suite of courses to meet the needs of a cohort group in a specifi c program area All the courses in this program may be counted towards university credits at TRU partner institutions
For more information visittruworldcatransnational
TRU GRADUATION CEREMONY IN CHINA
SIGNING CEREMONY
TRU GRADUATION CEREMONY IN INDIA
GRADUATION CEREMONY AT TRU
12 | International Program Guide Campus Life
L to R Tracy Barth Lorna Hutchinson Ornella Falsetta Carol Ryujin-Kawa Jean Linteris and Leslie Matthews Not picturedL Jody Peddle
Back Amit Goel (Hindi Punjabi Urdu) Rika Kimura (Japanese) Sultan Almajil (Arabic) Reuben Onyango (Swahili) Tatyana Dikaryeva (Russian Ukrainian)
Front Staff en Liu-Calver (Mandarin) Eric Kim (Korean) and Teresa Wei (Mandarin)
Barb Smith Keisha Morong and Verlinda Wale
InternationalStudent ServicesInternational Admissions bull Six full-time offi cers for
international admissionsbull Application processing within one week
under normal circumstancesbull Personalized response to inquiries
and follow-up questionsbull Admissions advising on specifi c
program requirements
InternationalAcademic Advisingbull Four full-time international
academic advisorsbull Course planning before you
arrive on campusbull Individual advising and course planning
each semesterbull Monitoring of academic performance and
counselling supportbull Academic success guidance
and workshops
Susie My academic advisors were great in helping me plan my courses they really facilitated my career goals and interests to help me choose a program and major which best suited me
For more info emailapplications to iapplytrucaor Apply online atregtruworldcaorderformasp
InternationalStudent Advisorsbull Multilingual teambull Personal counselling and assistance on
all aspects of student life in Canada including housing visa application and settlement services
bull Orientation and welcome servicesincluding airport receptioncity tours and peer programs
International Program Guide Campus Life | 13
Research at TRUFinding Tiny Solutions to Huge ProblemsJonathan Van Hamme PhD Associate Professor Department of Biological Sciences
Dr Van Hamme and his team are developing microscopic clean up crews through bioremediationmdashthe use of microbes to break down pollutants By studying microbes with bioactive qualities on a genetic level and learning precisely what makes their taste for toxins tick this researcher is working to develop strategies to enhance their natural abilities to clean up environmental pollutants
Advancing the Battle Against Drug Resistant BacteriaKingsley Donkor PhD Associate Professor Department of Chemistry
One very promising area of research is into lantibioticsmdashsubstances that not only show remarkable effectiveness against many forms of bacteria but also have a promising ability to thwart the development of resistance Donkor is working to discover the precise way in which lantibiotics destroy bacterial cells so that he can use that knowledge to develop new and even more effective lantibiotic substances
Searching for SuperheroesNaowarat (Ann) Cheeptham PhD Associate Professor Department of Biological Sciences
TRU microbiologist Dr Naowarat (Ann) Cheeptham is going to extremes in her search for new sources of antibiotics to fight multi-drug-resistant bacteria Working with an expert cave explorer to collect microorganisms from some of Canadarsquos most remote extreme cave habitats she and her team of graduate and undergraduate researchers are testing hundreds of these tough adaptable bacteria for potential antibiotic superpowers
14 | International Program Guide Campus Life
TRU Moose Co-op students can receive academic credit for co-op work terms
Work Options forInternational StudentsInternational Students are eligible to work on- and off -campus while studying full-time and qualify for full-time work permitafter graduation
Work During Your Studiesbull Work up to 20 hours per week while studyingbull Work full-time during scheduled breaks
bull Opportunities on- and off -campus
Co-operative EducationCo-operative education combines academic studies with paid work experience Students alternate between terms of full-time study and full-time employment
Co-op Advantages
bull Get paid career-related work experience while studyingbull Earn academic credits and transcript distinctionbull Maximize job opportunities upon graduationbull Choose from co-ops in Kamloops and across Canadabull TRU Co-op offi ce prepares students for interviews and help to
fi nd job placements bull Choose to work between one and up to fi ve semesters
Average Co-op salary
Program Discipline Average Monthly Salary
BBA C$2400
Science C$2800
Electronics C$2700
IT C$3000
Sample Co-op schedule (based on working 5 co-op semesters)
Co-op requirements and fees
bull Co-op work term fee of C$1400 (Co-op fee waived for students who do not fi nd employment)
bull Student applies for Co-op after completion of fi rst yearbull GPA determines acceptancebull Must complete COOP 1000 course on resume writing and
nterviewing skills after accepted to Co-op programbull Enter work semester after completing 50 of academic programbull Under graduate programs only See pages 20-21 for eligible programs
Work After GraduationInternational students graduating from a Canadian post-secondary institution are eligible to remain in Canada to work Students completing a minimum two-year program of study may be eligible to work for up to three years
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Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5
September to
December
Academic Semester
1
Academic Semester
3
Academic Semester
5
Academic Semester
7
Co-opWork Term
5
January to April
Academic Semester
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Academic Semester 8
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16 | International Program Guide Campus Life
Student Housingamp AccommodationLive on campus as part of a vibrant active community of students at the TRU Residence (ldquoTRU Rezrdquo) or On Campus Housing (ldquoMcGillrdquo) Be minutes away from your classes campus amenities and the Tournament Capital Centre
TRU Student Residence The 11-storey TRU Rez has some of the best views in the city Each of the 570 private bedrooms include a desk chair double bed phone TV and lamp Floors are co-ed but two- and four-bedroom suites with shared kitchenette and washroom are either all female or all male
Applications are accepted on a fi rst-come fi rst-served basis First year students enrolled in a degree or diploma program are guaranteed a room for September if application is received before March
2 Bedroom Plan 4 Bedroom Plan
TRU
STUD
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TRU
STUD
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McGill On Campus HousingMcGill housing off ers 300 self-contained bedrooms in four-bedroom ldquoquadrdquo units in three buildings Each all-female or all-male quad contains a shared kitchenette washroom and common area with access to a central building for study and recreation Applications will be accepted on a fi rst-come fi rst-served basis
bull Rooms have private outside entrances some have city viewsbull Rooms include bed desk sink kitchen with microwave double burner hot
plate and fridgebull Central building has coin-operated laundry bike storage mail big screen
TV BBQ deck pool tables free wireless internet and study areabull Regular social activities plannedbull Fees include utilities (heat hot water electricity)bull Internet cable TV and phone hookups availablebull On-site management and 24 hourday securitybull Parking available for an extra feebull Two blocks to shopping grocery runs once a week
Off Campus Housinggt trucaserviceshousingoff campus
Homestay Live with a Canadian FamilyManaged by TRU World staff TRUrsquos homestay program off ers a great opportunity for students to experience Canadian culture and practice English by living with Canadian families or individuals More than 450 carefully selected Canadian homestay providers participate in this program
Homestay Advantages
bull A private furnished bedroombull Three meals per day and snacksbull Care and support of a Canadian familybull Share your culturebull Practice English in real life situations
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Facts About Canadabull Second largest country in the world
bull 35 million people
bull Ten provinces three territories
bull Top UN ranking
bull Multicultural 1 in 6 is a new immigrant
bull Officially bilingual (English and French) but over 200 languages spoken
bull Provinces are responsible for education
Facts About Kamloopsbull Modern safe and comfortable
city of almost 100000bull Vibrant cultural lifebull Over 200 lakes nearbybull Many golf coursesbull Spectacular natural settingbull Affordable cost of livingbull Wide range of outdoor city
and campus activitiesbull 35 hour drive or 45 minute flight
from Vancouverbull 45 minute drive to Sun Peaks Resort
one of North Americarsquos top-ranked ski and snowboard resorts where the Austrian National Ski Team practices Sun Peaks Named Top Two in Best Canadian Ski Destinations by Canadian Living Magazine
bull Exceptional climate
rsaquo 1 in Canada for beautiful summers rsaquo 2 for warmest spring rsaquo 2 for driest city climate rsaquo 2 for most sunny days
in warm months rsaquo 2040 hours of sunshine per year rsaquo Median high temperature 21degC
Facts About TRUbull Founded in 1970 TRU is a public
degree-granting universitybull Almost 13000 students on campus
during Fall and Winter semestersbull More than 1750 international students
from over 85 countriesbull 17000 distance studentsbull TRU is in the heart of Kamloops within
walking distance of everything you need
bull 11 Aboriginal students bull Average class sizemdash1st year
39 students 4th year 20 students bull U-PASS for students provides access
to the Kamloops transit system and free access to the on-campus Canada Games swimming pool
Bruce Excellent School Excellent Faculty
TRU Moose Kamloops is amazing for its ability to accommodate a variety of sports and activities From snowboarding to waterskiing you can try it all
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20 | International Program Guide Study Options
TRU Master Degrees and Graduate Studies Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
MBA Foundation amp Graduate Certifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) 24 8 months SeptJanMay
Master of Business Administration 24 1 year Sept
Graduate Certifcate in Education Studies (GCES) 35 4 months + ESL SeptMay
Master of Education Leadership 35 30 credits Sept
Master of Science Environmental Science 31 2 years SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Accounting 25 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Business Administration 25 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Finance 25 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Human Resource Management 25 51 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in International Business 25 54 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Marketing 26 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in New Venture Creation 26 51 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Supply Chain Management 26 60 credits SeptJanMay
Teaching English as a Second Language Certifi cate (TESL) 35 4 months SeptJanMay
TRU Undergraduate Degrees Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Bachelor of ArtsMajors Communications Economics English Geography History Interdisciplinary Studies Journalism Mathematics Philosophy Psychology Sociology Theatre Arts Visual Arts
34 4 years SeptJanMay C
Bachelor of Business AdministrationMajors Accounting Economics Finance Human Resource Management International Business Marketing New Venture Creation Information Technology
27 4 years SeptJanMay C
Double Degreebull Bachelor of Business Administration amp Bachelor of Computing Science
32 5 years SeptJanMay C
Bachelor of Computing Science 32 4 years SeptJan C
Bachelor of Education - Elementary 35 5 years Sept P
Bachelor of Fine Arts 34 4 years SeptJan
Bachelor of Heath Science 33 4 years SeptJan C
Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies 34 4 years SeptJan C
Bachelor of Journalism 34 4 years Sept P
Bachelor of Natural Resource Science 31 4 years Sept C
Bachelor of ScienceMajors Animal Biology Chemistry Chemical Biology Cellular Molecular amp Microbial Biology Ecology amp Environmental Biology Environmental Chemistry Computing Science Mathematics Mathematical Sciences Physics Statistics
31 4 years SeptJanMay C
Bachelor of Science in Nursing 33 4 years Sept P
Bachelor of Social Work 35 4 years Sept P
Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management 36 4 years SeptJan
Bachelor of Tourism Management 28 4 years SeptJanMay C
Engineering ndash First amp Second Year Transfer 32 1ndash2 years Sept C
Forestry ndash First amp Second Year Transfer 31 1ndash2 years Sept
Complete Program Listing for International StudentsSTUDY OPTIONS
20 | International Program Guide
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TRU Diploma Programs Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Accounting Technician 2 years Sept
Adventure Guide 30 2 years Sept C
Adventure Management 30 2 years Sept C
Architectural amp Engineering Technology 32 3 years Sept
Associate of Arts 34 2 years SeptJanMay
Associate of Science 2 years SeptJanMay
Computer Information Systems Technology 32 2 years SeptJan C
Early Childhood Education 35 2 years Sept
Events amp Conventions Management 28 2 years Sept
Management 2 years Sept C
Practical Nursing (Williams Lake campus only) 33 2 years TBD P
Police amp Justice 34 2 years Sept
Resort amp Hotel Management 28 2 years Sept P
Respiratory Therapy 33 3 years Sept P
Sports Event Management 28 2 years Sept P
Tourism Management 28 2 years SeptJanMay P
Visual Arts 2 years Sept
Water amp Wastewater Technology 36 2 Years Sept
January intake may be available but course sequencing would prevent completion in 4 semesters
TRU Certifi cate Programs Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Aboriginal Tourism 1 year Sept
Adventure Sports 30 1 year Sept
Culinary Arts 30 16 months JanAug
English as a Second or Additional Language (ESALESL) 22 1ndash25 years SeptJanMay
Literary amp Art History 1 year SeptJan
Modern Languages 1 year SeptJan
Visual Arts Studio 1 year SeptJan
Water amp Wastewater Utilities 1 year August
TRU University Prep amp Student Development Length Intakes Co-op (C)Practicum (P)
Adult Basic Education amp BC Adult Graduation Diploma NA JanMaySept
English as a Second Language NA JanMaySept
University Preparation Courses NA JanMaySept
Note All course and admission information subject to change
trucacalendar
STUDY OPTIONS
International Program Guide | 21
22 | International Program Guide Study Options
English Language Programs
The TRU Advantagebull English Placement Test (EPT) available upon arrivalbull IELTS and TOEFL scores acceptedbull Academic ESL designed to help prepare for university contextbull Can combine ESL and Academic courses for credit in levels 4 and 5bull 20 hours of classroom instruction per week plus language labs
and activitiesbull Access to International Student Activity Program (ISAP)
Each of the fi ve levels of TRUrsquos ESL Program take one semesterto complete
Students with no offi cial test score will take an English Placement Test (EPT) upon arrival at TRU and will be placed in the appropriate level of English language study as indicated in the chart below
If a student has an offi cial test score they may choose to enter ESL or academic courses without taking the TRU English Placement Test See chart to the right
Note In order to guarantee registration for the courses you want please submit your English test scores one month before arriving at TRU
Admission RequirementsEnglish Profi ciency
bull Completion of the TRU ESL Program allows direct entry to academic study
bull TRU accepts test scores for the following English profi ciency exams TOEFL IELTS MELAB CanTEST
bull The Cambridge CAE (Certifi cate in Advanced English) and CPE (Certifi cate of Profi ciency in English) will also be considered for direct entry into academic programs
Academic Requirements
bull Secondary school completion (high school graduation)
bull Other requirements vary by program please consult International Admissions for detailed requirements for specifi c programs at iapplytruca
Minimum Age Students must be at least 17 years oldSee inside back cover for application instructions
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Direct entry into Academic Study
Academic Study requirementsIELTS 65+ with no bands below 60TOEFL iBT 88+ with no section below 20TOEFL PBT 570+ TWE 45+MELAB 81+CanTEST 45+ with no component score below 40CAEL Overall 70+ no subtest below 60TRU Level 5 completion
Direct entry to Level 5 ESL
2 ESL Courses + 3 Academic Courses Level 5 completion = Direct Entry to Academic StudyLevel 5 Entry requirements
IELTS 60+ with no band below 55TOEFL iBT 80+TOEFL PBT 550 - 569 TWE 40+MELAB 77+CanTEST 40+ with no component score below 40CAEL Overall 60+ no subtest below 50TRU Level 4
Direct entry to Level 4 ESL
4 ESL Courses + 1 Academic Course Level 4 completion = Direct Entry to Level 5 ESLLevel 4 Entry requirements
IELTS 55+ with no band below 50TOEFL iBT 71+TOEFL PBT 530 - 549MELAB 74+CanTEST 40+ with no component score below 35CAEL Overall 50+ no subtest below 40TRU ESL level 3
Direct entry to Level 3 ESL
5 ESL CoursesLevel 3 completion = Direct entry to Level 4 ESL + ESL Intermediate Certifi cate awardLevel 3 Entry requirements
IELTS 50+TOEFL iBT 61+TOEFL PBT 500 - 529MELAB 69+CanTEST 35+CAEL Overall 40+TRU ESL level 2
Direct entry to Level 2 ESL
Level 2 ESL 5 ESL CoursesLevel 2 completion = Direct entry to level 3 ESL + ESL Foundations Certifi cate awardLevel 2 Entry requirements
TRU English Placement Test is required for entry
Direct entry to Level 1 ESL
5 ESL CoursesLevel 1 completion = Direct entry to level 2 ESLTRU English Placement Test requiredSuggested Entry requirement TOEFL iBT 20
TOEFL Exam FormatsTOEFL iBT = Internet-Based TestTOEFL PBT = Paper Based Test
TRU is a leader in ESL education for university and college students Our ESL program is designed to provide specifi c and appropriate language training for students who plan to proceed to post-secondary study focusing on English for academic purposes Our students come from around the world and we look forward to meeting you
ESL Bridging Certifi cates
Each requires completion of Level 4 one ESL electiveand two specifi c academic courses
bull English and Sciencesbull English and Liberal Arts
bull English and Fine Artsbull English and Business
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International Baccalaureate (IB)The IB diploma is accepted for admission to TRU Transfer credit will be granted for higher level courses completed with a score of 5 or higher Students have the option to decline the transfer credit if they wish to complete the course(s) at the University
To transfer credits to Arts Business or Science you must have
1 Official IB transcript2 HL courses only3 Grade of 5 6 or 7For a complete list of the IB transfer credits please go to trucaadmissionshs-studentsib
Official transcripts must be sent to the Admissions Office directly from the testing centre Transcripts can be requested from
International Baccalaureate New York Attn Transcripts 475 Riverside Drive Suite 240 New York NY 10115 Phone 2126964464
Advanced Placement (AP) Exams through the College BoardAP exams will be accepted for admission to TRU Transfer credit is granted for approved subjects passed with a grade of a subject grade of 4 or higher Official transcripts must be provided from the College Board Students may choose to repeat a course at TRU by forfeiting the credit To transfer credits you must have
bull Official AP transcriptbull Grade of 4 or 5For more information on transfer credit to arts science or business programs at TRU visit trucaadmissionshs-studentsstandingcb
General Certificate of Educational Studies (GCE)Students completing their GCE will be considered for admission on a combination of factors For admission to TRU you will need
bull A minimum of two Advanced (A) level courses and two Advanced Subsidiary (AS) level courses or
bull A minimum of two A-level courses and three Ordinary (O) level subjects
bull Completion of O-levels (University Preparation courses will need to be completed at TRU)
GCE Advanced Level (A-Level Exams) transfer creditTransfer credit is granted for approved A-level courses passed with a grade of an A or B Official transcripts must be provided to receive transfer credit (Check the BC Transfer Guide to see the specific TRU credit for the identified AP and IB courses) Students may choose to repeat a course at TRU by forfeiting the credit To transfer credits you must have
1 Official GCE transcript2 A-Level courses only3 Grade of A or BFor more information on transfer credit to arts science or business programs at TRU visit trucaadmissionshs-studentsstandingalevel
DAADTRU will accept the DAAD language test with a minimum B2 level as proof of meeting the English Language requirement for Visiting International Students only Students will be required to take the English Placement Test on arrival only as guidance for counselors in the event students may need more English language support
General Education Development (GED) TestThe GED is accepted high school equivalent for admission to TRU under the following conditions
bull Must be 17 years of agebull Will need IELTS scorebull Will need to take Accuplacer Math
assessment at TRU
Transfer CreditTRU will accept college and university transfer credit Official transcripts and detailed course outlines must be provided to receive transfer credit
bull Transfer credit assessment is done once the student has been admitted to TRU and submitted official transcripts and course outlines
bull A maximum of 50 of any program will be recognized outside of TRU
bull International Admissions will assess a studentrsquos formal learning from other accredited post-secondary institutions
bull TRU will give transfer credit whenever possible total will differ depending on program
International Accreditations and Transfer Credit
RECOGNIZING FUTURE GLOBAL LEADERSThe TRU Global Competency Certificate allows students to earn formal recognition for their intercultural and international experiencesmdashfrom Study Abroad to learning a second language to volunteer work
Global Competency is a credential that can be earned in tandem with any credit programmdashundergraduate or graduatemdashoffered by Thompson Rivers University
The program uses a portfolio approach that allows each student to track a number of different educational and personal experiences
How Do I Earn ItTo earn this credential a student must
1 Attend an Orientation session2 Sign up for GLBL1000 3 Earn and compile points4 Submit a portfolio to the Centre for
Student Engagement office OM1468
Global Competency
24 | International Program Guide Study Options
School of Business and EconomicsMaster of BusinessAdministration (MBA)The TRU MBA Advantage
The TRU MBA is designed to meet the needs of our students who can customize their learning experience with maximum fl exibility and unparalleled choice
bull One and two-year MBA programs bull Three program completion options
Graduate Project Graduate Thesis and Course-Based completion options
bull TRUrsquos MBA program does notrequire a GMAT score or have a minimum professional workexperience requirement
Entrance Requirements
1 Education 3 or 4-year undergraduate degree with a minimum B average (GPA of 30 on a scale of 400 or equivalent) in the last 60 credits
2 Language rsaquo Completion of undergraduate
degree at an English language university in a country where English is the primary language or
rsaquo IELTS score of 70 (all bands) or rsaquo A minimum TOEFL score of 100 with
no section below 20 (IBT) or rsaquo Completion of TRU ENGL 1100 and
CMNS 1290 with a B (GPA of 300)or higher
3 Quantitative and Computing Skills Quantitative skills include a strong background in algebra and statistics Computing skills include having a strong background in word processing presentation and spreadsheet software
One-Year Program
Graduates of a four-year BBA or Bachelor of Commerce degrees may be eligible for direct admission to the 12-month MBA Level The MBA program consists of eight core courses plus a choice of one of three completion options
Two-Year Program
Students from other undergraduate fi elds may be eligible for the two-year MBA program which provides students witha solid foundation in business administration plus the strategic management skills required to succeed in the global business environment
MBA Foundation amp GraduateCertifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) program
The two-year MBA begins with the Graduate Certifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) program which consists of 6 courses (2 semesters) of Foundation courses in the major subject areas of Business Administration The GCBA off ers a pathway to the 12-month MBA program for students with non-business-related undergraduate degrees and ensures they have the knowledge required to be successful in the MBA program Upon successful completion of the MBA Foundation courses with a minimumB grade proceed automatically to the MBA level which requires 3 semesters(12 months) to complete
All MBA students in year 2 complete eight core courses plus a choice of one of three completion options Course-Based Graduate Project or Graduate Thesis
The Course-Based option provides the opportunity to study four additional advanced management courses in areas such as Corporate Finance Marketing Decision Analysis Entrepreneurshipand Innovation
The Graduate Project option provides the opportunity to address an applied management issue or problem This option provides situational experience and allows the student to focus in a specifi c areaof management
The Graduate Thesis option provides the opportunity to prepare and defend a thesis further developing critical thinking skills as well as academic research skills
Graduates of our MBA program have successfully obtained positions in a variety of industries and sectors including major corporations government small- and medium-sized businesses and non-profi ts locally across Canada and around the world
Throughout the program TRUrsquos MBA Students are off ered opportunities for career development The Career Development Program provides workshops events guest speakers and activities designed to develop career readiness for MBA students and provide additional opportunities to achieve the learning goals and objectives of the program
For more information about MBA studies at TRU please visit our website at trucamba or email us at mbatruca
What can I studyin Business andEconomics at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Master of Business Administrationbull MBA Foundation amp Graduate
Certifi cate in Business Administration
bull Post-Baccalaureate Diplomas rsaquo Accounting rsaquo Business Administration rsaquo Finance rsaquo Human Resource Management rsaquo International Business rsaquo Marketing rsaquo New Venture Creation rsaquo Supply Chain Management
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Business Administration rsaquo Accounting rsaquo Economics rsaquo Environmental Economics amp
Sustainable Development (Minor)
rsaquo Finance rsaquo Financial Markets
amp Institutions (Minor) rsaquo Human Resource Management rsaquo Information Technology rsaquo International Business rsaquo Marketing rsaquo New Venture Creation rsaquo Supply Chain Management
bull Bachelor of BusinessAdministration and Computing Science double degree
bull Bachelor of CommercemdashTRU-OLbull Bachelor of Public
AdministrationmdashTRU-OL
Diplomas
bull Accounting Technicianbull Executive Assistantbull Management
Certifi cates
bull Administrative Assistantbull Management StudiesCo-op internship available
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School of Business and EconomicsPOST-BACCALAUREATEDIPLOMAS IN BUSINESSThe Post-Baccalaureate diplomas are valuable to international students who wish to come to Canada to learn English gain exposure to the culture and study in a compressed format Post-Baccalaureate diplomas normally take two years to complete on a full-time basis and are designed for students with a degree in a diff erent fi eld of study
Admission Requirements
bull Math 12 or MATH 0610 or MATH 1000 or equivalent (C+ or higher)
bull ENGL 1100 or equivalent with a C+or higher
bull A bachelor degreeStudents may commence their studies while they upgrade their mathematics and English
AccountingMATH 107 Mathematics for Business amp Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
ECON 1900 Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics orSTAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
ACCT 3200 Intermediate Financial Accounting 1
ACCT 3210 Intermediate Financial Accounting 2
ACCT 3220 Income Taxation 1
ACCT 3230 Income Taxation 2
ACCT 3250 Intermediate Management Accounting
FNCE 4110 Adv Financial Management for Accountants
ACCT 4200 Advanced Financial Accounting
ACCT 4230 Assurance
ACCT 4250 Advanced Management Accounting
MIST 4610 Strategic Management Information Systems
Business AdministrationMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business amp Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Mathematics with Applications 1
MNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
ECON 1900 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Principles of Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics orSTATS 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MNGT 4780 Strategic Management
One additional 30004000 business course
Note Business courses include those beginning with the ACCT BLAW MIST ENTR FNCE HRMN IBUS MKTG MNGT ORGB SCMN or BUSN acronyms
FinanceMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Mathematics with Applications 1
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics orMATH 1130 Enriched Calculus or MATH 1140 Calculus 1 or MATH 1150 Calculus for Biological Sciences
ECON 1900 Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 orSTAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
FNCE 3150 Investments 1
FNCE 3170 Investments 2
FNCE 3180 Risk Management and Financial Engineering
FNCE 4130 Advanced Financial Management
FNCE 4180 International Financial Management
At least fi ve ofBLAW 2910 Commercial Law
FNCE 3140 Financial Statement Analysis
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
FNCE 4120 Business Valuation and Restructuring
FNCE 4140 Personal Financial Management
FNCE 4160 Portfolio Management
FNCE 4190 Financial Institutions Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
Human ResourceManagementMNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
ORGB 3770 Teamwork in Organizations
ORGB 3810 Organizational Theory and Design
HRMN 3830 Human Resource Planning and Staffi ng
HRMN 3840 Employee and Labour Relations
BLAW 3920 Employment Law
HRMN 4830 Total Rewards
HRMN 4840 Organizational Learning Trainingand Development
ORGB 4870 Organizational Development and Change
HRMN 4890 Selected Topics in HR Management
International BusinessMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or
STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
MKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3510 International Business
IBUS 3520 Global Management
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
IBUS 4520 International Trade Finance
IBUS 4530 International Trade Law and Logistics
IBUS 4540 Global Entrepreneurship
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TRU Moose Donrsquot be surprised if people you donrsquot know smile and say ldquohirdquo Canadians are just that friendly
26 | International Program Guide Study Options
MarketingACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
MKTG 3470 Consumer Behaviour
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3510 International Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MKTG 4460 Marketing Strategy
At least seven ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
MKTG 4400 Professional Sales Management
MKTG 4410 Services Marking
MKTG 4420 Brand Management
MKTG 4430 Retail Management
MKTG 4440 Advanced Marketing Research
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
New Venture CreationMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics or MATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
MKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
ENTR 3720 All Business Finance
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
ENTR 4750 New Venture Creation
ENTR 4760 Small Business Management
Supply Chain ManagementMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business amp Economics or MATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics 2 or MATH 1130 Enriched Calculus or MATH 1140 Calculus 1 or
MATH 1150 Calculus for Biological Sciences
STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
SCMN 3330 Procurement Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MIST 3620 Web-Enabled Business
SCMN 4310 Operations Management
SCMN 4320 Logistics and Transportation
SCMN 4390 Selected Topics in Supply Chain Management
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
At least 2 ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
IBUS 3520 Global Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
School of Business and Economics gt trucamba gt trucabusiness
Accountingbull Treasury Manager bull Chief Financial Officer bull Budget Director bull Taxation Manager bull Management Consultant bull Tax Auditor bull International Accountant
Financebull Corporate Loans Officer bull Personal Financial Advisorbull Equity Analyst bull Portfolio Manager bull Chief Financial Officer bull Stock Broker bull Investment Dealer bull Treasury Manager
Human Resource Managementbull Director of Human Resourcesbull Training Officer bull Industrial Relations Officer bull Health and Safety Specialist bull Harassment Advisor bull Employee Benefits Officerbull Human Resources Manager
Information Technology bull Network Manager bull Systems Analyst bull Website Designer bull Computer Programmer bull Database Administrator
International Businessbull Export Sales Manager bull Foreign Trade Consultantbull Import and Export Specialist bull International Marketing Manager bull International Shipping Specialist
Marketingbull Brand Manager bull Advertising Account Executivebull District Sales Manager bull Market Researcher bull Sales Representative bull Public Relations Directorbull Promotions Manager
New Venture Creation bull Small Business Ownerbull Franchiseebull Loans Officerbull Venture Capitalistbull Small Business Consultant
Supply Chain Managementbull Process Engineerbull Supply Chain Analystbull Supply Chains Systems Managerbull InventoryPurchasing Managerbull Materials AnalystManagerbull Logistics Manager
Typical Job Titles
International Program Guide Study Options | 27
Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)The Bachelor of Business Administration degree is a four-year program
bull First and second years Foundation of business and non-business courses
bull Third and fourth years Students select majors and minors or concentrations
bull Current major and minor options Accounting Economics Finance New Venture Creation Human Resource Management International Business Marketing Information Technology (major only) and Public Relations (minor only)
First and Second Year Courses
bull 6 Humanities credits (English Philosophy Languages Fine Arts)
bull 6 Social Sciences credits (Anthropology Canadian Studies Economics Geography Political Studies Psychology Sociology)
Core CoursesThe following 72 credits (24 courses) are requiredACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
CMNS 1290 Introduction to Professional Writing
CMNS 3240 Business Communications
ECON 1900 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Principles of Macroeconomics
ECON 2320 Statistics for Business and Economics 1
ECON 2330 Statistics for Business and Economics 2
ECON 3040 Managerial Economics
ENGL 1100 Introduction to University Writing or ENGL 1110 Introduction to Prose Fiction or ENGL 1120 Introduction to Poetry or ENGL 1140 Introduction to Drama or ENGL 1210 Introduction to Drama and Poetry
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MNGT 4780 Strategic Management
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
PHIL 1110 Introduction to Critical Thinking
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
BBA MajorsAccountingACCT 3200 Intermediate Financial Accounting 1
ACCT 3210 Intermediate Financial Accounting 2
ACCT 3220 Income Taxation 1
ACCT 3230 Income Taxation 2
ACCT 3250 Intermediate Management Accounting
FNCE 4110 Advanced Financial Management for Accountants
ACCT 4200 Advanced Financial Accounting
ACCT 4230 Assurance
ACCT 4250 Advanced Management Accounting
MIST 4610 Strategic Management Information Systems
EconomicsThe Major in Economics requires 42 ECON credits of which 24 must be at the 3000 and 4000 level with a minimum of 6 at the 4000 level ECON 2900 and ECON 2950 are required and either ECON 3900 or ECON 3950 must be taken
FinanceFNCE 3150 Investments 1
FNCE 3170 Investments 2
FNCE 3180 Risk Management and Financial Engineering
FNCE 4130 Advanced Financial Management
FNCE 4180 International Financial Management
Plus at least three ofFNCE 3140 Financial Statement Analysis
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
FNCE 4120 Business Valuation and Restructuring
FNCE 4140 Personal Financial Management
FNCE 4160 Portfolio Management
FNCE 4190 Financial Institutions Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
General BBAStudents must complete at least 24 credits (normally 8 courses) of 300 or 400-level business or ECON courses in addition to the core requirements in 3rd and 4th year
Human Resource ManagementORGB 3810 Organizational Theory and Design
HRMN 3830 Human Resource Planning and Staffing
HRMN 3840 Employee and Labour Relations
BLAW 3920 Employment Law
HRMN 4830 Total Rewards
HRMN 4840 Organizational Learning Training and Development
ORGB 4870 Organizational Development and Change
HRMN 4890 Selected Topics in HR Management
International BusinessMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3520 Global Management
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
IBUS 4520 International Trade Finance
IBUS 4530 International Trade Law and Logistics
IBUS 4540 Global Entrepreneurship
MarketingMKTG 3470 Consumer Behaviour
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
MKTG 4460 Marketing Strategy
Plus at least five ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
MKTG 4400 Professional Sales Management
MKTG 4410 Services Marketing
MKTG 4420 Brand Management
MKTG 4430 Retail Management
MKTG 4440 Advanced Marketing Research
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
New Venture CreationACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
MKTG 3480 Market Research
ENTR 3720 Small Business Finance
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communicated
ENTR 4750 New Venture Creation
ENTR 4760 Small Business Management
School of Business and Economics gt trucamba gt trucabusiness
28 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism
TOURISM MANAGEMENTTourism Management faculty strive to deliver education experiences that blend theory with practice to ensure our graduates are confident in applying the knowledge they gain and management practicemdashboth essential for leaders of tomorrow
Bachelor of Tourism Management (BTM)This four-year degree provides a solid foundation for the management of tourism businesses The BTM is designed to give students the skill and confidence to develop their own tourism businesses and fill the growing need for managers in the tourism industry Course assignments introduce students to current management issues with local regional national and international tourism businesses and organizations
Students may enter in first year or may transfer from other programs Graduates of TRU tourism diplomas or other tourism or business-related diplomas may also ladder into the BTM
Bachelor of Tourism Management Double DegreeTake your 4th year in the Netherlands and get a double degree TRU has partnered with the best university of applied sciences in the Netherlands to offer a second credential effectively doubling your degree in a single year of study abroad Instruction at NHTV is in English fostering connections with your fellow students and with your Dutch counterparts who will complete the double degree at TRU in their fourth year
Tourism Management DiplomasEvents and Conventions ManagementSpecial events and conventions are being recognized as great income generators for a community and the fastest growing segment of the tourism industry Employment opportunities exist within corporations hotels resorts convention centres municipal convention and visitorsrsquo bureaus and destination management companies
Resort and Hotel ManagementThis two-year diploma program is designed to provide the theory and practical skills essential to begin a career in Resort and Hotel Management Courses in this diploma provide instruction in Hotel Operations Food and Beverage Management and Hospitality Administration
Sports Event ManagementIn this multi-faceted program you will learn about sports and business From managing a sporting company or organization directing a club sport facility or starting your own company this is your opportunity to practice and master the business skills and expertise to produce organize and manage sport events anywhere
Tourism ManagementThe Tourism Management diploma will provide the basic skills and training for careers in Venue Management Tourism Community Planning and Consulting Tourism Marketing Management and Small Tourism Business Management
What can I study in Tourism at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Post-Baccalaureate Diplomas rsaquo Adventure Studies rsaquo International
Tourism Development rsaquo Tourism
Destination Development rsaquo Tourism
Experience Development
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies ndash Adventure Concentration
bull Bachelor of Tourism Management
rsaquo Majorsbull Adventurebull Entrepreneurbull Management
rsaquo Minorbull Adventure Studiesbull International Adventure in
Tourism Developmentbull Entrepreneurshipbull Managementbull Marketingbull Environmental Economics
and Developmentbull Financebull Human Resourcesbull International Business
Diplomas
bull Adventure Guide bull Adventure Management bull Events amp Conventions Managementbull Resort amp Hotel Managementbull Sports Event Managementbull Tourism Management
Certificates
bull Aboriginal Tourismbull Adventure Sportsbull Canadian Mountain and Ski Guidebull Culinary Artsbull Retail Meat Processing
International Opportunities
bull Adventure Tourism field tripbull Study Abroad
Co-op internship available
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POSTndashBACCALAUREATE TOURISM MANAGEMENT DIPLOMASPost-baccalaureate diplomas aredesigned for those who already have an undergraduate degree
Students will acquire a strong foundation in international tourism development subjects including experiences marketing environmental issues community and cultural issues product developmentand innovation
Admission Requirements
bull Any undergraduate degreebull Math 12 or equivalent bull IELTS 65 no band less than 60 or TOEFL
88 no section less than 20
Adventure StudiesTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (24 credits)TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing and Customer Service
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
ADVG 3110 Adventure Activities (Note this course has an activity fee)
ADVG 3130 Adventure Operations
ADVG 4010 Business Applications for Eco and Adventure Tourism Management
ADVG 4020 Legal Liability and Risk Management for Eco and Adventure Businesses
ADVG 4220 The Culture of Adventure
SpecializationmdashRequired Course (6 credits)
Select a total of 6 credits within ADVG activity based courses (1000-2000 level) Examples include kayaking skiing rock climbing ocean surfi ng etc
SpecializationmdashOptions (9 credits)
Select 3 of the following optionsADVG 4030 Contemporary Perspectives in Eco
and Adventure
ADVG 4040 Programming Experiential Activities
ADVG 4070 Directed Studies in Adventure
ADVG 4210 Adventure and Sport Marketing
ADVG 4230 Consulting In Adventure
39 Total Credits
InternationalTourism DevelopmentTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (39 credits)TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing and Customer Service
TMGT 3010 Community and Cultural Issues in Tourism
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
TMGT 4010 Experience Creation and Product Development
ADVG 4100 Adventure Tourism Field Trip (International)(Note course has activity fees and travel costs associated with it)
SpecializationmdashRequired Course (18 credits)
ADVG 4050 International Adventure Tourism Business
ADVG 4090 Nature-based Community Development
TMGT 4160 Tourism in a Global Environment
TMGT 2610 Environmental issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
ADVG 4070 Directed Studies in Adventure
39 Total Credits
Tourism DestinationDevelopmentTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (21 credits)CMNS 1810 Business Professional and Academic
Composition (or ENGL 1100)
TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing amp Customer Service
TMGT 2610 Environmental Issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3000 Practicum in Tourism (120 hours)
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
Tourism Electivesmdash(15 credits)
One Lower Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Upper Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Culture amp Place Elective from TMGT 3010 4090 4100 4220 ADVG 4220
One Global Perspectives Elective from TMGT 4030 4040 4160 4981 ADVG 4050 4160
One Experience Design Elective from TMGT 4010 4050 4130 4170 4180 4210 ADVG 4040 4200
Specializationmdash(18 credits)
EVNT 2190 Destination Marketing Organizations
TMGT 3010 Community and Cultural Issues in Tourism
TMGT 3040 Land Use Management or
TMGT 4040 Tourism and Sustainable Development
TMGT 4120 Developing New Tourism Enterprises or
TMGT 4140 Tourism Strategy
Specialty ElectiveSelect 1 of the following
TMGT 2080 2090 4030 4050 ADVG 4090
TMGT 4020 Graduating Seminar
54 Total Credits
Tourism ExperienceManagementTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (21 credits)CMNS 1810 Business Professional and Academic
Composition (or ENGL 1100)
TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing amp Customer Service
TMGT 2610 Environmental Issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3000 Practicum in Tourism (120 hours)
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
Tourism Electivesmdash(15 credits)
One Lower Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Upper Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Culture amp Place Elective from TMGT 3010 4090 4100 4220 ADVG 4220
One Global Perspectives Elective from TMGT 4030 4040 4160 4981 ADVG 4050 4160
One Experience Design Elective from TMGT 4010 4050 4130 4170 4180 4210 ADVG 4040 4200
Specializationmdash(18 credits)
Select 5 of the following optionsADVG 4040 Programming Experiential Activities
ADVG 4160 Community Capacity Building
TMGT 4010 Experience Creation and Product Development
TMGT 4050 Event Tourism
TMGT 4090 The Culture of Events
TMGT 4100 The Social Side of Tourism
TMGT 4130 Tourist Behaviour
TMGT 4170 Information Technology in Tourism
TMGT 4180 Managing the Tourist Experience
TMGT 4210 Casino Operations Management
54 Total Credits
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Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism gt trucatourism
We off er the fi nest and most extensive Adventure Studies training in the world We create exceptional educational experiences to foster studentsrsquo physical mental and emotional development so as to be of service to the global commercial adventure industry
Programs of StudyThe Adventure Studies department now off ers eight diverse programs of study Each program enables students to obtain the knowledge and qualifi cations required for employment and careers in the eco and adventure tourism industry Many opportunities for career and adventure pursuits exist for TRU graduates
bull adventure specialist bull avalanche technician bull college instruction bull environmental studies bull government consultingbull guiding bull international development bull photo journalism bull tourism marketingbull travel writing
Adventure Studies in the Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS) is a unique program that allows students to design their own curriculum customized to their specifi c interests and goals The BIS is intended as a two-year add-on (60 credits) to any 60 credits of lower level credits a student brings into the program
Adventure Studies in Bachelor of Tourism Management is a unique combination of theory and practice both local and abroad that produces competent graduates who quickly apply their skills to their careers as consultants to businesses organizations communities government tourism and tourism industry professionals
The Adventure Guide Diploma is the best known guide training program that attracts worldwide scrutiny and sets the standard for training whitewater ocean climbing and ski guides in Canada
The Adventure Management Diploma provides students with a broad background and understanding of the management of adventure activities and the opportunity to develop profi ciency in their personal adventure sport skills
The Canadian Mountain and Ski Guide Certifi cation Diploma Program (CMSG)is a collaborative program between the Adventure Studies Department and the Association of Canadian MountainGuides (ACMG) The program includes industry-recognized certifi cations tothe standards of the ACMG and International Federation of Mountain Guide Associations (IFMGA)
Adventure Sport Certifi cate an introduction to adventure sports and the adventure industry This is the ideal program for entry-level adventure students and students wishing to explore their career interest in adventure-related fi elds
The Culinary Arts Training program covers all aspects of the professional kitchen from appetizers and gourmet foods to the creation of exquisite desserts Graduates of the Culinary Arts program can look forward to job opportunities in the food and restaurant industry
Culinary Arts Certifi cateAdmission Requirements
bull Successful medical exam bull Successful completion of the entry
assessment test (Accuplacer) through the TRU Assessment Centre This test is a measure of English and math competency taken by all students
bull Interview with program coordinator
Course Length - 3 Semesters
Includes 13 months of hands-on training which takes 16 months to complete There is a four-month summer break (May to August) for the opportunity to gain formalized work experience
Professional Cook Level 130 weeks (2 semesters)Cook 1J Safety and Sanitation
Cook 1H Basic Food Service and Kitchen Management
Cook 1K Health CareCook-Chill
Cook 1A Vegetable and Starch Cookery
Cook 1B Meat and Poultry Cookery
Cook 1C Seafood Cookery
Cook 1D Stocks Soups and Sauces
Cook 1E Meat Poultry and SeafoodCutting and Processing
Cook 1F Cold Kitchen
Cook 1G Baking and Desserts
Cook 1I Egg and Breakfast Cookery
Cook 2M Employment Skills
160 hours of work practicum in industry
Work Practicum and Industry Hours
Students will be required to log 120 hours within the industry In addition to the work practicum students must have a total of 400 hours of work-based training by working during summer prior to registering for Professional Cook Level 2
Professional Cook Level 214 weeks (1 Semester)
During the fi nal 14 weeks in addition to a full course load you will be required to work in the afternoons and evenings preparing dishes for the highly acclaimed TRU Dining Room Accolades and learn to learn to plan menus control food costs and begin to acquire industry management skills
CULINARY ARTS
ADVENTURE STUDIES
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Faculty of Science
What can I studyin Science at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Master of Sciencein Environmental Science
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Science rsaquo Majors
bull General Sciencebull Animal Biologybull Chemistrybull Chemical Biologybull Cellular Molecular
amp Microbial Biologybull Ecology amp
Environmental Biologybull Environmental Chemistrybull Computing Sciencebull Mathematicsbull Mathematical Sciencesbull Physicsbull Statistics
rsaquo Minorsbull Geoarcheologybull Management
bull Bachelor of Computing Sciencebull Bachelor of Computing Science
amp Business Administrationdouble degree
bull Bachelor of Natural Resource Sciencebull Bachelor of Health Sciencebull Bachelor of Technology Managementbull Associate of Science bull Forestry Transfer (1st amp 2nd year)bull Engineering Transfer
(2-year transfer program)
Diplomas
bull Computer Information Systems Technology
bull Architectural ampEngineering Technology
bull Respiratory Therapy
Co-op internship available
SCIENCES ANDENVIRONMENT
Master of Science inEnvironmental ScienceThe TRU Master of Science in Environmental Science is a thesis-based degree with three areas of specialization 1) Ecology and Evolution 2) Physical Sciences and 3) Policy and Management The program is designed to produce graduates who are innovative andhave multi-disciplinary skills and broad knowledge in the fi eld of environmental science It is structured to be unique fl exible and relevant
Applications must be submitted four months before the intended starting date Please note that applications cannot be processed until a faculty member has indicated they will act as supervisor for the studentrsquos thesis Please contact the Coordinator of the Master of Science program at MSc_Coordtruca for more information
Admission Requirements
MSc application form cover letter personal reacutesumeacute two letters of recommendation written by professional or academic references offi cial copy of educational transcripts with GPA of 333 over the last two years of undergraduate studies and offi cial TOEFL results
Bachelor of Science (BSc)The Bachelor of Science degree program is a rigorous program that provides students with both depth and breadth in their science education emphasizes the acquisition of communication skills and promotes computer literacy The program also provides fl exibility so that students may pursue interests in disciplines outside there area of specialization TRU off ers three routes to a Bachelor of Science degree a Majors program in a specifi c discipline or disciplines an Honours Program in a specifi c discipline or a General Science Degree Program
Pre-Professional Health Sciences (Bachelor of Science)
Students interested in professional health care careers can complete their required undergraduate university study at TRU before applying for admission to professional programs at another university
Pre-Professional Health Sciences
bull Pre-Medicinebull Pre-Pharmacybull Pre-Chiropracticbull Pre-Dentistrybull Pre-Naturopathic Medicine
Bachelor of ScienceAdmission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 (or equivalent)bull Pre-Calculus Math 12 (C+) or Math 12
Principles (C+) or TRU Math 06000610bull Physics 11 (C+) or TRU Physics 0500bull Chemistry 11 (C+) or TRU Chemistry 0500
Bachelor of NaturalResource Science (BNRS)The purpose of the BNRS degree program is to prepare students for careers in a widerange of natural resource sector jobs and for further academic study in graduate school ldquoNatural resourcesrdquo include water forests rangeland soil minerals fi sheries and wildlife Natural resource science therefore is the application of scientifi c principles and knowledge towards a better understanding and management of these resources
Possible areas of employment include
bull Resource management and planning for government or industry
bull Operational forestrybull Teaching interpretation and guidingbull Wildlife biology and managementbull Habitat protectionbull Fisheries and animal researchbull Strategic land use planning
Forestry Transfer ProgramTRU off ers the fi rst general year of Forestry and the second year of Forest Resource Management Forest Science Natural Resource Conservation and Forest Operations Students who have completed the required fi rst or second year courses with a GPA of at least 25 are eligible to apply for admission to the UBC Faculty of Forestry
Katey I love the chemistry program at TRU The professors are incredible I love how accessible they are and always available for questions When you know your professors and they know you it makes for a much more personal learning environment Watch Kateyrsquos video on YouTube mytruworld
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COMPUTING SCIENCEAND ADVANCEDTECHNOLOGY
Why Computing Science
Many of the technologies we use and enjoy today were created by computing scientists As a future computer scientist you could create new technology that could improve society or change the world The Bachelor of Computer Science program has several elective options such as Business amp Management or Arts amp Gaming
Strong Market Terrifi c Jobs
Currently there are not enough computer scientists to fi ll the jobs available
During co-op work terms students can earn up to $40000 per year Graduates typically earn up to $50000 to start with senior positions often reaching $100000 or more
Bachelor of Computing Science (BCS)The BCS degree is for students interested in one of the many diff erent career options in computing science including website design network administration database management and e-commerce applications After two years of general study students do two years of concentrated computing studies
Double Degree Bachelorof Computing Science (BCS) amp Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)Double degrees in both computing and business will provide graduates with a strong platform from which to launch a successful career Whether working as a web applications manager an information systems consultant or CEO of a software company BCSBBA students will possess the combined management and computing skills to be successful in an increasingly high-tech business environment
To earn double degrees students must meetthe requirements of both programs Throughcareful course selection it is possible to complete two degrees in just fi ve years
Engineering Transfer (DegreeProgram) Year 1 and 2The Engineering Transfer Program at TRU allows you to get a jump-start on your engineering studies
Engineering Transfer Year One (38 credits) Complete the foundation courses necessary for your engineering degree in your fi rst year at TRU and transfer to UBC or UVic to complete your degree in biological biomedical civil chemical computer electrical environmental geological geo-technical integrated materials mechanical mining software engineering physics and other engineering specialties
Engineering Transfer Year Two Complete second year of Electrical or Computer engineering and transfer to UVic Following your second year you will then take part in a required 4-8 months Co-op term providing the opportunity to practice your engineering skills and get paid then you will transfer to the University of Victoria in third year to complete your degree
Admission to Engineering requirements
1 Pre-Calculus 11 and 12 with B (73)or better
2 Physics 11 and 12 with B (73) or better3 Chemistry 11 and 12 (highly
recommended) with B (73) 4 English 12 (73 or higher)
Computer Information Systems TechnologyDiploma (CIST)The CIST Diploma is accredited by the Canadian Information Processing Society CIST emphasizes the application of computers to the solution of business related problems The academic training combines technical and computer skills with communication skills (written and oral) and business skills Students who complete this diploma can ladder into year three of the BCS degree
Architectural andEngineering Technology Program (ARET)The Architectural and Engineering Technology Program (ARET) is a three-year diploma that emphasizes the design processes in building civil and mechanical technologies building structures municipal services electrical plumbing and HVAC (heating ventilating and AC) systems
Students will acquire problem solving skills in engineering and building design and in-depth knowledge in construction management building regulations and technical writing Courses include construction surveying architectural design fl uid mechanics mechanical and electrical design steel wood and reinforced concrete design and structural analysis
Students who complete the three-year ARET program can ladder into the Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM) degree and complete the degree after just 3 more semesters
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Faculty of Science gt trucascience
Typical Job Titlesin Computing Sciencebull Graphic Design Firmsbull Web and Flash Development Firmsbull Multimedia Design Firmsbull Print and Digital Media
Developmentbull Corporate Design and
Communicationsbull Advertising Agenciesbull Online Publishingbull Web Animation
Typical Job Titles in ARETbull Building Technologistbull Mechanical Technologistbull Civil Technologistbull Designer job captain specifi cation
writer estimator quantity surveyor or project administrator
bull Typically employed byprofessional engineer companies architects contractors manufacturers and governments
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HEALTH SCIENCES
Respiratory Therapy Diploma TRU is the only educational institution in British Columbia to offer a program in Respiratory Therapy This program is accredited by the Conjoint Committee of the Canadian Society of Respiratory Therapists and the Canadian Medical Association The program consists of two eight-month sessions of instruction at TRU followed by 47 weeks of clinical internship at accredited hospitals
The clinical year begins in June following the second academic session Clinical year students will rotate between hospitals in the interior of BC Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island Applicants must be prepared to relocate as required
Respiratory Therapy (RT) DiplomaBachelor of Health Science (BHSC)Students are admitted into the three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma program with the option to enter the four-year dual diplomadegree stream The dual diplomadegree stream allows successful students to graduate with both a three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma and a four-year Bachelor of Health Science degree within a four year period
Bachelor of Health ScienceThe Bachelor of Health Science is designed to provide Health Care diploma students and graduates the opportunity to obtain a bachelor degree
Graduates from a two-year or three-year diploma can ladder into the Bachelor of Health Science and are granted up to 60 credits for two-year diploma and up to 90 credits for a three-year diploma
Graduates from the following diploma programs have enrolled in the Bachelor of Health Science program
bull Respiratory Therapybull Dental Hygienebull Medical Radiologybull Medical Laboratory Technologybull Massage Therapybull OccupationalPhysiotherapists Assistants
Admission Requirements
Completion of a minimum two-year diploma in Health Care or related area from a recognized program and institution
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)ndash Kamloops campus (limited enrolment)
ndash Williams Lake campus (Years 1 and 2 only limited enrolment)
The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) program is a 4-year degree program (plus practicum placements) Upon completion graduates are eligible to write the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) and apply for registration with the College of Registered Nurses of British Columbia (CRNBC) to practice as a Registered Nurse (RN)
The BScN program educates students to be competent nurses to work with individuals families groups or communities from a health promotion perspective and an ethic of caring Practice experiences occur in acute care extended care and intermediate care hospitals and other community health agencies and homes with options for local regional provincial national and international practicums
Admission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 or equivalent rsaquo BC Chemistry 11 or TRU
Chemistry 0500 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo BC Biology 12 or TRU Biology 0600 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo One other BC Science at the grade 11 or 12 level C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Foundation of Math 12 or Pre-Calculus12 or TRU MATH 0600 and MATH 0610 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo English 12 or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
Practical Nursing Diplomandash Williams Lake campus
The provincial practical nursing education diploma program is a 2-year program designed to provide learners with the knowledge skills judgments and attitudes to perform to the full range of competencies as identified by the College of Licensed Practical Nurses of British Columbia (CLPNBC) The aim of the program is to prepare graduates to care for individuals and families at multiple life stages and in a variety of practice settings Upon successful completion of the program you will be eligible to write the Canadian Practical Nurse Registration Exam (CPNRE) required for licensure in BC
Admission Requirements
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalent rsaquo English 12English 12 First Nations
or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Math 11 Foundations with a C minimum grade
rsaquo Human Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nurses with a C+ minimum grade
Students have two options to meet this prerequisite
1 PNUR 1300 Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nursing OR TRU-Open Learning - HLTH 1121 Foundation Human Anatomy-Physiology for Heath Promotion
2 BIOL 1590 and BIOL 1690 Human Anatomy and Physiology OR TRU-Open Learning - BIOL 1593 and BIOL 1693 with a C minimum grade
Option 2 is recommended for students who are looking to ladder into the BScN program
Faculty of Science
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Faculty of Arts
The Faculty of Arts offers exceptional opportunities for students inside and outside of the classroom to explore ideas engage communities and encounter the world
Police and Justice DiplomaThe Police and Justice Diploma prepares students for careers in Canadian policing and justice including sheriffs corrections parole and private security The program prepares graduates to have the necessary skills and knowledge required for a justice-related career Graduates may further their studies in the Bachelor of Arts Major in Criminology at TRU
Bachelor of Arts (BA)The Bachelor of Art degree is an excellent way to begin the experience of university for students who want to explore their options The BA offers a broad liberal arts education that combines a concentration in at least one discipline while ensuring a wide selection of courses as well as opportunities to incorporate other learning experiences such as Study Abroad and Co-operative Education
Associate of Arts Degree (AA)The associate arts degree is a 2-year program designed to provide an educational experience that lays a solid foundation for further study Students are required to complete a broad range of course offerings balanced with in-depth study in science
Bachelor of General Studies (BGS) (Online Only)This degree program provides a flexible structure that allows students to create their own program with as much or as little subject specialization as they want
Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS)BIS is a unique two-year program that students may enter after two years of university study or a two-year post-secondary diploma It allows students to create a customized program of study in their third and fourth years or to create new career options by completing their undergraduate degrees
Bachelor of Journalism (BJour)Students may enter this program directly from high school or after completing two years of study in the liberal arts This degree is career-oriented aimed at preparing students to become communication specialists for employment with community and daily newspapers magazines government agencies corporations and non-profit and advocacy organizations
Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA)The Fine Arts degree is a four-year program that allows students an education in the visual arts within a university context Studio courses such as Ceramics Drawing Photography Printmaking Sculpture Painting and interdisciplinary combinations of these media will be studied alongside academic disciplines ranging from Art History to English and Philosophy Gallery Studies such as Gallery Management and Curating are also available at the upper-level
What can I study in Arts at TRUMajors amp Minorsbull Communicationsbull Criminologybull Economicsbull Economic and Political Studiesbull Englishbull Geographybull Historybull Interdisciplinary Studiesbull Journalismbull Mathematicsbull Philosophybull Psychologybull Sociologybull Theatre Artsbull Visual Arts
Other Minors and Specializationsbull Anthropologybull Archaeology amp Geologybull Canadian Studiesbull Creative Writingbull Environmental Economics amp
Sustainable Developmentbull Managementbull Political Studies
Degreesbull Bachelor of Artsbull Bachelor of Fine Artsbull Bachelor of Interdisciplinary
Studiesbull Bachelor of Journalism
Diplomasbull Diploma in General Studiesbull Associate of Artsbull Fine Artsbull Police and Justicebull Visual Arts
Certificatesbull Aboriginal Studiesbull Literary and Art Historybull Modern Languagesbull Visual Arts Studio
International Opportunitiesbull AnthropologymdashEastern Europe
amp Philippinesbull Management amp Communicationmdash
Germanybull Leadership in Global Competency
Environmental Sustainability Social Media AdvantagemdashGermany
bull Geography amp JapanesemdashJapan
Co-op internship available
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Faculty of Human Social and Educational Development
Master of Education (MEd)The Master of Education program with a concentration in Educational Leadership offers thesis final project or capstone course options Designed for the working professional involved in education and for students who wish to assume positions as educational leaders and researchers or who work in education health care private industry and government
Education Requirement
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent with a minimum B average (GPA of 30 on a scale of 433) in the last 60 credits or completion of TRUrsquos Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies
Language Requirement
bull Completion of undergraduate degree at an English language university in a country where English is the primary language or
bull IELTS score of 65 (all bands) orbull A minimum TOEFL score of 88 with no
section below 20 (IBT) orbull Completion of TRU ESL level 5
Documentation Required
bull TRU Master of Education applicationbull A personal resumeacutebull A letter of intentbull Two letters of referencebull Official transcripts of all
post-secondary education
Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)The Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies (GCES) is designed to help develop the English language and academic skills to successfully meet the MEd entry requirements
The GCES is considered a standalone graduate certificate that completes qualifications for admission into TRUrsquos MEd program Students will be required to successfully complete three graduate level courses and students who require English upgrading will need to also successfully complete TRUrsquos ESL program before entering the MEd program Note Credits received in GCES do not transfer to the TRU MEd program
Bachelor of Education (BEd)The Bachelor of Education (Elementary) degree program is a two-year program which prepares students to teach in elementary schools Graduates obtain their professional teaching certificate from the Ministry of Education Teacher Regulation Branch (TRB) which qualifies the graduate to teach kindergarten to grade 12 in BC public schools Graduates can also teach in any province or territory in Canada and in many other countries
Admission Requirements
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent normally in Arts Fine Arts Mathematics Science Music or Physical Education
Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)The Bachelor of Social Work program prepares competent generalist practitioners to provide service and leadership within regional national and global contexts to achieve social justice respect for diversity and social change Employment opportunities exist in a wide variety of government and voluntary organizations such as family and childrenrsquos services child welfare mental health services hospitals womenrsquos services crisis services corrections and Aboriginal social services
Human Service DiplomaThe Human Service Diploma prepares students for careers with government or non-profit agencies that provide support and assistance to individuals coping with economic disadvantage mental health issues developmental gender and diversity issues as well as challenges such as addiction family change and involvement with the justice system
Early Childhood Education Diploma (ECE)The ECE program provides excellent learning techniques so that students can acquire the necessary knowledge and skills to become effective educators of young children Early Childhood Education is a rapidly expanding field Completion of the ECE Diploma satisfies the requirements of the Community Care Facilities Branch (CCFB) of the BC Government for a License to Practice as an Early Childhood Educator in British Columbia
Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) CertificateThe TESL Certificate is designed to provide a comprehensive course of study to prepare students to work in the ESL field nationally and internationally This one-semester program requires a previous university degree for admission It includes 195 instructional hours including a teaching practicum Upon completion students receive a TESL certificate from TRU Graduates may also apply for a second certificate from TESL Canada The components of the program introduce students to the core topics of pedagogical grammar curriculum design and instructional methodology and cross cultural studies as well as to a variety of teaching modules such as Pronunciation Skills Assessment and Evaluation and Second Language Acquisition
Program highlights
bull Accredited by TESL Canada bull Includes a supervised practicum to gain
hands-on guided classroom experiencebull Small class sizes (maximum 20 students) bull Abundant work opportunities in Canada
and around the world
What can I study in Human Social and Educational Development
Graduate
rsaquo Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)
rsaquo Master of Education Leadership
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Education (Elementary)bull Bachelor of Education
(Physical Education)bull Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)
Diploma
bull Early Childhood Educationbull Human Service Diploma
Certificate
bull Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) Post-Baccalaureate Certificate
Co-op internship available
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School of Trades and TechnologyTRUrsquos School of Trades and Technology has many trades training programs that result in provincial Industrial Training Authority or Red Seal Certification The instructors at TRU are some of the best in BC Canada and beyond As the economy struggles there is no better time to complete your trades training so that you will be ahead of the curve and ready when the economy turns around
What can I study in Trades and Technology at TRU
bull Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (online only)
bull Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)
bull Diploma in Water Treatment Technology
Foundation and Apprenticeship Training
bull Automotive Service Technicianbull Carpenterbull Commercial Transport Vehicle Mechanic
Technicianbull Electricianbull Heavy Duty Mechanicbull Gasfittingbull InboardOutboard Mechanicbull Plumbingbull Welding
Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)The BTTM degree program provides technologists with the knowledge and skills necessary to become effective project leaders supervisors and managers in organizations within a changing business and technical environment
Admission Requirements
A two or three-year diploma in technology or equivalent
Students who complete the two-year Water Treatment Technology Program or the three-year Architectural and Engineering Technology program (ARET) can ladder into the BTTM
Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (BTTTL) (Online Only)
This new program the only one of its kind in Canada builds upon the candidatersquos trades or technology qualifications It is aimed at allowing certified tradespeople and technologists to gain the business and leadership knowledge needed for management and other advanced positions
WATER amp WASTEWATER PROGRAMSWater sustains life Now you can help sustain our precious water supplies Gain job-ready skills to protect drinking water quality safeguard water resources and ensure the sustainability of the water supplies that are crucial to public health and the environment Canada and the World are facing shortages of educated and trained water and wastewater operatorsmdashyoursquoll be in demand upon graduation
Certificate in Water amp Wastewater UtilitiesThe Certificate is an entry-level training and education program in the operation and maintenance of Water and Wastewater Treatment Distribution and Collection systems The Certificate requirements are a successful completion of 12 courses 6 per term total of 36 credits to graduate This program ladders into the Water Treatment Technology Diploma Program
Schedule Term 1 August 17 to December 18 2015 Term 2 January 4 to May 09 2016
Water amp Wastewater Technology DiplomaTRU Water and Wastewater Diploma is a two-year four semester program
The diploma prepares students to operate and maintain water and wastewater treatment distribution re-use and disposal facilities as well as how to monitor source water quality This program is designed to educate students in chemistry microbiology mathematics mechanical and electrical systems instrumentation and treatment technologies as they are applied in the water industry Students will also study environmental law occupational health and safety communications and utility management
During the hands-on practical trainingmdashstudents will be trained in the operation maintenance troubleshooting of water systems at the state-of-the-art Kamloops Centre for Water Quality
Students can choose to exit the program after completion of the first year of studies with a Certificate in Water and Wastewater Utilities or complete the entire Diploma This program also ladders into the Bachelors of Technology the Bachelor of
Trades and Technology Leadership or the Bachelor of General Studies at TRU
Admission Requirement
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalentbull Math 11 Foundations or MATH 0410
and 0520 or equivalentbull Chemistry 11 and Biology 11 are
recommendedbull Meet TRUrsquos minimum English
language requirements
For further information please contact Satwinder Paul Program Coordinator spaultruca
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A When to ApplyPlease note the following application deadlines Late applications will be considered if space is availableWinter January semester
Application deadline October 15Summer May semester
Application deadline February 15Fall September semester
Application deadline May 31
B How to Apply1 Application
Complete all information on the application form For faster processing complete application online at truworldca
2 Program Selection Mark your program choices clearly
3 Transcripts With this application submit official transcripts (or certified copies) of your secondary school grades and any post-secondary institutions you have attended Transcripts must be officially translated into English You may scan and email or fax the transcripts for faster processing but originals must be presented on arrival to TRU Otherwise you will not be allowed to register for courses at TRU
4 Application Fee A non-refundable application fee of CDN$100 must accompany your application
5 Send Send your completed application form school transcripts and application fee to International Admissions at iapplytruca
C Next Steps1 Processing
Your application will be processed within five working days
2 Pre-Acceptance TRU will send a pre-acceptance letter indicating(a) the program to which you
have been accepted and (b) any conditions of your acceptance
3 Submit You should submit the required fees for your first semester of study (as outlined in your pre-acceptance letter)
4 Final Acceptance Upon receiving payment of tuition and general fees TRU will send an official letter of acceptance
5 Housing Either make arrangements with the accommodation directly or used the TRU World service to secure your room Students must pay a C$150 accommodation application fee when using the service with TRU World
6 Student VISA Use your official TRU letter of acceptance to apply to the nearest Canadian Embassy or Consulate for a student visa
7 Airport Pickup Note Airport pick up only available at the Kamloops airport Additional charges may apply
D Paymentbull Fees may be paid by credit card (Visa
Mastercard American Express) bank draft or bank transfer You can also make payments through our online secure payment facility at truworldca
bull If paying by bank draft bank wire transfer or money order copy of the financial document must be attached
bull Please make your bank draft or money order payable to Thompson Rivers University
bull Bank transfer details Thompson Rivers University Acct 1105-935 Transit 07200 Swift Code BOFMCAM2 Bank of Montreal (BMO) 101Fndash1180 Columbia Street West Kamloops BC Canada V2C 6R6
Send a copy of the wire transfer receipt to iapplytruca
E Send Applications toInternational Admissions Thompson Rivers University 900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8
Tel +12508285252 Fax +12503715513
Email iapplytruca
TRU Refund PolicyStudents should familiarize themselves with TRUrsquos refund policy prior to submitting payment for their studies
International students who
(a) Withdraw prior to the start of instruction will receive a 50 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced the balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(b) Withdraw in the first or second week of instruction will receive a 25 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced The balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(c) Withdraw after the second week of instruction will receive no refund of tuition A forfeit of the semester tuition and general fees will be implemented if we are not advised of a request for refund or deferral
(d) Withdraw due to a failure to obtain a student permit prior to arrival at TRU will be entitled to a full refund of tuition and general fees invoiced less a CDN$200 administration fee Students must notify TRU in writing and provide documentation prior to the start of the semester (the original letter from the Canadian Embassy stating the reasons the visa was denied is requiredmdashno photocopies scans or faxes are accepted) Total non-refundable including application fee of CDN$100 is CDN$300
(e) New students who wish to defer the start of their first semester of study to a future semester may do so only twice and up to a maximum of one calendar year (ie a student accepted to the fall semester may defer until the next fall semester but not beyond) Continuing students who wish to defer their admission must do so before the beginning of the semester Once the deferral has expired students will need to reapply if they wish to recommence studies at a later date Deferral must be requested in writing and sent to iapplytruca prior to the start of the semester Once instruction begins policies (b) and (c) above apply
(f ) Withdrawal for Medical ReasonsmdashApart from the policy outlined for international students there is no provision for a medical refund outside this policy For continuing students who are required to withdraw for medical reasons we encourage the student to visit their Academic Advisor and fill in a ldquoComplete Program Withdraw Formrdquo This allows the student to withdraw from a course or program without obtaining a ldquoDNC (Did Not Complete)rdquo on their academic record
Application Instructions
Online Interactive Brochure wwwi-studentglobalcomtru
Thompson Rivers University900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8T +12508285252 bull F +12503715513Inquiries welcometruca bull Applications iapplytruca
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Transnational Programs Transnational programs allow students in partner institutions to partiallymdashor in some cases totallymdashcomplete TRU program requirements at their home institutions Students often transfer to TRU to complete their studies at the conclusion of which they can earn the appropriate degree or diploma awarded by TRU Currently TRU has more than 40 partner institutions in countries such as China Colombia India Korea Mexico New Zealand Turkey United Arab Emirates USA and Vietnam
Study a TRU programat a partner institution(Accreditation Program)
There are more than 1300 students enrolled in TRU programs delivered at partner institutions Current programming areas include Business and Computing Science All of these programs are based on an accreditation model where TRU works with partner institutions to deliver TRU programs in the partnersrsquo home countries
Transfer credits towards a degree at TRU(Articulation Program)
Articulation agreements allow students from partner institutions to seamlessly transfer the credits earned at their home institutions into TRU programs Current programming areas include Arts Business Science Computing Science Tourism and Technology Management
Pathway towards a Canadianuniversity degree at TRU(Pathway Program)
TRU partners with high schools and English language schools These linkages create pathways for qualifi ed students to complete their preparatory studies and then transfer smoothly to university studies at TRU
Have a study abroad experience at TRU(Visiting Student Program)
This program provides students with a study abroad opportunity in Canada The program includes intensive English language courses andor university academic courses drawn from TRUrsquos existing suite of academic courses or TRU can develop a customized suite of courses to meet the needs of a cohort group in a specifi c program area All the courses in this program may be counted towards university credits at TRU partner institutions
For more information visittruworldcatransnational
TRU GRADUATION CEREMONY IN CHINA
SIGNING CEREMONY
TRU GRADUATION CEREMONY IN INDIA
GRADUATION CEREMONY AT TRU
12 | International Program Guide Campus Life
L to R Tracy Barth Lorna Hutchinson Ornella Falsetta Carol Ryujin-Kawa Jean Linteris and Leslie Matthews Not picturedL Jody Peddle
Back Amit Goel (Hindi Punjabi Urdu) Rika Kimura (Japanese) Sultan Almajil (Arabic) Reuben Onyango (Swahili) Tatyana Dikaryeva (Russian Ukrainian)
Front Staff en Liu-Calver (Mandarin) Eric Kim (Korean) and Teresa Wei (Mandarin)
Barb Smith Keisha Morong and Verlinda Wale
InternationalStudent ServicesInternational Admissions bull Six full-time offi cers for
international admissionsbull Application processing within one week
under normal circumstancesbull Personalized response to inquiries
and follow-up questionsbull Admissions advising on specifi c
program requirements
InternationalAcademic Advisingbull Four full-time international
academic advisorsbull Course planning before you
arrive on campusbull Individual advising and course planning
each semesterbull Monitoring of academic performance and
counselling supportbull Academic success guidance
and workshops
Susie My academic advisors were great in helping me plan my courses they really facilitated my career goals and interests to help me choose a program and major which best suited me
For more info emailapplications to iapplytrucaor Apply online atregtruworldcaorderformasp
InternationalStudent Advisorsbull Multilingual teambull Personal counselling and assistance on
all aspects of student life in Canada including housing visa application and settlement services
bull Orientation and welcome servicesincluding airport receptioncity tours and peer programs
International Program Guide Campus Life | 13
Research at TRUFinding Tiny Solutions to Huge ProblemsJonathan Van Hamme PhD Associate Professor Department of Biological Sciences
Dr Van Hamme and his team are developing microscopic clean up crews through bioremediationmdashthe use of microbes to break down pollutants By studying microbes with bioactive qualities on a genetic level and learning precisely what makes their taste for toxins tick this researcher is working to develop strategies to enhance their natural abilities to clean up environmental pollutants
Advancing the Battle Against Drug Resistant BacteriaKingsley Donkor PhD Associate Professor Department of Chemistry
One very promising area of research is into lantibioticsmdashsubstances that not only show remarkable effectiveness against many forms of bacteria but also have a promising ability to thwart the development of resistance Donkor is working to discover the precise way in which lantibiotics destroy bacterial cells so that he can use that knowledge to develop new and even more effective lantibiotic substances
Searching for SuperheroesNaowarat (Ann) Cheeptham PhD Associate Professor Department of Biological Sciences
TRU microbiologist Dr Naowarat (Ann) Cheeptham is going to extremes in her search for new sources of antibiotics to fight multi-drug-resistant bacteria Working with an expert cave explorer to collect microorganisms from some of Canadarsquos most remote extreme cave habitats she and her team of graduate and undergraduate researchers are testing hundreds of these tough adaptable bacteria for potential antibiotic superpowers
14 | International Program Guide Campus Life
TRU Moose Co-op students can receive academic credit for co-op work terms
Work Options forInternational StudentsInternational Students are eligible to work on- and off -campus while studying full-time and qualify for full-time work permitafter graduation
Work During Your Studiesbull Work up to 20 hours per week while studyingbull Work full-time during scheduled breaks
bull Opportunities on- and off -campus
Co-operative EducationCo-operative education combines academic studies with paid work experience Students alternate between terms of full-time study and full-time employment
Co-op Advantages
bull Get paid career-related work experience while studyingbull Earn academic credits and transcript distinctionbull Maximize job opportunities upon graduationbull Choose from co-ops in Kamloops and across Canadabull TRU Co-op offi ce prepares students for interviews and help to
fi nd job placements bull Choose to work between one and up to fi ve semesters
Average Co-op salary
Program Discipline Average Monthly Salary
BBA C$2400
Science C$2800
Electronics C$2700
IT C$3000
Sample Co-op schedule (based on working 5 co-op semesters)
Co-op requirements and fees
bull Co-op work term fee of C$1400 (Co-op fee waived for students who do not fi nd employment)
bull Student applies for Co-op after completion of fi rst yearbull GPA determines acceptancebull Must complete COOP 1000 course on resume writing and
nterviewing skills after accepted to Co-op programbull Enter work semester after completing 50 of academic programbull Under graduate programs only See pages 20-21 for eligible programs
Work After GraduationInternational students graduating from a Canadian post-secondary institution are eligible to remain in Canada to work Students completing a minimum two-year program of study may be eligible to work for up to three years
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Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5
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Academic Semester
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Academic Semester
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Academic Semester
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International Program Guide Campus Life | 15
16 | International Program Guide Campus Life
Student Housingamp AccommodationLive on campus as part of a vibrant active community of students at the TRU Residence (ldquoTRU Rezrdquo) or On Campus Housing (ldquoMcGillrdquo) Be minutes away from your classes campus amenities and the Tournament Capital Centre
TRU Student Residence The 11-storey TRU Rez has some of the best views in the city Each of the 570 private bedrooms include a desk chair double bed phone TV and lamp Floors are co-ed but two- and four-bedroom suites with shared kitchenette and washroom are either all female or all male
Applications are accepted on a fi rst-come fi rst-served basis First year students enrolled in a degree or diploma program are guaranteed a room for September if application is received before March
2 Bedroom Plan 4 Bedroom Plan
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International Program Guide Campus Life | 17
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McGill On Campus HousingMcGill housing off ers 300 self-contained bedrooms in four-bedroom ldquoquadrdquo units in three buildings Each all-female or all-male quad contains a shared kitchenette washroom and common area with access to a central building for study and recreation Applications will be accepted on a fi rst-come fi rst-served basis
bull Rooms have private outside entrances some have city viewsbull Rooms include bed desk sink kitchen with microwave double burner hot
plate and fridgebull Central building has coin-operated laundry bike storage mail big screen
TV BBQ deck pool tables free wireless internet and study areabull Regular social activities plannedbull Fees include utilities (heat hot water electricity)bull Internet cable TV and phone hookups availablebull On-site management and 24 hourday securitybull Parking available for an extra feebull Two blocks to shopping grocery runs once a week
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Homestay Live with a Canadian FamilyManaged by TRU World staff TRUrsquos homestay program off ers a great opportunity for students to experience Canadian culture and practice English by living with Canadian families or individuals More than 450 carefully selected Canadian homestay providers participate in this program
Homestay Advantages
bull A private furnished bedroombull Three meals per day and snacksbull Care and support of a Canadian familybull Share your culturebull Practice English in real life situations
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Facts About Canadabull Second largest country in the world
bull 35 million people
bull Ten provinces three territories
bull Top UN ranking
bull Multicultural 1 in 6 is a new immigrant
bull Officially bilingual (English and French) but over 200 languages spoken
bull Provinces are responsible for education
Facts About Kamloopsbull Modern safe and comfortable
city of almost 100000bull Vibrant cultural lifebull Over 200 lakes nearbybull Many golf coursesbull Spectacular natural settingbull Affordable cost of livingbull Wide range of outdoor city
and campus activitiesbull 35 hour drive or 45 minute flight
from Vancouverbull 45 minute drive to Sun Peaks Resort
one of North Americarsquos top-ranked ski and snowboard resorts where the Austrian National Ski Team practices Sun Peaks Named Top Two in Best Canadian Ski Destinations by Canadian Living Magazine
bull Exceptional climate
rsaquo 1 in Canada for beautiful summers rsaquo 2 for warmest spring rsaquo 2 for driest city climate rsaquo 2 for most sunny days
in warm months rsaquo 2040 hours of sunshine per year rsaquo Median high temperature 21degC
Facts About TRUbull Founded in 1970 TRU is a public
degree-granting universitybull Almost 13000 students on campus
during Fall and Winter semestersbull More than 1750 international students
from over 85 countriesbull 17000 distance studentsbull TRU is in the heart of Kamloops within
walking distance of everything you need
bull 11 Aboriginal students bull Average class sizemdash1st year
39 students 4th year 20 students bull U-PASS for students provides access
to the Kamloops transit system and free access to the on-campus Canada Games swimming pool
Bruce Excellent School Excellent Faculty
TRU Moose Kamloops is amazing for its ability to accommodate a variety of sports and activities From snowboarding to waterskiing you can try it all
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20 | International Program Guide Study Options
TRU Master Degrees and Graduate Studies Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
MBA Foundation amp Graduate Certifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) 24 8 months SeptJanMay
Master of Business Administration 24 1 year Sept
Graduate Certifcate in Education Studies (GCES) 35 4 months + ESL SeptMay
Master of Education Leadership 35 30 credits Sept
Master of Science Environmental Science 31 2 years SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Accounting 25 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Business Administration 25 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Finance 25 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Human Resource Management 25 51 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in International Business 25 54 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Marketing 26 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in New Venture Creation 26 51 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Supply Chain Management 26 60 credits SeptJanMay
Teaching English as a Second Language Certifi cate (TESL) 35 4 months SeptJanMay
TRU Undergraduate Degrees Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Bachelor of ArtsMajors Communications Economics English Geography History Interdisciplinary Studies Journalism Mathematics Philosophy Psychology Sociology Theatre Arts Visual Arts
34 4 years SeptJanMay C
Bachelor of Business AdministrationMajors Accounting Economics Finance Human Resource Management International Business Marketing New Venture Creation Information Technology
27 4 years SeptJanMay C
Double Degreebull Bachelor of Business Administration amp Bachelor of Computing Science
32 5 years SeptJanMay C
Bachelor of Computing Science 32 4 years SeptJan C
Bachelor of Education - Elementary 35 5 years Sept P
Bachelor of Fine Arts 34 4 years SeptJan
Bachelor of Heath Science 33 4 years SeptJan C
Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies 34 4 years SeptJan C
Bachelor of Journalism 34 4 years Sept P
Bachelor of Natural Resource Science 31 4 years Sept C
Bachelor of ScienceMajors Animal Biology Chemistry Chemical Biology Cellular Molecular amp Microbial Biology Ecology amp Environmental Biology Environmental Chemistry Computing Science Mathematics Mathematical Sciences Physics Statistics
31 4 years SeptJanMay C
Bachelor of Science in Nursing 33 4 years Sept P
Bachelor of Social Work 35 4 years Sept P
Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management 36 4 years SeptJan
Bachelor of Tourism Management 28 4 years SeptJanMay C
Engineering ndash First amp Second Year Transfer 32 1ndash2 years Sept C
Forestry ndash First amp Second Year Transfer 31 1ndash2 years Sept
Complete Program Listing for International StudentsSTUDY OPTIONS
20 | International Program Guide
International Program Guide Study Options | 21
TRU Diploma Programs Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Accounting Technician 2 years Sept
Adventure Guide 30 2 years Sept C
Adventure Management 30 2 years Sept C
Architectural amp Engineering Technology 32 3 years Sept
Associate of Arts 34 2 years SeptJanMay
Associate of Science 2 years SeptJanMay
Computer Information Systems Technology 32 2 years SeptJan C
Early Childhood Education 35 2 years Sept
Events amp Conventions Management 28 2 years Sept
Management 2 years Sept C
Practical Nursing (Williams Lake campus only) 33 2 years TBD P
Police amp Justice 34 2 years Sept
Resort amp Hotel Management 28 2 years Sept P
Respiratory Therapy 33 3 years Sept P
Sports Event Management 28 2 years Sept P
Tourism Management 28 2 years SeptJanMay P
Visual Arts 2 years Sept
Water amp Wastewater Technology 36 2 Years Sept
January intake may be available but course sequencing would prevent completion in 4 semesters
TRU Certifi cate Programs Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Aboriginal Tourism 1 year Sept
Adventure Sports 30 1 year Sept
Culinary Arts 30 16 months JanAug
English as a Second or Additional Language (ESALESL) 22 1ndash25 years SeptJanMay
Literary amp Art History 1 year SeptJan
Modern Languages 1 year SeptJan
Visual Arts Studio 1 year SeptJan
Water amp Wastewater Utilities 1 year August
TRU University Prep amp Student Development Length Intakes Co-op (C)Practicum (P)
Adult Basic Education amp BC Adult Graduation Diploma NA JanMaySept
English as a Second Language NA JanMaySept
University Preparation Courses NA JanMaySept
Note All course and admission information subject to change
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STUDY OPTIONS
International Program Guide | 21
22 | International Program Guide Study Options
English Language Programs
The TRU Advantagebull English Placement Test (EPT) available upon arrivalbull IELTS and TOEFL scores acceptedbull Academic ESL designed to help prepare for university contextbull Can combine ESL and Academic courses for credit in levels 4 and 5bull 20 hours of classroom instruction per week plus language labs
and activitiesbull Access to International Student Activity Program (ISAP)
Each of the fi ve levels of TRUrsquos ESL Program take one semesterto complete
Students with no offi cial test score will take an English Placement Test (EPT) upon arrival at TRU and will be placed in the appropriate level of English language study as indicated in the chart below
If a student has an offi cial test score they may choose to enter ESL or academic courses without taking the TRU English Placement Test See chart to the right
Note In order to guarantee registration for the courses you want please submit your English test scores one month before arriving at TRU
Admission RequirementsEnglish Profi ciency
bull Completion of the TRU ESL Program allows direct entry to academic study
bull TRU accepts test scores for the following English profi ciency exams TOEFL IELTS MELAB CanTEST
bull The Cambridge CAE (Certifi cate in Advanced English) and CPE (Certifi cate of Profi ciency in English) will also be considered for direct entry into academic programs
Academic Requirements
bull Secondary school completion (high school graduation)
bull Other requirements vary by program please consult International Admissions for detailed requirements for specifi c programs at iapplytruca
Minimum Age Students must be at least 17 years oldSee inside back cover for application instructions
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Direct entry into Academic Study
Academic Study requirementsIELTS 65+ with no bands below 60TOEFL iBT 88+ with no section below 20TOEFL PBT 570+ TWE 45+MELAB 81+CanTEST 45+ with no component score below 40CAEL Overall 70+ no subtest below 60TRU Level 5 completion
Direct entry to Level 5 ESL
2 ESL Courses + 3 Academic Courses Level 5 completion = Direct Entry to Academic StudyLevel 5 Entry requirements
IELTS 60+ with no band below 55TOEFL iBT 80+TOEFL PBT 550 - 569 TWE 40+MELAB 77+CanTEST 40+ with no component score below 40CAEL Overall 60+ no subtest below 50TRU Level 4
Direct entry to Level 4 ESL
4 ESL Courses + 1 Academic Course Level 4 completion = Direct Entry to Level 5 ESLLevel 4 Entry requirements
IELTS 55+ with no band below 50TOEFL iBT 71+TOEFL PBT 530 - 549MELAB 74+CanTEST 40+ with no component score below 35CAEL Overall 50+ no subtest below 40TRU ESL level 3
Direct entry to Level 3 ESL
5 ESL CoursesLevel 3 completion = Direct entry to Level 4 ESL + ESL Intermediate Certifi cate awardLevel 3 Entry requirements
IELTS 50+TOEFL iBT 61+TOEFL PBT 500 - 529MELAB 69+CanTEST 35+CAEL Overall 40+TRU ESL level 2
Direct entry to Level 2 ESL
Level 2 ESL 5 ESL CoursesLevel 2 completion = Direct entry to level 3 ESL + ESL Foundations Certifi cate awardLevel 2 Entry requirements
TRU English Placement Test is required for entry
Direct entry to Level 1 ESL
5 ESL CoursesLevel 1 completion = Direct entry to level 2 ESLTRU English Placement Test requiredSuggested Entry requirement TOEFL iBT 20
TOEFL Exam FormatsTOEFL iBT = Internet-Based TestTOEFL PBT = Paper Based Test
TRU is a leader in ESL education for university and college students Our ESL program is designed to provide specifi c and appropriate language training for students who plan to proceed to post-secondary study focusing on English for academic purposes Our students come from around the world and we look forward to meeting you
ESL Bridging Certifi cates
Each requires completion of Level 4 one ESL electiveand two specifi c academic courses
bull English and Sciencesbull English and Liberal Arts
bull English and Fine Artsbull English and Business
International Program Guide Study Options | 23
International Baccalaureate (IB)The IB diploma is accepted for admission to TRU Transfer credit will be granted for higher level courses completed with a score of 5 or higher Students have the option to decline the transfer credit if they wish to complete the course(s) at the University
To transfer credits to Arts Business or Science you must have
1 Official IB transcript2 HL courses only3 Grade of 5 6 or 7For a complete list of the IB transfer credits please go to trucaadmissionshs-studentsib
Official transcripts must be sent to the Admissions Office directly from the testing centre Transcripts can be requested from
International Baccalaureate New York Attn Transcripts 475 Riverside Drive Suite 240 New York NY 10115 Phone 2126964464
Advanced Placement (AP) Exams through the College BoardAP exams will be accepted for admission to TRU Transfer credit is granted for approved subjects passed with a grade of a subject grade of 4 or higher Official transcripts must be provided from the College Board Students may choose to repeat a course at TRU by forfeiting the credit To transfer credits you must have
bull Official AP transcriptbull Grade of 4 or 5For more information on transfer credit to arts science or business programs at TRU visit trucaadmissionshs-studentsstandingcb
General Certificate of Educational Studies (GCE)Students completing their GCE will be considered for admission on a combination of factors For admission to TRU you will need
bull A minimum of two Advanced (A) level courses and two Advanced Subsidiary (AS) level courses or
bull A minimum of two A-level courses and three Ordinary (O) level subjects
bull Completion of O-levels (University Preparation courses will need to be completed at TRU)
GCE Advanced Level (A-Level Exams) transfer creditTransfer credit is granted for approved A-level courses passed with a grade of an A or B Official transcripts must be provided to receive transfer credit (Check the BC Transfer Guide to see the specific TRU credit for the identified AP and IB courses) Students may choose to repeat a course at TRU by forfeiting the credit To transfer credits you must have
1 Official GCE transcript2 A-Level courses only3 Grade of A or BFor more information on transfer credit to arts science or business programs at TRU visit trucaadmissionshs-studentsstandingalevel
DAADTRU will accept the DAAD language test with a minimum B2 level as proof of meeting the English Language requirement for Visiting International Students only Students will be required to take the English Placement Test on arrival only as guidance for counselors in the event students may need more English language support
General Education Development (GED) TestThe GED is accepted high school equivalent for admission to TRU under the following conditions
bull Must be 17 years of agebull Will need IELTS scorebull Will need to take Accuplacer Math
assessment at TRU
Transfer CreditTRU will accept college and university transfer credit Official transcripts and detailed course outlines must be provided to receive transfer credit
bull Transfer credit assessment is done once the student has been admitted to TRU and submitted official transcripts and course outlines
bull A maximum of 50 of any program will be recognized outside of TRU
bull International Admissions will assess a studentrsquos formal learning from other accredited post-secondary institutions
bull TRU will give transfer credit whenever possible total will differ depending on program
International Accreditations and Transfer Credit
RECOGNIZING FUTURE GLOBAL LEADERSThe TRU Global Competency Certificate allows students to earn formal recognition for their intercultural and international experiencesmdashfrom Study Abroad to learning a second language to volunteer work
Global Competency is a credential that can be earned in tandem with any credit programmdashundergraduate or graduatemdashoffered by Thompson Rivers University
The program uses a portfolio approach that allows each student to track a number of different educational and personal experiences
How Do I Earn ItTo earn this credential a student must
1 Attend an Orientation session2 Sign up for GLBL1000 3 Earn and compile points4 Submit a portfolio to the Centre for
Student Engagement office OM1468
Global Competency
24 | International Program Guide Study Options
School of Business and EconomicsMaster of BusinessAdministration (MBA)The TRU MBA Advantage
The TRU MBA is designed to meet the needs of our students who can customize their learning experience with maximum fl exibility and unparalleled choice
bull One and two-year MBA programs bull Three program completion options
Graduate Project Graduate Thesis and Course-Based completion options
bull TRUrsquos MBA program does notrequire a GMAT score or have a minimum professional workexperience requirement
Entrance Requirements
1 Education 3 or 4-year undergraduate degree with a minimum B average (GPA of 30 on a scale of 400 or equivalent) in the last 60 credits
2 Language rsaquo Completion of undergraduate
degree at an English language university in a country where English is the primary language or
rsaquo IELTS score of 70 (all bands) or rsaquo A minimum TOEFL score of 100 with
no section below 20 (IBT) or rsaquo Completion of TRU ENGL 1100 and
CMNS 1290 with a B (GPA of 300)or higher
3 Quantitative and Computing Skills Quantitative skills include a strong background in algebra and statistics Computing skills include having a strong background in word processing presentation and spreadsheet software
One-Year Program
Graduates of a four-year BBA or Bachelor of Commerce degrees may be eligible for direct admission to the 12-month MBA Level The MBA program consists of eight core courses plus a choice of one of three completion options
Two-Year Program
Students from other undergraduate fi elds may be eligible for the two-year MBA program which provides students witha solid foundation in business administration plus the strategic management skills required to succeed in the global business environment
MBA Foundation amp GraduateCertifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) program
The two-year MBA begins with the Graduate Certifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) program which consists of 6 courses (2 semesters) of Foundation courses in the major subject areas of Business Administration The GCBA off ers a pathway to the 12-month MBA program for students with non-business-related undergraduate degrees and ensures they have the knowledge required to be successful in the MBA program Upon successful completion of the MBA Foundation courses with a minimumB grade proceed automatically to the MBA level which requires 3 semesters(12 months) to complete
All MBA students in year 2 complete eight core courses plus a choice of one of three completion options Course-Based Graduate Project or Graduate Thesis
The Course-Based option provides the opportunity to study four additional advanced management courses in areas such as Corporate Finance Marketing Decision Analysis Entrepreneurshipand Innovation
The Graduate Project option provides the opportunity to address an applied management issue or problem This option provides situational experience and allows the student to focus in a specifi c areaof management
The Graduate Thesis option provides the opportunity to prepare and defend a thesis further developing critical thinking skills as well as academic research skills
Graduates of our MBA program have successfully obtained positions in a variety of industries and sectors including major corporations government small- and medium-sized businesses and non-profi ts locally across Canada and around the world
Throughout the program TRUrsquos MBA Students are off ered opportunities for career development The Career Development Program provides workshops events guest speakers and activities designed to develop career readiness for MBA students and provide additional opportunities to achieve the learning goals and objectives of the program
For more information about MBA studies at TRU please visit our website at trucamba or email us at mbatruca
What can I studyin Business andEconomics at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Master of Business Administrationbull MBA Foundation amp Graduate
Certifi cate in Business Administration
bull Post-Baccalaureate Diplomas rsaquo Accounting rsaquo Business Administration rsaquo Finance rsaquo Human Resource Management rsaquo International Business rsaquo Marketing rsaquo New Venture Creation rsaquo Supply Chain Management
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Business Administration rsaquo Accounting rsaquo Economics rsaquo Environmental Economics amp
Sustainable Development (Minor)
rsaquo Finance rsaquo Financial Markets
amp Institutions (Minor) rsaquo Human Resource Management rsaquo Information Technology rsaquo International Business rsaquo Marketing rsaquo New Venture Creation rsaquo Supply Chain Management
bull Bachelor of BusinessAdministration and Computing Science double degree
bull Bachelor of CommercemdashTRU-OLbull Bachelor of Public
AdministrationmdashTRU-OL
Diplomas
bull Accounting Technicianbull Executive Assistantbull Management
Certifi cates
bull Administrative Assistantbull Management StudiesCo-op internship available
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International Program Guide Study Options | 25
School of Business and EconomicsPOST-BACCALAUREATEDIPLOMAS IN BUSINESSThe Post-Baccalaureate diplomas are valuable to international students who wish to come to Canada to learn English gain exposure to the culture and study in a compressed format Post-Baccalaureate diplomas normally take two years to complete on a full-time basis and are designed for students with a degree in a diff erent fi eld of study
Admission Requirements
bull Math 12 or MATH 0610 or MATH 1000 or equivalent (C+ or higher)
bull ENGL 1100 or equivalent with a C+or higher
bull A bachelor degreeStudents may commence their studies while they upgrade their mathematics and English
AccountingMATH 107 Mathematics for Business amp Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
ECON 1900 Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics orSTAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
ACCT 3200 Intermediate Financial Accounting 1
ACCT 3210 Intermediate Financial Accounting 2
ACCT 3220 Income Taxation 1
ACCT 3230 Income Taxation 2
ACCT 3250 Intermediate Management Accounting
FNCE 4110 Adv Financial Management for Accountants
ACCT 4200 Advanced Financial Accounting
ACCT 4230 Assurance
ACCT 4250 Advanced Management Accounting
MIST 4610 Strategic Management Information Systems
Business AdministrationMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business amp Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Mathematics with Applications 1
MNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
ECON 1900 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Principles of Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics orSTATS 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MNGT 4780 Strategic Management
One additional 30004000 business course
Note Business courses include those beginning with the ACCT BLAW MIST ENTR FNCE HRMN IBUS MKTG MNGT ORGB SCMN or BUSN acronyms
FinanceMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Mathematics with Applications 1
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics orMATH 1130 Enriched Calculus or MATH 1140 Calculus 1 or MATH 1150 Calculus for Biological Sciences
ECON 1900 Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 orSTAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
FNCE 3150 Investments 1
FNCE 3170 Investments 2
FNCE 3180 Risk Management and Financial Engineering
FNCE 4130 Advanced Financial Management
FNCE 4180 International Financial Management
At least fi ve ofBLAW 2910 Commercial Law
FNCE 3140 Financial Statement Analysis
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
FNCE 4120 Business Valuation and Restructuring
FNCE 4140 Personal Financial Management
FNCE 4160 Portfolio Management
FNCE 4190 Financial Institutions Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
Human ResourceManagementMNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
ORGB 3770 Teamwork in Organizations
ORGB 3810 Organizational Theory and Design
HRMN 3830 Human Resource Planning and Staffi ng
HRMN 3840 Employee and Labour Relations
BLAW 3920 Employment Law
HRMN 4830 Total Rewards
HRMN 4840 Organizational Learning Trainingand Development
ORGB 4870 Organizational Development and Change
HRMN 4890 Selected Topics in HR Management
International BusinessMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or
STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
MKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3510 International Business
IBUS 3520 Global Management
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
IBUS 4520 International Trade Finance
IBUS 4530 International Trade Law and Logistics
IBUS 4540 Global Entrepreneurship
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TRU Moose Donrsquot be surprised if people you donrsquot know smile and say ldquohirdquo Canadians are just that friendly
26 | International Program Guide Study Options
MarketingACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
MKTG 3470 Consumer Behaviour
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3510 International Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MKTG 4460 Marketing Strategy
At least seven ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
MKTG 4400 Professional Sales Management
MKTG 4410 Services Marking
MKTG 4420 Brand Management
MKTG 4430 Retail Management
MKTG 4440 Advanced Marketing Research
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
New Venture CreationMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics or MATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
MKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
ENTR 3720 All Business Finance
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
ENTR 4750 New Venture Creation
ENTR 4760 Small Business Management
Supply Chain ManagementMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business amp Economics or MATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics 2 or MATH 1130 Enriched Calculus or MATH 1140 Calculus 1 or
MATH 1150 Calculus for Biological Sciences
STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
SCMN 3330 Procurement Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MIST 3620 Web-Enabled Business
SCMN 4310 Operations Management
SCMN 4320 Logistics and Transportation
SCMN 4390 Selected Topics in Supply Chain Management
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
At least 2 ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
IBUS 3520 Global Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
School of Business and Economics gt trucamba gt trucabusiness
Accountingbull Treasury Manager bull Chief Financial Officer bull Budget Director bull Taxation Manager bull Management Consultant bull Tax Auditor bull International Accountant
Financebull Corporate Loans Officer bull Personal Financial Advisorbull Equity Analyst bull Portfolio Manager bull Chief Financial Officer bull Stock Broker bull Investment Dealer bull Treasury Manager
Human Resource Managementbull Director of Human Resourcesbull Training Officer bull Industrial Relations Officer bull Health and Safety Specialist bull Harassment Advisor bull Employee Benefits Officerbull Human Resources Manager
Information Technology bull Network Manager bull Systems Analyst bull Website Designer bull Computer Programmer bull Database Administrator
International Businessbull Export Sales Manager bull Foreign Trade Consultantbull Import and Export Specialist bull International Marketing Manager bull International Shipping Specialist
Marketingbull Brand Manager bull Advertising Account Executivebull District Sales Manager bull Market Researcher bull Sales Representative bull Public Relations Directorbull Promotions Manager
New Venture Creation bull Small Business Ownerbull Franchiseebull Loans Officerbull Venture Capitalistbull Small Business Consultant
Supply Chain Managementbull Process Engineerbull Supply Chain Analystbull Supply Chains Systems Managerbull InventoryPurchasing Managerbull Materials AnalystManagerbull Logistics Manager
Typical Job Titles
International Program Guide Study Options | 27
Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)The Bachelor of Business Administration degree is a four-year program
bull First and second years Foundation of business and non-business courses
bull Third and fourth years Students select majors and minors or concentrations
bull Current major and minor options Accounting Economics Finance New Venture Creation Human Resource Management International Business Marketing Information Technology (major only) and Public Relations (minor only)
First and Second Year Courses
bull 6 Humanities credits (English Philosophy Languages Fine Arts)
bull 6 Social Sciences credits (Anthropology Canadian Studies Economics Geography Political Studies Psychology Sociology)
Core CoursesThe following 72 credits (24 courses) are requiredACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
CMNS 1290 Introduction to Professional Writing
CMNS 3240 Business Communications
ECON 1900 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Principles of Macroeconomics
ECON 2320 Statistics for Business and Economics 1
ECON 2330 Statistics for Business and Economics 2
ECON 3040 Managerial Economics
ENGL 1100 Introduction to University Writing or ENGL 1110 Introduction to Prose Fiction or ENGL 1120 Introduction to Poetry or ENGL 1140 Introduction to Drama or ENGL 1210 Introduction to Drama and Poetry
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MNGT 4780 Strategic Management
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
PHIL 1110 Introduction to Critical Thinking
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
BBA MajorsAccountingACCT 3200 Intermediate Financial Accounting 1
ACCT 3210 Intermediate Financial Accounting 2
ACCT 3220 Income Taxation 1
ACCT 3230 Income Taxation 2
ACCT 3250 Intermediate Management Accounting
FNCE 4110 Advanced Financial Management for Accountants
ACCT 4200 Advanced Financial Accounting
ACCT 4230 Assurance
ACCT 4250 Advanced Management Accounting
MIST 4610 Strategic Management Information Systems
EconomicsThe Major in Economics requires 42 ECON credits of which 24 must be at the 3000 and 4000 level with a minimum of 6 at the 4000 level ECON 2900 and ECON 2950 are required and either ECON 3900 or ECON 3950 must be taken
FinanceFNCE 3150 Investments 1
FNCE 3170 Investments 2
FNCE 3180 Risk Management and Financial Engineering
FNCE 4130 Advanced Financial Management
FNCE 4180 International Financial Management
Plus at least three ofFNCE 3140 Financial Statement Analysis
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
FNCE 4120 Business Valuation and Restructuring
FNCE 4140 Personal Financial Management
FNCE 4160 Portfolio Management
FNCE 4190 Financial Institutions Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
General BBAStudents must complete at least 24 credits (normally 8 courses) of 300 or 400-level business or ECON courses in addition to the core requirements in 3rd and 4th year
Human Resource ManagementORGB 3810 Organizational Theory and Design
HRMN 3830 Human Resource Planning and Staffing
HRMN 3840 Employee and Labour Relations
BLAW 3920 Employment Law
HRMN 4830 Total Rewards
HRMN 4840 Organizational Learning Training and Development
ORGB 4870 Organizational Development and Change
HRMN 4890 Selected Topics in HR Management
International BusinessMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3520 Global Management
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
IBUS 4520 International Trade Finance
IBUS 4530 International Trade Law and Logistics
IBUS 4540 Global Entrepreneurship
MarketingMKTG 3470 Consumer Behaviour
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
MKTG 4460 Marketing Strategy
Plus at least five ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
MKTG 4400 Professional Sales Management
MKTG 4410 Services Marketing
MKTG 4420 Brand Management
MKTG 4430 Retail Management
MKTG 4440 Advanced Marketing Research
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
New Venture CreationACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
MKTG 3480 Market Research
ENTR 3720 Small Business Finance
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communicated
ENTR 4750 New Venture Creation
ENTR 4760 Small Business Management
School of Business and Economics gt trucamba gt trucabusiness
28 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism
TOURISM MANAGEMENTTourism Management faculty strive to deliver education experiences that blend theory with practice to ensure our graduates are confident in applying the knowledge they gain and management practicemdashboth essential for leaders of tomorrow
Bachelor of Tourism Management (BTM)This four-year degree provides a solid foundation for the management of tourism businesses The BTM is designed to give students the skill and confidence to develop their own tourism businesses and fill the growing need for managers in the tourism industry Course assignments introduce students to current management issues with local regional national and international tourism businesses and organizations
Students may enter in first year or may transfer from other programs Graduates of TRU tourism diplomas or other tourism or business-related diplomas may also ladder into the BTM
Bachelor of Tourism Management Double DegreeTake your 4th year in the Netherlands and get a double degree TRU has partnered with the best university of applied sciences in the Netherlands to offer a second credential effectively doubling your degree in a single year of study abroad Instruction at NHTV is in English fostering connections with your fellow students and with your Dutch counterparts who will complete the double degree at TRU in their fourth year
Tourism Management DiplomasEvents and Conventions ManagementSpecial events and conventions are being recognized as great income generators for a community and the fastest growing segment of the tourism industry Employment opportunities exist within corporations hotels resorts convention centres municipal convention and visitorsrsquo bureaus and destination management companies
Resort and Hotel ManagementThis two-year diploma program is designed to provide the theory and practical skills essential to begin a career in Resort and Hotel Management Courses in this diploma provide instruction in Hotel Operations Food and Beverage Management and Hospitality Administration
Sports Event ManagementIn this multi-faceted program you will learn about sports and business From managing a sporting company or organization directing a club sport facility or starting your own company this is your opportunity to practice and master the business skills and expertise to produce organize and manage sport events anywhere
Tourism ManagementThe Tourism Management diploma will provide the basic skills and training for careers in Venue Management Tourism Community Planning and Consulting Tourism Marketing Management and Small Tourism Business Management
What can I study in Tourism at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Post-Baccalaureate Diplomas rsaquo Adventure Studies rsaquo International
Tourism Development rsaquo Tourism
Destination Development rsaquo Tourism
Experience Development
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies ndash Adventure Concentration
bull Bachelor of Tourism Management
rsaquo Majorsbull Adventurebull Entrepreneurbull Management
rsaquo Minorbull Adventure Studiesbull International Adventure in
Tourism Developmentbull Entrepreneurshipbull Managementbull Marketingbull Environmental Economics
and Developmentbull Financebull Human Resourcesbull International Business
Diplomas
bull Adventure Guide bull Adventure Management bull Events amp Conventions Managementbull Resort amp Hotel Managementbull Sports Event Managementbull Tourism Management
Certificates
bull Aboriginal Tourismbull Adventure Sportsbull Canadian Mountain and Ski Guidebull Culinary Artsbull Retail Meat Processing
International Opportunities
bull Adventure Tourism field tripbull Study Abroad
Co-op internship available
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International Program Guide Study Options | 29
POSTndashBACCALAUREATE TOURISM MANAGEMENT DIPLOMASPost-baccalaureate diplomas aredesigned for those who already have an undergraduate degree
Students will acquire a strong foundation in international tourism development subjects including experiences marketing environmental issues community and cultural issues product developmentand innovation
Admission Requirements
bull Any undergraduate degreebull Math 12 or equivalent bull IELTS 65 no band less than 60 or TOEFL
88 no section less than 20
Adventure StudiesTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (24 credits)TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing and Customer Service
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
ADVG 3110 Adventure Activities (Note this course has an activity fee)
ADVG 3130 Adventure Operations
ADVG 4010 Business Applications for Eco and Adventure Tourism Management
ADVG 4020 Legal Liability and Risk Management for Eco and Adventure Businesses
ADVG 4220 The Culture of Adventure
SpecializationmdashRequired Course (6 credits)
Select a total of 6 credits within ADVG activity based courses (1000-2000 level) Examples include kayaking skiing rock climbing ocean surfi ng etc
SpecializationmdashOptions (9 credits)
Select 3 of the following optionsADVG 4030 Contemporary Perspectives in Eco
and Adventure
ADVG 4040 Programming Experiential Activities
ADVG 4070 Directed Studies in Adventure
ADVG 4210 Adventure and Sport Marketing
ADVG 4230 Consulting In Adventure
39 Total Credits
InternationalTourism DevelopmentTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (39 credits)TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing and Customer Service
TMGT 3010 Community and Cultural Issues in Tourism
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
TMGT 4010 Experience Creation and Product Development
ADVG 4100 Adventure Tourism Field Trip (International)(Note course has activity fees and travel costs associated with it)
SpecializationmdashRequired Course (18 credits)
ADVG 4050 International Adventure Tourism Business
ADVG 4090 Nature-based Community Development
TMGT 4160 Tourism in a Global Environment
TMGT 2610 Environmental issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
ADVG 4070 Directed Studies in Adventure
39 Total Credits
Tourism DestinationDevelopmentTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (21 credits)CMNS 1810 Business Professional and Academic
Composition (or ENGL 1100)
TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing amp Customer Service
TMGT 2610 Environmental Issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3000 Practicum in Tourism (120 hours)
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
Tourism Electivesmdash(15 credits)
One Lower Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Upper Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Culture amp Place Elective from TMGT 3010 4090 4100 4220 ADVG 4220
One Global Perspectives Elective from TMGT 4030 4040 4160 4981 ADVG 4050 4160
One Experience Design Elective from TMGT 4010 4050 4130 4170 4180 4210 ADVG 4040 4200
Specializationmdash(18 credits)
EVNT 2190 Destination Marketing Organizations
TMGT 3010 Community and Cultural Issues in Tourism
TMGT 3040 Land Use Management or
TMGT 4040 Tourism and Sustainable Development
TMGT 4120 Developing New Tourism Enterprises or
TMGT 4140 Tourism Strategy
Specialty ElectiveSelect 1 of the following
TMGT 2080 2090 4030 4050 ADVG 4090
TMGT 4020 Graduating Seminar
54 Total Credits
Tourism ExperienceManagementTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (21 credits)CMNS 1810 Business Professional and Academic
Composition (or ENGL 1100)
TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing amp Customer Service
TMGT 2610 Environmental Issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3000 Practicum in Tourism (120 hours)
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
Tourism Electivesmdash(15 credits)
One Lower Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Upper Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Culture amp Place Elective from TMGT 3010 4090 4100 4220 ADVG 4220
One Global Perspectives Elective from TMGT 4030 4040 4160 4981 ADVG 4050 4160
One Experience Design Elective from TMGT 4010 4050 4130 4170 4180 4210 ADVG 4040 4200
Specializationmdash(18 credits)
Select 5 of the following optionsADVG 4040 Programming Experiential Activities
ADVG 4160 Community Capacity Building
TMGT 4010 Experience Creation and Product Development
TMGT 4050 Event Tourism
TMGT 4090 The Culture of Events
TMGT 4100 The Social Side of Tourism
TMGT 4130 Tourist Behaviour
TMGT 4170 Information Technology in Tourism
TMGT 4180 Managing the Tourist Experience
TMGT 4210 Casino Operations Management
54 Total Credits
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism gt trucatourism
30 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism gt trucatourism
We off er the fi nest and most extensive Adventure Studies training in the world We create exceptional educational experiences to foster studentsrsquo physical mental and emotional development so as to be of service to the global commercial adventure industry
Programs of StudyThe Adventure Studies department now off ers eight diverse programs of study Each program enables students to obtain the knowledge and qualifi cations required for employment and careers in the eco and adventure tourism industry Many opportunities for career and adventure pursuits exist for TRU graduates
bull adventure specialist bull avalanche technician bull college instruction bull environmental studies bull government consultingbull guiding bull international development bull photo journalism bull tourism marketingbull travel writing
Adventure Studies in the Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS) is a unique program that allows students to design their own curriculum customized to their specifi c interests and goals The BIS is intended as a two-year add-on (60 credits) to any 60 credits of lower level credits a student brings into the program
Adventure Studies in Bachelor of Tourism Management is a unique combination of theory and practice both local and abroad that produces competent graduates who quickly apply their skills to their careers as consultants to businesses organizations communities government tourism and tourism industry professionals
The Adventure Guide Diploma is the best known guide training program that attracts worldwide scrutiny and sets the standard for training whitewater ocean climbing and ski guides in Canada
The Adventure Management Diploma provides students with a broad background and understanding of the management of adventure activities and the opportunity to develop profi ciency in their personal adventure sport skills
The Canadian Mountain and Ski Guide Certifi cation Diploma Program (CMSG)is a collaborative program between the Adventure Studies Department and the Association of Canadian MountainGuides (ACMG) The program includes industry-recognized certifi cations tothe standards of the ACMG and International Federation of Mountain Guide Associations (IFMGA)
Adventure Sport Certifi cate an introduction to adventure sports and the adventure industry This is the ideal program for entry-level adventure students and students wishing to explore their career interest in adventure-related fi elds
The Culinary Arts Training program covers all aspects of the professional kitchen from appetizers and gourmet foods to the creation of exquisite desserts Graduates of the Culinary Arts program can look forward to job opportunities in the food and restaurant industry
Culinary Arts Certifi cateAdmission Requirements
bull Successful medical exam bull Successful completion of the entry
assessment test (Accuplacer) through the TRU Assessment Centre This test is a measure of English and math competency taken by all students
bull Interview with program coordinator
Course Length - 3 Semesters
Includes 13 months of hands-on training which takes 16 months to complete There is a four-month summer break (May to August) for the opportunity to gain formalized work experience
Professional Cook Level 130 weeks (2 semesters)Cook 1J Safety and Sanitation
Cook 1H Basic Food Service and Kitchen Management
Cook 1K Health CareCook-Chill
Cook 1A Vegetable and Starch Cookery
Cook 1B Meat and Poultry Cookery
Cook 1C Seafood Cookery
Cook 1D Stocks Soups and Sauces
Cook 1E Meat Poultry and SeafoodCutting and Processing
Cook 1F Cold Kitchen
Cook 1G Baking and Desserts
Cook 1I Egg and Breakfast Cookery
Cook 2M Employment Skills
160 hours of work practicum in industry
Work Practicum and Industry Hours
Students will be required to log 120 hours within the industry In addition to the work practicum students must have a total of 400 hours of work-based training by working during summer prior to registering for Professional Cook Level 2
Professional Cook Level 214 weeks (1 Semester)
During the fi nal 14 weeks in addition to a full course load you will be required to work in the afternoons and evenings preparing dishes for the highly acclaimed TRU Dining Room Accolades and learn to learn to plan menus control food costs and begin to acquire industry management skills
CULINARY ARTS
ADVENTURE STUDIES
International Program Guide Study Options | 31
Faculty of Science
What can I studyin Science at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Master of Sciencein Environmental Science
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Science rsaquo Majors
bull General Sciencebull Animal Biologybull Chemistrybull Chemical Biologybull Cellular Molecular
amp Microbial Biologybull Ecology amp
Environmental Biologybull Environmental Chemistrybull Computing Sciencebull Mathematicsbull Mathematical Sciencesbull Physicsbull Statistics
rsaquo Minorsbull Geoarcheologybull Management
bull Bachelor of Computing Sciencebull Bachelor of Computing Science
amp Business Administrationdouble degree
bull Bachelor of Natural Resource Sciencebull Bachelor of Health Sciencebull Bachelor of Technology Managementbull Associate of Science bull Forestry Transfer (1st amp 2nd year)bull Engineering Transfer
(2-year transfer program)
Diplomas
bull Computer Information Systems Technology
bull Architectural ampEngineering Technology
bull Respiratory Therapy
Co-op internship available
SCIENCES ANDENVIRONMENT
Master of Science inEnvironmental ScienceThe TRU Master of Science in Environmental Science is a thesis-based degree with three areas of specialization 1) Ecology and Evolution 2) Physical Sciences and 3) Policy and Management The program is designed to produce graduates who are innovative andhave multi-disciplinary skills and broad knowledge in the fi eld of environmental science It is structured to be unique fl exible and relevant
Applications must be submitted four months before the intended starting date Please note that applications cannot be processed until a faculty member has indicated they will act as supervisor for the studentrsquos thesis Please contact the Coordinator of the Master of Science program at MSc_Coordtruca for more information
Admission Requirements
MSc application form cover letter personal reacutesumeacute two letters of recommendation written by professional or academic references offi cial copy of educational transcripts with GPA of 333 over the last two years of undergraduate studies and offi cial TOEFL results
Bachelor of Science (BSc)The Bachelor of Science degree program is a rigorous program that provides students with both depth and breadth in their science education emphasizes the acquisition of communication skills and promotes computer literacy The program also provides fl exibility so that students may pursue interests in disciplines outside there area of specialization TRU off ers three routes to a Bachelor of Science degree a Majors program in a specifi c discipline or disciplines an Honours Program in a specifi c discipline or a General Science Degree Program
Pre-Professional Health Sciences (Bachelor of Science)
Students interested in professional health care careers can complete their required undergraduate university study at TRU before applying for admission to professional programs at another university
Pre-Professional Health Sciences
bull Pre-Medicinebull Pre-Pharmacybull Pre-Chiropracticbull Pre-Dentistrybull Pre-Naturopathic Medicine
Bachelor of ScienceAdmission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 (or equivalent)bull Pre-Calculus Math 12 (C+) or Math 12
Principles (C+) or TRU Math 06000610bull Physics 11 (C+) or TRU Physics 0500bull Chemistry 11 (C+) or TRU Chemistry 0500
Bachelor of NaturalResource Science (BNRS)The purpose of the BNRS degree program is to prepare students for careers in a widerange of natural resource sector jobs and for further academic study in graduate school ldquoNatural resourcesrdquo include water forests rangeland soil minerals fi sheries and wildlife Natural resource science therefore is the application of scientifi c principles and knowledge towards a better understanding and management of these resources
Possible areas of employment include
bull Resource management and planning for government or industry
bull Operational forestrybull Teaching interpretation and guidingbull Wildlife biology and managementbull Habitat protectionbull Fisheries and animal researchbull Strategic land use planning
Forestry Transfer ProgramTRU off ers the fi rst general year of Forestry and the second year of Forest Resource Management Forest Science Natural Resource Conservation and Forest Operations Students who have completed the required fi rst or second year courses with a GPA of at least 25 are eligible to apply for admission to the UBC Faculty of Forestry
Katey I love the chemistry program at TRU The professors are incredible I love how accessible they are and always available for questions When you know your professors and they know you it makes for a much more personal learning environment Watch Kateyrsquos video on YouTube mytruworld
gt trucascience
32 | International Program Guide Study Options
COMPUTING SCIENCEAND ADVANCEDTECHNOLOGY
Why Computing Science
Many of the technologies we use and enjoy today were created by computing scientists As a future computer scientist you could create new technology that could improve society or change the world The Bachelor of Computer Science program has several elective options such as Business amp Management or Arts amp Gaming
Strong Market Terrifi c Jobs
Currently there are not enough computer scientists to fi ll the jobs available
During co-op work terms students can earn up to $40000 per year Graduates typically earn up to $50000 to start with senior positions often reaching $100000 or more
Bachelor of Computing Science (BCS)The BCS degree is for students interested in one of the many diff erent career options in computing science including website design network administration database management and e-commerce applications After two years of general study students do two years of concentrated computing studies
Double Degree Bachelorof Computing Science (BCS) amp Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)Double degrees in both computing and business will provide graduates with a strong platform from which to launch a successful career Whether working as a web applications manager an information systems consultant or CEO of a software company BCSBBA students will possess the combined management and computing skills to be successful in an increasingly high-tech business environment
To earn double degrees students must meetthe requirements of both programs Throughcareful course selection it is possible to complete two degrees in just fi ve years
Engineering Transfer (DegreeProgram) Year 1 and 2The Engineering Transfer Program at TRU allows you to get a jump-start on your engineering studies
Engineering Transfer Year One (38 credits) Complete the foundation courses necessary for your engineering degree in your fi rst year at TRU and transfer to UBC or UVic to complete your degree in biological biomedical civil chemical computer electrical environmental geological geo-technical integrated materials mechanical mining software engineering physics and other engineering specialties
Engineering Transfer Year Two Complete second year of Electrical or Computer engineering and transfer to UVic Following your second year you will then take part in a required 4-8 months Co-op term providing the opportunity to practice your engineering skills and get paid then you will transfer to the University of Victoria in third year to complete your degree
Admission to Engineering requirements
1 Pre-Calculus 11 and 12 with B (73)or better
2 Physics 11 and 12 with B (73) or better3 Chemistry 11 and 12 (highly
recommended) with B (73) 4 English 12 (73 or higher)
Computer Information Systems TechnologyDiploma (CIST)The CIST Diploma is accredited by the Canadian Information Processing Society CIST emphasizes the application of computers to the solution of business related problems The academic training combines technical and computer skills with communication skills (written and oral) and business skills Students who complete this diploma can ladder into year three of the BCS degree
Architectural andEngineering Technology Program (ARET)The Architectural and Engineering Technology Program (ARET) is a three-year diploma that emphasizes the design processes in building civil and mechanical technologies building structures municipal services electrical plumbing and HVAC (heating ventilating and AC) systems
Students will acquire problem solving skills in engineering and building design and in-depth knowledge in construction management building regulations and technical writing Courses include construction surveying architectural design fl uid mechanics mechanical and electrical design steel wood and reinforced concrete design and structural analysis
Students who complete the three-year ARET program can ladder into the Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM) degree and complete the degree after just 3 more semesters
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Faculty of Science gt trucascience
Typical Job Titlesin Computing Sciencebull Graphic Design Firmsbull Web and Flash Development Firmsbull Multimedia Design Firmsbull Print and Digital Media
Developmentbull Corporate Design and
Communicationsbull Advertising Agenciesbull Online Publishingbull Web Animation
Typical Job Titles in ARETbull Building Technologistbull Mechanical Technologistbull Civil Technologistbull Designer job captain specifi cation
writer estimator quantity surveyor or project administrator
bull Typically employed byprofessional engineer companies architects contractors manufacturers and governments
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HEALTH SCIENCES
Respiratory Therapy Diploma TRU is the only educational institution in British Columbia to offer a program in Respiratory Therapy This program is accredited by the Conjoint Committee of the Canadian Society of Respiratory Therapists and the Canadian Medical Association The program consists of two eight-month sessions of instruction at TRU followed by 47 weeks of clinical internship at accredited hospitals
The clinical year begins in June following the second academic session Clinical year students will rotate between hospitals in the interior of BC Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island Applicants must be prepared to relocate as required
Respiratory Therapy (RT) DiplomaBachelor of Health Science (BHSC)Students are admitted into the three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma program with the option to enter the four-year dual diplomadegree stream The dual diplomadegree stream allows successful students to graduate with both a three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma and a four-year Bachelor of Health Science degree within a four year period
Bachelor of Health ScienceThe Bachelor of Health Science is designed to provide Health Care diploma students and graduates the opportunity to obtain a bachelor degree
Graduates from a two-year or three-year diploma can ladder into the Bachelor of Health Science and are granted up to 60 credits for two-year diploma and up to 90 credits for a three-year diploma
Graduates from the following diploma programs have enrolled in the Bachelor of Health Science program
bull Respiratory Therapybull Dental Hygienebull Medical Radiologybull Medical Laboratory Technologybull Massage Therapybull OccupationalPhysiotherapists Assistants
Admission Requirements
Completion of a minimum two-year diploma in Health Care or related area from a recognized program and institution
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)ndash Kamloops campus (limited enrolment)
ndash Williams Lake campus (Years 1 and 2 only limited enrolment)
The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) program is a 4-year degree program (plus practicum placements) Upon completion graduates are eligible to write the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) and apply for registration with the College of Registered Nurses of British Columbia (CRNBC) to practice as a Registered Nurse (RN)
The BScN program educates students to be competent nurses to work with individuals families groups or communities from a health promotion perspective and an ethic of caring Practice experiences occur in acute care extended care and intermediate care hospitals and other community health agencies and homes with options for local regional provincial national and international practicums
Admission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 or equivalent rsaquo BC Chemistry 11 or TRU
Chemistry 0500 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo BC Biology 12 or TRU Biology 0600 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo One other BC Science at the grade 11 or 12 level C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Foundation of Math 12 or Pre-Calculus12 or TRU MATH 0600 and MATH 0610 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo English 12 or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
Practical Nursing Diplomandash Williams Lake campus
The provincial practical nursing education diploma program is a 2-year program designed to provide learners with the knowledge skills judgments and attitudes to perform to the full range of competencies as identified by the College of Licensed Practical Nurses of British Columbia (CLPNBC) The aim of the program is to prepare graduates to care for individuals and families at multiple life stages and in a variety of practice settings Upon successful completion of the program you will be eligible to write the Canadian Practical Nurse Registration Exam (CPNRE) required for licensure in BC
Admission Requirements
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalent rsaquo English 12English 12 First Nations
or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Math 11 Foundations with a C minimum grade
rsaquo Human Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nurses with a C+ minimum grade
Students have two options to meet this prerequisite
1 PNUR 1300 Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nursing OR TRU-Open Learning - HLTH 1121 Foundation Human Anatomy-Physiology for Heath Promotion
2 BIOL 1590 and BIOL 1690 Human Anatomy and Physiology OR TRU-Open Learning - BIOL 1593 and BIOL 1693 with a C minimum grade
Option 2 is recommended for students who are looking to ladder into the BScN program
Faculty of Science
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34 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Arts
The Faculty of Arts offers exceptional opportunities for students inside and outside of the classroom to explore ideas engage communities and encounter the world
Police and Justice DiplomaThe Police and Justice Diploma prepares students for careers in Canadian policing and justice including sheriffs corrections parole and private security The program prepares graduates to have the necessary skills and knowledge required for a justice-related career Graduates may further their studies in the Bachelor of Arts Major in Criminology at TRU
Bachelor of Arts (BA)The Bachelor of Art degree is an excellent way to begin the experience of university for students who want to explore their options The BA offers a broad liberal arts education that combines a concentration in at least one discipline while ensuring a wide selection of courses as well as opportunities to incorporate other learning experiences such as Study Abroad and Co-operative Education
Associate of Arts Degree (AA)The associate arts degree is a 2-year program designed to provide an educational experience that lays a solid foundation for further study Students are required to complete a broad range of course offerings balanced with in-depth study in science
Bachelor of General Studies (BGS) (Online Only)This degree program provides a flexible structure that allows students to create their own program with as much or as little subject specialization as they want
Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS)BIS is a unique two-year program that students may enter after two years of university study or a two-year post-secondary diploma It allows students to create a customized program of study in their third and fourth years or to create new career options by completing their undergraduate degrees
Bachelor of Journalism (BJour)Students may enter this program directly from high school or after completing two years of study in the liberal arts This degree is career-oriented aimed at preparing students to become communication specialists for employment with community and daily newspapers magazines government agencies corporations and non-profit and advocacy organizations
Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA)The Fine Arts degree is a four-year program that allows students an education in the visual arts within a university context Studio courses such as Ceramics Drawing Photography Printmaking Sculpture Painting and interdisciplinary combinations of these media will be studied alongside academic disciplines ranging from Art History to English and Philosophy Gallery Studies such as Gallery Management and Curating are also available at the upper-level
What can I study in Arts at TRUMajors amp Minorsbull Communicationsbull Criminologybull Economicsbull Economic and Political Studiesbull Englishbull Geographybull Historybull Interdisciplinary Studiesbull Journalismbull Mathematicsbull Philosophybull Psychologybull Sociologybull Theatre Artsbull Visual Arts
Other Minors and Specializationsbull Anthropologybull Archaeology amp Geologybull Canadian Studiesbull Creative Writingbull Environmental Economics amp
Sustainable Developmentbull Managementbull Political Studies
Degreesbull Bachelor of Artsbull Bachelor of Fine Artsbull Bachelor of Interdisciplinary
Studiesbull Bachelor of Journalism
Diplomasbull Diploma in General Studiesbull Associate of Artsbull Fine Artsbull Police and Justicebull Visual Arts
Certificatesbull Aboriginal Studiesbull Literary and Art Historybull Modern Languagesbull Visual Arts Studio
International Opportunitiesbull AnthropologymdashEastern Europe
amp Philippinesbull Management amp Communicationmdash
Germanybull Leadership in Global Competency
Environmental Sustainability Social Media AdvantagemdashGermany
bull Geography amp JapanesemdashJapan
Co-op internship available
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International Program Guide Study Options | 35
Faculty of Human Social and Educational Development
Master of Education (MEd)The Master of Education program with a concentration in Educational Leadership offers thesis final project or capstone course options Designed for the working professional involved in education and for students who wish to assume positions as educational leaders and researchers or who work in education health care private industry and government
Education Requirement
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent with a minimum B average (GPA of 30 on a scale of 433) in the last 60 credits or completion of TRUrsquos Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies
Language Requirement
bull Completion of undergraduate degree at an English language university in a country where English is the primary language or
bull IELTS score of 65 (all bands) orbull A minimum TOEFL score of 88 with no
section below 20 (IBT) orbull Completion of TRU ESL level 5
Documentation Required
bull TRU Master of Education applicationbull A personal resumeacutebull A letter of intentbull Two letters of referencebull Official transcripts of all
post-secondary education
Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)The Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies (GCES) is designed to help develop the English language and academic skills to successfully meet the MEd entry requirements
The GCES is considered a standalone graduate certificate that completes qualifications for admission into TRUrsquos MEd program Students will be required to successfully complete three graduate level courses and students who require English upgrading will need to also successfully complete TRUrsquos ESL program before entering the MEd program Note Credits received in GCES do not transfer to the TRU MEd program
Bachelor of Education (BEd)The Bachelor of Education (Elementary) degree program is a two-year program which prepares students to teach in elementary schools Graduates obtain their professional teaching certificate from the Ministry of Education Teacher Regulation Branch (TRB) which qualifies the graduate to teach kindergarten to grade 12 in BC public schools Graduates can also teach in any province or territory in Canada and in many other countries
Admission Requirements
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent normally in Arts Fine Arts Mathematics Science Music or Physical Education
Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)The Bachelor of Social Work program prepares competent generalist practitioners to provide service and leadership within regional national and global contexts to achieve social justice respect for diversity and social change Employment opportunities exist in a wide variety of government and voluntary organizations such as family and childrenrsquos services child welfare mental health services hospitals womenrsquos services crisis services corrections and Aboriginal social services
Human Service DiplomaThe Human Service Diploma prepares students for careers with government or non-profit agencies that provide support and assistance to individuals coping with economic disadvantage mental health issues developmental gender and diversity issues as well as challenges such as addiction family change and involvement with the justice system
Early Childhood Education Diploma (ECE)The ECE program provides excellent learning techniques so that students can acquire the necessary knowledge and skills to become effective educators of young children Early Childhood Education is a rapidly expanding field Completion of the ECE Diploma satisfies the requirements of the Community Care Facilities Branch (CCFB) of the BC Government for a License to Practice as an Early Childhood Educator in British Columbia
Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) CertificateThe TESL Certificate is designed to provide a comprehensive course of study to prepare students to work in the ESL field nationally and internationally This one-semester program requires a previous university degree for admission It includes 195 instructional hours including a teaching practicum Upon completion students receive a TESL certificate from TRU Graduates may also apply for a second certificate from TESL Canada The components of the program introduce students to the core topics of pedagogical grammar curriculum design and instructional methodology and cross cultural studies as well as to a variety of teaching modules such as Pronunciation Skills Assessment and Evaluation and Second Language Acquisition
Program highlights
bull Accredited by TESL Canada bull Includes a supervised practicum to gain
hands-on guided classroom experiencebull Small class sizes (maximum 20 students) bull Abundant work opportunities in Canada
and around the world
What can I study in Human Social and Educational Development
Graduate
rsaquo Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)
rsaquo Master of Education Leadership
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Education (Elementary)bull Bachelor of Education
(Physical Education)bull Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)
Diploma
bull Early Childhood Educationbull Human Service Diploma
Certificate
bull Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) Post-Baccalaureate Certificate
Co-op internship available
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36 | International Program Guide Study Options
School of Trades and TechnologyTRUrsquos School of Trades and Technology has many trades training programs that result in provincial Industrial Training Authority or Red Seal Certification The instructors at TRU are some of the best in BC Canada and beyond As the economy struggles there is no better time to complete your trades training so that you will be ahead of the curve and ready when the economy turns around
What can I study in Trades and Technology at TRU
bull Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (online only)
bull Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)
bull Diploma in Water Treatment Technology
Foundation and Apprenticeship Training
bull Automotive Service Technicianbull Carpenterbull Commercial Transport Vehicle Mechanic
Technicianbull Electricianbull Heavy Duty Mechanicbull Gasfittingbull InboardOutboard Mechanicbull Plumbingbull Welding
Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)The BTTM degree program provides technologists with the knowledge and skills necessary to become effective project leaders supervisors and managers in organizations within a changing business and technical environment
Admission Requirements
A two or three-year diploma in technology or equivalent
Students who complete the two-year Water Treatment Technology Program or the three-year Architectural and Engineering Technology program (ARET) can ladder into the BTTM
Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (BTTTL) (Online Only)
This new program the only one of its kind in Canada builds upon the candidatersquos trades or technology qualifications It is aimed at allowing certified tradespeople and technologists to gain the business and leadership knowledge needed for management and other advanced positions
WATER amp WASTEWATER PROGRAMSWater sustains life Now you can help sustain our precious water supplies Gain job-ready skills to protect drinking water quality safeguard water resources and ensure the sustainability of the water supplies that are crucial to public health and the environment Canada and the World are facing shortages of educated and trained water and wastewater operatorsmdashyoursquoll be in demand upon graduation
Certificate in Water amp Wastewater UtilitiesThe Certificate is an entry-level training and education program in the operation and maintenance of Water and Wastewater Treatment Distribution and Collection systems The Certificate requirements are a successful completion of 12 courses 6 per term total of 36 credits to graduate This program ladders into the Water Treatment Technology Diploma Program
Schedule Term 1 August 17 to December 18 2015 Term 2 January 4 to May 09 2016
Water amp Wastewater Technology DiplomaTRU Water and Wastewater Diploma is a two-year four semester program
The diploma prepares students to operate and maintain water and wastewater treatment distribution re-use and disposal facilities as well as how to monitor source water quality This program is designed to educate students in chemistry microbiology mathematics mechanical and electrical systems instrumentation and treatment technologies as they are applied in the water industry Students will also study environmental law occupational health and safety communications and utility management
During the hands-on practical trainingmdashstudents will be trained in the operation maintenance troubleshooting of water systems at the state-of-the-art Kamloops Centre for Water Quality
Students can choose to exit the program after completion of the first year of studies with a Certificate in Water and Wastewater Utilities or complete the entire Diploma This program also ladders into the Bachelors of Technology the Bachelor of
Trades and Technology Leadership or the Bachelor of General Studies at TRU
Admission Requirement
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalentbull Math 11 Foundations or MATH 0410
and 0520 or equivalentbull Chemistry 11 and Biology 11 are
recommendedbull Meet TRUrsquos minimum English
language requirements
For further information please contact Satwinder Paul Program Coordinator spaultruca
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A When to ApplyPlease note the following application deadlines Late applications will be considered if space is availableWinter January semester
Application deadline October 15Summer May semester
Application deadline February 15Fall September semester
Application deadline May 31
B How to Apply1 Application
Complete all information on the application form For faster processing complete application online at truworldca
2 Program Selection Mark your program choices clearly
3 Transcripts With this application submit official transcripts (or certified copies) of your secondary school grades and any post-secondary institutions you have attended Transcripts must be officially translated into English You may scan and email or fax the transcripts for faster processing but originals must be presented on arrival to TRU Otherwise you will not be allowed to register for courses at TRU
4 Application Fee A non-refundable application fee of CDN$100 must accompany your application
5 Send Send your completed application form school transcripts and application fee to International Admissions at iapplytruca
C Next Steps1 Processing
Your application will be processed within five working days
2 Pre-Acceptance TRU will send a pre-acceptance letter indicating(a) the program to which you
have been accepted and (b) any conditions of your acceptance
3 Submit You should submit the required fees for your first semester of study (as outlined in your pre-acceptance letter)
4 Final Acceptance Upon receiving payment of tuition and general fees TRU will send an official letter of acceptance
5 Housing Either make arrangements with the accommodation directly or used the TRU World service to secure your room Students must pay a C$150 accommodation application fee when using the service with TRU World
6 Student VISA Use your official TRU letter of acceptance to apply to the nearest Canadian Embassy or Consulate for a student visa
7 Airport Pickup Note Airport pick up only available at the Kamloops airport Additional charges may apply
D Paymentbull Fees may be paid by credit card (Visa
Mastercard American Express) bank draft or bank transfer You can also make payments through our online secure payment facility at truworldca
bull If paying by bank draft bank wire transfer or money order copy of the financial document must be attached
bull Please make your bank draft or money order payable to Thompson Rivers University
bull Bank transfer details Thompson Rivers University Acct 1105-935 Transit 07200 Swift Code BOFMCAM2 Bank of Montreal (BMO) 101Fndash1180 Columbia Street West Kamloops BC Canada V2C 6R6
Send a copy of the wire transfer receipt to iapplytruca
E Send Applications toInternational Admissions Thompson Rivers University 900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8
Tel +12508285252 Fax +12503715513
Email iapplytruca
TRU Refund PolicyStudents should familiarize themselves with TRUrsquos refund policy prior to submitting payment for their studies
International students who
(a) Withdraw prior to the start of instruction will receive a 50 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced the balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(b) Withdraw in the first or second week of instruction will receive a 25 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced The balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(c) Withdraw after the second week of instruction will receive no refund of tuition A forfeit of the semester tuition and general fees will be implemented if we are not advised of a request for refund or deferral
(d) Withdraw due to a failure to obtain a student permit prior to arrival at TRU will be entitled to a full refund of tuition and general fees invoiced less a CDN$200 administration fee Students must notify TRU in writing and provide documentation prior to the start of the semester (the original letter from the Canadian Embassy stating the reasons the visa was denied is requiredmdashno photocopies scans or faxes are accepted) Total non-refundable including application fee of CDN$100 is CDN$300
(e) New students who wish to defer the start of their first semester of study to a future semester may do so only twice and up to a maximum of one calendar year (ie a student accepted to the fall semester may defer until the next fall semester but not beyond) Continuing students who wish to defer their admission must do so before the beginning of the semester Once the deferral has expired students will need to reapply if they wish to recommence studies at a later date Deferral must be requested in writing and sent to iapplytruca prior to the start of the semester Once instruction begins policies (b) and (c) above apply
(f ) Withdrawal for Medical ReasonsmdashApart from the policy outlined for international students there is no provision for a medical refund outside this policy For continuing students who are required to withdraw for medical reasons we encourage the student to visit their Academic Advisor and fill in a ldquoComplete Program Withdraw Formrdquo This allows the student to withdraw from a course or program without obtaining a ldquoDNC (Did Not Complete)rdquo on their academic record
Application Instructions
Online Interactive Brochure wwwi-studentglobalcomtru
Thompson Rivers University900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8T +12508285252 bull F +12503715513Inquiries welcometruca bull Applications iapplytruca
truworldca
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L to R Tracy Barth Lorna Hutchinson Ornella Falsetta Carol Ryujin-Kawa Jean Linteris and Leslie Matthews Not picturedL Jody Peddle
Back Amit Goel (Hindi Punjabi Urdu) Rika Kimura (Japanese) Sultan Almajil (Arabic) Reuben Onyango (Swahili) Tatyana Dikaryeva (Russian Ukrainian)
Front Staff en Liu-Calver (Mandarin) Eric Kim (Korean) and Teresa Wei (Mandarin)
Barb Smith Keisha Morong and Verlinda Wale
InternationalStudent ServicesInternational Admissions bull Six full-time offi cers for
international admissionsbull Application processing within one week
under normal circumstancesbull Personalized response to inquiries
and follow-up questionsbull Admissions advising on specifi c
program requirements
InternationalAcademic Advisingbull Four full-time international
academic advisorsbull Course planning before you
arrive on campusbull Individual advising and course planning
each semesterbull Monitoring of academic performance and
counselling supportbull Academic success guidance
and workshops
Susie My academic advisors were great in helping me plan my courses they really facilitated my career goals and interests to help me choose a program and major which best suited me
For more info emailapplications to iapplytrucaor Apply online atregtruworldcaorderformasp
InternationalStudent Advisorsbull Multilingual teambull Personal counselling and assistance on
all aspects of student life in Canada including housing visa application and settlement services
bull Orientation and welcome servicesincluding airport receptioncity tours and peer programs
International Program Guide Campus Life | 13
Research at TRUFinding Tiny Solutions to Huge ProblemsJonathan Van Hamme PhD Associate Professor Department of Biological Sciences
Dr Van Hamme and his team are developing microscopic clean up crews through bioremediationmdashthe use of microbes to break down pollutants By studying microbes with bioactive qualities on a genetic level and learning precisely what makes their taste for toxins tick this researcher is working to develop strategies to enhance their natural abilities to clean up environmental pollutants
Advancing the Battle Against Drug Resistant BacteriaKingsley Donkor PhD Associate Professor Department of Chemistry
One very promising area of research is into lantibioticsmdashsubstances that not only show remarkable effectiveness against many forms of bacteria but also have a promising ability to thwart the development of resistance Donkor is working to discover the precise way in which lantibiotics destroy bacterial cells so that he can use that knowledge to develop new and even more effective lantibiotic substances
Searching for SuperheroesNaowarat (Ann) Cheeptham PhD Associate Professor Department of Biological Sciences
TRU microbiologist Dr Naowarat (Ann) Cheeptham is going to extremes in her search for new sources of antibiotics to fight multi-drug-resistant bacteria Working with an expert cave explorer to collect microorganisms from some of Canadarsquos most remote extreme cave habitats she and her team of graduate and undergraduate researchers are testing hundreds of these tough adaptable bacteria for potential antibiotic superpowers
14 | International Program Guide Campus Life
TRU Moose Co-op students can receive academic credit for co-op work terms
Work Options forInternational StudentsInternational Students are eligible to work on- and off -campus while studying full-time and qualify for full-time work permitafter graduation
Work During Your Studiesbull Work up to 20 hours per week while studyingbull Work full-time during scheduled breaks
bull Opportunities on- and off -campus
Co-operative EducationCo-operative education combines academic studies with paid work experience Students alternate between terms of full-time study and full-time employment
Co-op Advantages
bull Get paid career-related work experience while studyingbull Earn academic credits and transcript distinctionbull Maximize job opportunities upon graduationbull Choose from co-ops in Kamloops and across Canadabull TRU Co-op offi ce prepares students for interviews and help to
fi nd job placements bull Choose to work between one and up to fi ve semesters
Average Co-op salary
Program Discipline Average Monthly Salary
BBA C$2400
Science C$2800
Electronics C$2700
IT C$3000
Sample Co-op schedule (based on working 5 co-op semesters)
Co-op requirements and fees
bull Co-op work term fee of C$1400 (Co-op fee waived for students who do not fi nd employment)
bull Student applies for Co-op after completion of fi rst yearbull GPA determines acceptancebull Must complete COOP 1000 course on resume writing and
nterviewing skills after accepted to Co-op programbull Enter work semester after completing 50 of academic programbull Under graduate programs only See pages 20-21 for eligible programs
Work After GraduationInternational students graduating from a Canadian post-secondary institution are eligible to remain in Canada to work Students completing a minimum two-year program of study may be eligible to work for up to three years
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Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5
September to
December
Academic Semester
1
Academic Semester
3
Academic Semester
5
Academic Semester
7
Co-opWork Term
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Academic Semester
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4
Academic Semester
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Academic Semester 8
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Graduation
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16 | International Program Guide Campus Life
Student Housingamp AccommodationLive on campus as part of a vibrant active community of students at the TRU Residence (ldquoTRU Rezrdquo) or On Campus Housing (ldquoMcGillrdquo) Be minutes away from your classes campus amenities and the Tournament Capital Centre
TRU Student Residence The 11-storey TRU Rez has some of the best views in the city Each of the 570 private bedrooms include a desk chair double bed phone TV and lamp Floors are co-ed but two- and four-bedroom suites with shared kitchenette and washroom are either all female or all male
Applications are accepted on a fi rst-come fi rst-served basis First year students enrolled in a degree or diploma program are guaranteed a room for September if application is received before March
2 Bedroom Plan 4 Bedroom Plan
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McGill On Campus HousingMcGill housing off ers 300 self-contained bedrooms in four-bedroom ldquoquadrdquo units in three buildings Each all-female or all-male quad contains a shared kitchenette washroom and common area with access to a central building for study and recreation Applications will be accepted on a fi rst-come fi rst-served basis
bull Rooms have private outside entrances some have city viewsbull Rooms include bed desk sink kitchen with microwave double burner hot
plate and fridgebull Central building has coin-operated laundry bike storage mail big screen
TV BBQ deck pool tables free wireless internet and study areabull Regular social activities plannedbull Fees include utilities (heat hot water electricity)bull Internet cable TV and phone hookups availablebull On-site management and 24 hourday securitybull Parking available for an extra feebull Two blocks to shopping grocery runs once a week
Off Campus Housinggt trucaserviceshousingoff campus
Homestay Live with a Canadian FamilyManaged by TRU World staff TRUrsquos homestay program off ers a great opportunity for students to experience Canadian culture and practice English by living with Canadian families or individuals More than 450 carefully selected Canadian homestay providers participate in this program
Homestay Advantages
bull A private furnished bedroombull Three meals per day and snacksbull Care and support of a Canadian familybull Share your culturebull Practice English in real life situations
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Facts About Canadabull Second largest country in the world
bull 35 million people
bull Ten provinces three territories
bull Top UN ranking
bull Multicultural 1 in 6 is a new immigrant
bull Officially bilingual (English and French) but over 200 languages spoken
bull Provinces are responsible for education
Facts About Kamloopsbull Modern safe and comfortable
city of almost 100000bull Vibrant cultural lifebull Over 200 lakes nearbybull Many golf coursesbull Spectacular natural settingbull Affordable cost of livingbull Wide range of outdoor city
and campus activitiesbull 35 hour drive or 45 minute flight
from Vancouverbull 45 minute drive to Sun Peaks Resort
one of North Americarsquos top-ranked ski and snowboard resorts where the Austrian National Ski Team practices Sun Peaks Named Top Two in Best Canadian Ski Destinations by Canadian Living Magazine
bull Exceptional climate
rsaquo 1 in Canada for beautiful summers rsaquo 2 for warmest spring rsaquo 2 for driest city climate rsaquo 2 for most sunny days
in warm months rsaquo 2040 hours of sunshine per year rsaquo Median high temperature 21degC
Facts About TRUbull Founded in 1970 TRU is a public
degree-granting universitybull Almost 13000 students on campus
during Fall and Winter semestersbull More than 1750 international students
from over 85 countriesbull 17000 distance studentsbull TRU is in the heart of Kamloops within
walking distance of everything you need
bull 11 Aboriginal students bull Average class sizemdash1st year
39 students 4th year 20 students bull U-PASS for students provides access
to the Kamloops transit system and free access to the on-campus Canada Games swimming pool
Bruce Excellent School Excellent Faculty
TRU Moose Kamloops is amazing for its ability to accommodate a variety of sports and activities From snowboarding to waterskiing you can try it all
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20 | International Program Guide Study Options
TRU Master Degrees and Graduate Studies Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
MBA Foundation amp Graduate Certifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) 24 8 months SeptJanMay
Master of Business Administration 24 1 year Sept
Graduate Certifcate in Education Studies (GCES) 35 4 months + ESL SeptMay
Master of Education Leadership 35 30 credits Sept
Master of Science Environmental Science 31 2 years SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Accounting 25 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Business Administration 25 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Finance 25 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Human Resource Management 25 51 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in International Business 25 54 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Marketing 26 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in New Venture Creation 26 51 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Supply Chain Management 26 60 credits SeptJanMay
Teaching English as a Second Language Certifi cate (TESL) 35 4 months SeptJanMay
TRU Undergraduate Degrees Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Bachelor of ArtsMajors Communications Economics English Geography History Interdisciplinary Studies Journalism Mathematics Philosophy Psychology Sociology Theatre Arts Visual Arts
34 4 years SeptJanMay C
Bachelor of Business AdministrationMajors Accounting Economics Finance Human Resource Management International Business Marketing New Venture Creation Information Technology
27 4 years SeptJanMay C
Double Degreebull Bachelor of Business Administration amp Bachelor of Computing Science
32 5 years SeptJanMay C
Bachelor of Computing Science 32 4 years SeptJan C
Bachelor of Education - Elementary 35 5 years Sept P
Bachelor of Fine Arts 34 4 years SeptJan
Bachelor of Heath Science 33 4 years SeptJan C
Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies 34 4 years SeptJan C
Bachelor of Journalism 34 4 years Sept P
Bachelor of Natural Resource Science 31 4 years Sept C
Bachelor of ScienceMajors Animal Biology Chemistry Chemical Biology Cellular Molecular amp Microbial Biology Ecology amp Environmental Biology Environmental Chemistry Computing Science Mathematics Mathematical Sciences Physics Statistics
31 4 years SeptJanMay C
Bachelor of Science in Nursing 33 4 years Sept P
Bachelor of Social Work 35 4 years Sept P
Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management 36 4 years SeptJan
Bachelor of Tourism Management 28 4 years SeptJanMay C
Engineering ndash First amp Second Year Transfer 32 1ndash2 years Sept C
Forestry ndash First amp Second Year Transfer 31 1ndash2 years Sept
Complete Program Listing for International StudentsSTUDY OPTIONS
20 | International Program Guide
International Program Guide Study Options | 21
TRU Diploma Programs Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Accounting Technician 2 years Sept
Adventure Guide 30 2 years Sept C
Adventure Management 30 2 years Sept C
Architectural amp Engineering Technology 32 3 years Sept
Associate of Arts 34 2 years SeptJanMay
Associate of Science 2 years SeptJanMay
Computer Information Systems Technology 32 2 years SeptJan C
Early Childhood Education 35 2 years Sept
Events amp Conventions Management 28 2 years Sept
Management 2 years Sept C
Practical Nursing (Williams Lake campus only) 33 2 years TBD P
Police amp Justice 34 2 years Sept
Resort amp Hotel Management 28 2 years Sept P
Respiratory Therapy 33 3 years Sept P
Sports Event Management 28 2 years Sept P
Tourism Management 28 2 years SeptJanMay P
Visual Arts 2 years Sept
Water amp Wastewater Technology 36 2 Years Sept
January intake may be available but course sequencing would prevent completion in 4 semesters
TRU Certifi cate Programs Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Aboriginal Tourism 1 year Sept
Adventure Sports 30 1 year Sept
Culinary Arts 30 16 months JanAug
English as a Second or Additional Language (ESALESL) 22 1ndash25 years SeptJanMay
Literary amp Art History 1 year SeptJan
Modern Languages 1 year SeptJan
Visual Arts Studio 1 year SeptJan
Water amp Wastewater Utilities 1 year August
TRU University Prep amp Student Development Length Intakes Co-op (C)Practicum (P)
Adult Basic Education amp BC Adult Graduation Diploma NA JanMaySept
English as a Second Language NA JanMaySept
University Preparation Courses NA JanMaySept
Note All course and admission information subject to change
trucacalendar
STUDY OPTIONS
International Program Guide | 21
22 | International Program Guide Study Options
English Language Programs
The TRU Advantagebull English Placement Test (EPT) available upon arrivalbull IELTS and TOEFL scores acceptedbull Academic ESL designed to help prepare for university contextbull Can combine ESL and Academic courses for credit in levels 4 and 5bull 20 hours of classroom instruction per week plus language labs
and activitiesbull Access to International Student Activity Program (ISAP)
Each of the fi ve levels of TRUrsquos ESL Program take one semesterto complete
Students with no offi cial test score will take an English Placement Test (EPT) upon arrival at TRU and will be placed in the appropriate level of English language study as indicated in the chart below
If a student has an offi cial test score they may choose to enter ESL or academic courses without taking the TRU English Placement Test See chart to the right
Note In order to guarantee registration for the courses you want please submit your English test scores one month before arriving at TRU
Admission RequirementsEnglish Profi ciency
bull Completion of the TRU ESL Program allows direct entry to academic study
bull TRU accepts test scores for the following English profi ciency exams TOEFL IELTS MELAB CanTEST
bull The Cambridge CAE (Certifi cate in Advanced English) and CPE (Certifi cate of Profi ciency in English) will also be considered for direct entry into academic programs
Academic Requirements
bull Secondary school completion (high school graduation)
bull Other requirements vary by program please consult International Admissions for detailed requirements for specifi c programs at iapplytruca
Minimum Age Students must be at least 17 years oldSee inside back cover for application instructions
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Direct entry into Academic Study
Academic Study requirementsIELTS 65+ with no bands below 60TOEFL iBT 88+ with no section below 20TOEFL PBT 570+ TWE 45+MELAB 81+CanTEST 45+ with no component score below 40CAEL Overall 70+ no subtest below 60TRU Level 5 completion
Direct entry to Level 5 ESL
2 ESL Courses + 3 Academic Courses Level 5 completion = Direct Entry to Academic StudyLevel 5 Entry requirements
IELTS 60+ with no band below 55TOEFL iBT 80+TOEFL PBT 550 - 569 TWE 40+MELAB 77+CanTEST 40+ with no component score below 40CAEL Overall 60+ no subtest below 50TRU Level 4
Direct entry to Level 4 ESL
4 ESL Courses + 1 Academic Course Level 4 completion = Direct Entry to Level 5 ESLLevel 4 Entry requirements
IELTS 55+ with no band below 50TOEFL iBT 71+TOEFL PBT 530 - 549MELAB 74+CanTEST 40+ with no component score below 35CAEL Overall 50+ no subtest below 40TRU ESL level 3
Direct entry to Level 3 ESL
5 ESL CoursesLevel 3 completion = Direct entry to Level 4 ESL + ESL Intermediate Certifi cate awardLevel 3 Entry requirements
IELTS 50+TOEFL iBT 61+TOEFL PBT 500 - 529MELAB 69+CanTEST 35+CAEL Overall 40+TRU ESL level 2
Direct entry to Level 2 ESL
Level 2 ESL 5 ESL CoursesLevel 2 completion = Direct entry to level 3 ESL + ESL Foundations Certifi cate awardLevel 2 Entry requirements
TRU English Placement Test is required for entry
Direct entry to Level 1 ESL
5 ESL CoursesLevel 1 completion = Direct entry to level 2 ESLTRU English Placement Test requiredSuggested Entry requirement TOEFL iBT 20
TOEFL Exam FormatsTOEFL iBT = Internet-Based TestTOEFL PBT = Paper Based Test
TRU is a leader in ESL education for university and college students Our ESL program is designed to provide specifi c and appropriate language training for students who plan to proceed to post-secondary study focusing on English for academic purposes Our students come from around the world and we look forward to meeting you
ESL Bridging Certifi cates
Each requires completion of Level 4 one ESL electiveand two specifi c academic courses
bull English and Sciencesbull English and Liberal Arts
bull English and Fine Artsbull English and Business
International Program Guide Study Options | 23
International Baccalaureate (IB)The IB diploma is accepted for admission to TRU Transfer credit will be granted for higher level courses completed with a score of 5 or higher Students have the option to decline the transfer credit if they wish to complete the course(s) at the University
To transfer credits to Arts Business or Science you must have
1 Official IB transcript2 HL courses only3 Grade of 5 6 or 7For a complete list of the IB transfer credits please go to trucaadmissionshs-studentsib
Official transcripts must be sent to the Admissions Office directly from the testing centre Transcripts can be requested from
International Baccalaureate New York Attn Transcripts 475 Riverside Drive Suite 240 New York NY 10115 Phone 2126964464
Advanced Placement (AP) Exams through the College BoardAP exams will be accepted for admission to TRU Transfer credit is granted for approved subjects passed with a grade of a subject grade of 4 or higher Official transcripts must be provided from the College Board Students may choose to repeat a course at TRU by forfeiting the credit To transfer credits you must have
bull Official AP transcriptbull Grade of 4 or 5For more information on transfer credit to arts science or business programs at TRU visit trucaadmissionshs-studentsstandingcb
General Certificate of Educational Studies (GCE)Students completing their GCE will be considered for admission on a combination of factors For admission to TRU you will need
bull A minimum of two Advanced (A) level courses and two Advanced Subsidiary (AS) level courses or
bull A minimum of two A-level courses and three Ordinary (O) level subjects
bull Completion of O-levels (University Preparation courses will need to be completed at TRU)
GCE Advanced Level (A-Level Exams) transfer creditTransfer credit is granted for approved A-level courses passed with a grade of an A or B Official transcripts must be provided to receive transfer credit (Check the BC Transfer Guide to see the specific TRU credit for the identified AP and IB courses) Students may choose to repeat a course at TRU by forfeiting the credit To transfer credits you must have
1 Official GCE transcript2 A-Level courses only3 Grade of A or BFor more information on transfer credit to arts science or business programs at TRU visit trucaadmissionshs-studentsstandingalevel
DAADTRU will accept the DAAD language test with a minimum B2 level as proof of meeting the English Language requirement for Visiting International Students only Students will be required to take the English Placement Test on arrival only as guidance for counselors in the event students may need more English language support
General Education Development (GED) TestThe GED is accepted high school equivalent for admission to TRU under the following conditions
bull Must be 17 years of agebull Will need IELTS scorebull Will need to take Accuplacer Math
assessment at TRU
Transfer CreditTRU will accept college and university transfer credit Official transcripts and detailed course outlines must be provided to receive transfer credit
bull Transfer credit assessment is done once the student has been admitted to TRU and submitted official transcripts and course outlines
bull A maximum of 50 of any program will be recognized outside of TRU
bull International Admissions will assess a studentrsquos formal learning from other accredited post-secondary institutions
bull TRU will give transfer credit whenever possible total will differ depending on program
International Accreditations and Transfer Credit
RECOGNIZING FUTURE GLOBAL LEADERSThe TRU Global Competency Certificate allows students to earn formal recognition for their intercultural and international experiencesmdashfrom Study Abroad to learning a second language to volunteer work
Global Competency is a credential that can be earned in tandem with any credit programmdashundergraduate or graduatemdashoffered by Thompson Rivers University
The program uses a portfolio approach that allows each student to track a number of different educational and personal experiences
How Do I Earn ItTo earn this credential a student must
1 Attend an Orientation session2 Sign up for GLBL1000 3 Earn and compile points4 Submit a portfolio to the Centre for
Student Engagement office OM1468
Global Competency
24 | International Program Guide Study Options
School of Business and EconomicsMaster of BusinessAdministration (MBA)The TRU MBA Advantage
The TRU MBA is designed to meet the needs of our students who can customize their learning experience with maximum fl exibility and unparalleled choice
bull One and two-year MBA programs bull Three program completion options
Graduate Project Graduate Thesis and Course-Based completion options
bull TRUrsquos MBA program does notrequire a GMAT score or have a minimum professional workexperience requirement
Entrance Requirements
1 Education 3 or 4-year undergraduate degree with a minimum B average (GPA of 30 on a scale of 400 or equivalent) in the last 60 credits
2 Language rsaquo Completion of undergraduate
degree at an English language university in a country where English is the primary language or
rsaquo IELTS score of 70 (all bands) or rsaquo A minimum TOEFL score of 100 with
no section below 20 (IBT) or rsaquo Completion of TRU ENGL 1100 and
CMNS 1290 with a B (GPA of 300)or higher
3 Quantitative and Computing Skills Quantitative skills include a strong background in algebra and statistics Computing skills include having a strong background in word processing presentation and spreadsheet software
One-Year Program
Graduates of a four-year BBA or Bachelor of Commerce degrees may be eligible for direct admission to the 12-month MBA Level The MBA program consists of eight core courses plus a choice of one of three completion options
Two-Year Program
Students from other undergraduate fi elds may be eligible for the two-year MBA program which provides students witha solid foundation in business administration plus the strategic management skills required to succeed in the global business environment
MBA Foundation amp GraduateCertifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) program
The two-year MBA begins with the Graduate Certifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) program which consists of 6 courses (2 semesters) of Foundation courses in the major subject areas of Business Administration The GCBA off ers a pathway to the 12-month MBA program for students with non-business-related undergraduate degrees and ensures they have the knowledge required to be successful in the MBA program Upon successful completion of the MBA Foundation courses with a minimumB grade proceed automatically to the MBA level which requires 3 semesters(12 months) to complete
All MBA students in year 2 complete eight core courses plus a choice of one of three completion options Course-Based Graduate Project or Graduate Thesis
The Course-Based option provides the opportunity to study four additional advanced management courses in areas such as Corporate Finance Marketing Decision Analysis Entrepreneurshipand Innovation
The Graduate Project option provides the opportunity to address an applied management issue or problem This option provides situational experience and allows the student to focus in a specifi c areaof management
The Graduate Thesis option provides the opportunity to prepare and defend a thesis further developing critical thinking skills as well as academic research skills
Graduates of our MBA program have successfully obtained positions in a variety of industries and sectors including major corporations government small- and medium-sized businesses and non-profi ts locally across Canada and around the world
Throughout the program TRUrsquos MBA Students are off ered opportunities for career development The Career Development Program provides workshops events guest speakers and activities designed to develop career readiness for MBA students and provide additional opportunities to achieve the learning goals and objectives of the program
For more information about MBA studies at TRU please visit our website at trucamba or email us at mbatruca
What can I studyin Business andEconomics at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Master of Business Administrationbull MBA Foundation amp Graduate
Certifi cate in Business Administration
bull Post-Baccalaureate Diplomas rsaquo Accounting rsaquo Business Administration rsaquo Finance rsaquo Human Resource Management rsaquo International Business rsaquo Marketing rsaquo New Venture Creation rsaquo Supply Chain Management
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Business Administration rsaquo Accounting rsaquo Economics rsaquo Environmental Economics amp
Sustainable Development (Minor)
rsaquo Finance rsaquo Financial Markets
amp Institutions (Minor) rsaquo Human Resource Management rsaquo Information Technology rsaquo International Business rsaquo Marketing rsaquo New Venture Creation rsaquo Supply Chain Management
bull Bachelor of BusinessAdministration and Computing Science double degree
bull Bachelor of CommercemdashTRU-OLbull Bachelor of Public
AdministrationmdashTRU-OL
Diplomas
bull Accounting Technicianbull Executive Assistantbull Management
Certifi cates
bull Administrative Assistantbull Management StudiesCo-op internship available
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International Program Guide Study Options | 25
School of Business and EconomicsPOST-BACCALAUREATEDIPLOMAS IN BUSINESSThe Post-Baccalaureate diplomas are valuable to international students who wish to come to Canada to learn English gain exposure to the culture and study in a compressed format Post-Baccalaureate diplomas normally take two years to complete on a full-time basis and are designed for students with a degree in a diff erent fi eld of study
Admission Requirements
bull Math 12 or MATH 0610 or MATH 1000 or equivalent (C+ or higher)
bull ENGL 1100 or equivalent with a C+or higher
bull A bachelor degreeStudents may commence their studies while they upgrade their mathematics and English
AccountingMATH 107 Mathematics for Business amp Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
ECON 1900 Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics orSTAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
ACCT 3200 Intermediate Financial Accounting 1
ACCT 3210 Intermediate Financial Accounting 2
ACCT 3220 Income Taxation 1
ACCT 3230 Income Taxation 2
ACCT 3250 Intermediate Management Accounting
FNCE 4110 Adv Financial Management for Accountants
ACCT 4200 Advanced Financial Accounting
ACCT 4230 Assurance
ACCT 4250 Advanced Management Accounting
MIST 4610 Strategic Management Information Systems
Business AdministrationMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business amp Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Mathematics with Applications 1
MNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
ECON 1900 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Principles of Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics orSTATS 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MNGT 4780 Strategic Management
One additional 30004000 business course
Note Business courses include those beginning with the ACCT BLAW MIST ENTR FNCE HRMN IBUS MKTG MNGT ORGB SCMN or BUSN acronyms
FinanceMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Mathematics with Applications 1
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics orMATH 1130 Enriched Calculus or MATH 1140 Calculus 1 or MATH 1150 Calculus for Biological Sciences
ECON 1900 Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 orSTAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
FNCE 3150 Investments 1
FNCE 3170 Investments 2
FNCE 3180 Risk Management and Financial Engineering
FNCE 4130 Advanced Financial Management
FNCE 4180 International Financial Management
At least fi ve ofBLAW 2910 Commercial Law
FNCE 3140 Financial Statement Analysis
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
FNCE 4120 Business Valuation and Restructuring
FNCE 4140 Personal Financial Management
FNCE 4160 Portfolio Management
FNCE 4190 Financial Institutions Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
Human ResourceManagementMNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
ORGB 3770 Teamwork in Organizations
ORGB 3810 Organizational Theory and Design
HRMN 3830 Human Resource Planning and Staffi ng
HRMN 3840 Employee and Labour Relations
BLAW 3920 Employment Law
HRMN 4830 Total Rewards
HRMN 4840 Organizational Learning Trainingand Development
ORGB 4870 Organizational Development and Change
HRMN 4890 Selected Topics in HR Management
International BusinessMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or
STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
MKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3510 International Business
IBUS 3520 Global Management
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
IBUS 4520 International Trade Finance
IBUS 4530 International Trade Law and Logistics
IBUS 4540 Global Entrepreneurship
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TRU Moose Donrsquot be surprised if people you donrsquot know smile and say ldquohirdquo Canadians are just that friendly
26 | International Program Guide Study Options
MarketingACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
MKTG 3470 Consumer Behaviour
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3510 International Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MKTG 4460 Marketing Strategy
At least seven ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
MKTG 4400 Professional Sales Management
MKTG 4410 Services Marking
MKTG 4420 Brand Management
MKTG 4430 Retail Management
MKTG 4440 Advanced Marketing Research
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
New Venture CreationMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics or MATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
MKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
ENTR 3720 All Business Finance
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
ENTR 4750 New Venture Creation
ENTR 4760 Small Business Management
Supply Chain ManagementMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business amp Economics or MATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics 2 or MATH 1130 Enriched Calculus or MATH 1140 Calculus 1 or
MATH 1150 Calculus for Biological Sciences
STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
SCMN 3330 Procurement Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MIST 3620 Web-Enabled Business
SCMN 4310 Operations Management
SCMN 4320 Logistics and Transportation
SCMN 4390 Selected Topics in Supply Chain Management
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
At least 2 ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
IBUS 3520 Global Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
School of Business and Economics gt trucamba gt trucabusiness
Accountingbull Treasury Manager bull Chief Financial Officer bull Budget Director bull Taxation Manager bull Management Consultant bull Tax Auditor bull International Accountant
Financebull Corporate Loans Officer bull Personal Financial Advisorbull Equity Analyst bull Portfolio Manager bull Chief Financial Officer bull Stock Broker bull Investment Dealer bull Treasury Manager
Human Resource Managementbull Director of Human Resourcesbull Training Officer bull Industrial Relations Officer bull Health and Safety Specialist bull Harassment Advisor bull Employee Benefits Officerbull Human Resources Manager
Information Technology bull Network Manager bull Systems Analyst bull Website Designer bull Computer Programmer bull Database Administrator
International Businessbull Export Sales Manager bull Foreign Trade Consultantbull Import and Export Specialist bull International Marketing Manager bull International Shipping Specialist
Marketingbull Brand Manager bull Advertising Account Executivebull District Sales Manager bull Market Researcher bull Sales Representative bull Public Relations Directorbull Promotions Manager
New Venture Creation bull Small Business Ownerbull Franchiseebull Loans Officerbull Venture Capitalistbull Small Business Consultant
Supply Chain Managementbull Process Engineerbull Supply Chain Analystbull Supply Chains Systems Managerbull InventoryPurchasing Managerbull Materials AnalystManagerbull Logistics Manager
Typical Job Titles
International Program Guide Study Options | 27
Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)The Bachelor of Business Administration degree is a four-year program
bull First and second years Foundation of business and non-business courses
bull Third and fourth years Students select majors and minors or concentrations
bull Current major and minor options Accounting Economics Finance New Venture Creation Human Resource Management International Business Marketing Information Technology (major only) and Public Relations (minor only)
First and Second Year Courses
bull 6 Humanities credits (English Philosophy Languages Fine Arts)
bull 6 Social Sciences credits (Anthropology Canadian Studies Economics Geography Political Studies Psychology Sociology)
Core CoursesThe following 72 credits (24 courses) are requiredACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
CMNS 1290 Introduction to Professional Writing
CMNS 3240 Business Communications
ECON 1900 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Principles of Macroeconomics
ECON 2320 Statistics for Business and Economics 1
ECON 2330 Statistics for Business and Economics 2
ECON 3040 Managerial Economics
ENGL 1100 Introduction to University Writing or ENGL 1110 Introduction to Prose Fiction or ENGL 1120 Introduction to Poetry or ENGL 1140 Introduction to Drama or ENGL 1210 Introduction to Drama and Poetry
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MNGT 4780 Strategic Management
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
PHIL 1110 Introduction to Critical Thinking
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
BBA MajorsAccountingACCT 3200 Intermediate Financial Accounting 1
ACCT 3210 Intermediate Financial Accounting 2
ACCT 3220 Income Taxation 1
ACCT 3230 Income Taxation 2
ACCT 3250 Intermediate Management Accounting
FNCE 4110 Advanced Financial Management for Accountants
ACCT 4200 Advanced Financial Accounting
ACCT 4230 Assurance
ACCT 4250 Advanced Management Accounting
MIST 4610 Strategic Management Information Systems
EconomicsThe Major in Economics requires 42 ECON credits of which 24 must be at the 3000 and 4000 level with a minimum of 6 at the 4000 level ECON 2900 and ECON 2950 are required and either ECON 3900 or ECON 3950 must be taken
FinanceFNCE 3150 Investments 1
FNCE 3170 Investments 2
FNCE 3180 Risk Management and Financial Engineering
FNCE 4130 Advanced Financial Management
FNCE 4180 International Financial Management
Plus at least three ofFNCE 3140 Financial Statement Analysis
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
FNCE 4120 Business Valuation and Restructuring
FNCE 4140 Personal Financial Management
FNCE 4160 Portfolio Management
FNCE 4190 Financial Institutions Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
General BBAStudents must complete at least 24 credits (normally 8 courses) of 300 or 400-level business or ECON courses in addition to the core requirements in 3rd and 4th year
Human Resource ManagementORGB 3810 Organizational Theory and Design
HRMN 3830 Human Resource Planning and Staffing
HRMN 3840 Employee and Labour Relations
BLAW 3920 Employment Law
HRMN 4830 Total Rewards
HRMN 4840 Organizational Learning Training and Development
ORGB 4870 Organizational Development and Change
HRMN 4890 Selected Topics in HR Management
International BusinessMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3520 Global Management
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
IBUS 4520 International Trade Finance
IBUS 4530 International Trade Law and Logistics
IBUS 4540 Global Entrepreneurship
MarketingMKTG 3470 Consumer Behaviour
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
MKTG 4460 Marketing Strategy
Plus at least five ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
MKTG 4400 Professional Sales Management
MKTG 4410 Services Marketing
MKTG 4420 Brand Management
MKTG 4430 Retail Management
MKTG 4440 Advanced Marketing Research
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
New Venture CreationACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
MKTG 3480 Market Research
ENTR 3720 Small Business Finance
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communicated
ENTR 4750 New Venture Creation
ENTR 4760 Small Business Management
School of Business and Economics gt trucamba gt trucabusiness
28 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism
TOURISM MANAGEMENTTourism Management faculty strive to deliver education experiences that blend theory with practice to ensure our graduates are confident in applying the knowledge they gain and management practicemdashboth essential for leaders of tomorrow
Bachelor of Tourism Management (BTM)This four-year degree provides a solid foundation for the management of tourism businesses The BTM is designed to give students the skill and confidence to develop their own tourism businesses and fill the growing need for managers in the tourism industry Course assignments introduce students to current management issues with local regional national and international tourism businesses and organizations
Students may enter in first year or may transfer from other programs Graduates of TRU tourism diplomas or other tourism or business-related diplomas may also ladder into the BTM
Bachelor of Tourism Management Double DegreeTake your 4th year in the Netherlands and get a double degree TRU has partnered with the best university of applied sciences in the Netherlands to offer a second credential effectively doubling your degree in a single year of study abroad Instruction at NHTV is in English fostering connections with your fellow students and with your Dutch counterparts who will complete the double degree at TRU in their fourth year
Tourism Management DiplomasEvents and Conventions ManagementSpecial events and conventions are being recognized as great income generators for a community and the fastest growing segment of the tourism industry Employment opportunities exist within corporations hotels resorts convention centres municipal convention and visitorsrsquo bureaus and destination management companies
Resort and Hotel ManagementThis two-year diploma program is designed to provide the theory and practical skills essential to begin a career in Resort and Hotel Management Courses in this diploma provide instruction in Hotel Operations Food and Beverage Management and Hospitality Administration
Sports Event ManagementIn this multi-faceted program you will learn about sports and business From managing a sporting company or organization directing a club sport facility or starting your own company this is your opportunity to practice and master the business skills and expertise to produce organize and manage sport events anywhere
Tourism ManagementThe Tourism Management diploma will provide the basic skills and training for careers in Venue Management Tourism Community Planning and Consulting Tourism Marketing Management and Small Tourism Business Management
What can I study in Tourism at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Post-Baccalaureate Diplomas rsaquo Adventure Studies rsaquo International
Tourism Development rsaquo Tourism
Destination Development rsaquo Tourism
Experience Development
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies ndash Adventure Concentration
bull Bachelor of Tourism Management
rsaquo Majorsbull Adventurebull Entrepreneurbull Management
rsaquo Minorbull Adventure Studiesbull International Adventure in
Tourism Developmentbull Entrepreneurshipbull Managementbull Marketingbull Environmental Economics
and Developmentbull Financebull Human Resourcesbull International Business
Diplomas
bull Adventure Guide bull Adventure Management bull Events amp Conventions Managementbull Resort amp Hotel Managementbull Sports Event Managementbull Tourism Management
Certificates
bull Aboriginal Tourismbull Adventure Sportsbull Canadian Mountain and Ski Guidebull Culinary Artsbull Retail Meat Processing
International Opportunities
bull Adventure Tourism field tripbull Study Abroad
Co-op internship available
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POSTndashBACCALAUREATE TOURISM MANAGEMENT DIPLOMASPost-baccalaureate diplomas aredesigned for those who already have an undergraduate degree
Students will acquire a strong foundation in international tourism development subjects including experiences marketing environmental issues community and cultural issues product developmentand innovation
Admission Requirements
bull Any undergraduate degreebull Math 12 or equivalent bull IELTS 65 no band less than 60 or TOEFL
88 no section less than 20
Adventure StudiesTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (24 credits)TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing and Customer Service
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
ADVG 3110 Adventure Activities (Note this course has an activity fee)
ADVG 3130 Adventure Operations
ADVG 4010 Business Applications for Eco and Adventure Tourism Management
ADVG 4020 Legal Liability and Risk Management for Eco and Adventure Businesses
ADVG 4220 The Culture of Adventure
SpecializationmdashRequired Course (6 credits)
Select a total of 6 credits within ADVG activity based courses (1000-2000 level) Examples include kayaking skiing rock climbing ocean surfi ng etc
SpecializationmdashOptions (9 credits)
Select 3 of the following optionsADVG 4030 Contemporary Perspectives in Eco
and Adventure
ADVG 4040 Programming Experiential Activities
ADVG 4070 Directed Studies in Adventure
ADVG 4210 Adventure and Sport Marketing
ADVG 4230 Consulting In Adventure
39 Total Credits
InternationalTourism DevelopmentTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (39 credits)TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing and Customer Service
TMGT 3010 Community and Cultural Issues in Tourism
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
TMGT 4010 Experience Creation and Product Development
ADVG 4100 Adventure Tourism Field Trip (International)(Note course has activity fees and travel costs associated with it)
SpecializationmdashRequired Course (18 credits)
ADVG 4050 International Adventure Tourism Business
ADVG 4090 Nature-based Community Development
TMGT 4160 Tourism in a Global Environment
TMGT 2610 Environmental issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
ADVG 4070 Directed Studies in Adventure
39 Total Credits
Tourism DestinationDevelopmentTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (21 credits)CMNS 1810 Business Professional and Academic
Composition (or ENGL 1100)
TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing amp Customer Service
TMGT 2610 Environmental Issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3000 Practicum in Tourism (120 hours)
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
Tourism Electivesmdash(15 credits)
One Lower Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Upper Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Culture amp Place Elective from TMGT 3010 4090 4100 4220 ADVG 4220
One Global Perspectives Elective from TMGT 4030 4040 4160 4981 ADVG 4050 4160
One Experience Design Elective from TMGT 4010 4050 4130 4170 4180 4210 ADVG 4040 4200
Specializationmdash(18 credits)
EVNT 2190 Destination Marketing Organizations
TMGT 3010 Community and Cultural Issues in Tourism
TMGT 3040 Land Use Management or
TMGT 4040 Tourism and Sustainable Development
TMGT 4120 Developing New Tourism Enterprises or
TMGT 4140 Tourism Strategy
Specialty ElectiveSelect 1 of the following
TMGT 2080 2090 4030 4050 ADVG 4090
TMGT 4020 Graduating Seminar
54 Total Credits
Tourism ExperienceManagementTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (21 credits)CMNS 1810 Business Professional and Academic
Composition (or ENGL 1100)
TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing amp Customer Service
TMGT 2610 Environmental Issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3000 Practicum in Tourism (120 hours)
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
Tourism Electivesmdash(15 credits)
One Lower Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Upper Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Culture amp Place Elective from TMGT 3010 4090 4100 4220 ADVG 4220
One Global Perspectives Elective from TMGT 4030 4040 4160 4981 ADVG 4050 4160
One Experience Design Elective from TMGT 4010 4050 4130 4170 4180 4210 ADVG 4040 4200
Specializationmdash(18 credits)
Select 5 of the following optionsADVG 4040 Programming Experiential Activities
ADVG 4160 Community Capacity Building
TMGT 4010 Experience Creation and Product Development
TMGT 4050 Event Tourism
TMGT 4090 The Culture of Events
TMGT 4100 The Social Side of Tourism
TMGT 4130 Tourist Behaviour
TMGT 4170 Information Technology in Tourism
TMGT 4180 Managing the Tourist Experience
TMGT 4210 Casino Operations Management
54 Total Credits
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30 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism gt trucatourism
We off er the fi nest and most extensive Adventure Studies training in the world We create exceptional educational experiences to foster studentsrsquo physical mental and emotional development so as to be of service to the global commercial adventure industry
Programs of StudyThe Adventure Studies department now off ers eight diverse programs of study Each program enables students to obtain the knowledge and qualifi cations required for employment and careers in the eco and adventure tourism industry Many opportunities for career and adventure pursuits exist for TRU graduates
bull adventure specialist bull avalanche technician bull college instruction bull environmental studies bull government consultingbull guiding bull international development bull photo journalism bull tourism marketingbull travel writing
Adventure Studies in the Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS) is a unique program that allows students to design their own curriculum customized to their specifi c interests and goals The BIS is intended as a two-year add-on (60 credits) to any 60 credits of lower level credits a student brings into the program
Adventure Studies in Bachelor of Tourism Management is a unique combination of theory and practice both local and abroad that produces competent graduates who quickly apply their skills to their careers as consultants to businesses organizations communities government tourism and tourism industry professionals
The Adventure Guide Diploma is the best known guide training program that attracts worldwide scrutiny and sets the standard for training whitewater ocean climbing and ski guides in Canada
The Adventure Management Diploma provides students with a broad background and understanding of the management of adventure activities and the opportunity to develop profi ciency in their personal adventure sport skills
The Canadian Mountain and Ski Guide Certifi cation Diploma Program (CMSG)is a collaborative program between the Adventure Studies Department and the Association of Canadian MountainGuides (ACMG) The program includes industry-recognized certifi cations tothe standards of the ACMG and International Federation of Mountain Guide Associations (IFMGA)
Adventure Sport Certifi cate an introduction to adventure sports and the adventure industry This is the ideal program for entry-level adventure students and students wishing to explore their career interest in adventure-related fi elds
The Culinary Arts Training program covers all aspects of the professional kitchen from appetizers and gourmet foods to the creation of exquisite desserts Graduates of the Culinary Arts program can look forward to job opportunities in the food and restaurant industry
Culinary Arts Certifi cateAdmission Requirements
bull Successful medical exam bull Successful completion of the entry
assessment test (Accuplacer) through the TRU Assessment Centre This test is a measure of English and math competency taken by all students
bull Interview with program coordinator
Course Length - 3 Semesters
Includes 13 months of hands-on training which takes 16 months to complete There is a four-month summer break (May to August) for the opportunity to gain formalized work experience
Professional Cook Level 130 weeks (2 semesters)Cook 1J Safety and Sanitation
Cook 1H Basic Food Service and Kitchen Management
Cook 1K Health CareCook-Chill
Cook 1A Vegetable and Starch Cookery
Cook 1B Meat and Poultry Cookery
Cook 1C Seafood Cookery
Cook 1D Stocks Soups and Sauces
Cook 1E Meat Poultry and SeafoodCutting and Processing
Cook 1F Cold Kitchen
Cook 1G Baking and Desserts
Cook 1I Egg and Breakfast Cookery
Cook 2M Employment Skills
160 hours of work practicum in industry
Work Practicum and Industry Hours
Students will be required to log 120 hours within the industry In addition to the work practicum students must have a total of 400 hours of work-based training by working during summer prior to registering for Professional Cook Level 2
Professional Cook Level 214 weeks (1 Semester)
During the fi nal 14 weeks in addition to a full course load you will be required to work in the afternoons and evenings preparing dishes for the highly acclaimed TRU Dining Room Accolades and learn to learn to plan menus control food costs and begin to acquire industry management skills
CULINARY ARTS
ADVENTURE STUDIES
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Faculty of Science
What can I studyin Science at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Master of Sciencein Environmental Science
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Science rsaquo Majors
bull General Sciencebull Animal Biologybull Chemistrybull Chemical Biologybull Cellular Molecular
amp Microbial Biologybull Ecology amp
Environmental Biologybull Environmental Chemistrybull Computing Sciencebull Mathematicsbull Mathematical Sciencesbull Physicsbull Statistics
rsaquo Minorsbull Geoarcheologybull Management
bull Bachelor of Computing Sciencebull Bachelor of Computing Science
amp Business Administrationdouble degree
bull Bachelor of Natural Resource Sciencebull Bachelor of Health Sciencebull Bachelor of Technology Managementbull Associate of Science bull Forestry Transfer (1st amp 2nd year)bull Engineering Transfer
(2-year transfer program)
Diplomas
bull Computer Information Systems Technology
bull Architectural ampEngineering Technology
bull Respiratory Therapy
Co-op internship available
SCIENCES ANDENVIRONMENT
Master of Science inEnvironmental ScienceThe TRU Master of Science in Environmental Science is a thesis-based degree with three areas of specialization 1) Ecology and Evolution 2) Physical Sciences and 3) Policy and Management The program is designed to produce graduates who are innovative andhave multi-disciplinary skills and broad knowledge in the fi eld of environmental science It is structured to be unique fl exible and relevant
Applications must be submitted four months before the intended starting date Please note that applications cannot be processed until a faculty member has indicated they will act as supervisor for the studentrsquos thesis Please contact the Coordinator of the Master of Science program at MSc_Coordtruca for more information
Admission Requirements
MSc application form cover letter personal reacutesumeacute two letters of recommendation written by professional or academic references offi cial copy of educational transcripts with GPA of 333 over the last two years of undergraduate studies and offi cial TOEFL results
Bachelor of Science (BSc)The Bachelor of Science degree program is a rigorous program that provides students with both depth and breadth in their science education emphasizes the acquisition of communication skills and promotes computer literacy The program also provides fl exibility so that students may pursue interests in disciplines outside there area of specialization TRU off ers three routes to a Bachelor of Science degree a Majors program in a specifi c discipline or disciplines an Honours Program in a specifi c discipline or a General Science Degree Program
Pre-Professional Health Sciences (Bachelor of Science)
Students interested in professional health care careers can complete their required undergraduate university study at TRU before applying for admission to professional programs at another university
Pre-Professional Health Sciences
bull Pre-Medicinebull Pre-Pharmacybull Pre-Chiropracticbull Pre-Dentistrybull Pre-Naturopathic Medicine
Bachelor of ScienceAdmission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 (or equivalent)bull Pre-Calculus Math 12 (C+) or Math 12
Principles (C+) or TRU Math 06000610bull Physics 11 (C+) or TRU Physics 0500bull Chemistry 11 (C+) or TRU Chemistry 0500
Bachelor of NaturalResource Science (BNRS)The purpose of the BNRS degree program is to prepare students for careers in a widerange of natural resource sector jobs and for further academic study in graduate school ldquoNatural resourcesrdquo include water forests rangeland soil minerals fi sheries and wildlife Natural resource science therefore is the application of scientifi c principles and knowledge towards a better understanding and management of these resources
Possible areas of employment include
bull Resource management and planning for government or industry
bull Operational forestrybull Teaching interpretation and guidingbull Wildlife biology and managementbull Habitat protectionbull Fisheries and animal researchbull Strategic land use planning
Forestry Transfer ProgramTRU off ers the fi rst general year of Forestry and the second year of Forest Resource Management Forest Science Natural Resource Conservation and Forest Operations Students who have completed the required fi rst or second year courses with a GPA of at least 25 are eligible to apply for admission to the UBC Faculty of Forestry
Katey I love the chemistry program at TRU The professors are incredible I love how accessible they are and always available for questions When you know your professors and they know you it makes for a much more personal learning environment Watch Kateyrsquos video on YouTube mytruworld
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COMPUTING SCIENCEAND ADVANCEDTECHNOLOGY
Why Computing Science
Many of the technologies we use and enjoy today were created by computing scientists As a future computer scientist you could create new technology that could improve society or change the world The Bachelor of Computer Science program has several elective options such as Business amp Management or Arts amp Gaming
Strong Market Terrifi c Jobs
Currently there are not enough computer scientists to fi ll the jobs available
During co-op work terms students can earn up to $40000 per year Graduates typically earn up to $50000 to start with senior positions often reaching $100000 or more
Bachelor of Computing Science (BCS)The BCS degree is for students interested in one of the many diff erent career options in computing science including website design network administration database management and e-commerce applications After two years of general study students do two years of concentrated computing studies
Double Degree Bachelorof Computing Science (BCS) amp Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)Double degrees in both computing and business will provide graduates with a strong platform from which to launch a successful career Whether working as a web applications manager an information systems consultant or CEO of a software company BCSBBA students will possess the combined management and computing skills to be successful in an increasingly high-tech business environment
To earn double degrees students must meetthe requirements of both programs Throughcareful course selection it is possible to complete two degrees in just fi ve years
Engineering Transfer (DegreeProgram) Year 1 and 2The Engineering Transfer Program at TRU allows you to get a jump-start on your engineering studies
Engineering Transfer Year One (38 credits) Complete the foundation courses necessary for your engineering degree in your fi rst year at TRU and transfer to UBC or UVic to complete your degree in biological biomedical civil chemical computer electrical environmental geological geo-technical integrated materials mechanical mining software engineering physics and other engineering specialties
Engineering Transfer Year Two Complete second year of Electrical or Computer engineering and transfer to UVic Following your second year you will then take part in a required 4-8 months Co-op term providing the opportunity to practice your engineering skills and get paid then you will transfer to the University of Victoria in third year to complete your degree
Admission to Engineering requirements
1 Pre-Calculus 11 and 12 with B (73)or better
2 Physics 11 and 12 with B (73) or better3 Chemistry 11 and 12 (highly
recommended) with B (73) 4 English 12 (73 or higher)
Computer Information Systems TechnologyDiploma (CIST)The CIST Diploma is accredited by the Canadian Information Processing Society CIST emphasizes the application of computers to the solution of business related problems The academic training combines technical and computer skills with communication skills (written and oral) and business skills Students who complete this diploma can ladder into year three of the BCS degree
Architectural andEngineering Technology Program (ARET)The Architectural and Engineering Technology Program (ARET) is a three-year diploma that emphasizes the design processes in building civil and mechanical technologies building structures municipal services electrical plumbing and HVAC (heating ventilating and AC) systems
Students will acquire problem solving skills in engineering and building design and in-depth knowledge in construction management building regulations and technical writing Courses include construction surveying architectural design fl uid mechanics mechanical and electrical design steel wood and reinforced concrete design and structural analysis
Students who complete the three-year ARET program can ladder into the Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM) degree and complete the degree after just 3 more semesters
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Faculty of Science gt trucascience
Typical Job Titlesin Computing Sciencebull Graphic Design Firmsbull Web and Flash Development Firmsbull Multimedia Design Firmsbull Print and Digital Media
Developmentbull Corporate Design and
Communicationsbull Advertising Agenciesbull Online Publishingbull Web Animation
Typical Job Titles in ARETbull Building Technologistbull Mechanical Technologistbull Civil Technologistbull Designer job captain specifi cation
writer estimator quantity surveyor or project administrator
bull Typically employed byprofessional engineer companies architects contractors manufacturers and governments
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HEALTH SCIENCES
Respiratory Therapy Diploma TRU is the only educational institution in British Columbia to offer a program in Respiratory Therapy This program is accredited by the Conjoint Committee of the Canadian Society of Respiratory Therapists and the Canadian Medical Association The program consists of two eight-month sessions of instruction at TRU followed by 47 weeks of clinical internship at accredited hospitals
The clinical year begins in June following the second academic session Clinical year students will rotate between hospitals in the interior of BC Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island Applicants must be prepared to relocate as required
Respiratory Therapy (RT) DiplomaBachelor of Health Science (BHSC)Students are admitted into the three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma program with the option to enter the four-year dual diplomadegree stream The dual diplomadegree stream allows successful students to graduate with both a three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma and a four-year Bachelor of Health Science degree within a four year period
Bachelor of Health ScienceThe Bachelor of Health Science is designed to provide Health Care diploma students and graduates the opportunity to obtain a bachelor degree
Graduates from a two-year or three-year diploma can ladder into the Bachelor of Health Science and are granted up to 60 credits for two-year diploma and up to 90 credits for a three-year diploma
Graduates from the following diploma programs have enrolled in the Bachelor of Health Science program
bull Respiratory Therapybull Dental Hygienebull Medical Radiologybull Medical Laboratory Technologybull Massage Therapybull OccupationalPhysiotherapists Assistants
Admission Requirements
Completion of a minimum two-year diploma in Health Care or related area from a recognized program and institution
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)ndash Kamloops campus (limited enrolment)
ndash Williams Lake campus (Years 1 and 2 only limited enrolment)
The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) program is a 4-year degree program (plus practicum placements) Upon completion graduates are eligible to write the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) and apply for registration with the College of Registered Nurses of British Columbia (CRNBC) to practice as a Registered Nurse (RN)
The BScN program educates students to be competent nurses to work with individuals families groups or communities from a health promotion perspective and an ethic of caring Practice experiences occur in acute care extended care and intermediate care hospitals and other community health agencies and homes with options for local regional provincial national and international practicums
Admission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 or equivalent rsaquo BC Chemistry 11 or TRU
Chemistry 0500 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo BC Biology 12 or TRU Biology 0600 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo One other BC Science at the grade 11 or 12 level C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Foundation of Math 12 or Pre-Calculus12 or TRU MATH 0600 and MATH 0610 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo English 12 or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
Practical Nursing Diplomandash Williams Lake campus
The provincial practical nursing education diploma program is a 2-year program designed to provide learners with the knowledge skills judgments and attitudes to perform to the full range of competencies as identified by the College of Licensed Practical Nurses of British Columbia (CLPNBC) The aim of the program is to prepare graduates to care for individuals and families at multiple life stages and in a variety of practice settings Upon successful completion of the program you will be eligible to write the Canadian Practical Nurse Registration Exam (CPNRE) required for licensure in BC
Admission Requirements
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalent rsaquo English 12English 12 First Nations
or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Math 11 Foundations with a C minimum grade
rsaquo Human Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nurses with a C+ minimum grade
Students have two options to meet this prerequisite
1 PNUR 1300 Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nursing OR TRU-Open Learning - HLTH 1121 Foundation Human Anatomy-Physiology for Heath Promotion
2 BIOL 1590 and BIOL 1690 Human Anatomy and Physiology OR TRU-Open Learning - BIOL 1593 and BIOL 1693 with a C minimum grade
Option 2 is recommended for students who are looking to ladder into the BScN program
Faculty of Science
School of Nursing gt trucanursing
34 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Arts
The Faculty of Arts offers exceptional opportunities for students inside and outside of the classroom to explore ideas engage communities and encounter the world
Police and Justice DiplomaThe Police and Justice Diploma prepares students for careers in Canadian policing and justice including sheriffs corrections parole and private security The program prepares graduates to have the necessary skills and knowledge required for a justice-related career Graduates may further their studies in the Bachelor of Arts Major in Criminology at TRU
Bachelor of Arts (BA)The Bachelor of Art degree is an excellent way to begin the experience of university for students who want to explore their options The BA offers a broad liberal arts education that combines a concentration in at least one discipline while ensuring a wide selection of courses as well as opportunities to incorporate other learning experiences such as Study Abroad and Co-operative Education
Associate of Arts Degree (AA)The associate arts degree is a 2-year program designed to provide an educational experience that lays a solid foundation for further study Students are required to complete a broad range of course offerings balanced with in-depth study in science
Bachelor of General Studies (BGS) (Online Only)This degree program provides a flexible structure that allows students to create their own program with as much or as little subject specialization as they want
Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS)BIS is a unique two-year program that students may enter after two years of university study or a two-year post-secondary diploma It allows students to create a customized program of study in their third and fourth years or to create new career options by completing their undergraduate degrees
Bachelor of Journalism (BJour)Students may enter this program directly from high school or after completing two years of study in the liberal arts This degree is career-oriented aimed at preparing students to become communication specialists for employment with community and daily newspapers magazines government agencies corporations and non-profit and advocacy organizations
Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA)The Fine Arts degree is a four-year program that allows students an education in the visual arts within a university context Studio courses such as Ceramics Drawing Photography Printmaking Sculpture Painting and interdisciplinary combinations of these media will be studied alongside academic disciplines ranging from Art History to English and Philosophy Gallery Studies such as Gallery Management and Curating are also available at the upper-level
What can I study in Arts at TRUMajors amp Minorsbull Communicationsbull Criminologybull Economicsbull Economic and Political Studiesbull Englishbull Geographybull Historybull Interdisciplinary Studiesbull Journalismbull Mathematicsbull Philosophybull Psychologybull Sociologybull Theatre Artsbull Visual Arts
Other Minors and Specializationsbull Anthropologybull Archaeology amp Geologybull Canadian Studiesbull Creative Writingbull Environmental Economics amp
Sustainable Developmentbull Managementbull Political Studies
Degreesbull Bachelor of Artsbull Bachelor of Fine Artsbull Bachelor of Interdisciplinary
Studiesbull Bachelor of Journalism
Diplomasbull Diploma in General Studiesbull Associate of Artsbull Fine Artsbull Police and Justicebull Visual Arts
Certificatesbull Aboriginal Studiesbull Literary and Art Historybull Modern Languagesbull Visual Arts Studio
International Opportunitiesbull AnthropologymdashEastern Europe
amp Philippinesbull Management amp Communicationmdash
Germanybull Leadership in Global Competency
Environmental Sustainability Social Media AdvantagemdashGermany
bull Geography amp JapanesemdashJapan
Co-op internship available
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Faculty of Human Social and Educational Development
Master of Education (MEd)The Master of Education program with a concentration in Educational Leadership offers thesis final project or capstone course options Designed for the working professional involved in education and for students who wish to assume positions as educational leaders and researchers or who work in education health care private industry and government
Education Requirement
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent with a minimum B average (GPA of 30 on a scale of 433) in the last 60 credits or completion of TRUrsquos Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies
Language Requirement
bull Completion of undergraduate degree at an English language university in a country where English is the primary language or
bull IELTS score of 65 (all bands) orbull A minimum TOEFL score of 88 with no
section below 20 (IBT) orbull Completion of TRU ESL level 5
Documentation Required
bull TRU Master of Education applicationbull A personal resumeacutebull A letter of intentbull Two letters of referencebull Official transcripts of all
post-secondary education
Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)The Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies (GCES) is designed to help develop the English language and academic skills to successfully meet the MEd entry requirements
The GCES is considered a standalone graduate certificate that completes qualifications for admission into TRUrsquos MEd program Students will be required to successfully complete three graduate level courses and students who require English upgrading will need to also successfully complete TRUrsquos ESL program before entering the MEd program Note Credits received in GCES do not transfer to the TRU MEd program
Bachelor of Education (BEd)The Bachelor of Education (Elementary) degree program is a two-year program which prepares students to teach in elementary schools Graduates obtain their professional teaching certificate from the Ministry of Education Teacher Regulation Branch (TRB) which qualifies the graduate to teach kindergarten to grade 12 in BC public schools Graduates can also teach in any province or territory in Canada and in many other countries
Admission Requirements
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent normally in Arts Fine Arts Mathematics Science Music or Physical Education
Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)The Bachelor of Social Work program prepares competent generalist practitioners to provide service and leadership within regional national and global contexts to achieve social justice respect for diversity and social change Employment opportunities exist in a wide variety of government and voluntary organizations such as family and childrenrsquos services child welfare mental health services hospitals womenrsquos services crisis services corrections and Aboriginal social services
Human Service DiplomaThe Human Service Diploma prepares students for careers with government or non-profit agencies that provide support and assistance to individuals coping with economic disadvantage mental health issues developmental gender and diversity issues as well as challenges such as addiction family change and involvement with the justice system
Early Childhood Education Diploma (ECE)The ECE program provides excellent learning techniques so that students can acquire the necessary knowledge and skills to become effective educators of young children Early Childhood Education is a rapidly expanding field Completion of the ECE Diploma satisfies the requirements of the Community Care Facilities Branch (CCFB) of the BC Government for a License to Practice as an Early Childhood Educator in British Columbia
Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) CertificateThe TESL Certificate is designed to provide a comprehensive course of study to prepare students to work in the ESL field nationally and internationally This one-semester program requires a previous university degree for admission It includes 195 instructional hours including a teaching practicum Upon completion students receive a TESL certificate from TRU Graduates may also apply for a second certificate from TESL Canada The components of the program introduce students to the core topics of pedagogical grammar curriculum design and instructional methodology and cross cultural studies as well as to a variety of teaching modules such as Pronunciation Skills Assessment and Evaluation and Second Language Acquisition
Program highlights
bull Accredited by TESL Canada bull Includes a supervised practicum to gain
hands-on guided classroom experiencebull Small class sizes (maximum 20 students) bull Abundant work opportunities in Canada
and around the world
What can I study in Human Social and Educational Development
Graduate
rsaquo Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)
rsaquo Master of Education Leadership
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Education (Elementary)bull Bachelor of Education
(Physical Education)bull Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)
Diploma
bull Early Childhood Educationbull Human Service Diploma
Certificate
bull Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) Post-Baccalaureate Certificate
Co-op internship available
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School of Trades and TechnologyTRUrsquos School of Trades and Technology has many trades training programs that result in provincial Industrial Training Authority or Red Seal Certification The instructors at TRU are some of the best in BC Canada and beyond As the economy struggles there is no better time to complete your trades training so that you will be ahead of the curve and ready when the economy turns around
What can I study in Trades and Technology at TRU
bull Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (online only)
bull Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)
bull Diploma in Water Treatment Technology
Foundation and Apprenticeship Training
bull Automotive Service Technicianbull Carpenterbull Commercial Transport Vehicle Mechanic
Technicianbull Electricianbull Heavy Duty Mechanicbull Gasfittingbull InboardOutboard Mechanicbull Plumbingbull Welding
Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)The BTTM degree program provides technologists with the knowledge and skills necessary to become effective project leaders supervisors and managers in organizations within a changing business and technical environment
Admission Requirements
A two or three-year diploma in technology or equivalent
Students who complete the two-year Water Treatment Technology Program or the three-year Architectural and Engineering Technology program (ARET) can ladder into the BTTM
Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (BTTTL) (Online Only)
This new program the only one of its kind in Canada builds upon the candidatersquos trades or technology qualifications It is aimed at allowing certified tradespeople and technologists to gain the business and leadership knowledge needed for management and other advanced positions
WATER amp WASTEWATER PROGRAMSWater sustains life Now you can help sustain our precious water supplies Gain job-ready skills to protect drinking water quality safeguard water resources and ensure the sustainability of the water supplies that are crucial to public health and the environment Canada and the World are facing shortages of educated and trained water and wastewater operatorsmdashyoursquoll be in demand upon graduation
Certificate in Water amp Wastewater UtilitiesThe Certificate is an entry-level training and education program in the operation and maintenance of Water and Wastewater Treatment Distribution and Collection systems The Certificate requirements are a successful completion of 12 courses 6 per term total of 36 credits to graduate This program ladders into the Water Treatment Technology Diploma Program
Schedule Term 1 August 17 to December 18 2015 Term 2 January 4 to May 09 2016
Water amp Wastewater Technology DiplomaTRU Water and Wastewater Diploma is a two-year four semester program
The diploma prepares students to operate and maintain water and wastewater treatment distribution re-use and disposal facilities as well as how to monitor source water quality This program is designed to educate students in chemistry microbiology mathematics mechanical and electrical systems instrumentation and treatment technologies as they are applied in the water industry Students will also study environmental law occupational health and safety communications and utility management
During the hands-on practical trainingmdashstudents will be trained in the operation maintenance troubleshooting of water systems at the state-of-the-art Kamloops Centre for Water Quality
Students can choose to exit the program after completion of the first year of studies with a Certificate in Water and Wastewater Utilities or complete the entire Diploma This program also ladders into the Bachelors of Technology the Bachelor of
Trades and Technology Leadership or the Bachelor of General Studies at TRU
Admission Requirement
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalentbull Math 11 Foundations or MATH 0410
and 0520 or equivalentbull Chemistry 11 and Biology 11 are
recommendedbull Meet TRUrsquos minimum English
language requirements
For further information please contact Satwinder Paul Program Coordinator spaultruca
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A When to ApplyPlease note the following application deadlines Late applications will be considered if space is availableWinter January semester
Application deadline October 15Summer May semester
Application deadline February 15Fall September semester
Application deadline May 31
B How to Apply1 Application
Complete all information on the application form For faster processing complete application online at truworldca
2 Program Selection Mark your program choices clearly
3 Transcripts With this application submit official transcripts (or certified copies) of your secondary school grades and any post-secondary institutions you have attended Transcripts must be officially translated into English You may scan and email or fax the transcripts for faster processing but originals must be presented on arrival to TRU Otherwise you will not be allowed to register for courses at TRU
4 Application Fee A non-refundable application fee of CDN$100 must accompany your application
5 Send Send your completed application form school transcripts and application fee to International Admissions at iapplytruca
C Next Steps1 Processing
Your application will be processed within five working days
2 Pre-Acceptance TRU will send a pre-acceptance letter indicating(a) the program to which you
have been accepted and (b) any conditions of your acceptance
3 Submit You should submit the required fees for your first semester of study (as outlined in your pre-acceptance letter)
4 Final Acceptance Upon receiving payment of tuition and general fees TRU will send an official letter of acceptance
5 Housing Either make arrangements with the accommodation directly or used the TRU World service to secure your room Students must pay a C$150 accommodation application fee when using the service with TRU World
6 Student VISA Use your official TRU letter of acceptance to apply to the nearest Canadian Embassy or Consulate for a student visa
7 Airport Pickup Note Airport pick up only available at the Kamloops airport Additional charges may apply
D Paymentbull Fees may be paid by credit card (Visa
Mastercard American Express) bank draft or bank transfer You can also make payments through our online secure payment facility at truworldca
bull If paying by bank draft bank wire transfer or money order copy of the financial document must be attached
bull Please make your bank draft or money order payable to Thompson Rivers University
bull Bank transfer details Thompson Rivers University Acct 1105-935 Transit 07200 Swift Code BOFMCAM2 Bank of Montreal (BMO) 101Fndash1180 Columbia Street West Kamloops BC Canada V2C 6R6
Send a copy of the wire transfer receipt to iapplytruca
E Send Applications toInternational Admissions Thompson Rivers University 900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8
Tel +12508285252 Fax +12503715513
Email iapplytruca
TRU Refund PolicyStudents should familiarize themselves with TRUrsquos refund policy prior to submitting payment for their studies
International students who
(a) Withdraw prior to the start of instruction will receive a 50 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced the balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(b) Withdraw in the first or second week of instruction will receive a 25 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced The balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(c) Withdraw after the second week of instruction will receive no refund of tuition A forfeit of the semester tuition and general fees will be implemented if we are not advised of a request for refund or deferral
(d) Withdraw due to a failure to obtain a student permit prior to arrival at TRU will be entitled to a full refund of tuition and general fees invoiced less a CDN$200 administration fee Students must notify TRU in writing and provide documentation prior to the start of the semester (the original letter from the Canadian Embassy stating the reasons the visa was denied is requiredmdashno photocopies scans or faxes are accepted) Total non-refundable including application fee of CDN$100 is CDN$300
(e) New students who wish to defer the start of their first semester of study to a future semester may do so only twice and up to a maximum of one calendar year (ie a student accepted to the fall semester may defer until the next fall semester but not beyond) Continuing students who wish to defer their admission must do so before the beginning of the semester Once the deferral has expired students will need to reapply if they wish to recommence studies at a later date Deferral must be requested in writing and sent to iapplytruca prior to the start of the semester Once instruction begins policies (b) and (c) above apply
(f ) Withdrawal for Medical ReasonsmdashApart from the policy outlined for international students there is no provision for a medical refund outside this policy For continuing students who are required to withdraw for medical reasons we encourage the student to visit their Academic Advisor and fill in a ldquoComplete Program Withdraw Formrdquo This allows the student to withdraw from a course or program without obtaining a ldquoDNC (Did Not Complete)rdquo on their academic record
Application Instructions
Online Interactive Brochure wwwi-studentglobalcomtru
Thompson Rivers University900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8T +12508285252 bull F +12503715513Inquiries welcometruca bull Applications iapplytruca
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International Program Guide Campus Life | 13
Research at TRUFinding Tiny Solutions to Huge ProblemsJonathan Van Hamme PhD Associate Professor Department of Biological Sciences
Dr Van Hamme and his team are developing microscopic clean up crews through bioremediationmdashthe use of microbes to break down pollutants By studying microbes with bioactive qualities on a genetic level and learning precisely what makes their taste for toxins tick this researcher is working to develop strategies to enhance their natural abilities to clean up environmental pollutants
Advancing the Battle Against Drug Resistant BacteriaKingsley Donkor PhD Associate Professor Department of Chemistry
One very promising area of research is into lantibioticsmdashsubstances that not only show remarkable effectiveness against many forms of bacteria but also have a promising ability to thwart the development of resistance Donkor is working to discover the precise way in which lantibiotics destroy bacterial cells so that he can use that knowledge to develop new and even more effective lantibiotic substances
Searching for SuperheroesNaowarat (Ann) Cheeptham PhD Associate Professor Department of Biological Sciences
TRU microbiologist Dr Naowarat (Ann) Cheeptham is going to extremes in her search for new sources of antibiotics to fight multi-drug-resistant bacteria Working with an expert cave explorer to collect microorganisms from some of Canadarsquos most remote extreme cave habitats she and her team of graduate and undergraduate researchers are testing hundreds of these tough adaptable bacteria for potential antibiotic superpowers
14 | International Program Guide Campus Life
TRU Moose Co-op students can receive academic credit for co-op work terms
Work Options forInternational StudentsInternational Students are eligible to work on- and off -campus while studying full-time and qualify for full-time work permitafter graduation
Work During Your Studiesbull Work up to 20 hours per week while studyingbull Work full-time during scheduled breaks
bull Opportunities on- and off -campus
Co-operative EducationCo-operative education combines academic studies with paid work experience Students alternate between terms of full-time study and full-time employment
Co-op Advantages
bull Get paid career-related work experience while studyingbull Earn academic credits and transcript distinctionbull Maximize job opportunities upon graduationbull Choose from co-ops in Kamloops and across Canadabull TRU Co-op offi ce prepares students for interviews and help to
fi nd job placements bull Choose to work between one and up to fi ve semesters
Average Co-op salary
Program Discipline Average Monthly Salary
BBA C$2400
Science C$2800
Electronics C$2700
IT C$3000
Sample Co-op schedule (based on working 5 co-op semesters)
Co-op requirements and fees
bull Co-op work term fee of C$1400 (Co-op fee waived for students who do not fi nd employment)
bull Student applies for Co-op after completion of fi rst yearbull GPA determines acceptancebull Must complete COOP 1000 course on resume writing and
nterviewing skills after accepted to Co-op programbull Enter work semester after completing 50 of academic programbull Under graduate programs only See pages 20-21 for eligible programs
Work After GraduationInternational students graduating from a Canadian post-secondary institution are eligible to remain in Canada to work Students completing a minimum two-year program of study may be eligible to work for up to three years
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Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5
September to
December
Academic Semester
1
Academic Semester
3
Academic Semester
5
Academic Semester
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Co-opWork Term
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Academic Semester
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6
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Academic Semester 8
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International Program Guide Campus Life | 15
16 | International Program Guide Campus Life
Student Housingamp AccommodationLive on campus as part of a vibrant active community of students at the TRU Residence (ldquoTRU Rezrdquo) or On Campus Housing (ldquoMcGillrdquo) Be minutes away from your classes campus amenities and the Tournament Capital Centre
TRU Student Residence The 11-storey TRU Rez has some of the best views in the city Each of the 570 private bedrooms include a desk chair double bed phone TV and lamp Floors are co-ed but two- and four-bedroom suites with shared kitchenette and washroom are either all female or all male
Applications are accepted on a fi rst-come fi rst-served basis First year students enrolled in a degree or diploma program are guaranteed a room for September if application is received before March
2 Bedroom Plan 4 Bedroom Plan
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International Program Guide Campus Life | 17
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McGill On Campus HousingMcGill housing off ers 300 self-contained bedrooms in four-bedroom ldquoquadrdquo units in three buildings Each all-female or all-male quad contains a shared kitchenette washroom and common area with access to a central building for study and recreation Applications will be accepted on a fi rst-come fi rst-served basis
bull Rooms have private outside entrances some have city viewsbull Rooms include bed desk sink kitchen with microwave double burner hot
plate and fridgebull Central building has coin-operated laundry bike storage mail big screen
TV BBQ deck pool tables free wireless internet and study areabull Regular social activities plannedbull Fees include utilities (heat hot water electricity)bull Internet cable TV and phone hookups availablebull On-site management and 24 hourday securitybull Parking available for an extra feebull Two blocks to shopping grocery runs once a week
Off Campus Housinggt trucaserviceshousingoff campus
Homestay Live with a Canadian FamilyManaged by TRU World staff TRUrsquos homestay program off ers a great opportunity for students to experience Canadian culture and practice English by living with Canadian families or individuals More than 450 carefully selected Canadian homestay providers participate in this program
Homestay Advantages
bull A private furnished bedroombull Three meals per day and snacksbull Care and support of a Canadian familybull Share your culturebull Practice English in real life situations
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Facts About Canadabull Second largest country in the world
bull 35 million people
bull Ten provinces three territories
bull Top UN ranking
bull Multicultural 1 in 6 is a new immigrant
bull Officially bilingual (English and French) but over 200 languages spoken
bull Provinces are responsible for education
Facts About Kamloopsbull Modern safe and comfortable
city of almost 100000bull Vibrant cultural lifebull Over 200 lakes nearbybull Many golf coursesbull Spectacular natural settingbull Affordable cost of livingbull Wide range of outdoor city
and campus activitiesbull 35 hour drive or 45 minute flight
from Vancouverbull 45 minute drive to Sun Peaks Resort
one of North Americarsquos top-ranked ski and snowboard resorts where the Austrian National Ski Team practices Sun Peaks Named Top Two in Best Canadian Ski Destinations by Canadian Living Magazine
bull Exceptional climate
rsaquo 1 in Canada for beautiful summers rsaquo 2 for warmest spring rsaquo 2 for driest city climate rsaquo 2 for most sunny days
in warm months rsaquo 2040 hours of sunshine per year rsaquo Median high temperature 21degC
Facts About TRUbull Founded in 1970 TRU is a public
degree-granting universitybull Almost 13000 students on campus
during Fall and Winter semestersbull More than 1750 international students
from over 85 countriesbull 17000 distance studentsbull TRU is in the heart of Kamloops within
walking distance of everything you need
bull 11 Aboriginal students bull Average class sizemdash1st year
39 students 4th year 20 students bull U-PASS for students provides access
to the Kamloops transit system and free access to the on-campus Canada Games swimming pool
Bruce Excellent School Excellent Faculty
TRU Moose Kamloops is amazing for its ability to accommodate a variety of sports and activities From snowboarding to waterskiing you can try it all
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20 | International Program Guide Study Options
TRU Master Degrees and Graduate Studies Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
MBA Foundation amp Graduate Certifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) 24 8 months SeptJanMay
Master of Business Administration 24 1 year Sept
Graduate Certifcate in Education Studies (GCES) 35 4 months + ESL SeptMay
Master of Education Leadership 35 30 credits Sept
Master of Science Environmental Science 31 2 years SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Accounting 25 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Business Administration 25 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Finance 25 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Human Resource Management 25 51 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in International Business 25 54 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Marketing 26 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in New Venture Creation 26 51 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Supply Chain Management 26 60 credits SeptJanMay
Teaching English as a Second Language Certifi cate (TESL) 35 4 months SeptJanMay
TRU Undergraduate Degrees Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Bachelor of ArtsMajors Communications Economics English Geography History Interdisciplinary Studies Journalism Mathematics Philosophy Psychology Sociology Theatre Arts Visual Arts
34 4 years SeptJanMay C
Bachelor of Business AdministrationMajors Accounting Economics Finance Human Resource Management International Business Marketing New Venture Creation Information Technology
27 4 years SeptJanMay C
Double Degreebull Bachelor of Business Administration amp Bachelor of Computing Science
32 5 years SeptJanMay C
Bachelor of Computing Science 32 4 years SeptJan C
Bachelor of Education - Elementary 35 5 years Sept P
Bachelor of Fine Arts 34 4 years SeptJan
Bachelor of Heath Science 33 4 years SeptJan C
Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies 34 4 years SeptJan C
Bachelor of Journalism 34 4 years Sept P
Bachelor of Natural Resource Science 31 4 years Sept C
Bachelor of ScienceMajors Animal Biology Chemistry Chemical Biology Cellular Molecular amp Microbial Biology Ecology amp Environmental Biology Environmental Chemistry Computing Science Mathematics Mathematical Sciences Physics Statistics
31 4 years SeptJanMay C
Bachelor of Science in Nursing 33 4 years Sept P
Bachelor of Social Work 35 4 years Sept P
Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management 36 4 years SeptJan
Bachelor of Tourism Management 28 4 years SeptJanMay C
Engineering ndash First amp Second Year Transfer 32 1ndash2 years Sept C
Forestry ndash First amp Second Year Transfer 31 1ndash2 years Sept
Complete Program Listing for International StudentsSTUDY OPTIONS
20 | International Program Guide
International Program Guide Study Options | 21
TRU Diploma Programs Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Accounting Technician 2 years Sept
Adventure Guide 30 2 years Sept C
Adventure Management 30 2 years Sept C
Architectural amp Engineering Technology 32 3 years Sept
Associate of Arts 34 2 years SeptJanMay
Associate of Science 2 years SeptJanMay
Computer Information Systems Technology 32 2 years SeptJan C
Early Childhood Education 35 2 years Sept
Events amp Conventions Management 28 2 years Sept
Management 2 years Sept C
Practical Nursing (Williams Lake campus only) 33 2 years TBD P
Police amp Justice 34 2 years Sept
Resort amp Hotel Management 28 2 years Sept P
Respiratory Therapy 33 3 years Sept P
Sports Event Management 28 2 years Sept P
Tourism Management 28 2 years SeptJanMay P
Visual Arts 2 years Sept
Water amp Wastewater Technology 36 2 Years Sept
January intake may be available but course sequencing would prevent completion in 4 semesters
TRU Certifi cate Programs Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Aboriginal Tourism 1 year Sept
Adventure Sports 30 1 year Sept
Culinary Arts 30 16 months JanAug
English as a Second or Additional Language (ESALESL) 22 1ndash25 years SeptJanMay
Literary amp Art History 1 year SeptJan
Modern Languages 1 year SeptJan
Visual Arts Studio 1 year SeptJan
Water amp Wastewater Utilities 1 year August
TRU University Prep amp Student Development Length Intakes Co-op (C)Practicum (P)
Adult Basic Education amp BC Adult Graduation Diploma NA JanMaySept
English as a Second Language NA JanMaySept
University Preparation Courses NA JanMaySept
Note All course and admission information subject to change
trucacalendar
STUDY OPTIONS
International Program Guide | 21
22 | International Program Guide Study Options
English Language Programs
The TRU Advantagebull English Placement Test (EPT) available upon arrivalbull IELTS and TOEFL scores acceptedbull Academic ESL designed to help prepare for university contextbull Can combine ESL and Academic courses for credit in levels 4 and 5bull 20 hours of classroom instruction per week plus language labs
and activitiesbull Access to International Student Activity Program (ISAP)
Each of the fi ve levels of TRUrsquos ESL Program take one semesterto complete
Students with no offi cial test score will take an English Placement Test (EPT) upon arrival at TRU and will be placed in the appropriate level of English language study as indicated in the chart below
If a student has an offi cial test score they may choose to enter ESL or academic courses without taking the TRU English Placement Test See chart to the right
Note In order to guarantee registration for the courses you want please submit your English test scores one month before arriving at TRU
Admission RequirementsEnglish Profi ciency
bull Completion of the TRU ESL Program allows direct entry to academic study
bull TRU accepts test scores for the following English profi ciency exams TOEFL IELTS MELAB CanTEST
bull The Cambridge CAE (Certifi cate in Advanced English) and CPE (Certifi cate of Profi ciency in English) will also be considered for direct entry into academic programs
Academic Requirements
bull Secondary school completion (high school graduation)
bull Other requirements vary by program please consult International Admissions for detailed requirements for specifi c programs at iapplytruca
Minimum Age Students must be at least 17 years oldSee inside back cover for application instructions
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Direct entry into Academic Study
Academic Study requirementsIELTS 65+ with no bands below 60TOEFL iBT 88+ with no section below 20TOEFL PBT 570+ TWE 45+MELAB 81+CanTEST 45+ with no component score below 40CAEL Overall 70+ no subtest below 60TRU Level 5 completion
Direct entry to Level 5 ESL
2 ESL Courses + 3 Academic Courses Level 5 completion = Direct Entry to Academic StudyLevel 5 Entry requirements
IELTS 60+ with no band below 55TOEFL iBT 80+TOEFL PBT 550 - 569 TWE 40+MELAB 77+CanTEST 40+ with no component score below 40CAEL Overall 60+ no subtest below 50TRU Level 4
Direct entry to Level 4 ESL
4 ESL Courses + 1 Academic Course Level 4 completion = Direct Entry to Level 5 ESLLevel 4 Entry requirements
IELTS 55+ with no band below 50TOEFL iBT 71+TOEFL PBT 530 - 549MELAB 74+CanTEST 40+ with no component score below 35CAEL Overall 50+ no subtest below 40TRU ESL level 3
Direct entry to Level 3 ESL
5 ESL CoursesLevel 3 completion = Direct entry to Level 4 ESL + ESL Intermediate Certifi cate awardLevel 3 Entry requirements
IELTS 50+TOEFL iBT 61+TOEFL PBT 500 - 529MELAB 69+CanTEST 35+CAEL Overall 40+TRU ESL level 2
Direct entry to Level 2 ESL
Level 2 ESL 5 ESL CoursesLevel 2 completion = Direct entry to level 3 ESL + ESL Foundations Certifi cate awardLevel 2 Entry requirements
TRU English Placement Test is required for entry
Direct entry to Level 1 ESL
5 ESL CoursesLevel 1 completion = Direct entry to level 2 ESLTRU English Placement Test requiredSuggested Entry requirement TOEFL iBT 20
TOEFL Exam FormatsTOEFL iBT = Internet-Based TestTOEFL PBT = Paper Based Test
TRU is a leader in ESL education for university and college students Our ESL program is designed to provide specifi c and appropriate language training for students who plan to proceed to post-secondary study focusing on English for academic purposes Our students come from around the world and we look forward to meeting you
ESL Bridging Certifi cates
Each requires completion of Level 4 one ESL electiveand two specifi c academic courses
bull English and Sciencesbull English and Liberal Arts
bull English and Fine Artsbull English and Business
International Program Guide Study Options | 23
International Baccalaureate (IB)The IB diploma is accepted for admission to TRU Transfer credit will be granted for higher level courses completed with a score of 5 or higher Students have the option to decline the transfer credit if they wish to complete the course(s) at the University
To transfer credits to Arts Business or Science you must have
1 Official IB transcript2 HL courses only3 Grade of 5 6 or 7For a complete list of the IB transfer credits please go to trucaadmissionshs-studentsib
Official transcripts must be sent to the Admissions Office directly from the testing centre Transcripts can be requested from
International Baccalaureate New York Attn Transcripts 475 Riverside Drive Suite 240 New York NY 10115 Phone 2126964464
Advanced Placement (AP) Exams through the College BoardAP exams will be accepted for admission to TRU Transfer credit is granted for approved subjects passed with a grade of a subject grade of 4 or higher Official transcripts must be provided from the College Board Students may choose to repeat a course at TRU by forfeiting the credit To transfer credits you must have
bull Official AP transcriptbull Grade of 4 or 5For more information on transfer credit to arts science or business programs at TRU visit trucaadmissionshs-studentsstandingcb
General Certificate of Educational Studies (GCE)Students completing their GCE will be considered for admission on a combination of factors For admission to TRU you will need
bull A minimum of two Advanced (A) level courses and two Advanced Subsidiary (AS) level courses or
bull A minimum of two A-level courses and three Ordinary (O) level subjects
bull Completion of O-levels (University Preparation courses will need to be completed at TRU)
GCE Advanced Level (A-Level Exams) transfer creditTransfer credit is granted for approved A-level courses passed with a grade of an A or B Official transcripts must be provided to receive transfer credit (Check the BC Transfer Guide to see the specific TRU credit for the identified AP and IB courses) Students may choose to repeat a course at TRU by forfeiting the credit To transfer credits you must have
1 Official GCE transcript2 A-Level courses only3 Grade of A or BFor more information on transfer credit to arts science or business programs at TRU visit trucaadmissionshs-studentsstandingalevel
DAADTRU will accept the DAAD language test with a minimum B2 level as proof of meeting the English Language requirement for Visiting International Students only Students will be required to take the English Placement Test on arrival only as guidance for counselors in the event students may need more English language support
General Education Development (GED) TestThe GED is accepted high school equivalent for admission to TRU under the following conditions
bull Must be 17 years of agebull Will need IELTS scorebull Will need to take Accuplacer Math
assessment at TRU
Transfer CreditTRU will accept college and university transfer credit Official transcripts and detailed course outlines must be provided to receive transfer credit
bull Transfer credit assessment is done once the student has been admitted to TRU and submitted official transcripts and course outlines
bull A maximum of 50 of any program will be recognized outside of TRU
bull International Admissions will assess a studentrsquos formal learning from other accredited post-secondary institutions
bull TRU will give transfer credit whenever possible total will differ depending on program
International Accreditations and Transfer Credit
RECOGNIZING FUTURE GLOBAL LEADERSThe TRU Global Competency Certificate allows students to earn formal recognition for their intercultural and international experiencesmdashfrom Study Abroad to learning a second language to volunteer work
Global Competency is a credential that can be earned in tandem with any credit programmdashundergraduate or graduatemdashoffered by Thompson Rivers University
The program uses a portfolio approach that allows each student to track a number of different educational and personal experiences
How Do I Earn ItTo earn this credential a student must
1 Attend an Orientation session2 Sign up for GLBL1000 3 Earn and compile points4 Submit a portfolio to the Centre for
Student Engagement office OM1468
Global Competency
24 | International Program Guide Study Options
School of Business and EconomicsMaster of BusinessAdministration (MBA)The TRU MBA Advantage
The TRU MBA is designed to meet the needs of our students who can customize their learning experience with maximum fl exibility and unparalleled choice
bull One and two-year MBA programs bull Three program completion options
Graduate Project Graduate Thesis and Course-Based completion options
bull TRUrsquos MBA program does notrequire a GMAT score or have a minimum professional workexperience requirement
Entrance Requirements
1 Education 3 or 4-year undergraduate degree with a minimum B average (GPA of 30 on a scale of 400 or equivalent) in the last 60 credits
2 Language rsaquo Completion of undergraduate
degree at an English language university in a country where English is the primary language or
rsaquo IELTS score of 70 (all bands) or rsaquo A minimum TOEFL score of 100 with
no section below 20 (IBT) or rsaquo Completion of TRU ENGL 1100 and
CMNS 1290 with a B (GPA of 300)or higher
3 Quantitative and Computing Skills Quantitative skills include a strong background in algebra and statistics Computing skills include having a strong background in word processing presentation and spreadsheet software
One-Year Program
Graduates of a four-year BBA or Bachelor of Commerce degrees may be eligible for direct admission to the 12-month MBA Level The MBA program consists of eight core courses plus a choice of one of three completion options
Two-Year Program
Students from other undergraduate fi elds may be eligible for the two-year MBA program which provides students witha solid foundation in business administration plus the strategic management skills required to succeed in the global business environment
MBA Foundation amp GraduateCertifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) program
The two-year MBA begins with the Graduate Certifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) program which consists of 6 courses (2 semesters) of Foundation courses in the major subject areas of Business Administration The GCBA off ers a pathway to the 12-month MBA program for students with non-business-related undergraduate degrees and ensures they have the knowledge required to be successful in the MBA program Upon successful completion of the MBA Foundation courses with a minimumB grade proceed automatically to the MBA level which requires 3 semesters(12 months) to complete
All MBA students in year 2 complete eight core courses plus a choice of one of three completion options Course-Based Graduate Project or Graduate Thesis
The Course-Based option provides the opportunity to study four additional advanced management courses in areas such as Corporate Finance Marketing Decision Analysis Entrepreneurshipand Innovation
The Graduate Project option provides the opportunity to address an applied management issue or problem This option provides situational experience and allows the student to focus in a specifi c areaof management
The Graduate Thesis option provides the opportunity to prepare and defend a thesis further developing critical thinking skills as well as academic research skills
Graduates of our MBA program have successfully obtained positions in a variety of industries and sectors including major corporations government small- and medium-sized businesses and non-profi ts locally across Canada and around the world
Throughout the program TRUrsquos MBA Students are off ered opportunities for career development The Career Development Program provides workshops events guest speakers and activities designed to develop career readiness for MBA students and provide additional opportunities to achieve the learning goals and objectives of the program
For more information about MBA studies at TRU please visit our website at trucamba or email us at mbatruca
What can I studyin Business andEconomics at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Master of Business Administrationbull MBA Foundation amp Graduate
Certifi cate in Business Administration
bull Post-Baccalaureate Diplomas rsaquo Accounting rsaquo Business Administration rsaquo Finance rsaquo Human Resource Management rsaquo International Business rsaquo Marketing rsaquo New Venture Creation rsaquo Supply Chain Management
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Business Administration rsaquo Accounting rsaquo Economics rsaquo Environmental Economics amp
Sustainable Development (Minor)
rsaquo Finance rsaquo Financial Markets
amp Institutions (Minor) rsaquo Human Resource Management rsaquo Information Technology rsaquo International Business rsaquo Marketing rsaquo New Venture Creation rsaquo Supply Chain Management
bull Bachelor of BusinessAdministration and Computing Science double degree
bull Bachelor of CommercemdashTRU-OLbull Bachelor of Public
AdministrationmdashTRU-OL
Diplomas
bull Accounting Technicianbull Executive Assistantbull Management
Certifi cates
bull Administrative Assistantbull Management StudiesCo-op internship available
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International Program Guide Study Options | 25
School of Business and EconomicsPOST-BACCALAUREATEDIPLOMAS IN BUSINESSThe Post-Baccalaureate diplomas are valuable to international students who wish to come to Canada to learn English gain exposure to the culture and study in a compressed format Post-Baccalaureate diplomas normally take two years to complete on a full-time basis and are designed for students with a degree in a diff erent fi eld of study
Admission Requirements
bull Math 12 or MATH 0610 or MATH 1000 or equivalent (C+ or higher)
bull ENGL 1100 or equivalent with a C+or higher
bull A bachelor degreeStudents may commence their studies while they upgrade their mathematics and English
AccountingMATH 107 Mathematics for Business amp Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
ECON 1900 Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics orSTAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
ACCT 3200 Intermediate Financial Accounting 1
ACCT 3210 Intermediate Financial Accounting 2
ACCT 3220 Income Taxation 1
ACCT 3230 Income Taxation 2
ACCT 3250 Intermediate Management Accounting
FNCE 4110 Adv Financial Management for Accountants
ACCT 4200 Advanced Financial Accounting
ACCT 4230 Assurance
ACCT 4250 Advanced Management Accounting
MIST 4610 Strategic Management Information Systems
Business AdministrationMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business amp Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Mathematics with Applications 1
MNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
ECON 1900 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Principles of Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics orSTATS 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MNGT 4780 Strategic Management
One additional 30004000 business course
Note Business courses include those beginning with the ACCT BLAW MIST ENTR FNCE HRMN IBUS MKTG MNGT ORGB SCMN or BUSN acronyms
FinanceMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Mathematics with Applications 1
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics orMATH 1130 Enriched Calculus or MATH 1140 Calculus 1 or MATH 1150 Calculus for Biological Sciences
ECON 1900 Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 orSTAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
FNCE 3150 Investments 1
FNCE 3170 Investments 2
FNCE 3180 Risk Management and Financial Engineering
FNCE 4130 Advanced Financial Management
FNCE 4180 International Financial Management
At least fi ve ofBLAW 2910 Commercial Law
FNCE 3140 Financial Statement Analysis
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
FNCE 4120 Business Valuation and Restructuring
FNCE 4140 Personal Financial Management
FNCE 4160 Portfolio Management
FNCE 4190 Financial Institutions Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
Human ResourceManagementMNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
ORGB 3770 Teamwork in Organizations
ORGB 3810 Organizational Theory and Design
HRMN 3830 Human Resource Planning and Staffi ng
HRMN 3840 Employee and Labour Relations
BLAW 3920 Employment Law
HRMN 4830 Total Rewards
HRMN 4840 Organizational Learning Trainingand Development
ORGB 4870 Organizational Development and Change
HRMN 4890 Selected Topics in HR Management
International BusinessMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or
STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
MKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3510 International Business
IBUS 3520 Global Management
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
IBUS 4520 International Trade Finance
IBUS 4530 International Trade Law and Logistics
IBUS 4540 Global Entrepreneurship
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TRU Moose Donrsquot be surprised if people you donrsquot know smile and say ldquohirdquo Canadians are just that friendly
26 | International Program Guide Study Options
MarketingACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
MKTG 3470 Consumer Behaviour
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3510 International Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MKTG 4460 Marketing Strategy
At least seven ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
MKTG 4400 Professional Sales Management
MKTG 4410 Services Marking
MKTG 4420 Brand Management
MKTG 4430 Retail Management
MKTG 4440 Advanced Marketing Research
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
New Venture CreationMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics or MATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
MKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
ENTR 3720 All Business Finance
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
ENTR 4750 New Venture Creation
ENTR 4760 Small Business Management
Supply Chain ManagementMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business amp Economics or MATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics 2 or MATH 1130 Enriched Calculus or MATH 1140 Calculus 1 or
MATH 1150 Calculus for Biological Sciences
STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
SCMN 3330 Procurement Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MIST 3620 Web-Enabled Business
SCMN 4310 Operations Management
SCMN 4320 Logistics and Transportation
SCMN 4390 Selected Topics in Supply Chain Management
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
At least 2 ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
IBUS 3520 Global Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
School of Business and Economics gt trucamba gt trucabusiness
Accountingbull Treasury Manager bull Chief Financial Officer bull Budget Director bull Taxation Manager bull Management Consultant bull Tax Auditor bull International Accountant
Financebull Corporate Loans Officer bull Personal Financial Advisorbull Equity Analyst bull Portfolio Manager bull Chief Financial Officer bull Stock Broker bull Investment Dealer bull Treasury Manager
Human Resource Managementbull Director of Human Resourcesbull Training Officer bull Industrial Relations Officer bull Health and Safety Specialist bull Harassment Advisor bull Employee Benefits Officerbull Human Resources Manager
Information Technology bull Network Manager bull Systems Analyst bull Website Designer bull Computer Programmer bull Database Administrator
International Businessbull Export Sales Manager bull Foreign Trade Consultantbull Import and Export Specialist bull International Marketing Manager bull International Shipping Specialist
Marketingbull Brand Manager bull Advertising Account Executivebull District Sales Manager bull Market Researcher bull Sales Representative bull Public Relations Directorbull Promotions Manager
New Venture Creation bull Small Business Ownerbull Franchiseebull Loans Officerbull Venture Capitalistbull Small Business Consultant
Supply Chain Managementbull Process Engineerbull Supply Chain Analystbull Supply Chains Systems Managerbull InventoryPurchasing Managerbull Materials AnalystManagerbull Logistics Manager
Typical Job Titles
International Program Guide Study Options | 27
Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)The Bachelor of Business Administration degree is a four-year program
bull First and second years Foundation of business and non-business courses
bull Third and fourth years Students select majors and minors or concentrations
bull Current major and minor options Accounting Economics Finance New Venture Creation Human Resource Management International Business Marketing Information Technology (major only) and Public Relations (minor only)
First and Second Year Courses
bull 6 Humanities credits (English Philosophy Languages Fine Arts)
bull 6 Social Sciences credits (Anthropology Canadian Studies Economics Geography Political Studies Psychology Sociology)
Core CoursesThe following 72 credits (24 courses) are requiredACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
CMNS 1290 Introduction to Professional Writing
CMNS 3240 Business Communications
ECON 1900 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Principles of Macroeconomics
ECON 2320 Statistics for Business and Economics 1
ECON 2330 Statistics for Business and Economics 2
ECON 3040 Managerial Economics
ENGL 1100 Introduction to University Writing or ENGL 1110 Introduction to Prose Fiction or ENGL 1120 Introduction to Poetry or ENGL 1140 Introduction to Drama or ENGL 1210 Introduction to Drama and Poetry
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MNGT 4780 Strategic Management
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
PHIL 1110 Introduction to Critical Thinking
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
BBA MajorsAccountingACCT 3200 Intermediate Financial Accounting 1
ACCT 3210 Intermediate Financial Accounting 2
ACCT 3220 Income Taxation 1
ACCT 3230 Income Taxation 2
ACCT 3250 Intermediate Management Accounting
FNCE 4110 Advanced Financial Management for Accountants
ACCT 4200 Advanced Financial Accounting
ACCT 4230 Assurance
ACCT 4250 Advanced Management Accounting
MIST 4610 Strategic Management Information Systems
EconomicsThe Major in Economics requires 42 ECON credits of which 24 must be at the 3000 and 4000 level with a minimum of 6 at the 4000 level ECON 2900 and ECON 2950 are required and either ECON 3900 or ECON 3950 must be taken
FinanceFNCE 3150 Investments 1
FNCE 3170 Investments 2
FNCE 3180 Risk Management and Financial Engineering
FNCE 4130 Advanced Financial Management
FNCE 4180 International Financial Management
Plus at least three ofFNCE 3140 Financial Statement Analysis
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
FNCE 4120 Business Valuation and Restructuring
FNCE 4140 Personal Financial Management
FNCE 4160 Portfolio Management
FNCE 4190 Financial Institutions Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
General BBAStudents must complete at least 24 credits (normally 8 courses) of 300 or 400-level business or ECON courses in addition to the core requirements in 3rd and 4th year
Human Resource ManagementORGB 3810 Organizational Theory and Design
HRMN 3830 Human Resource Planning and Staffing
HRMN 3840 Employee and Labour Relations
BLAW 3920 Employment Law
HRMN 4830 Total Rewards
HRMN 4840 Organizational Learning Training and Development
ORGB 4870 Organizational Development and Change
HRMN 4890 Selected Topics in HR Management
International BusinessMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3520 Global Management
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
IBUS 4520 International Trade Finance
IBUS 4530 International Trade Law and Logistics
IBUS 4540 Global Entrepreneurship
MarketingMKTG 3470 Consumer Behaviour
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
MKTG 4460 Marketing Strategy
Plus at least five ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
MKTG 4400 Professional Sales Management
MKTG 4410 Services Marketing
MKTG 4420 Brand Management
MKTG 4430 Retail Management
MKTG 4440 Advanced Marketing Research
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
New Venture CreationACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
MKTG 3480 Market Research
ENTR 3720 Small Business Finance
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communicated
ENTR 4750 New Venture Creation
ENTR 4760 Small Business Management
School of Business and Economics gt trucamba gt trucabusiness
28 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism
TOURISM MANAGEMENTTourism Management faculty strive to deliver education experiences that blend theory with practice to ensure our graduates are confident in applying the knowledge they gain and management practicemdashboth essential for leaders of tomorrow
Bachelor of Tourism Management (BTM)This four-year degree provides a solid foundation for the management of tourism businesses The BTM is designed to give students the skill and confidence to develop their own tourism businesses and fill the growing need for managers in the tourism industry Course assignments introduce students to current management issues with local regional national and international tourism businesses and organizations
Students may enter in first year or may transfer from other programs Graduates of TRU tourism diplomas or other tourism or business-related diplomas may also ladder into the BTM
Bachelor of Tourism Management Double DegreeTake your 4th year in the Netherlands and get a double degree TRU has partnered with the best university of applied sciences in the Netherlands to offer a second credential effectively doubling your degree in a single year of study abroad Instruction at NHTV is in English fostering connections with your fellow students and with your Dutch counterparts who will complete the double degree at TRU in their fourth year
Tourism Management DiplomasEvents and Conventions ManagementSpecial events and conventions are being recognized as great income generators for a community and the fastest growing segment of the tourism industry Employment opportunities exist within corporations hotels resorts convention centres municipal convention and visitorsrsquo bureaus and destination management companies
Resort and Hotel ManagementThis two-year diploma program is designed to provide the theory and practical skills essential to begin a career in Resort and Hotel Management Courses in this diploma provide instruction in Hotel Operations Food and Beverage Management and Hospitality Administration
Sports Event ManagementIn this multi-faceted program you will learn about sports and business From managing a sporting company or organization directing a club sport facility or starting your own company this is your opportunity to practice and master the business skills and expertise to produce organize and manage sport events anywhere
Tourism ManagementThe Tourism Management diploma will provide the basic skills and training for careers in Venue Management Tourism Community Planning and Consulting Tourism Marketing Management and Small Tourism Business Management
What can I study in Tourism at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Post-Baccalaureate Diplomas rsaquo Adventure Studies rsaquo International
Tourism Development rsaquo Tourism
Destination Development rsaquo Tourism
Experience Development
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies ndash Adventure Concentration
bull Bachelor of Tourism Management
rsaquo Majorsbull Adventurebull Entrepreneurbull Management
rsaquo Minorbull Adventure Studiesbull International Adventure in
Tourism Developmentbull Entrepreneurshipbull Managementbull Marketingbull Environmental Economics
and Developmentbull Financebull Human Resourcesbull International Business
Diplomas
bull Adventure Guide bull Adventure Management bull Events amp Conventions Managementbull Resort amp Hotel Managementbull Sports Event Managementbull Tourism Management
Certificates
bull Aboriginal Tourismbull Adventure Sportsbull Canadian Mountain and Ski Guidebull Culinary Artsbull Retail Meat Processing
International Opportunities
bull Adventure Tourism field tripbull Study Abroad
Co-op internship available
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International Program Guide Study Options | 29
POSTndashBACCALAUREATE TOURISM MANAGEMENT DIPLOMASPost-baccalaureate diplomas aredesigned for those who already have an undergraduate degree
Students will acquire a strong foundation in international tourism development subjects including experiences marketing environmental issues community and cultural issues product developmentand innovation
Admission Requirements
bull Any undergraduate degreebull Math 12 or equivalent bull IELTS 65 no band less than 60 or TOEFL
88 no section less than 20
Adventure StudiesTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (24 credits)TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing and Customer Service
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
ADVG 3110 Adventure Activities (Note this course has an activity fee)
ADVG 3130 Adventure Operations
ADVG 4010 Business Applications for Eco and Adventure Tourism Management
ADVG 4020 Legal Liability and Risk Management for Eco and Adventure Businesses
ADVG 4220 The Culture of Adventure
SpecializationmdashRequired Course (6 credits)
Select a total of 6 credits within ADVG activity based courses (1000-2000 level) Examples include kayaking skiing rock climbing ocean surfi ng etc
SpecializationmdashOptions (9 credits)
Select 3 of the following optionsADVG 4030 Contemporary Perspectives in Eco
and Adventure
ADVG 4040 Programming Experiential Activities
ADVG 4070 Directed Studies in Adventure
ADVG 4210 Adventure and Sport Marketing
ADVG 4230 Consulting In Adventure
39 Total Credits
InternationalTourism DevelopmentTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (39 credits)TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing and Customer Service
TMGT 3010 Community and Cultural Issues in Tourism
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
TMGT 4010 Experience Creation and Product Development
ADVG 4100 Adventure Tourism Field Trip (International)(Note course has activity fees and travel costs associated with it)
SpecializationmdashRequired Course (18 credits)
ADVG 4050 International Adventure Tourism Business
ADVG 4090 Nature-based Community Development
TMGT 4160 Tourism in a Global Environment
TMGT 2610 Environmental issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
ADVG 4070 Directed Studies in Adventure
39 Total Credits
Tourism DestinationDevelopmentTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (21 credits)CMNS 1810 Business Professional and Academic
Composition (or ENGL 1100)
TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing amp Customer Service
TMGT 2610 Environmental Issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3000 Practicum in Tourism (120 hours)
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
Tourism Electivesmdash(15 credits)
One Lower Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Upper Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Culture amp Place Elective from TMGT 3010 4090 4100 4220 ADVG 4220
One Global Perspectives Elective from TMGT 4030 4040 4160 4981 ADVG 4050 4160
One Experience Design Elective from TMGT 4010 4050 4130 4170 4180 4210 ADVG 4040 4200
Specializationmdash(18 credits)
EVNT 2190 Destination Marketing Organizations
TMGT 3010 Community and Cultural Issues in Tourism
TMGT 3040 Land Use Management or
TMGT 4040 Tourism and Sustainable Development
TMGT 4120 Developing New Tourism Enterprises or
TMGT 4140 Tourism Strategy
Specialty ElectiveSelect 1 of the following
TMGT 2080 2090 4030 4050 ADVG 4090
TMGT 4020 Graduating Seminar
54 Total Credits
Tourism ExperienceManagementTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (21 credits)CMNS 1810 Business Professional and Academic
Composition (or ENGL 1100)
TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing amp Customer Service
TMGT 2610 Environmental Issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3000 Practicum in Tourism (120 hours)
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
Tourism Electivesmdash(15 credits)
One Lower Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Upper Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Culture amp Place Elective from TMGT 3010 4090 4100 4220 ADVG 4220
One Global Perspectives Elective from TMGT 4030 4040 4160 4981 ADVG 4050 4160
One Experience Design Elective from TMGT 4010 4050 4130 4170 4180 4210 ADVG 4040 4200
Specializationmdash(18 credits)
Select 5 of the following optionsADVG 4040 Programming Experiential Activities
ADVG 4160 Community Capacity Building
TMGT 4010 Experience Creation and Product Development
TMGT 4050 Event Tourism
TMGT 4090 The Culture of Events
TMGT 4100 The Social Side of Tourism
TMGT 4130 Tourist Behaviour
TMGT 4170 Information Technology in Tourism
TMGT 4180 Managing the Tourist Experience
TMGT 4210 Casino Operations Management
54 Total Credits
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism gt trucatourism
30 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism gt trucatourism
We off er the fi nest and most extensive Adventure Studies training in the world We create exceptional educational experiences to foster studentsrsquo physical mental and emotional development so as to be of service to the global commercial adventure industry
Programs of StudyThe Adventure Studies department now off ers eight diverse programs of study Each program enables students to obtain the knowledge and qualifi cations required for employment and careers in the eco and adventure tourism industry Many opportunities for career and adventure pursuits exist for TRU graduates
bull adventure specialist bull avalanche technician bull college instruction bull environmental studies bull government consultingbull guiding bull international development bull photo journalism bull tourism marketingbull travel writing
Adventure Studies in the Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS) is a unique program that allows students to design their own curriculum customized to their specifi c interests and goals The BIS is intended as a two-year add-on (60 credits) to any 60 credits of lower level credits a student brings into the program
Adventure Studies in Bachelor of Tourism Management is a unique combination of theory and practice both local and abroad that produces competent graduates who quickly apply their skills to their careers as consultants to businesses organizations communities government tourism and tourism industry professionals
The Adventure Guide Diploma is the best known guide training program that attracts worldwide scrutiny and sets the standard for training whitewater ocean climbing and ski guides in Canada
The Adventure Management Diploma provides students with a broad background and understanding of the management of adventure activities and the opportunity to develop profi ciency in their personal adventure sport skills
The Canadian Mountain and Ski Guide Certifi cation Diploma Program (CMSG)is a collaborative program between the Adventure Studies Department and the Association of Canadian MountainGuides (ACMG) The program includes industry-recognized certifi cations tothe standards of the ACMG and International Federation of Mountain Guide Associations (IFMGA)
Adventure Sport Certifi cate an introduction to adventure sports and the adventure industry This is the ideal program for entry-level adventure students and students wishing to explore their career interest in adventure-related fi elds
The Culinary Arts Training program covers all aspects of the professional kitchen from appetizers and gourmet foods to the creation of exquisite desserts Graduates of the Culinary Arts program can look forward to job opportunities in the food and restaurant industry
Culinary Arts Certifi cateAdmission Requirements
bull Successful medical exam bull Successful completion of the entry
assessment test (Accuplacer) through the TRU Assessment Centre This test is a measure of English and math competency taken by all students
bull Interview with program coordinator
Course Length - 3 Semesters
Includes 13 months of hands-on training which takes 16 months to complete There is a four-month summer break (May to August) for the opportunity to gain formalized work experience
Professional Cook Level 130 weeks (2 semesters)Cook 1J Safety and Sanitation
Cook 1H Basic Food Service and Kitchen Management
Cook 1K Health CareCook-Chill
Cook 1A Vegetable and Starch Cookery
Cook 1B Meat and Poultry Cookery
Cook 1C Seafood Cookery
Cook 1D Stocks Soups and Sauces
Cook 1E Meat Poultry and SeafoodCutting and Processing
Cook 1F Cold Kitchen
Cook 1G Baking and Desserts
Cook 1I Egg and Breakfast Cookery
Cook 2M Employment Skills
160 hours of work practicum in industry
Work Practicum and Industry Hours
Students will be required to log 120 hours within the industry In addition to the work practicum students must have a total of 400 hours of work-based training by working during summer prior to registering for Professional Cook Level 2
Professional Cook Level 214 weeks (1 Semester)
During the fi nal 14 weeks in addition to a full course load you will be required to work in the afternoons and evenings preparing dishes for the highly acclaimed TRU Dining Room Accolades and learn to learn to plan menus control food costs and begin to acquire industry management skills
CULINARY ARTS
ADVENTURE STUDIES
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Faculty of Science
What can I studyin Science at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Master of Sciencein Environmental Science
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Science rsaquo Majors
bull General Sciencebull Animal Biologybull Chemistrybull Chemical Biologybull Cellular Molecular
amp Microbial Biologybull Ecology amp
Environmental Biologybull Environmental Chemistrybull Computing Sciencebull Mathematicsbull Mathematical Sciencesbull Physicsbull Statistics
rsaquo Minorsbull Geoarcheologybull Management
bull Bachelor of Computing Sciencebull Bachelor of Computing Science
amp Business Administrationdouble degree
bull Bachelor of Natural Resource Sciencebull Bachelor of Health Sciencebull Bachelor of Technology Managementbull Associate of Science bull Forestry Transfer (1st amp 2nd year)bull Engineering Transfer
(2-year transfer program)
Diplomas
bull Computer Information Systems Technology
bull Architectural ampEngineering Technology
bull Respiratory Therapy
Co-op internship available
SCIENCES ANDENVIRONMENT
Master of Science inEnvironmental ScienceThe TRU Master of Science in Environmental Science is a thesis-based degree with three areas of specialization 1) Ecology and Evolution 2) Physical Sciences and 3) Policy and Management The program is designed to produce graduates who are innovative andhave multi-disciplinary skills and broad knowledge in the fi eld of environmental science It is structured to be unique fl exible and relevant
Applications must be submitted four months before the intended starting date Please note that applications cannot be processed until a faculty member has indicated they will act as supervisor for the studentrsquos thesis Please contact the Coordinator of the Master of Science program at MSc_Coordtruca for more information
Admission Requirements
MSc application form cover letter personal reacutesumeacute two letters of recommendation written by professional or academic references offi cial copy of educational transcripts with GPA of 333 over the last two years of undergraduate studies and offi cial TOEFL results
Bachelor of Science (BSc)The Bachelor of Science degree program is a rigorous program that provides students with both depth and breadth in their science education emphasizes the acquisition of communication skills and promotes computer literacy The program also provides fl exibility so that students may pursue interests in disciplines outside there area of specialization TRU off ers three routes to a Bachelor of Science degree a Majors program in a specifi c discipline or disciplines an Honours Program in a specifi c discipline or a General Science Degree Program
Pre-Professional Health Sciences (Bachelor of Science)
Students interested in professional health care careers can complete their required undergraduate university study at TRU before applying for admission to professional programs at another university
Pre-Professional Health Sciences
bull Pre-Medicinebull Pre-Pharmacybull Pre-Chiropracticbull Pre-Dentistrybull Pre-Naturopathic Medicine
Bachelor of ScienceAdmission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 (or equivalent)bull Pre-Calculus Math 12 (C+) or Math 12
Principles (C+) or TRU Math 06000610bull Physics 11 (C+) or TRU Physics 0500bull Chemistry 11 (C+) or TRU Chemistry 0500
Bachelor of NaturalResource Science (BNRS)The purpose of the BNRS degree program is to prepare students for careers in a widerange of natural resource sector jobs and for further academic study in graduate school ldquoNatural resourcesrdquo include water forests rangeland soil minerals fi sheries and wildlife Natural resource science therefore is the application of scientifi c principles and knowledge towards a better understanding and management of these resources
Possible areas of employment include
bull Resource management and planning for government or industry
bull Operational forestrybull Teaching interpretation and guidingbull Wildlife biology and managementbull Habitat protectionbull Fisheries and animal researchbull Strategic land use planning
Forestry Transfer ProgramTRU off ers the fi rst general year of Forestry and the second year of Forest Resource Management Forest Science Natural Resource Conservation and Forest Operations Students who have completed the required fi rst or second year courses with a GPA of at least 25 are eligible to apply for admission to the UBC Faculty of Forestry
Katey I love the chemistry program at TRU The professors are incredible I love how accessible they are and always available for questions When you know your professors and they know you it makes for a much more personal learning environment Watch Kateyrsquos video on YouTube mytruworld
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32 | International Program Guide Study Options
COMPUTING SCIENCEAND ADVANCEDTECHNOLOGY
Why Computing Science
Many of the technologies we use and enjoy today were created by computing scientists As a future computer scientist you could create new technology that could improve society or change the world The Bachelor of Computer Science program has several elective options such as Business amp Management or Arts amp Gaming
Strong Market Terrifi c Jobs
Currently there are not enough computer scientists to fi ll the jobs available
During co-op work terms students can earn up to $40000 per year Graduates typically earn up to $50000 to start with senior positions often reaching $100000 or more
Bachelor of Computing Science (BCS)The BCS degree is for students interested in one of the many diff erent career options in computing science including website design network administration database management and e-commerce applications After two years of general study students do two years of concentrated computing studies
Double Degree Bachelorof Computing Science (BCS) amp Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)Double degrees in both computing and business will provide graduates with a strong platform from which to launch a successful career Whether working as a web applications manager an information systems consultant or CEO of a software company BCSBBA students will possess the combined management and computing skills to be successful in an increasingly high-tech business environment
To earn double degrees students must meetthe requirements of both programs Throughcareful course selection it is possible to complete two degrees in just fi ve years
Engineering Transfer (DegreeProgram) Year 1 and 2The Engineering Transfer Program at TRU allows you to get a jump-start on your engineering studies
Engineering Transfer Year One (38 credits) Complete the foundation courses necessary for your engineering degree in your fi rst year at TRU and transfer to UBC or UVic to complete your degree in biological biomedical civil chemical computer electrical environmental geological geo-technical integrated materials mechanical mining software engineering physics and other engineering specialties
Engineering Transfer Year Two Complete second year of Electrical or Computer engineering and transfer to UVic Following your second year you will then take part in a required 4-8 months Co-op term providing the opportunity to practice your engineering skills and get paid then you will transfer to the University of Victoria in third year to complete your degree
Admission to Engineering requirements
1 Pre-Calculus 11 and 12 with B (73)or better
2 Physics 11 and 12 with B (73) or better3 Chemistry 11 and 12 (highly
recommended) with B (73) 4 English 12 (73 or higher)
Computer Information Systems TechnologyDiploma (CIST)The CIST Diploma is accredited by the Canadian Information Processing Society CIST emphasizes the application of computers to the solution of business related problems The academic training combines technical and computer skills with communication skills (written and oral) and business skills Students who complete this diploma can ladder into year three of the BCS degree
Architectural andEngineering Technology Program (ARET)The Architectural and Engineering Technology Program (ARET) is a three-year diploma that emphasizes the design processes in building civil and mechanical technologies building structures municipal services electrical plumbing and HVAC (heating ventilating and AC) systems
Students will acquire problem solving skills in engineering and building design and in-depth knowledge in construction management building regulations and technical writing Courses include construction surveying architectural design fl uid mechanics mechanical and electrical design steel wood and reinforced concrete design and structural analysis
Students who complete the three-year ARET program can ladder into the Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM) degree and complete the degree after just 3 more semesters
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Faculty of Science gt trucascience
Typical Job Titlesin Computing Sciencebull Graphic Design Firmsbull Web and Flash Development Firmsbull Multimedia Design Firmsbull Print and Digital Media
Developmentbull Corporate Design and
Communicationsbull Advertising Agenciesbull Online Publishingbull Web Animation
Typical Job Titles in ARETbull Building Technologistbull Mechanical Technologistbull Civil Technologistbull Designer job captain specifi cation
writer estimator quantity surveyor or project administrator
bull Typically employed byprofessional engineer companies architects contractors manufacturers and governments
International Program Guide Study Options | 33
HEALTH SCIENCES
Respiratory Therapy Diploma TRU is the only educational institution in British Columbia to offer a program in Respiratory Therapy This program is accredited by the Conjoint Committee of the Canadian Society of Respiratory Therapists and the Canadian Medical Association The program consists of two eight-month sessions of instruction at TRU followed by 47 weeks of clinical internship at accredited hospitals
The clinical year begins in June following the second academic session Clinical year students will rotate between hospitals in the interior of BC Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island Applicants must be prepared to relocate as required
Respiratory Therapy (RT) DiplomaBachelor of Health Science (BHSC)Students are admitted into the three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma program with the option to enter the four-year dual diplomadegree stream The dual diplomadegree stream allows successful students to graduate with both a three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma and a four-year Bachelor of Health Science degree within a four year period
Bachelor of Health ScienceThe Bachelor of Health Science is designed to provide Health Care diploma students and graduates the opportunity to obtain a bachelor degree
Graduates from a two-year or three-year diploma can ladder into the Bachelor of Health Science and are granted up to 60 credits for two-year diploma and up to 90 credits for a three-year diploma
Graduates from the following diploma programs have enrolled in the Bachelor of Health Science program
bull Respiratory Therapybull Dental Hygienebull Medical Radiologybull Medical Laboratory Technologybull Massage Therapybull OccupationalPhysiotherapists Assistants
Admission Requirements
Completion of a minimum two-year diploma in Health Care or related area from a recognized program and institution
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)ndash Kamloops campus (limited enrolment)
ndash Williams Lake campus (Years 1 and 2 only limited enrolment)
The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) program is a 4-year degree program (plus practicum placements) Upon completion graduates are eligible to write the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) and apply for registration with the College of Registered Nurses of British Columbia (CRNBC) to practice as a Registered Nurse (RN)
The BScN program educates students to be competent nurses to work with individuals families groups or communities from a health promotion perspective and an ethic of caring Practice experiences occur in acute care extended care and intermediate care hospitals and other community health agencies and homes with options for local regional provincial national and international practicums
Admission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 or equivalent rsaquo BC Chemistry 11 or TRU
Chemistry 0500 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo BC Biology 12 or TRU Biology 0600 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo One other BC Science at the grade 11 or 12 level C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Foundation of Math 12 or Pre-Calculus12 or TRU MATH 0600 and MATH 0610 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo English 12 or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
Practical Nursing Diplomandash Williams Lake campus
The provincial practical nursing education diploma program is a 2-year program designed to provide learners with the knowledge skills judgments and attitudes to perform to the full range of competencies as identified by the College of Licensed Practical Nurses of British Columbia (CLPNBC) The aim of the program is to prepare graduates to care for individuals and families at multiple life stages and in a variety of practice settings Upon successful completion of the program you will be eligible to write the Canadian Practical Nurse Registration Exam (CPNRE) required for licensure in BC
Admission Requirements
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalent rsaquo English 12English 12 First Nations
or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Math 11 Foundations with a C minimum grade
rsaquo Human Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nurses with a C+ minimum grade
Students have two options to meet this prerequisite
1 PNUR 1300 Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nursing OR TRU-Open Learning - HLTH 1121 Foundation Human Anatomy-Physiology for Heath Promotion
2 BIOL 1590 and BIOL 1690 Human Anatomy and Physiology OR TRU-Open Learning - BIOL 1593 and BIOL 1693 with a C minimum grade
Option 2 is recommended for students who are looking to ladder into the BScN program
Faculty of Science
School of Nursing gt trucanursing
34 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Arts
The Faculty of Arts offers exceptional opportunities for students inside and outside of the classroom to explore ideas engage communities and encounter the world
Police and Justice DiplomaThe Police and Justice Diploma prepares students for careers in Canadian policing and justice including sheriffs corrections parole and private security The program prepares graduates to have the necessary skills and knowledge required for a justice-related career Graduates may further their studies in the Bachelor of Arts Major in Criminology at TRU
Bachelor of Arts (BA)The Bachelor of Art degree is an excellent way to begin the experience of university for students who want to explore their options The BA offers a broad liberal arts education that combines a concentration in at least one discipline while ensuring a wide selection of courses as well as opportunities to incorporate other learning experiences such as Study Abroad and Co-operative Education
Associate of Arts Degree (AA)The associate arts degree is a 2-year program designed to provide an educational experience that lays a solid foundation for further study Students are required to complete a broad range of course offerings balanced with in-depth study in science
Bachelor of General Studies (BGS) (Online Only)This degree program provides a flexible structure that allows students to create their own program with as much or as little subject specialization as they want
Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS)BIS is a unique two-year program that students may enter after two years of university study or a two-year post-secondary diploma It allows students to create a customized program of study in their third and fourth years or to create new career options by completing their undergraduate degrees
Bachelor of Journalism (BJour)Students may enter this program directly from high school or after completing two years of study in the liberal arts This degree is career-oriented aimed at preparing students to become communication specialists for employment with community and daily newspapers magazines government agencies corporations and non-profit and advocacy organizations
Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA)The Fine Arts degree is a four-year program that allows students an education in the visual arts within a university context Studio courses such as Ceramics Drawing Photography Printmaking Sculpture Painting and interdisciplinary combinations of these media will be studied alongside academic disciplines ranging from Art History to English and Philosophy Gallery Studies such as Gallery Management and Curating are also available at the upper-level
What can I study in Arts at TRUMajors amp Minorsbull Communicationsbull Criminologybull Economicsbull Economic and Political Studiesbull Englishbull Geographybull Historybull Interdisciplinary Studiesbull Journalismbull Mathematicsbull Philosophybull Psychologybull Sociologybull Theatre Artsbull Visual Arts
Other Minors and Specializationsbull Anthropologybull Archaeology amp Geologybull Canadian Studiesbull Creative Writingbull Environmental Economics amp
Sustainable Developmentbull Managementbull Political Studies
Degreesbull Bachelor of Artsbull Bachelor of Fine Artsbull Bachelor of Interdisciplinary
Studiesbull Bachelor of Journalism
Diplomasbull Diploma in General Studiesbull Associate of Artsbull Fine Artsbull Police and Justicebull Visual Arts
Certificatesbull Aboriginal Studiesbull Literary and Art Historybull Modern Languagesbull Visual Arts Studio
International Opportunitiesbull AnthropologymdashEastern Europe
amp Philippinesbull Management amp Communicationmdash
Germanybull Leadership in Global Competency
Environmental Sustainability Social Media AdvantagemdashGermany
bull Geography amp JapanesemdashJapan
Co-op internship available
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International Program Guide Study Options | 35
Faculty of Human Social and Educational Development
Master of Education (MEd)The Master of Education program with a concentration in Educational Leadership offers thesis final project or capstone course options Designed for the working professional involved in education and for students who wish to assume positions as educational leaders and researchers or who work in education health care private industry and government
Education Requirement
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent with a minimum B average (GPA of 30 on a scale of 433) in the last 60 credits or completion of TRUrsquos Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies
Language Requirement
bull Completion of undergraduate degree at an English language university in a country where English is the primary language or
bull IELTS score of 65 (all bands) orbull A minimum TOEFL score of 88 with no
section below 20 (IBT) orbull Completion of TRU ESL level 5
Documentation Required
bull TRU Master of Education applicationbull A personal resumeacutebull A letter of intentbull Two letters of referencebull Official transcripts of all
post-secondary education
Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)The Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies (GCES) is designed to help develop the English language and academic skills to successfully meet the MEd entry requirements
The GCES is considered a standalone graduate certificate that completes qualifications for admission into TRUrsquos MEd program Students will be required to successfully complete three graduate level courses and students who require English upgrading will need to also successfully complete TRUrsquos ESL program before entering the MEd program Note Credits received in GCES do not transfer to the TRU MEd program
Bachelor of Education (BEd)The Bachelor of Education (Elementary) degree program is a two-year program which prepares students to teach in elementary schools Graduates obtain their professional teaching certificate from the Ministry of Education Teacher Regulation Branch (TRB) which qualifies the graduate to teach kindergarten to grade 12 in BC public schools Graduates can also teach in any province or territory in Canada and in many other countries
Admission Requirements
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent normally in Arts Fine Arts Mathematics Science Music or Physical Education
Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)The Bachelor of Social Work program prepares competent generalist practitioners to provide service and leadership within regional national and global contexts to achieve social justice respect for diversity and social change Employment opportunities exist in a wide variety of government and voluntary organizations such as family and childrenrsquos services child welfare mental health services hospitals womenrsquos services crisis services corrections and Aboriginal social services
Human Service DiplomaThe Human Service Diploma prepares students for careers with government or non-profit agencies that provide support and assistance to individuals coping with economic disadvantage mental health issues developmental gender and diversity issues as well as challenges such as addiction family change and involvement with the justice system
Early Childhood Education Diploma (ECE)The ECE program provides excellent learning techniques so that students can acquire the necessary knowledge and skills to become effective educators of young children Early Childhood Education is a rapidly expanding field Completion of the ECE Diploma satisfies the requirements of the Community Care Facilities Branch (CCFB) of the BC Government for a License to Practice as an Early Childhood Educator in British Columbia
Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) CertificateThe TESL Certificate is designed to provide a comprehensive course of study to prepare students to work in the ESL field nationally and internationally This one-semester program requires a previous university degree for admission It includes 195 instructional hours including a teaching practicum Upon completion students receive a TESL certificate from TRU Graduates may also apply for a second certificate from TESL Canada The components of the program introduce students to the core topics of pedagogical grammar curriculum design and instructional methodology and cross cultural studies as well as to a variety of teaching modules such as Pronunciation Skills Assessment and Evaluation and Second Language Acquisition
Program highlights
bull Accredited by TESL Canada bull Includes a supervised practicum to gain
hands-on guided classroom experiencebull Small class sizes (maximum 20 students) bull Abundant work opportunities in Canada
and around the world
What can I study in Human Social and Educational Development
Graduate
rsaquo Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)
rsaquo Master of Education Leadership
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Education (Elementary)bull Bachelor of Education
(Physical Education)bull Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)
Diploma
bull Early Childhood Educationbull Human Service Diploma
Certificate
bull Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) Post-Baccalaureate Certificate
Co-op internship available
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36 | International Program Guide Study Options
School of Trades and TechnologyTRUrsquos School of Trades and Technology has many trades training programs that result in provincial Industrial Training Authority or Red Seal Certification The instructors at TRU are some of the best in BC Canada and beyond As the economy struggles there is no better time to complete your trades training so that you will be ahead of the curve and ready when the economy turns around
What can I study in Trades and Technology at TRU
bull Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (online only)
bull Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)
bull Diploma in Water Treatment Technology
Foundation and Apprenticeship Training
bull Automotive Service Technicianbull Carpenterbull Commercial Transport Vehicle Mechanic
Technicianbull Electricianbull Heavy Duty Mechanicbull Gasfittingbull InboardOutboard Mechanicbull Plumbingbull Welding
Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)The BTTM degree program provides technologists with the knowledge and skills necessary to become effective project leaders supervisors and managers in organizations within a changing business and technical environment
Admission Requirements
A two or three-year diploma in technology or equivalent
Students who complete the two-year Water Treatment Technology Program or the three-year Architectural and Engineering Technology program (ARET) can ladder into the BTTM
Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (BTTTL) (Online Only)
This new program the only one of its kind in Canada builds upon the candidatersquos trades or technology qualifications It is aimed at allowing certified tradespeople and technologists to gain the business and leadership knowledge needed for management and other advanced positions
WATER amp WASTEWATER PROGRAMSWater sustains life Now you can help sustain our precious water supplies Gain job-ready skills to protect drinking water quality safeguard water resources and ensure the sustainability of the water supplies that are crucial to public health and the environment Canada and the World are facing shortages of educated and trained water and wastewater operatorsmdashyoursquoll be in demand upon graduation
Certificate in Water amp Wastewater UtilitiesThe Certificate is an entry-level training and education program in the operation and maintenance of Water and Wastewater Treatment Distribution and Collection systems The Certificate requirements are a successful completion of 12 courses 6 per term total of 36 credits to graduate This program ladders into the Water Treatment Technology Diploma Program
Schedule Term 1 August 17 to December 18 2015 Term 2 January 4 to May 09 2016
Water amp Wastewater Technology DiplomaTRU Water and Wastewater Diploma is a two-year four semester program
The diploma prepares students to operate and maintain water and wastewater treatment distribution re-use and disposal facilities as well as how to monitor source water quality This program is designed to educate students in chemistry microbiology mathematics mechanical and electrical systems instrumentation and treatment technologies as they are applied in the water industry Students will also study environmental law occupational health and safety communications and utility management
During the hands-on practical trainingmdashstudents will be trained in the operation maintenance troubleshooting of water systems at the state-of-the-art Kamloops Centre for Water Quality
Students can choose to exit the program after completion of the first year of studies with a Certificate in Water and Wastewater Utilities or complete the entire Diploma This program also ladders into the Bachelors of Technology the Bachelor of
Trades and Technology Leadership or the Bachelor of General Studies at TRU
Admission Requirement
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalentbull Math 11 Foundations or MATH 0410
and 0520 or equivalentbull Chemistry 11 and Biology 11 are
recommendedbull Meet TRUrsquos minimum English
language requirements
For further information please contact Satwinder Paul Program Coordinator spaultruca
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A When to ApplyPlease note the following application deadlines Late applications will be considered if space is availableWinter January semester
Application deadline October 15Summer May semester
Application deadline February 15Fall September semester
Application deadline May 31
B How to Apply1 Application
Complete all information on the application form For faster processing complete application online at truworldca
2 Program Selection Mark your program choices clearly
3 Transcripts With this application submit official transcripts (or certified copies) of your secondary school grades and any post-secondary institutions you have attended Transcripts must be officially translated into English You may scan and email or fax the transcripts for faster processing but originals must be presented on arrival to TRU Otherwise you will not be allowed to register for courses at TRU
4 Application Fee A non-refundable application fee of CDN$100 must accompany your application
5 Send Send your completed application form school transcripts and application fee to International Admissions at iapplytruca
C Next Steps1 Processing
Your application will be processed within five working days
2 Pre-Acceptance TRU will send a pre-acceptance letter indicating(a) the program to which you
have been accepted and (b) any conditions of your acceptance
3 Submit You should submit the required fees for your first semester of study (as outlined in your pre-acceptance letter)
4 Final Acceptance Upon receiving payment of tuition and general fees TRU will send an official letter of acceptance
5 Housing Either make arrangements with the accommodation directly or used the TRU World service to secure your room Students must pay a C$150 accommodation application fee when using the service with TRU World
6 Student VISA Use your official TRU letter of acceptance to apply to the nearest Canadian Embassy or Consulate for a student visa
7 Airport Pickup Note Airport pick up only available at the Kamloops airport Additional charges may apply
D Paymentbull Fees may be paid by credit card (Visa
Mastercard American Express) bank draft or bank transfer You can also make payments through our online secure payment facility at truworldca
bull If paying by bank draft bank wire transfer or money order copy of the financial document must be attached
bull Please make your bank draft or money order payable to Thompson Rivers University
bull Bank transfer details Thompson Rivers University Acct 1105-935 Transit 07200 Swift Code BOFMCAM2 Bank of Montreal (BMO) 101Fndash1180 Columbia Street West Kamloops BC Canada V2C 6R6
Send a copy of the wire transfer receipt to iapplytruca
E Send Applications toInternational Admissions Thompson Rivers University 900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8
Tel +12508285252 Fax +12503715513
Email iapplytruca
TRU Refund PolicyStudents should familiarize themselves with TRUrsquos refund policy prior to submitting payment for their studies
International students who
(a) Withdraw prior to the start of instruction will receive a 50 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced the balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(b) Withdraw in the first or second week of instruction will receive a 25 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced The balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(c) Withdraw after the second week of instruction will receive no refund of tuition A forfeit of the semester tuition and general fees will be implemented if we are not advised of a request for refund or deferral
(d) Withdraw due to a failure to obtain a student permit prior to arrival at TRU will be entitled to a full refund of tuition and general fees invoiced less a CDN$200 administration fee Students must notify TRU in writing and provide documentation prior to the start of the semester (the original letter from the Canadian Embassy stating the reasons the visa was denied is requiredmdashno photocopies scans or faxes are accepted) Total non-refundable including application fee of CDN$100 is CDN$300
(e) New students who wish to defer the start of their first semester of study to a future semester may do so only twice and up to a maximum of one calendar year (ie a student accepted to the fall semester may defer until the next fall semester but not beyond) Continuing students who wish to defer their admission must do so before the beginning of the semester Once the deferral has expired students will need to reapply if they wish to recommence studies at a later date Deferral must be requested in writing and sent to iapplytruca prior to the start of the semester Once instruction begins policies (b) and (c) above apply
(f ) Withdrawal for Medical ReasonsmdashApart from the policy outlined for international students there is no provision for a medical refund outside this policy For continuing students who are required to withdraw for medical reasons we encourage the student to visit their Academic Advisor and fill in a ldquoComplete Program Withdraw Formrdquo This allows the student to withdraw from a course or program without obtaining a ldquoDNC (Did Not Complete)rdquo on their academic record
Application Instructions
Online Interactive Brochure wwwi-studentglobalcomtru
Thompson Rivers University900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8T +12508285252 bull F +12503715513Inquiries welcometruca bull Applications iapplytruca
truworldca
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14 | International Program Guide Campus Life
TRU Moose Co-op students can receive academic credit for co-op work terms
Work Options forInternational StudentsInternational Students are eligible to work on- and off -campus while studying full-time and qualify for full-time work permitafter graduation
Work During Your Studiesbull Work up to 20 hours per week while studyingbull Work full-time during scheduled breaks
bull Opportunities on- and off -campus
Co-operative EducationCo-operative education combines academic studies with paid work experience Students alternate between terms of full-time study and full-time employment
Co-op Advantages
bull Get paid career-related work experience while studyingbull Earn academic credits and transcript distinctionbull Maximize job opportunities upon graduationbull Choose from co-ops in Kamloops and across Canadabull TRU Co-op offi ce prepares students for interviews and help to
fi nd job placements bull Choose to work between one and up to fi ve semesters
Average Co-op salary
Program Discipline Average Monthly Salary
BBA C$2400
Science C$2800
Electronics C$2700
IT C$3000
Sample Co-op schedule (based on working 5 co-op semesters)
Co-op requirements and fees
bull Co-op work term fee of C$1400 (Co-op fee waived for students who do not fi nd employment)
bull Student applies for Co-op after completion of fi rst yearbull GPA determines acceptancebull Must complete COOP 1000 course on resume writing and
nterviewing skills after accepted to Co-op programbull Enter work semester after completing 50 of academic programbull Under graduate programs only See pages 20-21 for eligible programs
Work After GraduationInternational students graduating from a Canadian post-secondary institution are eligible to remain in Canada to work Students completing a minimum two-year program of study may be eligible to work for up to three years
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Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5
September to
December
Academic Semester
1
Academic Semester
3
Academic Semester
5
Academic Semester
7
Co-opWork Term
5
January to April
Academic Semester
2
Academic Semester
4
Academic Semester
6
Co-opWork
Term 3
Academic Semester 8
May to August
Co-opWork Term
1
Co-opWork
Term 2
Co-opWork
Term 4
Graduation
International Program Guide Campus Life | 15
16 | International Program Guide Campus Life
Student Housingamp AccommodationLive on campus as part of a vibrant active community of students at the TRU Residence (ldquoTRU Rezrdquo) or On Campus Housing (ldquoMcGillrdquo) Be minutes away from your classes campus amenities and the Tournament Capital Centre
TRU Student Residence The 11-storey TRU Rez has some of the best views in the city Each of the 570 private bedrooms include a desk chair double bed phone TV and lamp Floors are co-ed but two- and four-bedroom suites with shared kitchenette and washroom are either all female or all male
Applications are accepted on a fi rst-come fi rst-served basis First year students enrolled in a degree or diploma program are guaranteed a room for September if application is received before March
2 Bedroom Plan 4 Bedroom Plan
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International Program Guide Campus Life | 17
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STUD
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McGill On Campus HousingMcGill housing off ers 300 self-contained bedrooms in four-bedroom ldquoquadrdquo units in three buildings Each all-female or all-male quad contains a shared kitchenette washroom and common area with access to a central building for study and recreation Applications will be accepted on a fi rst-come fi rst-served basis
bull Rooms have private outside entrances some have city viewsbull Rooms include bed desk sink kitchen with microwave double burner hot
plate and fridgebull Central building has coin-operated laundry bike storage mail big screen
TV BBQ deck pool tables free wireless internet and study areabull Regular social activities plannedbull Fees include utilities (heat hot water electricity)bull Internet cable TV and phone hookups availablebull On-site management and 24 hourday securitybull Parking available for an extra feebull Two blocks to shopping grocery runs once a week
Off Campus Housinggt trucaserviceshousingoff campus
Homestay Live with a Canadian FamilyManaged by TRU World staff TRUrsquos homestay program off ers a great opportunity for students to experience Canadian culture and practice English by living with Canadian families or individuals More than 450 carefully selected Canadian homestay providers participate in this program
Homestay Advantages
bull A private furnished bedroombull Three meals per day and snacksbull Care and support of a Canadian familybull Share your culturebull Practice English in real life situations
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18 | International Program Guide
Facts About Canadabull Second largest country in the world
bull 35 million people
bull Ten provinces three territories
bull Top UN ranking
bull Multicultural 1 in 6 is a new immigrant
bull Officially bilingual (English and French) but over 200 languages spoken
bull Provinces are responsible for education
Facts About Kamloopsbull Modern safe and comfortable
city of almost 100000bull Vibrant cultural lifebull Over 200 lakes nearbybull Many golf coursesbull Spectacular natural settingbull Affordable cost of livingbull Wide range of outdoor city
and campus activitiesbull 35 hour drive or 45 minute flight
from Vancouverbull 45 minute drive to Sun Peaks Resort
one of North Americarsquos top-ranked ski and snowboard resorts where the Austrian National Ski Team practices Sun Peaks Named Top Two in Best Canadian Ski Destinations by Canadian Living Magazine
bull Exceptional climate
rsaquo 1 in Canada for beautiful summers rsaquo 2 for warmest spring rsaquo 2 for driest city climate rsaquo 2 for most sunny days
in warm months rsaquo 2040 hours of sunshine per year rsaquo Median high temperature 21degC
Facts About TRUbull Founded in 1970 TRU is a public
degree-granting universitybull Almost 13000 students on campus
during Fall and Winter semestersbull More than 1750 international students
from over 85 countriesbull 17000 distance studentsbull TRU is in the heart of Kamloops within
walking distance of everything you need
bull 11 Aboriginal students bull Average class sizemdash1st year
39 students 4th year 20 students bull U-PASS for students provides access
to the Kamloops transit system and free access to the on-campus Canada Games swimming pool
Bruce Excellent School Excellent Faculty
TRU Moose Kamloops is amazing for its ability to accommodate a variety of sports and activities From snowboarding to waterskiing you can try it all
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20 | International Program Guide Study Options
TRU Master Degrees and Graduate Studies Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
MBA Foundation amp Graduate Certifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) 24 8 months SeptJanMay
Master of Business Administration 24 1 year Sept
Graduate Certifcate in Education Studies (GCES) 35 4 months + ESL SeptMay
Master of Education Leadership 35 30 credits Sept
Master of Science Environmental Science 31 2 years SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Accounting 25 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Business Administration 25 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Finance 25 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Human Resource Management 25 51 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in International Business 25 54 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Marketing 26 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in New Venture Creation 26 51 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Supply Chain Management 26 60 credits SeptJanMay
Teaching English as a Second Language Certifi cate (TESL) 35 4 months SeptJanMay
TRU Undergraduate Degrees Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Bachelor of ArtsMajors Communications Economics English Geography History Interdisciplinary Studies Journalism Mathematics Philosophy Psychology Sociology Theatre Arts Visual Arts
34 4 years SeptJanMay C
Bachelor of Business AdministrationMajors Accounting Economics Finance Human Resource Management International Business Marketing New Venture Creation Information Technology
27 4 years SeptJanMay C
Double Degreebull Bachelor of Business Administration amp Bachelor of Computing Science
32 5 years SeptJanMay C
Bachelor of Computing Science 32 4 years SeptJan C
Bachelor of Education - Elementary 35 5 years Sept P
Bachelor of Fine Arts 34 4 years SeptJan
Bachelor of Heath Science 33 4 years SeptJan C
Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies 34 4 years SeptJan C
Bachelor of Journalism 34 4 years Sept P
Bachelor of Natural Resource Science 31 4 years Sept C
Bachelor of ScienceMajors Animal Biology Chemistry Chemical Biology Cellular Molecular amp Microbial Biology Ecology amp Environmental Biology Environmental Chemistry Computing Science Mathematics Mathematical Sciences Physics Statistics
31 4 years SeptJanMay C
Bachelor of Science in Nursing 33 4 years Sept P
Bachelor of Social Work 35 4 years Sept P
Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management 36 4 years SeptJan
Bachelor of Tourism Management 28 4 years SeptJanMay C
Engineering ndash First amp Second Year Transfer 32 1ndash2 years Sept C
Forestry ndash First amp Second Year Transfer 31 1ndash2 years Sept
Complete Program Listing for International StudentsSTUDY OPTIONS
20 | International Program Guide
International Program Guide Study Options | 21
TRU Diploma Programs Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Accounting Technician 2 years Sept
Adventure Guide 30 2 years Sept C
Adventure Management 30 2 years Sept C
Architectural amp Engineering Technology 32 3 years Sept
Associate of Arts 34 2 years SeptJanMay
Associate of Science 2 years SeptJanMay
Computer Information Systems Technology 32 2 years SeptJan C
Early Childhood Education 35 2 years Sept
Events amp Conventions Management 28 2 years Sept
Management 2 years Sept C
Practical Nursing (Williams Lake campus only) 33 2 years TBD P
Police amp Justice 34 2 years Sept
Resort amp Hotel Management 28 2 years Sept P
Respiratory Therapy 33 3 years Sept P
Sports Event Management 28 2 years Sept P
Tourism Management 28 2 years SeptJanMay P
Visual Arts 2 years Sept
Water amp Wastewater Technology 36 2 Years Sept
January intake may be available but course sequencing would prevent completion in 4 semesters
TRU Certifi cate Programs Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Aboriginal Tourism 1 year Sept
Adventure Sports 30 1 year Sept
Culinary Arts 30 16 months JanAug
English as a Second or Additional Language (ESALESL) 22 1ndash25 years SeptJanMay
Literary amp Art History 1 year SeptJan
Modern Languages 1 year SeptJan
Visual Arts Studio 1 year SeptJan
Water amp Wastewater Utilities 1 year August
TRU University Prep amp Student Development Length Intakes Co-op (C)Practicum (P)
Adult Basic Education amp BC Adult Graduation Diploma NA JanMaySept
English as a Second Language NA JanMaySept
University Preparation Courses NA JanMaySept
Note All course and admission information subject to change
trucacalendar
STUDY OPTIONS
International Program Guide | 21
22 | International Program Guide Study Options
English Language Programs
The TRU Advantagebull English Placement Test (EPT) available upon arrivalbull IELTS and TOEFL scores acceptedbull Academic ESL designed to help prepare for university contextbull Can combine ESL and Academic courses for credit in levels 4 and 5bull 20 hours of classroom instruction per week plus language labs
and activitiesbull Access to International Student Activity Program (ISAP)
Each of the fi ve levels of TRUrsquos ESL Program take one semesterto complete
Students with no offi cial test score will take an English Placement Test (EPT) upon arrival at TRU and will be placed in the appropriate level of English language study as indicated in the chart below
If a student has an offi cial test score they may choose to enter ESL or academic courses without taking the TRU English Placement Test See chart to the right
Note In order to guarantee registration for the courses you want please submit your English test scores one month before arriving at TRU
Admission RequirementsEnglish Profi ciency
bull Completion of the TRU ESL Program allows direct entry to academic study
bull TRU accepts test scores for the following English profi ciency exams TOEFL IELTS MELAB CanTEST
bull The Cambridge CAE (Certifi cate in Advanced English) and CPE (Certifi cate of Profi ciency in English) will also be considered for direct entry into academic programs
Academic Requirements
bull Secondary school completion (high school graduation)
bull Other requirements vary by program please consult International Admissions for detailed requirements for specifi c programs at iapplytruca
Minimum Age Students must be at least 17 years oldSee inside back cover for application instructions
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Direct entry into Academic Study
Academic Study requirementsIELTS 65+ with no bands below 60TOEFL iBT 88+ with no section below 20TOEFL PBT 570+ TWE 45+MELAB 81+CanTEST 45+ with no component score below 40CAEL Overall 70+ no subtest below 60TRU Level 5 completion
Direct entry to Level 5 ESL
2 ESL Courses + 3 Academic Courses Level 5 completion = Direct Entry to Academic StudyLevel 5 Entry requirements
IELTS 60+ with no band below 55TOEFL iBT 80+TOEFL PBT 550 - 569 TWE 40+MELAB 77+CanTEST 40+ with no component score below 40CAEL Overall 60+ no subtest below 50TRU Level 4
Direct entry to Level 4 ESL
4 ESL Courses + 1 Academic Course Level 4 completion = Direct Entry to Level 5 ESLLevel 4 Entry requirements
IELTS 55+ with no band below 50TOEFL iBT 71+TOEFL PBT 530 - 549MELAB 74+CanTEST 40+ with no component score below 35CAEL Overall 50+ no subtest below 40TRU ESL level 3
Direct entry to Level 3 ESL
5 ESL CoursesLevel 3 completion = Direct entry to Level 4 ESL + ESL Intermediate Certifi cate awardLevel 3 Entry requirements
IELTS 50+TOEFL iBT 61+TOEFL PBT 500 - 529MELAB 69+CanTEST 35+CAEL Overall 40+TRU ESL level 2
Direct entry to Level 2 ESL
Level 2 ESL 5 ESL CoursesLevel 2 completion = Direct entry to level 3 ESL + ESL Foundations Certifi cate awardLevel 2 Entry requirements
TRU English Placement Test is required for entry
Direct entry to Level 1 ESL
5 ESL CoursesLevel 1 completion = Direct entry to level 2 ESLTRU English Placement Test requiredSuggested Entry requirement TOEFL iBT 20
TOEFL Exam FormatsTOEFL iBT = Internet-Based TestTOEFL PBT = Paper Based Test
TRU is a leader in ESL education for university and college students Our ESL program is designed to provide specifi c and appropriate language training for students who plan to proceed to post-secondary study focusing on English for academic purposes Our students come from around the world and we look forward to meeting you
ESL Bridging Certifi cates
Each requires completion of Level 4 one ESL electiveand two specifi c academic courses
bull English and Sciencesbull English and Liberal Arts
bull English and Fine Artsbull English and Business
International Program Guide Study Options | 23
International Baccalaureate (IB)The IB diploma is accepted for admission to TRU Transfer credit will be granted for higher level courses completed with a score of 5 or higher Students have the option to decline the transfer credit if they wish to complete the course(s) at the University
To transfer credits to Arts Business or Science you must have
1 Official IB transcript2 HL courses only3 Grade of 5 6 or 7For a complete list of the IB transfer credits please go to trucaadmissionshs-studentsib
Official transcripts must be sent to the Admissions Office directly from the testing centre Transcripts can be requested from
International Baccalaureate New York Attn Transcripts 475 Riverside Drive Suite 240 New York NY 10115 Phone 2126964464
Advanced Placement (AP) Exams through the College BoardAP exams will be accepted for admission to TRU Transfer credit is granted for approved subjects passed with a grade of a subject grade of 4 or higher Official transcripts must be provided from the College Board Students may choose to repeat a course at TRU by forfeiting the credit To transfer credits you must have
bull Official AP transcriptbull Grade of 4 or 5For more information on transfer credit to arts science or business programs at TRU visit trucaadmissionshs-studentsstandingcb
General Certificate of Educational Studies (GCE)Students completing their GCE will be considered for admission on a combination of factors For admission to TRU you will need
bull A minimum of two Advanced (A) level courses and two Advanced Subsidiary (AS) level courses or
bull A minimum of two A-level courses and three Ordinary (O) level subjects
bull Completion of O-levels (University Preparation courses will need to be completed at TRU)
GCE Advanced Level (A-Level Exams) transfer creditTransfer credit is granted for approved A-level courses passed with a grade of an A or B Official transcripts must be provided to receive transfer credit (Check the BC Transfer Guide to see the specific TRU credit for the identified AP and IB courses) Students may choose to repeat a course at TRU by forfeiting the credit To transfer credits you must have
1 Official GCE transcript2 A-Level courses only3 Grade of A or BFor more information on transfer credit to arts science or business programs at TRU visit trucaadmissionshs-studentsstandingalevel
DAADTRU will accept the DAAD language test with a minimum B2 level as proof of meeting the English Language requirement for Visiting International Students only Students will be required to take the English Placement Test on arrival only as guidance for counselors in the event students may need more English language support
General Education Development (GED) TestThe GED is accepted high school equivalent for admission to TRU under the following conditions
bull Must be 17 years of agebull Will need IELTS scorebull Will need to take Accuplacer Math
assessment at TRU
Transfer CreditTRU will accept college and university transfer credit Official transcripts and detailed course outlines must be provided to receive transfer credit
bull Transfer credit assessment is done once the student has been admitted to TRU and submitted official transcripts and course outlines
bull A maximum of 50 of any program will be recognized outside of TRU
bull International Admissions will assess a studentrsquos formal learning from other accredited post-secondary institutions
bull TRU will give transfer credit whenever possible total will differ depending on program
International Accreditations and Transfer Credit
RECOGNIZING FUTURE GLOBAL LEADERSThe TRU Global Competency Certificate allows students to earn formal recognition for their intercultural and international experiencesmdashfrom Study Abroad to learning a second language to volunteer work
Global Competency is a credential that can be earned in tandem with any credit programmdashundergraduate or graduatemdashoffered by Thompson Rivers University
The program uses a portfolio approach that allows each student to track a number of different educational and personal experiences
How Do I Earn ItTo earn this credential a student must
1 Attend an Orientation session2 Sign up for GLBL1000 3 Earn and compile points4 Submit a portfolio to the Centre for
Student Engagement office OM1468
Global Competency
24 | International Program Guide Study Options
School of Business and EconomicsMaster of BusinessAdministration (MBA)The TRU MBA Advantage
The TRU MBA is designed to meet the needs of our students who can customize their learning experience with maximum fl exibility and unparalleled choice
bull One and two-year MBA programs bull Three program completion options
Graduate Project Graduate Thesis and Course-Based completion options
bull TRUrsquos MBA program does notrequire a GMAT score or have a minimum professional workexperience requirement
Entrance Requirements
1 Education 3 or 4-year undergraduate degree with a minimum B average (GPA of 30 on a scale of 400 or equivalent) in the last 60 credits
2 Language rsaquo Completion of undergraduate
degree at an English language university in a country where English is the primary language or
rsaquo IELTS score of 70 (all bands) or rsaquo A minimum TOEFL score of 100 with
no section below 20 (IBT) or rsaquo Completion of TRU ENGL 1100 and
CMNS 1290 with a B (GPA of 300)or higher
3 Quantitative and Computing Skills Quantitative skills include a strong background in algebra and statistics Computing skills include having a strong background in word processing presentation and spreadsheet software
One-Year Program
Graduates of a four-year BBA or Bachelor of Commerce degrees may be eligible for direct admission to the 12-month MBA Level The MBA program consists of eight core courses plus a choice of one of three completion options
Two-Year Program
Students from other undergraduate fi elds may be eligible for the two-year MBA program which provides students witha solid foundation in business administration plus the strategic management skills required to succeed in the global business environment
MBA Foundation amp GraduateCertifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) program
The two-year MBA begins with the Graduate Certifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) program which consists of 6 courses (2 semesters) of Foundation courses in the major subject areas of Business Administration The GCBA off ers a pathway to the 12-month MBA program for students with non-business-related undergraduate degrees and ensures they have the knowledge required to be successful in the MBA program Upon successful completion of the MBA Foundation courses with a minimumB grade proceed automatically to the MBA level which requires 3 semesters(12 months) to complete
All MBA students in year 2 complete eight core courses plus a choice of one of three completion options Course-Based Graduate Project or Graduate Thesis
The Course-Based option provides the opportunity to study four additional advanced management courses in areas such as Corporate Finance Marketing Decision Analysis Entrepreneurshipand Innovation
The Graduate Project option provides the opportunity to address an applied management issue or problem This option provides situational experience and allows the student to focus in a specifi c areaof management
The Graduate Thesis option provides the opportunity to prepare and defend a thesis further developing critical thinking skills as well as academic research skills
Graduates of our MBA program have successfully obtained positions in a variety of industries and sectors including major corporations government small- and medium-sized businesses and non-profi ts locally across Canada and around the world
Throughout the program TRUrsquos MBA Students are off ered opportunities for career development The Career Development Program provides workshops events guest speakers and activities designed to develop career readiness for MBA students and provide additional opportunities to achieve the learning goals and objectives of the program
For more information about MBA studies at TRU please visit our website at trucamba or email us at mbatruca
What can I studyin Business andEconomics at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Master of Business Administrationbull MBA Foundation amp Graduate
Certifi cate in Business Administration
bull Post-Baccalaureate Diplomas rsaquo Accounting rsaquo Business Administration rsaquo Finance rsaquo Human Resource Management rsaquo International Business rsaquo Marketing rsaquo New Venture Creation rsaquo Supply Chain Management
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Business Administration rsaquo Accounting rsaquo Economics rsaquo Environmental Economics amp
Sustainable Development (Minor)
rsaquo Finance rsaquo Financial Markets
amp Institutions (Minor) rsaquo Human Resource Management rsaquo Information Technology rsaquo International Business rsaquo Marketing rsaquo New Venture Creation rsaquo Supply Chain Management
bull Bachelor of BusinessAdministration and Computing Science double degree
bull Bachelor of CommercemdashTRU-OLbull Bachelor of Public
AdministrationmdashTRU-OL
Diplomas
bull Accounting Technicianbull Executive Assistantbull Management
Certifi cates
bull Administrative Assistantbull Management StudiesCo-op internship available
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International Program Guide Study Options | 25
School of Business and EconomicsPOST-BACCALAUREATEDIPLOMAS IN BUSINESSThe Post-Baccalaureate diplomas are valuable to international students who wish to come to Canada to learn English gain exposure to the culture and study in a compressed format Post-Baccalaureate diplomas normally take two years to complete on a full-time basis and are designed for students with a degree in a diff erent fi eld of study
Admission Requirements
bull Math 12 or MATH 0610 or MATH 1000 or equivalent (C+ or higher)
bull ENGL 1100 or equivalent with a C+or higher
bull A bachelor degreeStudents may commence their studies while they upgrade their mathematics and English
AccountingMATH 107 Mathematics for Business amp Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
ECON 1900 Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics orSTAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
ACCT 3200 Intermediate Financial Accounting 1
ACCT 3210 Intermediate Financial Accounting 2
ACCT 3220 Income Taxation 1
ACCT 3230 Income Taxation 2
ACCT 3250 Intermediate Management Accounting
FNCE 4110 Adv Financial Management for Accountants
ACCT 4200 Advanced Financial Accounting
ACCT 4230 Assurance
ACCT 4250 Advanced Management Accounting
MIST 4610 Strategic Management Information Systems
Business AdministrationMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business amp Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Mathematics with Applications 1
MNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
ECON 1900 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Principles of Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics orSTATS 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MNGT 4780 Strategic Management
One additional 30004000 business course
Note Business courses include those beginning with the ACCT BLAW MIST ENTR FNCE HRMN IBUS MKTG MNGT ORGB SCMN or BUSN acronyms
FinanceMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Mathematics with Applications 1
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics orMATH 1130 Enriched Calculus or MATH 1140 Calculus 1 or MATH 1150 Calculus for Biological Sciences
ECON 1900 Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 orSTAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
FNCE 3150 Investments 1
FNCE 3170 Investments 2
FNCE 3180 Risk Management and Financial Engineering
FNCE 4130 Advanced Financial Management
FNCE 4180 International Financial Management
At least fi ve ofBLAW 2910 Commercial Law
FNCE 3140 Financial Statement Analysis
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
FNCE 4120 Business Valuation and Restructuring
FNCE 4140 Personal Financial Management
FNCE 4160 Portfolio Management
FNCE 4190 Financial Institutions Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
Human ResourceManagementMNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
ORGB 3770 Teamwork in Organizations
ORGB 3810 Organizational Theory and Design
HRMN 3830 Human Resource Planning and Staffi ng
HRMN 3840 Employee and Labour Relations
BLAW 3920 Employment Law
HRMN 4830 Total Rewards
HRMN 4840 Organizational Learning Trainingand Development
ORGB 4870 Organizational Development and Change
HRMN 4890 Selected Topics in HR Management
International BusinessMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or
STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
MKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3510 International Business
IBUS 3520 Global Management
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
IBUS 4520 International Trade Finance
IBUS 4530 International Trade Law and Logistics
IBUS 4540 Global Entrepreneurship
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TRU Moose Donrsquot be surprised if people you donrsquot know smile and say ldquohirdquo Canadians are just that friendly
26 | International Program Guide Study Options
MarketingACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
MKTG 3470 Consumer Behaviour
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3510 International Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MKTG 4460 Marketing Strategy
At least seven ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
MKTG 4400 Professional Sales Management
MKTG 4410 Services Marking
MKTG 4420 Brand Management
MKTG 4430 Retail Management
MKTG 4440 Advanced Marketing Research
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
New Venture CreationMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics or MATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
MKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
ENTR 3720 All Business Finance
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
ENTR 4750 New Venture Creation
ENTR 4760 Small Business Management
Supply Chain ManagementMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business amp Economics or MATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics 2 or MATH 1130 Enriched Calculus or MATH 1140 Calculus 1 or
MATH 1150 Calculus for Biological Sciences
STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
SCMN 3330 Procurement Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MIST 3620 Web-Enabled Business
SCMN 4310 Operations Management
SCMN 4320 Logistics and Transportation
SCMN 4390 Selected Topics in Supply Chain Management
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
At least 2 ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
IBUS 3520 Global Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
School of Business and Economics gt trucamba gt trucabusiness
Accountingbull Treasury Manager bull Chief Financial Officer bull Budget Director bull Taxation Manager bull Management Consultant bull Tax Auditor bull International Accountant
Financebull Corporate Loans Officer bull Personal Financial Advisorbull Equity Analyst bull Portfolio Manager bull Chief Financial Officer bull Stock Broker bull Investment Dealer bull Treasury Manager
Human Resource Managementbull Director of Human Resourcesbull Training Officer bull Industrial Relations Officer bull Health and Safety Specialist bull Harassment Advisor bull Employee Benefits Officerbull Human Resources Manager
Information Technology bull Network Manager bull Systems Analyst bull Website Designer bull Computer Programmer bull Database Administrator
International Businessbull Export Sales Manager bull Foreign Trade Consultantbull Import and Export Specialist bull International Marketing Manager bull International Shipping Specialist
Marketingbull Brand Manager bull Advertising Account Executivebull District Sales Manager bull Market Researcher bull Sales Representative bull Public Relations Directorbull Promotions Manager
New Venture Creation bull Small Business Ownerbull Franchiseebull Loans Officerbull Venture Capitalistbull Small Business Consultant
Supply Chain Managementbull Process Engineerbull Supply Chain Analystbull Supply Chains Systems Managerbull InventoryPurchasing Managerbull Materials AnalystManagerbull Logistics Manager
Typical Job Titles
International Program Guide Study Options | 27
Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)The Bachelor of Business Administration degree is a four-year program
bull First and second years Foundation of business and non-business courses
bull Third and fourth years Students select majors and minors or concentrations
bull Current major and minor options Accounting Economics Finance New Venture Creation Human Resource Management International Business Marketing Information Technology (major only) and Public Relations (minor only)
First and Second Year Courses
bull 6 Humanities credits (English Philosophy Languages Fine Arts)
bull 6 Social Sciences credits (Anthropology Canadian Studies Economics Geography Political Studies Psychology Sociology)
Core CoursesThe following 72 credits (24 courses) are requiredACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
CMNS 1290 Introduction to Professional Writing
CMNS 3240 Business Communications
ECON 1900 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Principles of Macroeconomics
ECON 2320 Statistics for Business and Economics 1
ECON 2330 Statistics for Business and Economics 2
ECON 3040 Managerial Economics
ENGL 1100 Introduction to University Writing or ENGL 1110 Introduction to Prose Fiction or ENGL 1120 Introduction to Poetry or ENGL 1140 Introduction to Drama or ENGL 1210 Introduction to Drama and Poetry
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MNGT 4780 Strategic Management
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
PHIL 1110 Introduction to Critical Thinking
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
BBA MajorsAccountingACCT 3200 Intermediate Financial Accounting 1
ACCT 3210 Intermediate Financial Accounting 2
ACCT 3220 Income Taxation 1
ACCT 3230 Income Taxation 2
ACCT 3250 Intermediate Management Accounting
FNCE 4110 Advanced Financial Management for Accountants
ACCT 4200 Advanced Financial Accounting
ACCT 4230 Assurance
ACCT 4250 Advanced Management Accounting
MIST 4610 Strategic Management Information Systems
EconomicsThe Major in Economics requires 42 ECON credits of which 24 must be at the 3000 and 4000 level with a minimum of 6 at the 4000 level ECON 2900 and ECON 2950 are required and either ECON 3900 or ECON 3950 must be taken
FinanceFNCE 3150 Investments 1
FNCE 3170 Investments 2
FNCE 3180 Risk Management and Financial Engineering
FNCE 4130 Advanced Financial Management
FNCE 4180 International Financial Management
Plus at least three ofFNCE 3140 Financial Statement Analysis
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
FNCE 4120 Business Valuation and Restructuring
FNCE 4140 Personal Financial Management
FNCE 4160 Portfolio Management
FNCE 4190 Financial Institutions Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
General BBAStudents must complete at least 24 credits (normally 8 courses) of 300 or 400-level business or ECON courses in addition to the core requirements in 3rd and 4th year
Human Resource ManagementORGB 3810 Organizational Theory and Design
HRMN 3830 Human Resource Planning and Staffing
HRMN 3840 Employee and Labour Relations
BLAW 3920 Employment Law
HRMN 4830 Total Rewards
HRMN 4840 Organizational Learning Training and Development
ORGB 4870 Organizational Development and Change
HRMN 4890 Selected Topics in HR Management
International BusinessMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3520 Global Management
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
IBUS 4520 International Trade Finance
IBUS 4530 International Trade Law and Logistics
IBUS 4540 Global Entrepreneurship
MarketingMKTG 3470 Consumer Behaviour
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
MKTG 4460 Marketing Strategy
Plus at least five ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
MKTG 4400 Professional Sales Management
MKTG 4410 Services Marketing
MKTG 4420 Brand Management
MKTG 4430 Retail Management
MKTG 4440 Advanced Marketing Research
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
New Venture CreationACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
MKTG 3480 Market Research
ENTR 3720 Small Business Finance
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communicated
ENTR 4750 New Venture Creation
ENTR 4760 Small Business Management
School of Business and Economics gt trucamba gt trucabusiness
28 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism
TOURISM MANAGEMENTTourism Management faculty strive to deliver education experiences that blend theory with practice to ensure our graduates are confident in applying the knowledge they gain and management practicemdashboth essential for leaders of tomorrow
Bachelor of Tourism Management (BTM)This four-year degree provides a solid foundation for the management of tourism businesses The BTM is designed to give students the skill and confidence to develop their own tourism businesses and fill the growing need for managers in the tourism industry Course assignments introduce students to current management issues with local regional national and international tourism businesses and organizations
Students may enter in first year or may transfer from other programs Graduates of TRU tourism diplomas or other tourism or business-related diplomas may also ladder into the BTM
Bachelor of Tourism Management Double DegreeTake your 4th year in the Netherlands and get a double degree TRU has partnered with the best university of applied sciences in the Netherlands to offer a second credential effectively doubling your degree in a single year of study abroad Instruction at NHTV is in English fostering connections with your fellow students and with your Dutch counterparts who will complete the double degree at TRU in their fourth year
Tourism Management DiplomasEvents and Conventions ManagementSpecial events and conventions are being recognized as great income generators for a community and the fastest growing segment of the tourism industry Employment opportunities exist within corporations hotels resorts convention centres municipal convention and visitorsrsquo bureaus and destination management companies
Resort and Hotel ManagementThis two-year diploma program is designed to provide the theory and practical skills essential to begin a career in Resort and Hotel Management Courses in this diploma provide instruction in Hotel Operations Food and Beverage Management and Hospitality Administration
Sports Event ManagementIn this multi-faceted program you will learn about sports and business From managing a sporting company or organization directing a club sport facility or starting your own company this is your opportunity to practice and master the business skills and expertise to produce organize and manage sport events anywhere
Tourism ManagementThe Tourism Management diploma will provide the basic skills and training for careers in Venue Management Tourism Community Planning and Consulting Tourism Marketing Management and Small Tourism Business Management
What can I study in Tourism at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Post-Baccalaureate Diplomas rsaquo Adventure Studies rsaquo International
Tourism Development rsaquo Tourism
Destination Development rsaquo Tourism
Experience Development
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies ndash Adventure Concentration
bull Bachelor of Tourism Management
rsaquo Majorsbull Adventurebull Entrepreneurbull Management
rsaquo Minorbull Adventure Studiesbull International Adventure in
Tourism Developmentbull Entrepreneurshipbull Managementbull Marketingbull Environmental Economics
and Developmentbull Financebull Human Resourcesbull International Business
Diplomas
bull Adventure Guide bull Adventure Management bull Events amp Conventions Managementbull Resort amp Hotel Managementbull Sports Event Managementbull Tourism Management
Certificates
bull Aboriginal Tourismbull Adventure Sportsbull Canadian Mountain and Ski Guidebull Culinary Artsbull Retail Meat Processing
International Opportunities
bull Adventure Tourism field tripbull Study Abroad
Co-op internship available
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International Program Guide Study Options | 29
POSTndashBACCALAUREATE TOURISM MANAGEMENT DIPLOMASPost-baccalaureate diplomas aredesigned for those who already have an undergraduate degree
Students will acquire a strong foundation in international tourism development subjects including experiences marketing environmental issues community and cultural issues product developmentand innovation
Admission Requirements
bull Any undergraduate degreebull Math 12 or equivalent bull IELTS 65 no band less than 60 or TOEFL
88 no section less than 20
Adventure StudiesTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (24 credits)TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing and Customer Service
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
ADVG 3110 Adventure Activities (Note this course has an activity fee)
ADVG 3130 Adventure Operations
ADVG 4010 Business Applications for Eco and Adventure Tourism Management
ADVG 4020 Legal Liability and Risk Management for Eco and Adventure Businesses
ADVG 4220 The Culture of Adventure
SpecializationmdashRequired Course (6 credits)
Select a total of 6 credits within ADVG activity based courses (1000-2000 level) Examples include kayaking skiing rock climbing ocean surfi ng etc
SpecializationmdashOptions (9 credits)
Select 3 of the following optionsADVG 4030 Contemporary Perspectives in Eco
and Adventure
ADVG 4040 Programming Experiential Activities
ADVG 4070 Directed Studies in Adventure
ADVG 4210 Adventure and Sport Marketing
ADVG 4230 Consulting In Adventure
39 Total Credits
InternationalTourism DevelopmentTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (39 credits)TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing and Customer Service
TMGT 3010 Community and Cultural Issues in Tourism
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
TMGT 4010 Experience Creation and Product Development
ADVG 4100 Adventure Tourism Field Trip (International)(Note course has activity fees and travel costs associated with it)
SpecializationmdashRequired Course (18 credits)
ADVG 4050 International Adventure Tourism Business
ADVG 4090 Nature-based Community Development
TMGT 4160 Tourism in a Global Environment
TMGT 2610 Environmental issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
ADVG 4070 Directed Studies in Adventure
39 Total Credits
Tourism DestinationDevelopmentTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (21 credits)CMNS 1810 Business Professional and Academic
Composition (or ENGL 1100)
TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing amp Customer Service
TMGT 2610 Environmental Issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3000 Practicum in Tourism (120 hours)
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
Tourism Electivesmdash(15 credits)
One Lower Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Upper Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Culture amp Place Elective from TMGT 3010 4090 4100 4220 ADVG 4220
One Global Perspectives Elective from TMGT 4030 4040 4160 4981 ADVG 4050 4160
One Experience Design Elective from TMGT 4010 4050 4130 4170 4180 4210 ADVG 4040 4200
Specializationmdash(18 credits)
EVNT 2190 Destination Marketing Organizations
TMGT 3010 Community and Cultural Issues in Tourism
TMGT 3040 Land Use Management or
TMGT 4040 Tourism and Sustainable Development
TMGT 4120 Developing New Tourism Enterprises or
TMGT 4140 Tourism Strategy
Specialty ElectiveSelect 1 of the following
TMGT 2080 2090 4030 4050 ADVG 4090
TMGT 4020 Graduating Seminar
54 Total Credits
Tourism ExperienceManagementTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (21 credits)CMNS 1810 Business Professional and Academic
Composition (or ENGL 1100)
TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing amp Customer Service
TMGT 2610 Environmental Issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3000 Practicum in Tourism (120 hours)
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
Tourism Electivesmdash(15 credits)
One Lower Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Upper Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Culture amp Place Elective from TMGT 3010 4090 4100 4220 ADVG 4220
One Global Perspectives Elective from TMGT 4030 4040 4160 4981 ADVG 4050 4160
One Experience Design Elective from TMGT 4010 4050 4130 4170 4180 4210 ADVG 4040 4200
Specializationmdash(18 credits)
Select 5 of the following optionsADVG 4040 Programming Experiential Activities
ADVG 4160 Community Capacity Building
TMGT 4010 Experience Creation and Product Development
TMGT 4050 Event Tourism
TMGT 4090 The Culture of Events
TMGT 4100 The Social Side of Tourism
TMGT 4130 Tourist Behaviour
TMGT 4170 Information Technology in Tourism
TMGT 4180 Managing the Tourist Experience
TMGT 4210 Casino Operations Management
54 Total Credits
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism gt trucatourism
30 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism gt trucatourism
We off er the fi nest and most extensive Adventure Studies training in the world We create exceptional educational experiences to foster studentsrsquo physical mental and emotional development so as to be of service to the global commercial adventure industry
Programs of StudyThe Adventure Studies department now off ers eight diverse programs of study Each program enables students to obtain the knowledge and qualifi cations required for employment and careers in the eco and adventure tourism industry Many opportunities for career and adventure pursuits exist for TRU graduates
bull adventure specialist bull avalanche technician bull college instruction bull environmental studies bull government consultingbull guiding bull international development bull photo journalism bull tourism marketingbull travel writing
Adventure Studies in the Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS) is a unique program that allows students to design their own curriculum customized to their specifi c interests and goals The BIS is intended as a two-year add-on (60 credits) to any 60 credits of lower level credits a student brings into the program
Adventure Studies in Bachelor of Tourism Management is a unique combination of theory and practice both local and abroad that produces competent graduates who quickly apply their skills to their careers as consultants to businesses organizations communities government tourism and tourism industry professionals
The Adventure Guide Diploma is the best known guide training program that attracts worldwide scrutiny and sets the standard for training whitewater ocean climbing and ski guides in Canada
The Adventure Management Diploma provides students with a broad background and understanding of the management of adventure activities and the opportunity to develop profi ciency in their personal adventure sport skills
The Canadian Mountain and Ski Guide Certifi cation Diploma Program (CMSG)is a collaborative program between the Adventure Studies Department and the Association of Canadian MountainGuides (ACMG) The program includes industry-recognized certifi cations tothe standards of the ACMG and International Federation of Mountain Guide Associations (IFMGA)
Adventure Sport Certifi cate an introduction to adventure sports and the adventure industry This is the ideal program for entry-level adventure students and students wishing to explore their career interest in adventure-related fi elds
The Culinary Arts Training program covers all aspects of the professional kitchen from appetizers and gourmet foods to the creation of exquisite desserts Graduates of the Culinary Arts program can look forward to job opportunities in the food and restaurant industry
Culinary Arts Certifi cateAdmission Requirements
bull Successful medical exam bull Successful completion of the entry
assessment test (Accuplacer) through the TRU Assessment Centre This test is a measure of English and math competency taken by all students
bull Interview with program coordinator
Course Length - 3 Semesters
Includes 13 months of hands-on training which takes 16 months to complete There is a four-month summer break (May to August) for the opportunity to gain formalized work experience
Professional Cook Level 130 weeks (2 semesters)Cook 1J Safety and Sanitation
Cook 1H Basic Food Service and Kitchen Management
Cook 1K Health CareCook-Chill
Cook 1A Vegetable and Starch Cookery
Cook 1B Meat and Poultry Cookery
Cook 1C Seafood Cookery
Cook 1D Stocks Soups and Sauces
Cook 1E Meat Poultry and SeafoodCutting and Processing
Cook 1F Cold Kitchen
Cook 1G Baking and Desserts
Cook 1I Egg and Breakfast Cookery
Cook 2M Employment Skills
160 hours of work practicum in industry
Work Practicum and Industry Hours
Students will be required to log 120 hours within the industry In addition to the work practicum students must have a total of 400 hours of work-based training by working during summer prior to registering for Professional Cook Level 2
Professional Cook Level 214 weeks (1 Semester)
During the fi nal 14 weeks in addition to a full course load you will be required to work in the afternoons and evenings preparing dishes for the highly acclaimed TRU Dining Room Accolades and learn to learn to plan menus control food costs and begin to acquire industry management skills
CULINARY ARTS
ADVENTURE STUDIES
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Faculty of Science
What can I studyin Science at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Master of Sciencein Environmental Science
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Science rsaquo Majors
bull General Sciencebull Animal Biologybull Chemistrybull Chemical Biologybull Cellular Molecular
amp Microbial Biologybull Ecology amp
Environmental Biologybull Environmental Chemistrybull Computing Sciencebull Mathematicsbull Mathematical Sciencesbull Physicsbull Statistics
rsaquo Minorsbull Geoarcheologybull Management
bull Bachelor of Computing Sciencebull Bachelor of Computing Science
amp Business Administrationdouble degree
bull Bachelor of Natural Resource Sciencebull Bachelor of Health Sciencebull Bachelor of Technology Managementbull Associate of Science bull Forestry Transfer (1st amp 2nd year)bull Engineering Transfer
(2-year transfer program)
Diplomas
bull Computer Information Systems Technology
bull Architectural ampEngineering Technology
bull Respiratory Therapy
Co-op internship available
SCIENCES ANDENVIRONMENT
Master of Science inEnvironmental ScienceThe TRU Master of Science in Environmental Science is a thesis-based degree with three areas of specialization 1) Ecology and Evolution 2) Physical Sciences and 3) Policy and Management The program is designed to produce graduates who are innovative andhave multi-disciplinary skills and broad knowledge in the fi eld of environmental science It is structured to be unique fl exible and relevant
Applications must be submitted four months before the intended starting date Please note that applications cannot be processed until a faculty member has indicated they will act as supervisor for the studentrsquos thesis Please contact the Coordinator of the Master of Science program at MSc_Coordtruca for more information
Admission Requirements
MSc application form cover letter personal reacutesumeacute two letters of recommendation written by professional or academic references offi cial copy of educational transcripts with GPA of 333 over the last two years of undergraduate studies and offi cial TOEFL results
Bachelor of Science (BSc)The Bachelor of Science degree program is a rigorous program that provides students with both depth and breadth in their science education emphasizes the acquisition of communication skills and promotes computer literacy The program also provides fl exibility so that students may pursue interests in disciplines outside there area of specialization TRU off ers three routes to a Bachelor of Science degree a Majors program in a specifi c discipline or disciplines an Honours Program in a specifi c discipline or a General Science Degree Program
Pre-Professional Health Sciences (Bachelor of Science)
Students interested in professional health care careers can complete their required undergraduate university study at TRU before applying for admission to professional programs at another university
Pre-Professional Health Sciences
bull Pre-Medicinebull Pre-Pharmacybull Pre-Chiropracticbull Pre-Dentistrybull Pre-Naturopathic Medicine
Bachelor of ScienceAdmission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 (or equivalent)bull Pre-Calculus Math 12 (C+) or Math 12
Principles (C+) or TRU Math 06000610bull Physics 11 (C+) or TRU Physics 0500bull Chemistry 11 (C+) or TRU Chemistry 0500
Bachelor of NaturalResource Science (BNRS)The purpose of the BNRS degree program is to prepare students for careers in a widerange of natural resource sector jobs and for further academic study in graduate school ldquoNatural resourcesrdquo include water forests rangeland soil minerals fi sheries and wildlife Natural resource science therefore is the application of scientifi c principles and knowledge towards a better understanding and management of these resources
Possible areas of employment include
bull Resource management and planning for government or industry
bull Operational forestrybull Teaching interpretation and guidingbull Wildlife biology and managementbull Habitat protectionbull Fisheries and animal researchbull Strategic land use planning
Forestry Transfer ProgramTRU off ers the fi rst general year of Forestry and the second year of Forest Resource Management Forest Science Natural Resource Conservation and Forest Operations Students who have completed the required fi rst or second year courses with a GPA of at least 25 are eligible to apply for admission to the UBC Faculty of Forestry
Katey I love the chemistry program at TRU The professors are incredible I love how accessible they are and always available for questions When you know your professors and they know you it makes for a much more personal learning environment Watch Kateyrsquos video on YouTube mytruworld
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COMPUTING SCIENCEAND ADVANCEDTECHNOLOGY
Why Computing Science
Many of the technologies we use and enjoy today were created by computing scientists As a future computer scientist you could create new technology that could improve society or change the world The Bachelor of Computer Science program has several elective options such as Business amp Management or Arts amp Gaming
Strong Market Terrifi c Jobs
Currently there are not enough computer scientists to fi ll the jobs available
During co-op work terms students can earn up to $40000 per year Graduates typically earn up to $50000 to start with senior positions often reaching $100000 or more
Bachelor of Computing Science (BCS)The BCS degree is for students interested in one of the many diff erent career options in computing science including website design network administration database management and e-commerce applications After two years of general study students do two years of concentrated computing studies
Double Degree Bachelorof Computing Science (BCS) amp Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)Double degrees in both computing and business will provide graduates with a strong platform from which to launch a successful career Whether working as a web applications manager an information systems consultant or CEO of a software company BCSBBA students will possess the combined management and computing skills to be successful in an increasingly high-tech business environment
To earn double degrees students must meetthe requirements of both programs Throughcareful course selection it is possible to complete two degrees in just fi ve years
Engineering Transfer (DegreeProgram) Year 1 and 2The Engineering Transfer Program at TRU allows you to get a jump-start on your engineering studies
Engineering Transfer Year One (38 credits) Complete the foundation courses necessary for your engineering degree in your fi rst year at TRU and transfer to UBC or UVic to complete your degree in biological biomedical civil chemical computer electrical environmental geological geo-technical integrated materials mechanical mining software engineering physics and other engineering specialties
Engineering Transfer Year Two Complete second year of Electrical or Computer engineering and transfer to UVic Following your second year you will then take part in a required 4-8 months Co-op term providing the opportunity to practice your engineering skills and get paid then you will transfer to the University of Victoria in third year to complete your degree
Admission to Engineering requirements
1 Pre-Calculus 11 and 12 with B (73)or better
2 Physics 11 and 12 with B (73) or better3 Chemistry 11 and 12 (highly
recommended) with B (73) 4 English 12 (73 or higher)
Computer Information Systems TechnologyDiploma (CIST)The CIST Diploma is accredited by the Canadian Information Processing Society CIST emphasizes the application of computers to the solution of business related problems The academic training combines technical and computer skills with communication skills (written and oral) and business skills Students who complete this diploma can ladder into year three of the BCS degree
Architectural andEngineering Technology Program (ARET)The Architectural and Engineering Technology Program (ARET) is a three-year diploma that emphasizes the design processes in building civil and mechanical technologies building structures municipal services electrical plumbing and HVAC (heating ventilating and AC) systems
Students will acquire problem solving skills in engineering and building design and in-depth knowledge in construction management building regulations and technical writing Courses include construction surveying architectural design fl uid mechanics mechanical and electrical design steel wood and reinforced concrete design and structural analysis
Students who complete the three-year ARET program can ladder into the Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM) degree and complete the degree after just 3 more semesters
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Typical Job Titlesin Computing Sciencebull Graphic Design Firmsbull Web and Flash Development Firmsbull Multimedia Design Firmsbull Print and Digital Media
Developmentbull Corporate Design and
Communicationsbull Advertising Agenciesbull Online Publishingbull Web Animation
Typical Job Titles in ARETbull Building Technologistbull Mechanical Technologistbull Civil Technologistbull Designer job captain specifi cation
writer estimator quantity surveyor or project administrator
bull Typically employed byprofessional engineer companies architects contractors manufacturers and governments
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HEALTH SCIENCES
Respiratory Therapy Diploma TRU is the only educational institution in British Columbia to offer a program in Respiratory Therapy This program is accredited by the Conjoint Committee of the Canadian Society of Respiratory Therapists and the Canadian Medical Association The program consists of two eight-month sessions of instruction at TRU followed by 47 weeks of clinical internship at accredited hospitals
The clinical year begins in June following the second academic session Clinical year students will rotate between hospitals in the interior of BC Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island Applicants must be prepared to relocate as required
Respiratory Therapy (RT) DiplomaBachelor of Health Science (BHSC)Students are admitted into the three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma program with the option to enter the four-year dual diplomadegree stream The dual diplomadegree stream allows successful students to graduate with both a three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma and a four-year Bachelor of Health Science degree within a four year period
Bachelor of Health ScienceThe Bachelor of Health Science is designed to provide Health Care diploma students and graduates the opportunity to obtain a bachelor degree
Graduates from a two-year or three-year diploma can ladder into the Bachelor of Health Science and are granted up to 60 credits for two-year diploma and up to 90 credits for a three-year diploma
Graduates from the following diploma programs have enrolled in the Bachelor of Health Science program
bull Respiratory Therapybull Dental Hygienebull Medical Radiologybull Medical Laboratory Technologybull Massage Therapybull OccupationalPhysiotherapists Assistants
Admission Requirements
Completion of a minimum two-year diploma in Health Care or related area from a recognized program and institution
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)ndash Kamloops campus (limited enrolment)
ndash Williams Lake campus (Years 1 and 2 only limited enrolment)
The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) program is a 4-year degree program (plus practicum placements) Upon completion graduates are eligible to write the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) and apply for registration with the College of Registered Nurses of British Columbia (CRNBC) to practice as a Registered Nurse (RN)
The BScN program educates students to be competent nurses to work with individuals families groups or communities from a health promotion perspective and an ethic of caring Practice experiences occur in acute care extended care and intermediate care hospitals and other community health agencies and homes with options for local regional provincial national and international practicums
Admission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 or equivalent rsaquo BC Chemistry 11 or TRU
Chemistry 0500 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo BC Biology 12 or TRU Biology 0600 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo One other BC Science at the grade 11 or 12 level C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Foundation of Math 12 or Pre-Calculus12 or TRU MATH 0600 and MATH 0610 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo English 12 or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
Practical Nursing Diplomandash Williams Lake campus
The provincial practical nursing education diploma program is a 2-year program designed to provide learners with the knowledge skills judgments and attitudes to perform to the full range of competencies as identified by the College of Licensed Practical Nurses of British Columbia (CLPNBC) The aim of the program is to prepare graduates to care for individuals and families at multiple life stages and in a variety of practice settings Upon successful completion of the program you will be eligible to write the Canadian Practical Nurse Registration Exam (CPNRE) required for licensure in BC
Admission Requirements
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalent rsaquo English 12English 12 First Nations
or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Math 11 Foundations with a C minimum grade
rsaquo Human Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nurses with a C+ minimum grade
Students have two options to meet this prerequisite
1 PNUR 1300 Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nursing OR TRU-Open Learning - HLTH 1121 Foundation Human Anatomy-Physiology for Heath Promotion
2 BIOL 1590 and BIOL 1690 Human Anatomy and Physiology OR TRU-Open Learning - BIOL 1593 and BIOL 1693 with a C minimum grade
Option 2 is recommended for students who are looking to ladder into the BScN program
Faculty of Science
School of Nursing gt trucanursing
34 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Arts
The Faculty of Arts offers exceptional opportunities for students inside and outside of the classroom to explore ideas engage communities and encounter the world
Police and Justice DiplomaThe Police and Justice Diploma prepares students for careers in Canadian policing and justice including sheriffs corrections parole and private security The program prepares graduates to have the necessary skills and knowledge required for a justice-related career Graduates may further their studies in the Bachelor of Arts Major in Criminology at TRU
Bachelor of Arts (BA)The Bachelor of Art degree is an excellent way to begin the experience of university for students who want to explore their options The BA offers a broad liberal arts education that combines a concentration in at least one discipline while ensuring a wide selection of courses as well as opportunities to incorporate other learning experiences such as Study Abroad and Co-operative Education
Associate of Arts Degree (AA)The associate arts degree is a 2-year program designed to provide an educational experience that lays a solid foundation for further study Students are required to complete a broad range of course offerings balanced with in-depth study in science
Bachelor of General Studies (BGS) (Online Only)This degree program provides a flexible structure that allows students to create their own program with as much or as little subject specialization as they want
Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS)BIS is a unique two-year program that students may enter after two years of university study or a two-year post-secondary diploma It allows students to create a customized program of study in their third and fourth years or to create new career options by completing their undergraduate degrees
Bachelor of Journalism (BJour)Students may enter this program directly from high school or after completing two years of study in the liberal arts This degree is career-oriented aimed at preparing students to become communication specialists for employment with community and daily newspapers magazines government agencies corporations and non-profit and advocacy organizations
Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA)The Fine Arts degree is a four-year program that allows students an education in the visual arts within a university context Studio courses such as Ceramics Drawing Photography Printmaking Sculpture Painting and interdisciplinary combinations of these media will be studied alongside academic disciplines ranging from Art History to English and Philosophy Gallery Studies such as Gallery Management and Curating are also available at the upper-level
What can I study in Arts at TRUMajors amp Minorsbull Communicationsbull Criminologybull Economicsbull Economic and Political Studiesbull Englishbull Geographybull Historybull Interdisciplinary Studiesbull Journalismbull Mathematicsbull Philosophybull Psychologybull Sociologybull Theatre Artsbull Visual Arts
Other Minors and Specializationsbull Anthropologybull Archaeology amp Geologybull Canadian Studiesbull Creative Writingbull Environmental Economics amp
Sustainable Developmentbull Managementbull Political Studies
Degreesbull Bachelor of Artsbull Bachelor of Fine Artsbull Bachelor of Interdisciplinary
Studiesbull Bachelor of Journalism
Diplomasbull Diploma in General Studiesbull Associate of Artsbull Fine Artsbull Police and Justicebull Visual Arts
Certificatesbull Aboriginal Studiesbull Literary and Art Historybull Modern Languagesbull Visual Arts Studio
International Opportunitiesbull AnthropologymdashEastern Europe
amp Philippinesbull Management amp Communicationmdash
Germanybull Leadership in Global Competency
Environmental Sustainability Social Media AdvantagemdashGermany
bull Geography amp JapanesemdashJapan
Co-op internship available
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Faculty of Human Social and Educational Development
Master of Education (MEd)The Master of Education program with a concentration in Educational Leadership offers thesis final project or capstone course options Designed for the working professional involved in education and for students who wish to assume positions as educational leaders and researchers or who work in education health care private industry and government
Education Requirement
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent with a minimum B average (GPA of 30 on a scale of 433) in the last 60 credits or completion of TRUrsquos Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies
Language Requirement
bull Completion of undergraduate degree at an English language university in a country where English is the primary language or
bull IELTS score of 65 (all bands) orbull A minimum TOEFL score of 88 with no
section below 20 (IBT) orbull Completion of TRU ESL level 5
Documentation Required
bull TRU Master of Education applicationbull A personal resumeacutebull A letter of intentbull Two letters of referencebull Official transcripts of all
post-secondary education
Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)The Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies (GCES) is designed to help develop the English language and academic skills to successfully meet the MEd entry requirements
The GCES is considered a standalone graduate certificate that completes qualifications for admission into TRUrsquos MEd program Students will be required to successfully complete three graduate level courses and students who require English upgrading will need to also successfully complete TRUrsquos ESL program before entering the MEd program Note Credits received in GCES do not transfer to the TRU MEd program
Bachelor of Education (BEd)The Bachelor of Education (Elementary) degree program is a two-year program which prepares students to teach in elementary schools Graduates obtain their professional teaching certificate from the Ministry of Education Teacher Regulation Branch (TRB) which qualifies the graduate to teach kindergarten to grade 12 in BC public schools Graduates can also teach in any province or territory in Canada and in many other countries
Admission Requirements
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent normally in Arts Fine Arts Mathematics Science Music or Physical Education
Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)The Bachelor of Social Work program prepares competent generalist practitioners to provide service and leadership within regional national and global contexts to achieve social justice respect for diversity and social change Employment opportunities exist in a wide variety of government and voluntary organizations such as family and childrenrsquos services child welfare mental health services hospitals womenrsquos services crisis services corrections and Aboriginal social services
Human Service DiplomaThe Human Service Diploma prepares students for careers with government or non-profit agencies that provide support and assistance to individuals coping with economic disadvantage mental health issues developmental gender and diversity issues as well as challenges such as addiction family change and involvement with the justice system
Early Childhood Education Diploma (ECE)The ECE program provides excellent learning techniques so that students can acquire the necessary knowledge and skills to become effective educators of young children Early Childhood Education is a rapidly expanding field Completion of the ECE Diploma satisfies the requirements of the Community Care Facilities Branch (CCFB) of the BC Government for a License to Practice as an Early Childhood Educator in British Columbia
Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) CertificateThe TESL Certificate is designed to provide a comprehensive course of study to prepare students to work in the ESL field nationally and internationally This one-semester program requires a previous university degree for admission It includes 195 instructional hours including a teaching practicum Upon completion students receive a TESL certificate from TRU Graduates may also apply for a second certificate from TESL Canada The components of the program introduce students to the core topics of pedagogical grammar curriculum design and instructional methodology and cross cultural studies as well as to a variety of teaching modules such as Pronunciation Skills Assessment and Evaluation and Second Language Acquisition
Program highlights
bull Accredited by TESL Canada bull Includes a supervised practicum to gain
hands-on guided classroom experiencebull Small class sizes (maximum 20 students) bull Abundant work opportunities in Canada
and around the world
What can I study in Human Social and Educational Development
Graduate
rsaquo Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)
rsaquo Master of Education Leadership
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Education (Elementary)bull Bachelor of Education
(Physical Education)bull Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)
Diploma
bull Early Childhood Educationbull Human Service Diploma
Certificate
bull Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) Post-Baccalaureate Certificate
Co-op internship available
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School of Trades and TechnologyTRUrsquos School of Trades and Technology has many trades training programs that result in provincial Industrial Training Authority or Red Seal Certification The instructors at TRU are some of the best in BC Canada and beyond As the economy struggles there is no better time to complete your trades training so that you will be ahead of the curve and ready when the economy turns around
What can I study in Trades and Technology at TRU
bull Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (online only)
bull Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)
bull Diploma in Water Treatment Technology
Foundation and Apprenticeship Training
bull Automotive Service Technicianbull Carpenterbull Commercial Transport Vehicle Mechanic
Technicianbull Electricianbull Heavy Duty Mechanicbull Gasfittingbull InboardOutboard Mechanicbull Plumbingbull Welding
Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)The BTTM degree program provides technologists with the knowledge and skills necessary to become effective project leaders supervisors and managers in organizations within a changing business and technical environment
Admission Requirements
A two or three-year diploma in technology or equivalent
Students who complete the two-year Water Treatment Technology Program or the three-year Architectural and Engineering Technology program (ARET) can ladder into the BTTM
Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (BTTTL) (Online Only)
This new program the only one of its kind in Canada builds upon the candidatersquos trades or technology qualifications It is aimed at allowing certified tradespeople and technologists to gain the business and leadership knowledge needed for management and other advanced positions
WATER amp WASTEWATER PROGRAMSWater sustains life Now you can help sustain our precious water supplies Gain job-ready skills to protect drinking water quality safeguard water resources and ensure the sustainability of the water supplies that are crucial to public health and the environment Canada and the World are facing shortages of educated and trained water and wastewater operatorsmdashyoursquoll be in demand upon graduation
Certificate in Water amp Wastewater UtilitiesThe Certificate is an entry-level training and education program in the operation and maintenance of Water and Wastewater Treatment Distribution and Collection systems The Certificate requirements are a successful completion of 12 courses 6 per term total of 36 credits to graduate This program ladders into the Water Treatment Technology Diploma Program
Schedule Term 1 August 17 to December 18 2015 Term 2 January 4 to May 09 2016
Water amp Wastewater Technology DiplomaTRU Water and Wastewater Diploma is a two-year four semester program
The diploma prepares students to operate and maintain water and wastewater treatment distribution re-use and disposal facilities as well as how to monitor source water quality This program is designed to educate students in chemistry microbiology mathematics mechanical and electrical systems instrumentation and treatment technologies as they are applied in the water industry Students will also study environmental law occupational health and safety communications and utility management
During the hands-on practical trainingmdashstudents will be trained in the operation maintenance troubleshooting of water systems at the state-of-the-art Kamloops Centre for Water Quality
Students can choose to exit the program after completion of the first year of studies with a Certificate in Water and Wastewater Utilities or complete the entire Diploma This program also ladders into the Bachelors of Technology the Bachelor of
Trades and Technology Leadership or the Bachelor of General Studies at TRU
Admission Requirement
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalentbull Math 11 Foundations or MATH 0410
and 0520 or equivalentbull Chemistry 11 and Biology 11 are
recommendedbull Meet TRUrsquos minimum English
language requirements
For further information please contact Satwinder Paul Program Coordinator spaultruca
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A When to ApplyPlease note the following application deadlines Late applications will be considered if space is availableWinter January semester
Application deadline October 15Summer May semester
Application deadline February 15Fall September semester
Application deadline May 31
B How to Apply1 Application
Complete all information on the application form For faster processing complete application online at truworldca
2 Program Selection Mark your program choices clearly
3 Transcripts With this application submit official transcripts (or certified copies) of your secondary school grades and any post-secondary institutions you have attended Transcripts must be officially translated into English You may scan and email or fax the transcripts for faster processing but originals must be presented on arrival to TRU Otherwise you will not be allowed to register for courses at TRU
4 Application Fee A non-refundable application fee of CDN$100 must accompany your application
5 Send Send your completed application form school transcripts and application fee to International Admissions at iapplytruca
C Next Steps1 Processing
Your application will be processed within five working days
2 Pre-Acceptance TRU will send a pre-acceptance letter indicating(a) the program to which you
have been accepted and (b) any conditions of your acceptance
3 Submit You should submit the required fees for your first semester of study (as outlined in your pre-acceptance letter)
4 Final Acceptance Upon receiving payment of tuition and general fees TRU will send an official letter of acceptance
5 Housing Either make arrangements with the accommodation directly or used the TRU World service to secure your room Students must pay a C$150 accommodation application fee when using the service with TRU World
6 Student VISA Use your official TRU letter of acceptance to apply to the nearest Canadian Embassy or Consulate for a student visa
7 Airport Pickup Note Airport pick up only available at the Kamloops airport Additional charges may apply
D Paymentbull Fees may be paid by credit card (Visa
Mastercard American Express) bank draft or bank transfer You can also make payments through our online secure payment facility at truworldca
bull If paying by bank draft bank wire transfer or money order copy of the financial document must be attached
bull Please make your bank draft or money order payable to Thompson Rivers University
bull Bank transfer details Thompson Rivers University Acct 1105-935 Transit 07200 Swift Code BOFMCAM2 Bank of Montreal (BMO) 101Fndash1180 Columbia Street West Kamloops BC Canada V2C 6R6
Send a copy of the wire transfer receipt to iapplytruca
E Send Applications toInternational Admissions Thompson Rivers University 900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8
Tel +12508285252 Fax +12503715513
Email iapplytruca
TRU Refund PolicyStudents should familiarize themselves with TRUrsquos refund policy prior to submitting payment for their studies
International students who
(a) Withdraw prior to the start of instruction will receive a 50 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced the balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(b) Withdraw in the first or second week of instruction will receive a 25 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced The balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(c) Withdraw after the second week of instruction will receive no refund of tuition A forfeit of the semester tuition and general fees will be implemented if we are not advised of a request for refund or deferral
(d) Withdraw due to a failure to obtain a student permit prior to arrival at TRU will be entitled to a full refund of tuition and general fees invoiced less a CDN$200 administration fee Students must notify TRU in writing and provide documentation prior to the start of the semester (the original letter from the Canadian Embassy stating the reasons the visa was denied is requiredmdashno photocopies scans or faxes are accepted) Total non-refundable including application fee of CDN$100 is CDN$300
(e) New students who wish to defer the start of their first semester of study to a future semester may do so only twice and up to a maximum of one calendar year (ie a student accepted to the fall semester may defer until the next fall semester but not beyond) Continuing students who wish to defer their admission must do so before the beginning of the semester Once the deferral has expired students will need to reapply if they wish to recommence studies at a later date Deferral must be requested in writing and sent to iapplytruca prior to the start of the semester Once instruction begins policies (b) and (c) above apply
(f ) Withdrawal for Medical ReasonsmdashApart from the policy outlined for international students there is no provision for a medical refund outside this policy For continuing students who are required to withdraw for medical reasons we encourage the student to visit their Academic Advisor and fill in a ldquoComplete Program Withdraw Formrdquo This allows the student to withdraw from a course or program without obtaining a ldquoDNC (Did Not Complete)rdquo on their academic record
Application Instructions
Online Interactive Brochure wwwi-studentglobalcomtru
Thompson Rivers University900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8T +12508285252 bull F +12503715513Inquiries welcometruca bull Applications iapplytruca
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16 | International Program Guide Campus Life
Student Housingamp AccommodationLive on campus as part of a vibrant active community of students at the TRU Residence (ldquoTRU Rezrdquo) or On Campus Housing (ldquoMcGillrdquo) Be minutes away from your classes campus amenities and the Tournament Capital Centre
TRU Student Residence The 11-storey TRU Rez has some of the best views in the city Each of the 570 private bedrooms include a desk chair double bed phone TV and lamp Floors are co-ed but two- and four-bedroom suites with shared kitchenette and washroom are either all female or all male
Applications are accepted on a fi rst-come fi rst-served basis First year students enrolled in a degree or diploma program are guaranteed a room for September if application is received before March
2 Bedroom Plan 4 Bedroom Plan
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McGill On Campus HousingMcGill housing off ers 300 self-contained bedrooms in four-bedroom ldquoquadrdquo units in three buildings Each all-female or all-male quad contains a shared kitchenette washroom and common area with access to a central building for study and recreation Applications will be accepted on a fi rst-come fi rst-served basis
bull Rooms have private outside entrances some have city viewsbull Rooms include bed desk sink kitchen with microwave double burner hot
plate and fridgebull Central building has coin-operated laundry bike storage mail big screen
TV BBQ deck pool tables free wireless internet and study areabull Regular social activities plannedbull Fees include utilities (heat hot water electricity)bull Internet cable TV and phone hookups availablebull On-site management and 24 hourday securitybull Parking available for an extra feebull Two blocks to shopping grocery runs once a week
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Homestay Live with a Canadian FamilyManaged by TRU World staff TRUrsquos homestay program off ers a great opportunity for students to experience Canadian culture and practice English by living with Canadian families or individuals More than 450 carefully selected Canadian homestay providers participate in this program
Homestay Advantages
bull A private furnished bedroombull Three meals per day and snacksbull Care and support of a Canadian familybull Share your culturebull Practice English in real life situations
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Facts About Canadabull Second largest country in the world
bull 35 million people
bull Ten provinces three territories
bull Top UN ranking
bull Multicultural 1 in 6 is a new immigrant
bull Officially bilingual (English and French) but over 200 languages spoken
bull Provinces are responsible for education
Facts About Kamloopsbull Modern safe and comfortable
city of almost 100000bull Vibrant cultural lifebull Over 200 lakes nearbybull Many golf coursesbull Spectacular natural settingbull Affordable cost of livingbull Wide range of outdoor city
and campus activitiesbull 35 hour drive or 45 minute flight
from Vancouverbull 45 minute drive to Sun Peaks Resort
one of North Americarsquos top-ranked ski and snowboard resorts where the Austrian National Ski Team practices Sun Peaks Named Top Two in Best Canadian Ski Destinations by Canadian Living Magazine
bull Exceptional climate
rsaquo 1 in Canada for beautiful summers rsaquo 2 for warmest spring rsaquo 2 for driest city climate rsaquo 2 for most sunny days
in warm months rsaquo 2040 hours of sunshine per year rsaquo Median high temperature 21degC
Facts About TRUbull Founded in 1970 TRU is a public
degree-granting universitybull Almost 13000 students on campus
during Fall and Winter semestersbull More than 1750 international students
from over 85 countriesbull 17000 distance studentsbull TRU is in the heart of Kamloops within
walking distance of everything you need
bull 11 Aboriginal students bull Average class sizemdash1st year
39 students 4th year 20 students bull U-PASS for students provides access
to the Kamloops transit system and free access to the on-campus Canada Games swimming pool
Bruce Excellent School Excellent Faculty
TRU Moose Kamloops is amazing for its ability to accommodate a variety of sports and activities From snowboarding to waterskiing you can try it all
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20 | International Program Guide Study Options
TRU Master Degrees and Graduate Studies Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
MBA Foundation amp Graduate Certifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) 24 8 months SeptJanMay
Master of Business Administration 24 1 year Sept
Graduate Certifcate in Education Studies (GCES) 35 4 months + ESL SeptMay
Master of Education Leadership 35 30 credits Sept
Master of Science Environmental Science 31 2 years SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Accounting 25 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Business Administration 25 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Finance 25 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Human Resource Management 25 51 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in International Business 25 54 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Marketing 26 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in New Venture Creation 26 51 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Supply Chain Management 26 60 credits SeptJanMay
Teaching English as a Second Language Certifi cate (TESL) 35 4 months SeptJanMay
TRU Undergraduate Degrees Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Bachelor of ArtsMajors Communications Economics English Geography History Interdisciplinary Studies Journalism Mathematics Philosophy Psychology Sociology Theatre Arts Visual Arts
34 4 years SeptJanMay C
Bachelor of Business AdministrationMajors Accounting Economics Finance Human Resource Management International Business Marketing New Venture Creation Information Technology
27 4 years SeptJanMay C
Double Degreebull Bachelor of Business Administration amp Bachelor of Computing Science
32 5 years SeptJanMay C
Bachelor of Computing Science 32 4 years SeptJan C
Bachelor of Education - Elementary 35 5 years Sept P
Bachelor of Fine Arts 34 4 years SeptJan
Bachelor of Heath Science 33 4 years SeptJan C
Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies 34 4 years SeptJan C
Bachelor of Journalism 34 4 years Sept P
Bachelor of Natural Resource Science 31 4 years Sept C
Bachelor of ScienceMajors Animal Biology Chemistry Chemical Biology Cellular Molecular amp Microbial Biology Ecology amp Environmental Biology Environmental Chemistry Computing Science Mathematics Mathematical Sciences Physics Statistics
31 4 years SeptJanMay C
Bachelor of Science in Nursing 33 4 years Sept P
Bachelor of Social Work 35 4 years Sept P
Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management 36 4 years SeptJan
Bachelor of Tourism Management 28 4 years SeptJanMay C
Engineering ndash First amp Second Year Transfer 32 1ndash2 years Sept C
Forestry ndash First amp Second Year Transfer 31 1ndash2 years Sept
Complete Program Listing for International StudentsSTUDY OPTIONS
20 | International Program Guide
International Program Guide Study Options | 21
TRU Diploma Programs Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Accounting Technician 2 years Sept
Adventure Guide 30 2 years Sept C
Adventure Management 30 2 years Sept C
Architectural amp Engineering Technology 32 3 years Sept
Associate of Arts 34 2 years SeptJanMay
Associate of Science 2 years SeptJanMay
Computer Information Systems Technology 32 2 years SeptJan C
Early Childhood Education 35 2 years Sept
Events amp Conventions Management 28 2 years Sept
Management 2 years Sept C
Practical Nursing (Williams Lake campus only) 33 2 years TBD P
Police amp Justice 34 2 years Sept
Resort amp Hotel Management 28 2 years Sept P
Respiratory Therapy 33 3 years Sept P
Sports Event Management 28 2 years Sept P
Tourism Management 28 2 years SeptJanMay P
Visual Arts 2 years Sept
Water amp Wastewater Technology 36 2 Years Sept
January intake may be available but course sequencing would prevent completion in 4 semesters
TRU Certifi cate Programs Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Aboriginal Tourism 1 year Sept
Adventure Sports 30 1 year Sept
Culinary Arts 30 16 months JanAug
English as a Second or Additional Language (ESALESL) 22 1ndash25 years SeptJanMay
Literary amp Art History 1 year SeptJan
Modern Languages 1 year SeptJan
Visual Arts Studio 1 year SeptJan
Water amp Wastewater Utilities 1 year August
TRU University Prep amp Student Development Length Intakes Co-op (C)Practicum (P)
Adult Basic Education amp BC Adult Graduation Diploma NA JanMaySept
English as a Second Language NA JanMaySept
University Preparation Courses NA JanMaySept
Note All course and admission information subject to change
trucacalendar
STUDY OPTIONS
International Program Guide | 21
22 | International Program Guide Study Options
English Language Programs
The TRU Advantagebull English Placement Test (EPT) available upon arrivalbull IELTS and TOEFL scores acceptedbull Academic ESL designed to help prepare for university contextbull Can combine ESL and Academic courses for credit in levels 4 and 5bull 20 hours of classroom instruction per week plus language labs
and activitiesbull Access to International Student Activity Program (ISAP)
Each of the fi ve levels of TRUrsquos ESL Program take one semesterto complete
Students with no offi cial test score will take an English Placement Test (EPT) upon arrival at TRU and will be placed in the appropriate level of English language study as indicated in the chart below
If a student has an offi cial test score they may choose to enter ESL or academic courses without taking the TRU English Placement Test See chart to the right
Note In order to guarantee registration for the courses you want please submit your English test scores one month before arriving at TRU
Admission RequirementsEnglish Profi ciency
bull Completion of the TRU ESL Program allows direct entry to academic study
bull TRU accepts test scores for the following English profi ciency exams TOEFL IELTS MELAB CanTEST
bull The Cambridge CAE (Certifi cate in Advanced English) and CPE (Certifi cate of Profi ciency in English) will also be considered for direct entry into academic programs
Academic Requirements
bull Secondary school completion (high school graduation)
bull Other requirements vary by program please consult International Admissions for detailed requirements for specifi c programs at iapplytruca
Minimum Age Students must be at least 17 years oldSee inside back cover for application instructions
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Direct entry into Academic Study
Academic Study requirementsIELTS 65+ with no bands below 60TOEFL iBT 88+ with no section below 20TOEFL PBT 570+ TWE 45+MELAB 81+CanTEST 45+ with no component score below 40CAEL Overall 70+ no subtest below 60TRU Level 5 completion
Direct entry to Level 5 ESL
2 ESL Courses + 3 Academic Courses Level 5 completion = Direct Entry to Academic StudyLevel 5 Entry requirements
IELTS 60+ with no band below 55TOEFL iBT 80+TOEFL PBT 550 - 569 TWE 40+MELAB 77+CanTEST 40+ with no component score below 40CAEL Overall 60+ no subtest below 50TRU Level 4
Direct entry to Level 4 ESL
4 ESL Courses + 1 Academic Course Level 4 completion = Direct Entry to Level 5 ESLLevel 4 Entry requirements
IELTS 55+ with no band below 50TOEFL iBT 71+TOEFL PBT 530 - 549MELAB 74+CanTEST 40+ with no component score below 35CAEL Overall 50+ no subtest below 40TRU ESL level 3
Direct entry to Level 3 ESL
5 ESL CoursesLevel 3 completion = Direct entry to Level 4 ESL + ESL Intermediate Certifi cate awardLevel 3 Entry requirements
IELTS 50+TOEFL iBT 61+TOEFL PBT 500 - 529MELAB 69+CanTEST 35+CAEL Overall 40+TRU ESL level 2
Direct entry to Level 2 ESL
Level 2 ESL 5 ESL CoursesLevel 2 completion = Direct entry to level 3 ESL + ESL Foundations Certifi cate awardLevel 2 Entry requirements
TRU English Placement Test is required for entry
Direct entry to Level 1 ESL
5 ESL CoursesLevel 1 completion = Direct entry to level 2 ESLTRU English Placement Test requiredSuggested Entry requirement TOEFL iBT 20
TOEFL Exam FormatsTOEFL iBT = Internet-Based TestTOEFL PBT = Paper Based Test
TRU is a leader in ESL education for university and college students Our ESL program is designed to provide specifi c and appropriate language training for students who plan to proceed to post-secondary study focusing on English for academic purposes Our students come from around the world and we look forward to meeting you
ESL Bridging Certifi cates
Each requires completion of Level 4 one ESL electiveand two specifi c academic courses
bull English and Sciencesbull English and Liberal Arts
bull English and Fine Artsbull English and Business
International Program Guide Study Options | 23
International Baccalaureate (IB)The IB diploma is accepted for admission to TRU Transfer credit will be granted for higher level courses completed with a score of 5 or higher Students have the option to decline the transfer credit if they wish to complete the course(s) at the University
To transfer credits to Arts Business or Science you must have
1 Official IB transcript2 HL courses only3 Grade of 5 6 or 7For a complete list of the IB transfer credits please go to trucaadmissionshs-studentsib
Official transcripts must be sent to the Admissions Office directly from the testing centre Transcripts can be requested from
International Baccalaureate New York Attn Transcripts 475 Riverside Drive Suite 240 New York NY 10115 Phone 2126964464
Advanced Placement (AP) Exams through the College BoardAP exams will be accepted for admission to TRU Transfer credit is granted for approved subjects passed with a grade of a subject grade of 4 or higher Official transcripts must be provided from the College Board Students may choose to repeat a course at TRU by forfeiting the credit To transfer credits you must have
bull Official AP transcriptbull Grade of 4 or 5For more information on transfer credit to arts science or business programs at TRU visit trucaadmissionshs-studentsstandingcb
General Certificate of Educational Studies (GCE)Students completing their GCE will be considered for admission on a combination of factors For admission to TRU you will need
bull A minimum of two Advanced (A) level courses and two Advanced Subsidiary (AS) level courses or
bull A minimum of two A-level courses and three Ordinary (O) level subjects
bull Completion of O-levels (University Preparation courses will need to be completed at TRU)
GCE Advanced Level (A-Level Exams) transfer creditTransfer credit is granted for approved A-level courses passed with a grade of an A or B Official transcripts must be provided to receive transfer credit (Check the BC Transfer Guide to see the specific TRU credit for the identified AP and IB courses) Students may choose to repeat a course at TRU by forfeiting the credit To transfer credits you must have
1 Official GCE transcript2 A-Level courses only3 Grade of A or BFor more information on transfer credit to arts science or business programs at TRU visit trucaadmissionshs-studentsstandingalevel
DAADTRU will accept the DAAD language test with a minimum B2 level as proof of meeting the English Language requirement for Visiting International Students only Students will be required to take the English Placement Test on arrival only as guidance for counselors in the event students may need more English language support
General Education Development (GED) TestThe GED is accepted high school equivalent for admission to TRU under the following conditions
bull Must be 17 years of agebull Will need IELTS scorebull Will need to take Accuplacer Math
assessment at TRU
Transfer CreditTRU will accept college and university transfer credit Official transcripts and detailed course outlines must be provided to receive transfer credit
bull Transfer credit assessment is done once the student has been admitted to TRU and submitted official transcripts and course outlines
bull A maximum of 50 of any program will be recognized outside of TRU
bull International Admissions will assess a studentrsquos formal learning from other accredited post-secondary institutions
bull TRU will give transfer credit whenever possible total will differ depending on program
International Accreditations and Transfer Credit
RECOGNIZING FUTURE GLOBAL LEADERSThe TRU Global Competency Certificate allows students to earn formal recognition for their intercultural and international experiencesmdashfrom Study Abroad to learning a second language to volunteer work
Global Competency is a credential that can be earned in tandem with any credit programmdashundergraduate or graduatemdashoffered by Thompson Rivers University
The program uses a portfolio approach that allows each student to track a number of different educational and personal experiences
How Do I Earn ItTo earn this credential a student must
1 Attend an Orientation session2 Sign up for GLBL1000 3 Earn and compile points4 Submit a portfolio to the Centre for
Student Engagement office OM1468
Global Competency
24 | International Program Guide Study Options
School of Business and EconomicsMaster of BusinessAdministration (MBA)The TRU MBA Advantage
The TRU MBA is designed to meet the needs of our students who can customize their learning experience with maximum fl exibility and unparalleled choice
bull One and two-year MBA programs bull Three program completion options
Graduate Project Graduate Thesis and Course-Based completion options
bull TRUrsquos MBA program does notrequire a GMAT score or have a minimum professional workexperience requirement
Entrance Requirements
1 Education 3 or 4-year undergraduate degree with a minimum B average (GPA of 30 on a scale of 400 or equivalent) in the last 60 credits
2 Language rsaquo Completion of undergraduate
degree at an English language university in a country where English is the primary language or
rsaquo IELTS score of 70 (all bands) or rsaquo A minimum TOEFL score of 100 with
no section below 20 (IBT) or rsaquo Completion of TRU ENGL 1100 and
CMNS 1290 with a B (GPA of 300)or higher
3 Quantitative and Computing Skills Quantitative skills include a strong background in algebra and statistics Computing skills include having a strong background in word processing presentation and spreadsheet software
One-Year Program
Graduates of a four-year BBA or Bachelor of Commerce degrees may be eligible for direct admission to the 12-month MBA Level The MBA program consists of eight core courses plus a choice of one of three completion options
Two-Year Program
Students from other undergraduate fi elds may be eligible for the two-year MBA program which provides students witha solid foundation in business administration plus the strategic management skills required to succeed in the global business environment
MBA Foundation amp GraduateCertifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) program
The two-year MBA begins with the Graduate Certifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) program which consists of 6 courses (2 semesters) of Foundation courses in the major subject areas of Business Administration The GCBA off ers a pathway to the 12-month MBA program for students with non-business-related undergraduate degrees and ensures they have the knowledge required to be successful in the MBA program Upon successful completion of the MBA Foundation courses with a minimumB grade proceed automatically to the MBA level which requires 3 semesters(12 months) to complete
All MBA students in year 2 complete eight core courses plus a choice of one of three completion options Course-Based Graduate Project or Graduate Thesis
The Course-Based option provides the opportunity to study four additional advanced management courses in areas such as Corporate Finance Marketing Decision Analysis Entrepreneurshipand Innovation
The Graduate Project option provides the opportunity to address an applied management issue or problem This option provides situational experience and allows the student to focus in a specifi c areaof management
The Graduate Thesis option provides the opportunity to prepare and defend a thesis further developing critical thinking skills as well as academic research skills
Graduates of our MBA program have successfully obtained positions in a variety of industries and sectors including major corporations government small- and medium-sized businesses and non-profi ts locally across Canada and around the world
Throughout the program TRUrsquos MBA Students are off ered opportunities for career development The Career Development Program provides workshops events guest speakers and activities designed to develop career readiness for MBA students and provide additional opportunities to achieve the learning goals and objectives of the program
For more information about MBA studies at TRU please visit our website at trucamba or email us at mbatruca
What can I studyin Business andEconomics at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Master of Business Administrationbull MBA Foundation amp Graduate
Certifi cate in Business Administration
bull Post-Baccalaureate Diplomas rsaquo Accounting rsaquo Business Administration rsaquo Finance rsaquo Human Resource Management rsaquo International Business rsaquo Marketing rsaquo New Venture Creation rsaquo Supply Chain Management
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Business Administration rsaquo Accounting rsaquo Economics rsaquo Environmental Economics amp
Sustainable Development (Minor)
rsaquo Finance rsaquo Financial Markets
amp Institutions (Minor) rsaquo Human Resource Management rsaquo Information Technology rsaquo International Business rsaquo Marketing rsaquo New Venture Creation rsaquo Supply Chain Management
bull Bachelor of BusinessAdministration and Computing Science double degree
bull Bachelor of CommercemdashTRU-OLbull Bachelor of Public
AdministrationmdashTRU-OL
Diplomas
bull Accounting Technicianbull Executive Assistantbull Management
Certifi cates
bull Administrative Assistantbull Management StudiesCo-op internship available
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International Program Guide Study Options | 25
School of Business and EconomicsPOST-BACCALAUREATEDIPLOMAS IN BUSINESSThe Post-Baccalaureate diplomas are valuable to international students who wish to come to Canada to learn English gain exposure to the culture and study in a compressed format Post-Baccalaureate diplomas normally take two years to complete on a full-time basis and are designed for students with a degree in a diff erent fi eld of study
Admission Requirements
bull Math 12 or MATH 0610 or MATH 1000 or equivalent (C+ or higher)
bull ENGL 1100 or equivalent with a C+or higher
bull A bachelor degreeStudents may commence their studies while they upgrade their mathematics and English
AccountingMATH 107 Mathematics for Business amp Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
ECON 1900 Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics orSTAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
ACCT 3200 Intermediate Financial Accounting 1
ACCT 3210 Intermediate Financial Accounting 2
ACCT 3220 Income Taxation 1
ACCT 3230 Income Taxation 2
ACCT 3250 Intermediate Management Accounting
FNCE 4110 Adv Financial Management for Accountants
ACCT 4200 Advanced Financial Accounting
ACCT 4230 Assurance
ACCT 4250 Advanced Management Accounting
MIST 4610 Strategic Management Information Systems
Business AdministrationMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business amp Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Mathematics with Applications 1
MNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
ECON 1900 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Principles of Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics orSTATS 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MNGT 4780 Strategic Management
One additional 30004000 business course
Note Business courses include those beginning with the ACCT BLAW MIST ENTR FNCE HRMN IBUS MKTG MNGT ORGB SCMN or BUSN acronyms
FinanceMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Mathematics with Applications 1
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics orMATH 1130 Enriched Calculus or MATH 1140 Calculus 1 or MATH 1150 Calculus for Biological Sciences
ECON 1900 Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 orSTAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
FNCE 3150 Investments 1
FNCE 3170 Investments 2
FNCE 3180 Risk Management and Financial Engineering
FNCE 4130 Advanced Financial Management
FNCE 4180 International Financial Management
At least fi ve ofBLAW 2910 Commercial Law
FNCE 3140 Financial Statement Analysis
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
FNCE 4120 Business Valuation and Restructuring
FNCE 4140 Personal Financial Management
FNCE 4160 Portfolio Management
FNCE 4190 Financial Institutions Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
Human ResourceManagementMNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
ORGB 3770 Teamwork in Organizations
ORGB 3810 Organizational Theory and Design
HRMN 3830 Human Resource Planning and Staffi ng
HRMN 3840 Employee and Labour Relations
BLAW 3920 Employment Law
HRMN 4830 Total Rewards
HRMN 4840 Organizational Learning Trainingand Development
ORGB 4870 Organizational Development and Change
HRMN 4890 Selected Topics in HR Management
International BusinessMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or
STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
MKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3510 International Business
IBUS 3520 Global Management
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
IBUS 4520 International Trade Finance
IBUS 4530 International Trade Law and Logistics
IBUS 4540 Global Entrepreneurship
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TRU Moose Donrsquot be surprised if people you donrsquot know smile and say ldquohirdquo Canadians are just that friendly
26 | International Program Guide Study Options
MarketingACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
MKTG 3470 Consumer Behaviour
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3510 International Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MKTG 4460 Marketing Strategy
At least seven ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
MKTG 4400 Professional Sales Management
MKTG 4410 Services Marking
MKTG 4420 Brand Management
MKTG 4430 Retail Management
MKTG 4440 Advanced Marketing Research
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
New Venture CreationMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics or MATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
MKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
ENTR 3720 All Business Finance
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
ENTR 4750 New Venture Creation
ENTR 4760 Small Business Management
Supply Chain ManagementMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business amp Economics or MATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics 2 or MATH 1130 Enriched Calculus or MATH 1140 Calculus 1 or
MATH 1150 Calculus for Biological Sciences
STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
SCMN 3330 Procurement Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MIST 3620 Web-Enabled Business
SCMN 4310 Operations Management
SCMN 4320 Logistics and Transportation
SCMN 4390 Selected Topics in Supply Chain Management
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
At least 2 ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
IBUS 3520 Global Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
School of Business and Economics gt trucamba gt trucabusiness
Accountingbull Treasury Manager bull Chief Financial Officer bull Budget Director bull Taxation Manager bull Management Consultant bull Tax Auditor bull International Accountant
Financebull Corporate Loans Officer bull Personal Financial Advisorbull Equity Analyst bull Portfolio Manager bull Chief Financial Officer bull Stock Broker bull Investment Dealer bull Treasury Manager
Human Resource Managementbull Director of Human Resourcesbull Training Officer bull Industrial Relations Officer bull Health and Safety Specialist bull Harassment Advisor bull Employee Benefits Officerbull Human Resources Manager
Information Technology bull Network Manager bull Systems Analyst bull Website Designer bull Computer Programmer bull Database Administrator
International Businessbull Export Sales Manager bull Foreign Trade Consultantbull Import and Export Specialist bull International Marketing Manager bull International Shipping Specialist
Marketingbull Brand Manager bull Advertising Account Executivebull District Sales Manager bull Market Researcher bull Sales Representative bull Public Relations Directorbull Promotions Manager
New Venture Creation bull Small Business Ownerbull Franchiseebull Loans Officerbull Venture Capitalistbull Small Business Consultant
Supply Chain Managementbull Process Engineerbull Supply Chain Analystbull Supply Chains Systems Managerbull InventoryPurchasing Managerbull Materials AnalystManagerbull Logistics Manager
Typical Job Titles
International Program Guide Study Options | 27
Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)The Bachelor of Business Administration degree is a four-year program
bull First and second years Foundation of business and non-business courses
bull Third and fourth years Students select majors and minors or concentrations
bull Current major and minor options Accounting Economics Finance New Venture Creation Human Resource Management International Business Marketing Information Technology (major only) and Public Relations (minor only)
First and Second Year Courses
bull 6 Humanities credits (English Philosophy Languages Fine Arts)
bull 6 Social Sciences credits (Anthropology Canadian Studies Economics Geography Political Studies Psychology Sociology)
Core CoursesThe following 72 credits (24 courses) are requiredACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
CMNS 1290 Introduction to Professional Writing
CMNS 3240 Business Communications
ECON 1900 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Principles of Macroeconomics
ECON 2320 Statistics for Business and Economics 1
ECON 2330 Statistics for Business and Economics 2
ECON 3040 Managerial Economics
ENGL 1100 Introduction to University Writing or ENGL 1110 Introduction to Prose Fiction or ENGL 1120 Introduction to Poetry or ENGL 1140 Introduction to Drama or ENGL 1210 Introduction to Drama and Poetry
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MNGT 4780 Strategic Management
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
PHIL 1110 Introduction to Critical Thinking
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
BBA MajorsAccountingACCT 3200 Intermediate Financial Accounting 1
ACCT 3210 Intermediate Financial Accounting 2
ACCT 3220 Income Taxation 1
ACCT 3230 Income Taxation 2
ACCT 3250 Intermediate Management Accounting
FNCE 4110 Advanced Financial Management for Accountants
ACCT 4200 Advanced Financial Accounting
ACCT 4230 Assurance
ACCT 4250 Advanced Management Accounting
MIST 4610 Strategic Management Information Systems
EconomicsThe Major in Economics requires 42 ECON credits of which 24 must be at the 3000 and 4000 level with a minimum of 6 at the 4000 level ECON 2900 and ECON 2950 are required and either ECON 3900 or ECON 3950 must be taken
FinanceFNCE 3150 Investments 1
FNCE 3170 Investments 2
FNCE 3180 Risk Management and Financial Engineering
FNCE 4130 Advanced Financial Management
FNCE 4180 International Financial Management
Plus at least three ofFNCE 3140 Financial Statement Analysis
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
FNCE 4120 Business Valuation and Restructuring
FNCE 4140 Personal Financial Management
FNCE 4160 Portfolio Management
FNCE 4190 Financial Institutions Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
General BBAStudents must complete at least 24 credits (normally 8 courses) of 300 or 400-level business or ECON courses in addition to the core requirements in 3rd and 4th year
Human Resource ManagementORGB 3810 Organizational Theory and Design
HRMN 3830 Human Resource Planning and Staffing
HRMN 3840 Employee and Labour Relations
BLAW 3920 Employment Law
HRMN 4830 Total Rewards
HRMN 4840 Organizational Learning Training and Development
ORGB 4870 Organizational Development and Change
HRMN 4890 Selected Topics in HR Management
International BusinessMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3520 Global Management
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
IBUS 4520 International Trade Finance
IBUS 4530 International Trade Law and Logistics
IBUS 4540 Global Entrepreneurship
MarketingMKTG 3470 Consumer Behaviour
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
MKTG 4460 Marketing Strategy
Plus at least five ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
MKTG 4400 Professional Sales Management
MKTG 4410 Services Marketing
MKTG 4420 Brand Management
MKTG 4430 Retail Management
MKTG 4440 Advanced Marketing Research
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
New Venture CreationACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
MKTG 3480 Market Research
ENTR 3720 Small Business Finance
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communicated
ENTR 4750 New Venture Creation
ENTR 4760 Small Business Management
School of Business and Economics gt trucamba gt trucabusiness
28 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism
TOURISM MANAGEMENTTourism Management faculty strive to deliver education experiences that blend theory with practice to ensure our graduates are confident in applying the knowledge they gain and management practicemdashboth essential for leaders of tomorrow
Bachelor of Tourism Management (BTM)This four-year degree provides a solid foundation for the management of tourism businesses The BTM is designed to give students the skill and confidence to develop their own tourism businesses and fill the growing need for managers in the tourism industry Course assignments introduce students to current management issues with local regional national and international tourism businesses and organizations
Students may enter in first year or may transfer from other programs Graduates of TRU tourism diplomas or other tourism or business-related diplomas may also ladder into the BTM
Bachelor of Tourism Management Double DegreeTake your 4th year in the Netherlands and get a double degree TRU has partnered with the best university of applied sciences in the Netherlands to offer a second credential effectively doubling your degree in a single year of study abroad Instruction at NHTV is in English fostering connections with your fellow students and with your Dutch counterparts who will complete the double degree at TRU in their fourth year
Tourism Management DiplomasEvents and Conventions ManagementSpecial events and conventions are being recognized as great income generators for a community and the fastest growing segment of the tourism industry Employment opportunities exist within corporations hotels resorts convention centres municipal convention and visitorsrsquo bureaus and destination management companies
Resort and Hotel ManagementThis two-year diploma program is designed to provide the theory and practical skills essential to begin a career in Resort and Hotel Management Courses in this diploma provide instruction in Hotel Operations Food and Beverage Management and Hospitality Administration
Sports Event ManagementIn this multi-faceted program you will learn about sports and business From managing a sporting company or organization directing a club sport facility or starting your own company this is your opportunity to practice and master the business skills and expertise to produce organize and manage sport events anywhere
Tourism ManagementThe Tourism Management diploma will provide the basic skills and training for careers in Venue Management Tourism Community Planning and Consulting Tourism Marketing Management and Small Tourism Business Management
What can I study in Tourism at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Post-Baccalaureate Diplomas rsaquo Adventure Studies rsaquo International
Tourism Development rsaquo Tourism
Destination Development rsaquo Tourism
Experience Development
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies ndash Adventure Concentration
bull Bachelor of Tourism Management
rsaquo Majorsbull Adventurebull Entrepreneurbull Management
rsaquo Minorbull Adventure Studiesbull International Adventure in
Tourism Developmentbull Entrepreneurshipbull Managementbull Marketingbull Environmental Economics
and Developmentbull Financebull Human Resourcesbull International Business
Diplomas
bull Adventure Guide bull Adventure Management bull Events amp Conventions Managementbull Resort amp Hotel Managementbull Sports Event Managementbull Tourism Management
Certificates
bull Aboriginal Tourismbull Adventure Sportsbull Canadian Mountain and Ski Guidebull Culinary Artsbull Retail Meat Processing
International Opportunities
bull Adventure Tourism field tripbull Study Abroad
Co-op internship available
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POSTndashBACCALAUREATE TOURISM MANAGEMENT DIPLOMASPost-baccalaureate diplomas aredesigned for those who already have an undergraduate degree
Students will acquire a strong foundation in international tourism development subjects including experiences marketing environmental issues community and cultural issues product developmentand innovation
Admission Requirements
bull Any undergraduate degreebull Math 12 or equivalent bull IELTS 65 no band less than 60 or TOEFL
88 no section less than 20
Adventure StudiesTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (24 credits)TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing and Customer Service
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
ADVG 3110 Adventure Activities (Note this course has an activity fee)
ADVG 3130 Adventure Operations
ADVG 4010 Business Applications for Eco and Adventure Tourism Management
ADVG 4020 Legal Liability and Risk Management for Eco and Adventure Businesses
ADVG 4220 The Culture of Adventure
SpecializationmdashRequired Course (6 credits)
Select a total of 6 credits within ADVG activity based courses (1000-2000 level) Examples include kayaking skiing rock climbing ocean surfi ng etc
SpecializationmdashOptions (9 credits)
Select 3 of the following optionsADVG 4030 Contemporary Perspectives in Eco
and Adventure
ADVG 4040 Programming Experiential Activities
ADVG 4070 Directed Studies in Adventure
ADVG 4210 Adventure and Sport Marketing
ADVG 4230 Consulting In Adventure
39 Total Credits
InternationalTourism DevelopmentTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (39 credits)TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing and Customer Service
TMGT 3010 Community and Cultural Issues in Tourism
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
TMGT 4010 Experience Creation and Product Development
ADVG 4100 Adventure Tourism Field Trip (International)(Note course has activity fees and travel costs associated with it)
SpecializationmdashRequired Course (18 credits)
ADVG 4050 International Adventure Tourism Business
ADVG 4090 Nature-based Community Development
TMGT 4160 Tourism in a Global Environment
TMGT 2610 Environmental issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
ADVG 4070 Directed Studies in Adventure
39 Total Credits
Tourism DestinationDevelopmentTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (21 credits)CMNS 1810 Business Professional and Academic
Composition (or ENGL 1100)
TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing amp Customer Service
TMGT 2610 Environmental Issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3000 Practicum in Tourism (120 hours)
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
Tourism Electivesmdash(15 credits)
One Lower Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Upper Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Culture amp Place Elective from TMGT 3010 4090 4100 4220 ADVG 4220
One Global Perspectives Elective from TMGT 4030 4040 4160 4981 ADVG 4050 4160
One Experience Design Elective from TMGT 4010 4050 4130 4170 4180 4210 ADVG 4040 4200
Specializationmdash(18 credits)
EVNT 2190 Destination Marketing Organizations
TMGT 3010 Community and Cultural Issues in Tourism
TMGT 3040 Land Use Management or
TMGT 4040 Tourism and Sustainable Development
TMGT 4120 Developing New Tourism Enterprises or
TMGT 4140 Tourism Strategy
Specialty ElectiveSelect 1 of the following
TMGT 2080 2090 4030 4050 ADVG 4090
TMGT 4020 Graduating Seminar
54 Total Credits
Tourism ExperienceManagementTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (21 credits)CMNS 1810 Business Professional and Academic
Composition (or ENGL 1100)
TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing amp Customer Service
TMGT 2610 Environmental Issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3000 Practicum in Tourism (120 hours)
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
Tourism Electivesmdash(15 credits)
One Lower Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Upper Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Culture amp Place Elective from TMGT 3010 4090 4100 4220 ADVG 4220
One Global Perspectives Elective from TMGT 4030 4040 4160 4981 ADVG 4050 4160
One Experience Design Elective from TMGT 4010 4050 4130 4170 4180 4210 ADVG 4040 4200
Specializationmdash(18 credits)
Select 5 of the following optionsADVG 4040 Programming Experiential Activities
ADVG 4160 Community Capacity Building
TMGT 4010 Experience Creation and Product Development
TMGT 4050 Event Tourism
TMGT 4090 The Culture of Events
TMGT 4100 The Social Side of Tourism
TMGT 4130 Tourist Behaviour
TMGT 4170 Information Technology in Tourism
TMGT 4180 Managing the Tourist Experience
TMGT 4210 Casino Operations Management
54 Total Credits
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30 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism gt trucatourism
We off er the fi nest and most extensive Adventure Studies training in the world We create exceptional educational experiences to foster studentsrsquo physical mental and emotional development so as to be of service to the global commercial adventure industry
Programs of StudyThe Adventure Studies department now off ers eight diverse programs of study Each program enables students to obtain the knowledge and qualifi cations required for employment and careers in the eco and adventure tourism industry Many opportunities for career and adventure pursuits exist for TRU graduates
bull adventure specialist bull avalanche technician bull college instruction bull environmental studies bull government consultingbull guiding bull international development bull photo journalism bull tourism marketingbull travel writing
Adventure Studies in the Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS) is a unique program that allows students to design their own curriculum customized to their specifi c interests and goals The BIS is intended as a two-year add-on (60 credits) to any 60 credits of lower level credits a student brings into the program
Adventure Studies in Bachelor of Tourism Management is a unique combination of theory and practice both local and abroad that produces competent graduates who quickly apply their skills to their careers as consultants to businesses organizations communities government tourism and tourism industry professionals
The Adventure Guide Diploma is the best known guide training program that attracts worldwide scrutiny and sets the standard for training whitewater ocean climbing and ski guides in Canada
The Adventure Management Diploma provides students with a broad background and understanding of the management of adventure activities and the opportunity to develop profi ciency in their personal adventure sport skills
The Canadian Mountain and Ski Guide Certifi cation Diploma Program (CMSG)is a collaborative program between the Adventure Studies Department and the Association of Canadian MountainGuides (ACMG) The program includes industry-recognized certifi cations tothe standards of the ACMG and International Federation of Mountain Guide Associations (IFMGA)
Adventure Sport Certifi cate an introduction to adventure sports and the adventure industry This is the ideal program for entry-level adventure students and students wishing to explore their career interest in adventure-related fi elds
The Culinary Arts Training program covers all aspects of the professional kitchen from appetizers and gourmet foods to the creation of exquisite desserts Graduates of the Culinary Arts program can look forward to job opportunities in the food and restaurant industry
Culinary Arts Certifi cateAdmission Requirements
bull Successful medical exam bull Successful completion of the entry
assessment test (Accuplacer) through the TRU Assessment Centre This test is a measure of English and math competency taken by all students
bull Interview with program coordinator
Course Length - 3 Semesters
Includes 13 months of hands-on training which takes 16 months to complete There is a four-month summer break (May to August) for the opportunity to gain formalized work experience
Professional Cook Level 130 weeks (2 semesters)Cook 1J Safety and Sanitation
Cook 1H Basic Food Service and Kitchen Management
Cook 1K Health CareCook-Chill
Cook 1A Vegetable and Starch Cookery
Cook 1B Meat and Poultry Cookery
Cook 1C Seafood Cookery
Cook 1D Stocks Soups and Sauces
Cook 1E Meat Poultry and SeafoodCutting and Processing
Cook 1F Cold Kitchen
Cook 1G Baking and Desserts
Cook 1I Egg and Breakfast Cookery
Cook 2M Employment Skills
160 hours of work practicum in industry
Work Practicum and Industry Hours
Students will be required to log 120 hours within the industry In addition to the work practicum students must have a total of 400 hours of work-based training by working during summer prior to registering for Professional Cook Level 2
Professional Cook Level 214 weeks (1 Semester)
During the fi nal 14 weeks in addition to a full course load you will be required to work in the afternoons and evenings preparing dishes for the highly acclaimed TRU Dining Room Accolades and learn to learn to plan menus control food costs and begin to acquire industry management skills
CULINARY ARTS
ADVENTURE STUDIES
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Faculty of Science
What can I studyin Science at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Master of Sciencein Environmental Science
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Science rsaquo Majors
bull General Sciencebull Animal Biologybull Chemistrybull Chemical Biologybull Cellular Molecular
amp Microbial Biologybull Ecology amp
Environmental Biologybull Environmental Chemistrybull Computing Sciencebull Mathematicsbull Mathematical Sciencesbull Physicsbull Statistics
rsaquo Minorsbull Geoarcheologybull Management
bull Bachelor of Computing Sciencebull Bachelor of Computing Science
amp Business Administrationdouble degree
bull Bachelor of Natural Resource Sciencebull Bachelor of Health Sciencebull Bachelor of Technology Managementbull Associate of Science bull Forestry Transfer (1st amp 2nd year)bull Engineering Transfer
(2-year transfer program)
Diplomas
bull Computer Information Systems Technology
bull Architectural ampEngineering Technology
bull Respiratory Therapy
Co-op internship available
SCIENCES ANDENVIRONMENT
Master of Science inEnvironmental ScienceThe TRU Master of Science in Environmental Science is a thesis-based degree with three areas of specialization 1) Ecology and Evolution 2) Physical Sciences and 3) Policy and Management The program is designed to produce graduates who are innovative andhave multi-disciplinary skills and broad knowledge in the fi eld of environmental science It is structured to be unique fl exible and relevant
Applications must be submitted four months before the intended starting date Please note that applications cannot be processed until a faculty member has indicated they will act as supervisor for the studentrsquos thesis Please contact the Coordinator of the Master of Science program at MSc_Coordtruca for more information
Admission Requirements
MSc application form cover letter personal reacutesumeacute two letters of recommendation written by professional or academic references offi cial copy of educational transcripts with GPA of 333 over the last two years of undergraduate studies and offi cial TOEFL results
Bachelor of Science (BSc)The Bachelor of Science degree program is a rigorous program that provides students with both depth and breadth in their science education emphasizes the acquisition of communication skills and promotes computer literacy The program also provides fl exibility so that students may pursue interests in disciplines outside there area of specialization TRU off ers three routes to a Bachelor of Science degree a Majors program in a specifi c discipline or disciplines an Honours Program in a specifi c discipline or a General Science Degree Program
Pre-Professional Health Sciences (Bachelor of Science)
Students interested in professional health care careers can complete their required undergraduate university study at TRU before applying for admission to professional programs at another university
Pre-Professional Health Sciences
bull Pre-Medicinebull Pre-Pharmacybull Pre-Chiropracticbull Pre-Dentistrybull Pre-Naturopathic Medicine
Bachelor of ScienceAdmission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 (or equivalent)bull Pre-Calculus Math 12 (C+) or Math 12
Principles (C+) or TRU Math 06000610bull Physics 11 (C+) or TRU Physics 0500bull Chemistry 11 (C+) or TRU Chemistry 0500
Bachelor of NaturalResource Science (BNRS)The purpose of the BNRS degree program is to prepare students for careers in a widerange of natural resource sector jobs and for further academic study in graduate school ldquoNatural resourcesrdquo include water forests rangeland soil minerals fi sheries and wildlife Natural resource science therefore is the application of scientifi c principles and knowledge towards a better understanding and management of these resources
Possible areas of employment include
bull Resource management and planning for government or industry
bull Operational forestrybull Teaching interpretation and guidingbull Wildlife biology and managementbull Habitat protectionbull Fisheries and animal researchbull Strategic land use planning
Forestry Transfer ProgramTRU off ers the fi rst general year of Forestry and the second year of Forest Resource Management Forest Science Natural Resource Conservation and Forest Operations Students who have completed the required fi rst or second year courses with a GPA of at least 25 are eligible to apply for admission to the UBC Faculty of Forestry
Katey I love the chemistry program at TRU The professors are incredible I love how accessible they are and always available for questions When you know your professors and they know you it makes for a much more personal learning environment Watch Kateyrsquos video on YouTube mytruworld
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COMPUTING SCIENCEAND ADVANCEDTECHNOLOGY
Why Computing Science
Many of the technologies we use and enjoy today were created by computing scientists As a future computer scientist you could create new technology that could improve society or change the world The Bachelor of Computer Science program has several elective options such as Business amp Management or Arts amp Gaming
Strong Market Terrifi c Jobs
Currently there are not enough computer scientists to fi ll the jobs available
During co-op work terms students can earn up to $40000 per year Graduates typically earn up to $50000 to start with senior positions often reaching $100000 or more
Bachelor of Computing Science (BCS)The BCS degree is for students interested in one of the many diff erent career options in computing science including website design network administration database management and e-commerce applications After two years of general study students do two years of concentrated computing studies
Double Degree Bachelorof Computing Science (BCS) amp Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)Double degrees in both computing and business will provide graduates with a strong platform from which to launch a successful career Whether working as a web applications manager an information systems consultant or CEO of a software company BCSBBA students will possess the combined management and computing skills to be successful in an increasingly high-tech business environment
To earn double degrees students must meetthe requirements of both programs Throughcareful course selection it is possible to complete two degrees in just fi ve years
Engineering Transfer (DegreeProgram) Year 1 and 2The Engineering Transfer Program at TRU allows you to get a jump-start on your engineering studies
Engineering Transfer Year One (38 credits) Complete the foundation courses necessary for your engineering degree in your fi rst year at TRU and transfer to UBC or UVic to complete your degree in biological biomedical civil chemical computer electrical environmental geological geo-technical integrated materials mechanical mining software engineering physics and other engineering specialties
Engineering Transfer Year Two Complete second year of Electrical or Computer engineering and transfer to UVic Following your second year you will then take part in a required 4-8 months Co-op term providing the opportunity to practice your engineering skills and get paid then you will transfer to the University of Victoria in third year to complete your degree
Admission to Engineering requirements
1 Pre-Calculus 11 and 12 with B (73)or better
2 Physics 11 and 12 with B (73) or better3 Chemistry 11 and 12 (highly
recommended) with B (73) 4 English 12 (73 or higher)
Computer Information Systems TechnologyDiploma (CIST)The CIST Diploma is accredited by the Canadian Information Processing Society CIST emphasizes the application of computers to the solution of business related problems The academic training combines technical and computer skills with communication skills (written and oral) and business skills Students who complete this diploma can ladder into year three of the BCS degree
Architectural andEngineering Technology Program (ARET)The Architectural and Engineering Technology Program (ARET) is a three-year diploma that emphasizes the design processes in building civil and mechanical technologies building structures municipal services electrical plumbing and HVAC (heating ventilating and AC) systems
Students will acquire problem solving skills in engineering and building design and in-depth knowledge in construction management building regulations and technical writing Courses include construction surveying architectural design fl uid mechanics mechanical and electrical design steel wood and reinforced concrete design and structural analysis
Students who complete the three-year ARET program can ladder into the Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM) degree and complete the degree after just 3 more semesters
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Faculty of Science gt trucascience
Typical Job Titlesin Computing Sciencebull Graphic Design Firmsbull Web and Flash Development Firmsbull Multimedia Design Firmsbull Print and Digital Media
Developmentbull Corporate Design and
Communicationsbull Advertising Agenciesbull Online Publishingbull Web Animation
Typical Job Titles in ARETbull Building Technologistbull Mechanical Technologistbull Civil Technologistbull Designer job captain specifi cation
writer estimator quantity surveyor or project administrator
bull Typically employed byprofessional engineer companies architects contractors manufacturers and governments
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HEALTH SCIENCES
Respiratory Therapy Diploma TRU is the only educational institution in British Columbia to offer a program in Respiratory Therapy This program is accredited by the Conjoint Committee of the Canadian Society of Respiratory Therapists and the Canadian Medical Association The program consists of two eight-month sessions of instruction at TRU followed by 47 weeks of clinical internship at accredited hospitals
The clinical year begins in June following the second academic session Clinical year students will rotate between hospitals in the interior of BC Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island Applicants must be prepared to relocate as required
Respiratory Therapy (RT) DiplomaBachelor of Health Science (BHSC)Students are admitted into the three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma program with the option to enter the four-year dual diplomadegree stream The dual diplomadegree stream allows successful students to graduate with both a three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma and a four-year Bachelor of Health Science degree within a four year period
Bachelor of Health ScienceThe Bachelor of Health Science is designed to provide Health Care diploma students and graduates the opportunity to obtain a bachelor degree
Graduates from a two-year or three-year diploma can ladder into the Bachelor of Health Science and are granted up to 60 credits for two-year diploma and up to 90 credits for a three-year diploma
Graduates from the following diploma programs have enrolled in the Bachelor of Health Science program
bull Respiratory Therapybull Dental Hygienebull Medical Radiologybull Medical Laboratory Technologybull Massage Therapybull OccupationalPhysiotherapists Assistants
Admission Requirements
Completion of a minimum two-year diploma in Health Care or related area from a recognized program and institution
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)ndash Kamloops campus (limited enrolment)
ndash Williams Lake campus (Years 1 and 2 only limited enrolment)
The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) program is a 4-year degree program (plus practicum placements) Upon completion graduates are eligible to write the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) and apply for registration with the College of Registered Nurses of British Columbia (CRNBC) to practice as a Registered Nurse (RN)
The BScN program educates students to be competent nurses to work with individuals families groups or communities from a health promotion perspective and an ethic of caring Practice experiences occur in acute care extended care and intermediate care hospitals and other community health agencies and homes with options for local regional provincial national and international practicums
Admission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 or equivalent rsaquo BC Chemistry 11 or TRU
Chemistry 0500 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo BC Biology 12 or TRU Biology 0600 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo One other BC Science at the grade 11 or 12 level C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Foundation of Math 12 or Pre-Calculus12 or TRU MATH 0600 and MATH 0610 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo English 12 or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
Practical Nursing Diplomandash Williams Lake campus
The provincial practical nursing education diploma program is a 2-year program designed to provide learners with the knowledge skills judgments and attitudes to perform to the full range of competencies as identified by the College of Licensed Practical Nurses of British Columbia (CLPNBC) The aim of the program is to prepare graduates to care for individuals and families at multiple life stages and in a variety of practice settings Upon successful completion of the program you will be eligible to write the Canadian Practical Nurse Registration Exam (CPNRE) required for licensure in BC
Admission Requirements
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalent rsaquo English 12English 12 First Nations
or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Math 11 Foundations with a C minimum grade
rsaquo Human Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nurses with a C+ minimum grade
Students have two options to meet this prerequisite
1 PNUR 1300 Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nursing OR TRU-Open Learning - HLTH 1121 Foundation Human Anatomy-Physiology for Heath Promotion
2 BIOL 1590 and BIOL 1690 Human Anatomy and Physiology OR TRU-Open Learning - BIOL 1593 and BIOL 1693 with a C minimum grade
Option 2 is recommended for students who are looking to ladder into the BScN program
Faculty of Science
School of Nursing gt trucanursing
34 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Arts
The Faculty of Arts offers exceptional opportunities for students inside and outside of the classroom to explore ideas engage communities and encounter the world
Police and Justice DiplomaThe Police and Justice Diploma prepares students for careers in Canadian policing and justice including sheriffs corrections parole and private security The program prepares graduates to have the necessary skills and knowledge required for a justice-related career Graduates may further their studies in the Bachelor of Arts Major in Criminology at TRU
Bachelor of Arts (BA)The Bachelor of Art degree is an excellent way to begin the experience of university for students who want to explore their options The BA offers a broad liberal arts education that combines a concentration in at least one discipline while ensuring a wide selection of courses as well as opportunities to incorporate other learning experiences such as Study Abroad and Co-operative Education
Associate of Arts Degree (AA)The associate arts degree is a 2-year program designed to provide an educational experience that lays a solid foundation for further study Students are required to complete a broad range of course offerings balanced with in-depth study in science
Bachelor of General Studies (BGS) (Online Only)This degree program provides a flexible structure that allows students to create their own program with as much or as little subject specialization as they want
Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS)BIS is a unique two-year program that students may enter after two years of university study or a two-year post-secondary diploma It allows students to create a customized program of study in their third and fourth years or to create new career options by completing their undergraduate degrees
Bachelor of Journalism (BJour)Students may enter this program directly from high school or after completing two years of study in the liberal arts This degree is career-oriented aimed at preparing students to become communication specialists for employment with community and daily newspapers magazines government agencies corporations and non-profit and advocacy organizations
Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA)The Fine Arts degree is a four-year program that allows students an education in the visual arts within a university context Studio courses such as Ceramics Drawing Photography Printmaking Sculpture Painting and interdisciplinary combinations of these media will be studied alongside academic disciplines ranging from Art History to English and Philosophy Gallery Studies such as Gallery Management and Curating are also available at the upper-level
What can I study in Arts at TRUMajors amp Minorsbull Communicationsbull Criminologybull Economicsbull Economic and Political Studiesbull Englishbull Geographybull Historybull Interdisciplinary Studiesbull Journalismbull Mathematicsbull Philosophybull Psychologybull Sociologybull Theatre Artsbull Visual Arts
Other Minors and Specializationsbull Anthropologybull Archaeology amp Geologybull Canadian Studiesbull Creative Writingbull Environmental Economics amp
Sustainable Developmentbull Managementbull Political Studies
Degreesbull Bachelor of Artsbull Bachelor of Fine Artsbull Bachelor of Interdisciplinary
Studiesbull Bachelor of Journalism
Diplomasbull Diploma in General Studiesbull Associate of Artsbull Fine Artsbull Police and Justicebull Visual Arts
Certificatesbull Aboriginal Studiesbull Literary and Art Historybull Modern Languagesbull Visual Arts Studio
International Opportunitiesbull AnthropologymdashEastern Europe
amp Philippinesbull Management amp Communicationmdash
Germanybull Leadership in Global Competency
Environmental Sustainability Social Media AdvantagemdashGermany
bull Geography amp JapanesemdashJapan
Co-op internship available
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Faculty of Human Social and Educational Development
Master of Education (MEd)The Master of Education program with a concentration in Educational Leadership offers thesis final project or capstone course options Designed for the working professional involved in education and for students who wish to assume positions as educational leaders and researchers or who work in education health care private industry and government
Education Requirement
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent with a minimum B average (GPA of 30 on a scale of 433) in the last 60 credits or completion of TRUrsquos Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies
Language Requirement
bull Completion of undergraduate degree at an English language university in a country where English is the primary language or
bull IELTS score of 65 (all bands) orbull A minimum TOEFL score of 88 with no
section below 20 (IBT) orbull Completion of TRU ESL level 5
Documentation Required
bull TRU Master of Education applicationbull A personal resumeacutebull A letter of intentbull Two letters of referencebull Official transcripts of all
post-secondary education
Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)The Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies (GCES) is designed to help develop the English language and academic skills to successfully meet the MEd entry requirements
The GCES is considered a standalone graduate certificate that completes qualifications for admission into TRUrsquos MEd program Students will be required to successfully complete three graduate level courses and students who require English upgrading will need to also successfully complete TRUrsquos ESL program before entering the MEd program Note Credits received in GCES do not transfer to the TRU MEd program
Bachelor of Education (BEd)The Bachelor of Education (Elementary) degree program is a two-year program which prepares students to teach in elementary schools Graduates obtain their professional teaching certificate from the Ministry of Education Teacher Regulation Branch (TRB) which qualifies the graduate to teach kindergarten to grade 12 in BC public schools Graduates can also teach in any province or territory in Canada and in many other countries
Admission Requirements
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent normally in Arts Fine Arts Mathematics Science Music or Physical Education
Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)The Bachelor of Social Work program prepares competent generalist practitioners to provide service and leadership within regional national and global contexts to achieve social justice respect for diversity and social change Employment opportunities exist in a wide variety of government and voluntary organizations such as family and childrenrsquos services child welfare mental health services hospitals womenrsquos services crisis services corrections and Aboriginal social services
Human Service DiplomaThe Human Service Diploma prepares students for careers with government or non-profit agencies that provide support and assistance to individuals coping with economic disadvantage mental health issues developmental gender and diversity issues as well as challenges such as addiction family change and involvement with the justice system
Early Childhood Education Diploma (ECE)The ECE program provides excellent learning techniques so that students can acquire the necessary knowledge and skills to become effective educators of young children Early Childhood Education is a rapidly expanding field Completion of the ECE Diploma satisfies the requirements of the Community Care Facilities Branch (CCFB) of the BC Government for a License to Practice as an Early Childhood Educator in British Columbia
Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) CertificateThe TESL Certificate is designed to provide a comprehensive course of study to prepare students to work in the ESL field nationally and internationally This one-semester program requires a previous university degree for admission It includes 195 instructional hours including a teaching practicum Upon completion students receive a TESL certificate from TRU Graduates may also apply for a second certificate from TESL Canada The components of the program introduce students to the core topics of pedagogical grammar curriculum design and instructional methodology and cross cultural studies as well as to a variety of teaching modules such as Pronunciation Skills Assessment and Evaluation and Second Language Acquisition
Program highlights
bull Accredited by TESL Canada bull Includes a supervised practicum to gain
hands-on guided classroom experiencebull Small class sizes (maximum 20 students) bull Abundant work opportunities in Canada
and around the world
What can I study in Human Social and Educational Development
Graduate
rsaquo Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)
rsaquo Master of Education Leadership
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Education (Elementary)bull Bachelor of Education
(Physical Education)bull Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)
Diploma
bull Early Childhood Educationbull Human Service Diploma
Certificate
bull Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) Post-Baccalaureate Certificate
Co-op internship available
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School of Trades and TechnologyTRUrsquos School of Trades and Technology has many trades training programs that result in provincial Industrial Training Authority or Red Seal Certification The instructors at TRU are some of the best in BC Canada and beyond As the economy struggles there is no better time to complete your trades training so that you will be ahead of the curve and ready when the economy turns around
What can I study in Trades and Technology at TRU
bull Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (online only)
bull Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)
bull Diploma in Water Treatment Technology
Foundation and Apprenticeship Training
bull Automotive Service Technicianbull Carpenterbull Commercial Transport Vehicle Mechanic
Technicianbull Electricianbull Heavy Duty Mechanicbull Gasfittingbull InboardOutboard Mechanicbull Plumbingbull Welding
Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)The BTTM degree program provides technologists with the knowledge and skills necessary to become effective project leaders supervisors and managers in organizations within a changing business and technical environment
Admission Requirements
A two or three-year diploma in technology or equivalent
Students who complete the two-year Water Treatment Technology Program or the three-year Architectural and Engineering Technology program (ARET) can ladder into the BTTM
Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (BTTTL) (Online Only)
This new program the only one of its kind in Canada builds upon the candidatersquos trades or technology qualifications It is aimed at allowing certified tradespeople and technologists to gain the business and leadership knowledge needed for management and other advanced positions
WATER amp WASTEWATER PROGRAMSWater sustains life Now you can help sustain our precious water supplies Gain job-ready skills to protect drinking water quality safeguard water resources and ensure the sustainability of the water supplies that are crucial to public health and the environment Canada and the World are facing shortages of educated and trained water and wastewater operatorsmdashyoursquoll be in demand upon graduation
Certificate in Water amp Wastewater UtilitiesThe Certificate is an entry-level training and education program in the operation and maintenance of Water and Wastewater Treatment Distribution and Collection systems The Certificate requirements are a successful completion of 12 courses 6 per term total of 36 credits to graduate This program ladders into the Water Treatment Technology Diploma Program
Schedule Term 1 August 17 to December 18 2015 Term 2 January 4 to May 09 2016
Water amp Wastewater Technology DiplomaTRU Water and Wastewater Diploma is a two-year four semester program
The diploma prepares students to operate and maintain water and wastewater treatment distribution re-use and disposal facilities as well as how to monitor source water quality This program is designed to educate students in chemistry microbiology mathematics mechanical and electrical systems instrumentation and treatment technologies as they are applied in the water industry Students will also study environmental law occupational health and safety communications and utility management
During the hands-on practical trainingmdashstudents will be trained in the operation maintenance troubleshooting of water systems at the state-of-the-art Kamloops Centre for Water Quality
Students can choose to exit the program after completion of the first year of studies with a Certificate in Water and Wastewater Utilities or complete the entire Diploma This program also ladders into the Bachelors of Technology the Bachelor of
Trades and Technology Leadership or the Bachelor of General Studies at TRU
Admission Requirement
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalentbull Math 11 Foundations or MATH 0410
and 0520 or equivalentbull Chemistry 11 and Biology 11 are
recommendedbull Meet TRUrsquos minimum English
language requirements
For further information please contact Satwinder Paul Program Coordinator spaultruca
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A When to ApplyPlease note the following application deadlines Late applications will be considered if space is availableWinter January semester
Application deadline October 15Summer May semester
Application deadline February 15Fall September semester
Application deadline May 31
B How to Apply1 Application
Complete all information on the application form For faster processing complete application online at truworldca
2 Program Selection Mark your program choices clearly
3 Transcripts With this application submit official transcripts (or certified copies) of your secondary school grades and any post-secondary institutions you have attended Transcripts must be officially translated into English You may scan and email or fax the transcripts for faster processing but originals must be presented on arrival to TRU Otherwise you will not be allowed to register for courses at TRU
4 Application Fee A non-refundable application fee of CDN$100 must accompany your application
5 Send Send your completed application form school transcripts and application fee to International Admissions at iapplytruca
C Next Steps1 Processing
Your application will be processed within five working days
2 Pre-Acceptance TRU will send a pre-acceptance letter indicating(a) the program to which you
have been accepted and (b) any conditions of your acceptance
3 Submit You should submit the required fees for your first semester of study (as outlined in your pre-acceptance letter)
4 Final Acceptance Upon receiving payment of tuition and general fees TRU will send an official letter of acceptance
5 Housing Either make arrangements with the accommodation directly or used the TRU World service to secure your room Students must pay a C$150 accommodation application fee when using the service with TRU World
6 Student VISA Use your official TRU letter of acceptance to apply to the nearest Canadian Embassy or Consulate for a student visa
7 Airport Pickup Note Airport pick up only available at the Kamloops airport Additional charges may apply
D Paymentbull Fees may be paid by credit card (Visa
Mastercard American Express) bank draft or bank transfer You can also make payments through our online secure payment facility at truworldca
bull If paying by bank draft bank wire transfer or money order copy of the financial document must be attached
bull Please make your bank draft or money order payable to Thompson Rivers University
bull Bank transfer details Thompson Rivers University Acct 1105-935 Transit 07200 Swift Code BOFMCAM2 Bank of Montreal (BMO) 101Fndash1180 Columbia Street West Kamloops BC Canada V2C 6R6
Send a copy of the wire transfer receipt to iapplytruca
E Send Applications toInternational Admissions Thompson Rivers University 900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8
Tel +12508285252 Fax +12503715513
Email iapplytruca
TRU Refund PolicyStudents should familiarize themselves with TRUrsquos refund policy prior to submitting payment for their studies
International students who
(a) Withdraw prior to the start of instruction will receive a 50 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced the balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(b) Withdraw in the first or second week of instruction will receive a 25 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced The balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(c) Withdraw after the second week of instruction will receive no refund of tuition A forfeit of the semester tuition and general fees will be implemented if we are not advised of a request for refund or deferral
(d) Withdraw due to a failure to obtain a student permit prior to arrival at TRU will be entitled to a full refund of tuition and general fees invoiced less a CDN$200 administration fee Students must notify TRU in writing and provide documentation prior to the start of the semester (the original letter from the Canadian Embassy stating the reasons the visa was denied is requiredmdashno photocopies scans or faxes are accepted) Total non-refundable including application fee of CDN$100 is CDN$300
(e) New students who wish to defer the start of their first semester of study to a future semester may do so only twice and up to a maximum of one calendar year (ie a student accepted to the fall semester may defer until the next fall semester but not beyond) Continuing students who wish to defer their admission must do so before the beginning of the semester Once the deferral has expired students will need to reapply if they wish to recommence studies at a later date Deferral must be requested in writing and sent to iapplytruca prior to the start of the semester Once instruction begins policies (b) and (c) above apply
(f ) Withdrawal for Medical ReasonsmdashApart from the policy outlined for international students there is no provision for a medical refund outside this policy For continuing students who are required to withdraw for medical reasons we encourage the student to visit their Academic Advisor and fill in a ldquoComplete Program Withdraw Formrdquo This allows the student to withdraw from a course or program without obtaining a ldquoDNC (Did Not Complete)rdquo on their academic record
Application Instructions
Online Interactive Brochure wwwi-studentglobalcomtru
Thompson Rivers University900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8T +12508285252 bull F +12503715513Inquiries welcometruca bull Applications iapplytruca
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16 | International Program Guide Campus Life
Student Housingamp AccommodationLive on campus as part of a vibrant active community of students at the TRU Residence (ldquoTRU Rezrdquo) or On Campus Housing (ldquoMcGillrdquo) Be minutes away from your classes campus amenities and the Tournament Capital Centre
TRU Student Residence The 11-storey TRU Rez has some of the best views in the city Each of the 570 private bedrooms include a desk chair double bed phone TV and lamp Floors are co-ed but two- and four-bedroom suites with shared kitchenette and washroom are either all female or all male
Applications are accepted on a fi rst-come fi rst-served basis First year students enrolled in a degree or diploma program are guaranteed a room for September if application is received before March
2 Bedroom Plan 4 Bedroom Plan
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International Program Guide Campus Life | 17
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McGill On Campus HousingMcGill housing off ers 300 self-contained bedrooms in four-bedroom ldquoquadrdquo units in three buildings Each all-female or all-male quad contains a shared kitchenette washroom and common area with access to a central building for study and recreation Applications will be accepted on a fi rst-come fi rst-served basis
bull Rooms have private outside entrances some have city viewsbull Rooms include bed desk sink kitchen with microwave double burner hot
plate and fridgebull Central building has coin-operated laundry bike storage mail big screen
TV BBQ deck pool tables free wireless internet and study areabull Regular social activities plannedbull Fees include utilities (heat hot water electricity)bull Internet cable TV and phone hookups availablebull On-site management and 24 hourday securitybull Parking available for an extra feebull Two blocks to shopping grocery runs once a week
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Homestay Live with a Canadian FamilyManaged by TRU World staff TRUrsquos homestay program off ers a great opportunity for students to experience Canadian culture and practice English by living with Canadian families or individuals More than 450 carefully selected Canadian homestay providers participate in this program
Homestay Advantages
bull A private furnished bedroombull Three meals per day and snacksbull Care and support of a Canadian familybull Share your culturebull Practice English in real life situations
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Facts About Canadabull Second largest country in the world
bull 35 million people
bull Ten provinces three territories
bull Top UN ranking
bull Multicultural 1 in 6 is a new immigrant
bull Officially bilingual (English and French) but over 200 languages spoken
bull Provinces are responsible for education
Facts About Kamloopsbull Modern safe and comfortable
city of almost 100000bull Vibrant cultural lifebull Over 200 lakes nearbybull Many golf coursesbull Spectacular natural settingbull Affordable cost of livingbull Wide range of outdoor city
and campus activitiesbull 35 hour drive or 45 minute flight
from Vancouverbull 45 minute drive to Sun Peaks Resort
one of North Americarsquos top-ranked ski and snowboard resorts where the Austrian National Ski Team practices Sun Peaks Named Top Two in Best Canadian Ski Destinations by Canadian Living Magazine
bull Exceptional climate
rsaquo 1 in Canada for beautiful summers rsaquo 2 for warmest spring rsaquo 2 for driest city climate rsaquo 2 for most sunny days
in warm months rsaquo 2040 hours of sunshine per year rsaquo Median high temperature 21degC
Facts About TRUbull Founded in 1970 TRU is a public
degree-granting universitybull Almost 13000 students on campus
during Fall and Winter semestersbull More than 1750 international students
from over 85 countriesbull 17000 distance studentsbull TRU is in the heart of Kamloops within
walking distance of everything you need
bull 11 Aboriginal students bull Average class sizemdash1st year
39 students 4th year 20 students bull U-PASS for students provides access
to the Kamloops transit system and free access to the on-campus Canada Games swimming pool
Bruce Excellent School Excellent Faculty
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20 | International Program Guide Study Options
TRU Master Degrees and Graduate Studies Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
MBA Foundation amp Graduate Certifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) 24 8 months SeptJanMay
Master of Business Administration 24 1 year Sept
Graduate Certifcate in Education Studies (GCES) 35 4 months + ESL SeptMay
Master of Education Leadership 35 30 credits Sept
Master of Science Environmental Science 31 2 years SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Accounting 25 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Business Administration 25 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Finance 25 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Human Resource Management 25 51 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in International Business 25 54 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Marketing 26 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in New Venture Creation 26 51 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Supply Chain Management 26 60 credits SeptJanMay
Teaching English as a Second Language Certifi cate (TESL) 35 4 months SeptJanMay
TRU Undergraduate Degrees Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Bachelor of ArtsMajors Communications Economics English Geography History Interdisciplinary Studies Journalism Mathematics Philosophy Psychology Sociology Theatre Arts Visual Arts
34 4 years SeptJanMay C
Bachelor of Business AdministrationMajors Accounting Economics Finance Human Resource Management International Business Marketing New Venture Creation Information Technology
27 4 years SeptJanMay C
Double Degreebull Bachelor of Business Administration amp Bachelor of Computing Science
32 5 years SeptJanMay C
Bachelor of Computing Science 32 4 years SeptJan C
Bachelor of Education - Elementary 35 5 years Sept P
Bachelor of Fine Arts 34 4 years SeptJan
Bachelor of Heath Science 33 4 years SeptJan C
Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies 34 4 years SeptJan C
Bachelor of Journalism 34 4 years Sept P
Bachelor of Natural Resource Science 31 4 years Sept C
Bachelor of ScienceMajors Animal Biology Chemistry Chemical Biology Cellular Molecular amp Microbial Biology Ecology amp Environmental Biology Environmental Chemistry Computing Science Mathematics Mathematical Sciences Physics Statistics
31 4 years SeptJanMay C
Bachelor of Science in Nursing 33 4 years Sept P
Bachelor of Social Work 35 4 years Sept P
Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management 36 4 years SeptJan
Bachelor of Tourism Management 28 4 years SeptJanMay C
Engineering ndash First amp Second Year Transfer 32 1ndash2 years Sept C
Forestry ndash First amp Second Year Transfer 31 1ndash2 years Sept
Complete Program Listing for International StudentsSTUDY OPTIONS
20 | International Program Guide
International Program Guide Study Options | 21
TRU Diploma Programs Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Accounting Technician 2 years Sept
Adventure Guide 30 2 years Sept C
Adventure Management 30 2 years Sept C
Architectural amp Engineering Technology 32 3 years Sept
Associate of Arts 34 2 years SeptJanMay
Associate of Science 2 years SeptJanMay
Computer Information Systems Technology 32 2 years SeptJan C
Early Childhood Education 35 2 years Sept
Events amp Conventions Management 28 2 years Sept
Management 2 years Sept C
Practical Nursing (Williams Lake campus only) 33 2 years TBD P
Police amp Justice 34 2 years Sept
Resort amp Hotel Management 28 2 years Sept P
Respiratory Therapy 33 3 years Sept P
Sports Event Management 28 2 years Sept P
Tourism Management 28 2 years SeptJanMay P
Visual Arts 2 years Sept
Water amp Wastewater Technology 36 2 Years Sept
January intake may be available but course sequencing would prevent completion in 4 semesters
TRU Certifi cate Programs Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Aboriginal Tourism 1 year Sept
Adventure Sports 30 1 year Sept
Culinary Arts 30 16 months JanAug
English as a Second or Additional Language (ESALESL) 22 1ndash25 years SeptJanMay
Literary amp Art History 1 year SeptJan
Modern Languages 1 year SeptJan
Visual Arts Studio 1 year SeptJan
Water amp Wastewater Utilities 1 year August
TRU University Prep amp Student Development Length Intakes Co-op (C)Practicum (P)
Adult Basic Education amp BC Adult Graduation Diploma NA JanMaySept
English as a Second Language NA JanMaySept
University Preparation Courses NA JanMaySept
Note All course and admission information subject to change
trucacalendar
STUDY OPTIONS
International Program Guide | 21
22 | International Program Guide Study Options
English Language Programs
The TRU Advantagebull English Placement Test (EPT) available upon arrivalbull IELTS and TOEFL scores acceptedbull Academic ESL designed to help prepare for university contextbull Can combine ESL and Academic courses for credit in levels 4 and 5bull 20 hours of classroom instruction per week plus language labs
and activitiesbull Access to International Student Activity Program (ISAP)
Each of the fi ve levels of TRUrsquos ESL Program take one semesterto complete
Students with no offi cial test score will take an English Placement Test (EPT) upon arrival at TRU and will be placed in the appropriate level of English language study as indicated in the chart below
If a student has an offi cial test score they may choose to enter ESL or academic courses without taking the TRU English Placement Test See chart to the right
Note In order to guarantee registration for the courses you want please submit your English test scores one month before arriving at TRU
Admission RequirementsEnglish Profi ciency
bull Completion of the TRU ESL Program allows direct entry to academic study
bull TRU accepts test scores for the following English profi ciency exams TOEFL IELTS MELAB CanTEST
bull The Cambridge CAE (Certifi cate in Advanced English) and CPE (Certifi cate of Profi ciency in English) will also be considered for direct entry into academic programs
Academic Requirements
bull Secondary school completion (high school graduation)
bull Other requirements vary by program please consult International Admissions for detailed requirements for specifi c programs at iapplytruca
Minimum Age Students must be at least 17 years oldSee inside back cover for application instructions
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Direct entry into Academic Study
Academic Study requirementsIELTS 65+ with no bands below 60TOEFL iBT 88+ with no section below 20TOEFL PBT 570+ TWE 45+MELAB 81+CanTEST 45+ with no component score below 40CAEL Overall 70+ no subtest below 60TRU Level 5 completion
Direct entry to Level 5 ESL
2 ESL Courses + 3 Academic Courses Level 5 completion = Direct Entry to Academic StudyLevel 5 Entry requirements
IELTS 60+ with no band below 55TOEFL iBT 80+TOEFL PBT 550 - 569 TWE 40+MELAB 77+CanTEST 40+ with no component score below 40CAEL Overall 60+ no subtest below 50TRU Level 4
Direct entry to Level 4 ESL
4 ESL Courses + 1 Academic Course Level 4 completion = Direct Entry to Level 5 ESLLevel 4 Entry requirements
IELTS 55+ with no band below 50TOEFL iBT 71+TOEFL PBT 530 - 549MELAB 74+CanTEST 40+ with no component score below 35CAEL Overall 50+ no subtest below 40TRU ESL level 3
Direct entry to Level 3 ESL
5 ESL CoursesLevel 3 completion = Direct entry to Level 4 ESL + ESL Intermediate Certifi cate awardLevel 3 Entry requirements
IELTS 50+TOEFL iBT 61+TOEFL PBT 500 - 529MELAB 69+CanTEST 35+CAEL Overall 40+TRU ESL level 2
Direct entry to Level 2 ESL
Level 2 ESL 5 ESL CoursesLevel 2 completion = Direct entry to level 3 ESL + ESL Foundations Certifi cate awardLevel 2 Entry requirements
TRU English Placement Test is required for entry
Direct entry to Level 1 ESL
5 ESL CoursesLevel 1 completion = Direct entry to level 2 ESLTRU English Placement Test requiredSuggested Entry requirement TOEFL iBT 20
TOEFL Exam FormatsTOEFL iBT = Internet-Based TestTOEFL PBT = Paper Based Test
TRU is a leader in ESL education for university and college students Our ESL program is designed to provide specifi c and appropriate language training for students who plan to proceed to post-secondary study focusing on English for academic purposes Our students come from around the world and we look forward to meeting you
ESL Bridging Certifi cates
Each requires completion of Level 4 one ESL electiveand two specifi c academic courses
bull English and Sciencesbull English and Liberal Arts
bull English and Fine Artsbull English and Business
International Program Guide Study Options | 23
International Baccalaureate (IB)The IB diploma is accepted for admission to TRU Transfer credit will be granted for higher level courses completed with a score of 5 or higher Students have the option to decline the transfer credit if they wish to complete the course(s) at the University
To transfer credits to Arts Business or Science you must have
1 Official IB transcript2 HL courses only3 Grade of 5 6 or 7For a complete list of the IB transfer credits please go to trucaadmissionshs-studentsib
Official transcripts must be sent to the Admissions Office directly from the testing centre Transcripts can be requested from
International Baccalaureate New York Attn Transcripts 475 Riverside Drive Suite 240 New York NY 10115 Phone 2126964464
Advanced Placement (AP) Exams through the College BoardAP exams will be accepted for admission to TRU Transfer credit is granted for approved subjects passed with a grade of a subject grade of 4 or higher Official transcripts must be provided from the College Board Students may choose to repeat a course at TRU by forfeiting the credit To transfer credits you must have
bull Official AP transcriptbull Grade of 4 or 5For more information on transfer credit to arts science or business programs at TRU visit trucaadmissionshs-studentsstandingcb
General Certificate of Educational Studies (GCE)Students completing their GCE will be considered for admission on a combination of factors For admission to TRU you will need
bull A minimum of two Advanced (A) level courses and two Advanced Subsidiary (AS) level courses or
bull A minimum of two A-level courses and three Ordinary (O) level subjects
bull Completion of O-levels (University Preparation courses will need to be completed at TRU)
GCE Advanced Level (A-Level Exams) transfer creditTransfer credit is granted for approved A-level courses passed with a grade of an A or B Official transcripts must be provided to receive transfer credit (Check the BC Transfer Guide to see the specific TRU credit for the identified AP and IB courses) Students may choose to repeat a course at TRU by forfeiting the credit To transfer credits you must have
1 Official GCE transcript2 A-Level courses only3 Grade of A or BFor more information on transfer credit to arts science or business programs at TRU visit trucaadmissionshs-studentsstandingalevel
DAADTRU will accept the DAAD language test with a minimum B2 level as proof of meeting the English Language requirement for Visiting International Students only Students will be required to take the English Placement Test on arrival only as guidance for counselors in the event students may need more English language support
General Education Development (GED) TestThe GED is accepted high school equivalent for admission to TRU under the following conditions
bull Must be 17 years of agebull Will need IELTS scorebull Will need to take Accuplacer Math
assessment at TRU
Transfer CreditTRU will accept college and university transfer credit Official transcripts and detailed course outlines must be provided to receive transfer credit
bull Transfer credit assessment is done once the student has been admitted to TRU and submitted official transcripts and course outlines
bull A maximum of 50 of any program will be recognized outside of TRU
bull International Admissions will assess a studentrsquos formal learning from other accredited post-secondary institutions
bull TRU will give transfer credit whenever possible total will differ depending on program
International Accreditations and Transfer Credit
RECOGNIZING FUTURE GLOBAL LEADERSThe TRU Global Competency Certificate allows students to earn formal recognition for their intercultural and international experiencesmdashfrom Study Abroad to learning a second language to volunteer work
Global Competency is a credential that can be earned in tandem with any credit programmdashundergraduate or graduatemdashoffered by Thompson Rivers University
The program uses a portfolio approach that allows each student to track a number of different educational and personal experiences
How Do I Earn ItTo earn this credential a student must
1 Attend an Orientation session2 Sign up for GLBL1000 3 Earn and compile points4 Submit a portfolio to the Centre for
Student Engagement office OM1468
Global Competency
24 | International Program Guide Study Options
School of Business and EconomicsMaster of BusinessAdministration (MBA)The TRU MBA Advantage
The TRU MBA is designed to meet the needs of our students who can customize their learning experience with maximum fl exibility and unparalleled choice
bull One and two-year MBA programs bull Three program completion options
Graduate Project Graduate Thesis and Course-Based completion options
bull TRUrsquos MBA program does notrequire a GMAT score or have a minimum professional workexperience requirement
Entrance Requirements
1 Education 3 or 4-year undergraduate degree with a minimum B average (GPA of 30 on a scale of 400 or equivalent) in the last 60 credits
2 Language rsaquo Completion of undergraduate
degree at an English language university in a country where English is the primary language or
rsaquo IELTS score of 70 (all bands) or rsaquo A minimum TOEFL score of 100 with
no section below 20 (IBT) or rsaquo Completion of TRU ENGL 1100 and
CMNS 1290 with a B (GPA of 300)or higher
3 Quantitative and Computing Skills Quantitative skills include a strong background in algebra and statistics Computing skills include having a strong background in word processing presentation and spreadsheet software
One-Year Program
Graduates of a four-year BBA or Bachelor of Commerce degrees may be eligible for direct admission to the 12-month MBA Level The MBA program consists of eight core courses plus a choice of one of three completion options
Two-Year Program
Students from other undergraduate fi elds may be eligible for the two-year MBA program which provides students witha solid foundation in business administration plus the strategic management skills required to succeed in the global business environment
MBA Foundation amp GraduateCertifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) program
The two-year MBA begins with the Graduate Certifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) program which consists of 6 courses (2 semesters) of Foundation courses in the major subject areas of Business Administration The GCBA off ers a pathway to the 12-month MBA program for students with non-business-related undergraduate degrees and ensures they have the knowledge required to be successful in the MBA program Upon successful completion of the MBA Foundation courses with a minimumB grade proceed automatically to the MBA level which requires 3 semesters(12 months) to complete
All MBA students in year 2 complete eight core courses plus a choice of one of three completion options Course-Based Graduate Project or Graduate Thesis
The Course-Based option provides the opportunity to study four additional advanced management courses in areas such as Corporate Finance Marketing Decision Analysis Entrepreneurshipand Innovation
The Graduate Project option provides the opportunity to address an applied management issue or problem This option provides situational experience and allows the student to focus in a specifi c areaof management
The Graduate Thesis option provides the opportunity to prepare and defend a thesis further developing critical thinking skills as well as academic research skills
Graduates of our MBA program have successfully obtained positions in a variety of industries and sectors including major corporations government small- and medium-sized businesses and non-profi ts locally across Canada and around the world
Throughout the program TRUrsquos MBA Students are off ered opportunities for career development The Career Development Program provides workshops events guest speakers and activities designed to develop career readiness for MBA students and provide additional opportunities to achieve the learning goals and objectives of the program
For more information about MBA studies at TRU please visit our website at trucamba or email us at mbatruca
What can I studyin Business andEconomics at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Master of Business Administrationbull MBA Foundation amp Graduate
Certifi cate in Business Administration
bull Post-Baccalaureate Diplomas rsaquo Accounting rsaquo Business Administration rsaquo Finance rsaquo Human Resource Management rsaquo International Business rsaquo Marketing rsaquo New Venture Creation rsaquo Supply Chain Management
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Business Administration rsaquo Accounting rsaquo Economics rsaquo Environmental Economics amp
Sustainable Development (Minor)
rsaquo Finance rsaquo Financial Markets
amp Institutions (Minor) rsaquo Human Resource Management rsaquo Information Technology rsaquo International Business rsaquo Marketing rsaquo New Venture Creation rsaquo Supply Chain Management
bull Bachelor of BusinessAdministration and Computing Science double degree
bull Bachelor of CommercemdashTRU-OLbull Bachelor of Public
AdministrationmdashTRU-OL
Diplomas
bull Accounting Technicianbull Executive Assistantbull Management
Certifi cates
bull Administrative Assistantbull Management StudiesCo-op internship available
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International Program Guide Study Options | 25
School of Business and EconomicsPOST-BACCALAUREATEDIPLOMAS IN BUSINESSThe Post-Baccalaureate diplomas are valuable to international students who wish to come to Canada to learn English gain exposure to the culture and study in a compressed format Post-Baccalaureate diplomas normally take two years to complete on a full-time basis and are designed for students with a degree in a diff erent fi eld of study
Admission Requirements
bull Math 12 or MATH 0610 or MATH 1000 or equivalent (C+ or higher)
bull ENGL 1100 or equivalent with a C+or higher
bull A bachelor degreeStudents may commence their studies while they upgrade their mathematics and English
AccountingMATH 107 Mathematics for Business amp Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
ECON 1900 Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics orSTAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
ACCT 3200 Intermediate Financial Accounting 1
ACCT 3210 Intermediate Financial Accounting 2
ACCT 3220 Income Taxation 1
ACCT 3230 Income Taxation 2
ACCT 3250 Intermediate Management Accounting
FNCE 4110 Adv Financial Management for Accountants
ACCT 4200 Advanced Financial Accounting
ACCT 4230 Assurance
ACCT 4250 Advanced Management Accounting
MIST 4610 Strategic Management Information Systems
Business AdministrationMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business amp Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Mathematics with Applications 1
MNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
ECON 1900 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Principles of Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics orSTATS 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MNGT 4780 Strategic Management
One additional 30004000 business course
Note Business courses include those beginning with the ACCT BLAW MIST ENTR FNCE HRMN IBUS MKTG MNGT ORGB SCMN or BUSN acronyms
FinanceMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Mathematics with Applications 1
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics orMATH 1130 Enriched Calculus or MATH 1140 Calculus 1 or MATH 1150 Calculus for Biological Sciences
ECON 1900 Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 orSTAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
FNCE 3150 Investments 1
FNCE 3170 Investments 2
FNCE 3180 Risk Management and Financial Engineering
FNCE 4130 Advanced Financial Management
FNCE 4180 International Financial Management
At least fi ve ofBLAW 2910 Commercial Law
FNCE 3140 Financial Statement Analysis
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
FNCE 4120 Business Valuation and Restructuring
FNCE 4140 Personal Financial Management
FNCE 4160 Portfolio Management
FNCE 4190 Financial Institutions Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
Human ResourceManagementMNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
ORGB 3770 Teamwork in Organizations
ORGB 3810 Organizational Theory and Design
HRMN 3830 Human Resource Planning and Staffi ng
HRMN 3840 Employee and Labour Relations
BLAW 3920 Employment Law
HRMN 4830 Total Rewards
HRMN 4840 Organizational Learning Trainingand Development
ORGB 4870 Organizational Development and Change
HRMN 4890 Selected Topics in HR Management
International BusinessMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or
STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
MKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3510 International Business
IBUS 3520 Global Management
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
IBUS 4520 International Trade Finance
IBUS 4530 International Trade Law and Logistics
IBUS 4540 Global Entrepreneurship
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TRU Moose Donrsquot be surprised if people you donrsquot know smile and say ldquohirdquo Canadians are just that friendly
26 | International Program Guide Study Options
MarketingACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
MKTG 3470 Consumer Behaviour
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3510 International Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MKTG 4460 Marketing Strategy
At least seven ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
MKTG 4400 Professional Sales Management
MKTG 4410 Services Marking
MKTG 4420 Brand Management
MKTG 4430 Retail Management
MKTG 4440 Advanced Marketing Research
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
New Venture CreationMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics or MATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
MKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
ENTR 3720 All Business Finance
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
ENTR 4750 New Venture Creation
ENTR 4760 Small Business Management
Supply Chain ManagementMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business amp Economics or MATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics 2 or MATH 1130 Enriched Calculus or MATH 1140 Calculus 1 or
MATH 1150 Calculus for Biological Sciences
STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
SCMN 3330 Procurement Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MIST 3620 Web-Enabled Business
SCMN 4310 Operations Management
SCMN 4320 Logistics and Transportation
SCMN 4390 Selected Topics in Supply Chain Management
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
At least 2 ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
IBUS 3520 Global Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
School of Business and Economics gt trucamba gt trucabusiness
Accountingbull Treasury Manager bull Chief Financial Officer bull Budget Director bull Taxation Manager bull Management Consultant bull Tax Auditor bull International Accountant
Financebull Corporate Loans Officer bull Personal Financial Advisorbull Equity Analyst bull Portfolio Manager bull Chief Financial Officer bull Stock Broker bull Investment Dealer bull Treasury Manager
Human Resource Managementbull Director of Human Resourcesbull Training Officer bull Industrial Relations Officer bull Health and Safety Specialist bull Harassment Advisor bull Employee Benefits Officerbull Human Resources Manager
Information Technology bull Network Manager bull Systems Analyst bull Website Designer bull Computer Programmer bull Database Administrator
International Businessbull Export Sales Manager bull Foreign Trade Consultantbull Import and Export Specialist bull International Marketing Manager bull International Shipping Specialist
Marketingbull Brand Manager bull Advertising Account Executivebull District Sales Manager bull Market Researcher bull Sales Representative bull Public Relations Directorbull Promotions Manager
New Venture Creation bull Small Business Ownerbull Franchiseebull Loans Officerbull Venture Capitalistbull Small Business Consultant
Supply Chain Managementbull Process Engineerbull Supply Chain Analystbull Supply Chains Systems Managerbull InventoryPurchasing Managerbull Materials AnalystManagerbull Logistics Manager
Typical Job Titles
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Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)The Bachelor of Business Administration degree is a four-year program
bull First and second years Foundation of business and non-business courses
bull Third and fourth years Students select majors and minors or concentrations
bull Current major and minor options Accounting Economics Finance New Venture Creation Human Resource Management International Business Marketing Information Technology (major only) and Public Relations (minor only)
First and Second Year Courses
bull 6 Humanities credits (English Philosophy Languages Fine Arts)
bull 6 Social Sciences credits (Anthropology Canadian Studies Economics Geography Political Studies Psychology Sociology)
Core CoursesThe following 72 credits (24 courses) are requiredACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
CMNS 1290 Introduction to Professional Writing
CMNS 3240 Business Communications
ECON 1900 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Principles of Macroeconomics
ECON 2320 Statistics for Business and Economics 1
ECON 2330 Statistics for Business and Economics 2
ECON 3040 Managerial Economics
ENGL 1100 Introduction to University Writing or ENGL 1110 Introduction to Prose Fiction or ENGL 1120 Introduction to Poetry or ENGL 1140 Introduction to Drama or ENGL 1210 Introduction to Drama and Poetry
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MNGT 4780 Strategic Management
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
PHIL 1110 Introduction to Critical Thinking
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
BBA MajorsAccountingACCT 3200 Intermediate Financial Accounting 1
ACCT 3210 Intermediate Financial Accounting 2
ACCT 3220 Income Taxation 1
ACCT 3230 Income Taxation 2
ACCT 3250 Intermediate Management Accounting
FNCE 4110 Advanced Financial Management for Accountants
ACCT 4200 Advanced Financial Accounting
ACCT 4230 Assurance
ACCT 4250 Advanced Management Accounting
MIST 4610 Strategic Management Information Systems
EconomicsThe Major in Economics requires 42 ECON credits of which 24 must be at the 3000 and 4000 level with a minimum of 6 at the 4000 level ECON 2900 and ECON 2950 are required and either ECON 3900 or ECON 3950 must be taken
FinanceFNCE 3150 Investments 1
FNCE 3170 Investments 2
FNCE 3180 Risk Management and Financial Engineering
FNCE 4130 Advanced Financial Management
FNCE 4180 International Financial Management
Plus at least three ofFNCE 3140 Financial Statement Analysis
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
FNCE 4120 Business Valuation and Restructuring
FNCE 4140 Personal Financial Management
FNCE 4160 Portfolio Management
FNCE 4190 Financial Institutions Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
General BBAStudents must complete at least 24 credits (normally 8 courses) of 300 or 400-level business or ECON courses in addition to the core requirements in 3rd and 4th year
Human Resource ManagementORGB 3810 Organizational Theory and Design
HRMN 3830 Human Resource Planning and Staffing
HRMN 3840 Employee and Labour Relations
BLAW 3920 Employment Law
HRMN 4830 Total Rewards
HRMN 4840 Organizational Learning Training and Development
ORGB 4870 Organizational Development and Change
HRMN 4890 Selected Topics in HR Management
International BusinessMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3520 Global Management
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
IBUS 4520 International Trade Finance
IBUS 4530 International Trade Law and Logistics
IBUS 4540 Global Entrepreneurship
MarketingMKTG 3470 Consumer Behaviour
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
MKTG 4460 Marketing Strategy
Plus at least five ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
MKTG 4400 Professional Sales Management
MKTG 4410 Services Marketing
MKTG 4420 Brand Management
MKTG 4430 Retail Management
MKTG 4440 Advanced Marketing Research
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
New Venture CreationACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
MKTG 3480 Market Research
ENTR 3720 Small Business Finance
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communicated
ENTR 4750 New Venture Creation
ENTR 4760 Small Business Management
School of Business and Economics gt trucamba gt trucabusiness
28 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism
TOURISM MANAGEMENTTourism Management faculty strive to deliver education experiences that blend theory with practice to ensure our graduates are confident in applying the knowledge they gain and management practicemdashboth essential for leaders of tomorrow
Bachelor of Tourism Management (BTM)This four-year degree provides a solid foundation for the management of tourism businesses The BTM is designed to give students the skill and confidence to develop their own tourism businesses and fill the growing need for managers in the tourism industry Course assignments introduce students to current management issues with local regional national and international tourism businesses and organizations
Students may enter in first year or may transfer from other programs Graduates of TRU tourism diplomas or other tourism or business-related diplomas may also ladder into the BTM
Bachelor of Tourism Management Double DegreeTake your 4th year in the Netherlands and get a double degree TRU has partnered with the best university of applied sciences in the Netherlands to offer a second credential effectively doubling your degree in a single year of study abroad Instruction at NHTV is in English fostering connections with your fellow students and with your Dutch counterparts who will complete the double degree at TRU in their fourth year
Tourism Management DiplomasEvents and Conventions ManagementSpecial events and conventions are being recognized as great income generators for a community and the fastest growing segment of the tourism industry Employment opportunities exist within corporations hotels resorts convention centres municipal convention and visitorsrsquo bureaus and destination management companies
Resort and Hotel ManagementThis two-year diploma program is designed to provide the theory and practical skills essential to begin a career in Resort and Hotel Management Courses in this diploma provide instruction in Hotel Operations Food and Beverage Management and Hospitality Administration
Sports Event ManagementIn this multi-faceted program you will learn about sports and business From managing a sporting company or organization directing a club sport facility or starting your own company this is your opportunity to practice and master the business skills and expertise to produce organize and manage sport events anywhere
Tourism ManagementThe Tourism Management diploma will provide the basic skills and training for careers in Venue Management Tourism Community Planning and Consulting Tourism Marketing Management and Small Tourism Business Management
What can I study in Tourism at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Post-Baccalaureate Diplomas rsaquo Adventure Studies rsaquo International
Tourism Development rsaquo Tourism
Destination Development rsaquo Tourism
Experience Development
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies ndash Adventure Concentration
bull Bachelor of Tourism Management
rsaquo Majorsbull Adventurebull Entrepreneurbull Management
rsaquo Minorbull Adventure Studiesbull International Adventure in
Tourism Developmentbull Entrepreneurshipbull Managementbull Marketingbull Environmental Economics
and Developmentbull Financebull Human Resourcesbull International Business
Diplomas
bull Adventure Guide bull Adventure Management bull Events amp Conventions Managementbull Resort amp Hotel Managementbull Sports Event Managementbull Tourism Management
Certificates
bull Aboriginal Tourismbull Adventure Sportsbull Canadian Mountain and Ski Guidebull Culinary Artsbull Retail Meat Processing
International Opportunities
bull Adventure Tourism field tripbull Study Abroad
Co-op internship available
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POSTndashBACCALAUREATE TOURISM MANAGEMENT DIPLOMASPost-baccalaureate diplomas aredesigned for those who already have an undergraduate degree
Students will acquire a strong foundation in international tourism development subjects including experiences marketing environmental issues community and cultural issues product developmentand innovation
Admission Requirements
bull Any undergraduate degreebull Math 12 or equivalent bull IELTS 65 no band less than 60 or TOEFL
88 no section less than 20
Adventure StudiesTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (24 credits)TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing and Customer Service
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
ADVG 3110 Adventure Activities (Note this course has an activity fee)
ADVG 3130 Adventure Operations
ADVG 4010 Business Applications for Eco and Adventure Tourism Management
ADVG 4020 Legal Liability and Risk Management for Eco and Adventure Businesses
ADVG 4220 The Culture of Adventure
SpecializationmdashRequired Course (6 credits)
Select a total of 6 credits within ADVG activity based courses (1000-2000 level) Examples include kayaking skiing rock climbing ocean surfi ng etc
SpecializationmdashOptions (9 credits)
Select 3 of the following optionsADVG 4030 Contemporary Perspectives in Eco
and Adventure
ADVG 4040 Programming Experiential Activities
ADVG 4070 Directed Studies in Adventure
ADVG 4210 Adventure and Sport Marketing
ADVG 4230 Consulting In Adventure
39 Total Credits
InternationalTourism DevelopmentTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (39 credits)TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing and Customer Service
TMGT 3010 Community and Cultural Issues in Tourism
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
TMGT 4010 Experience Creation and Product Development
ADVG 4100 Adventure Tourism Field Trip (International)(Note course has activity fees and travel costs associated with it)
SpecializationmdashRequired Course (18 credits)
ADVG 4050 International Adventure Tourism Business
ADVG 4090 Nature-based Community Development
TMGT 4160 Tourism in a Global Environment
TMGT 2610 Environmental issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
ADVG 4070 Directed Studies in Adventure
39 Total Credits
Tourism DestinationDevelopmentTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (21 credits)CMNS 1810 Business Professional and Academic
Composition (or ENGL 1100)
TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing amp Customer Service
TMGT 2610 Environmental Issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3000 Practicum in Tourism (120 hours)
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
Tourism Electivesmdash(15 credits)
One Lower Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Upper Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Culture amp Place Elective from TMGT 3010 4090 4100 4220 ADVG 4220
One Global Perspectives Elective from TMGT 4030 4040 4160 4981 ADVG 4050 4160
One Experience Design Elective from TMGT 4010 4050 4130 4170 4180 4210 ADVG 4040 4200
Specializationmdash(18 credits)
EVNT 2190 Destination Marketing Organizations
TMGT 3010 Community and Cultural Issues in Tourism
TMGT 3040 Land Use Management or
TMGT 4040 Tourism and Sustainable Development
TMGT 4120 Developing New Tourism Enterprises or
TMGT 4140 Tourism Strategy
Specialty ElectiveSelect 1 of the following
TMGT 2080 2090 4030 4050 ADVG 4090
TMGT 4020 Graduating Seminar
54 Total Credits
Tourism ExperienceManagementTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (21 credits)CMNS 1810 Business Professional and Academic
Composition (or ENGL 1100)
TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing amp Customer Service
TMGT 2610 Environmental Issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3000 Practicum in Tourism (120 hours)
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
Tourism Electivesmdash(15 credits)
One Lower Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Upper Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Culture amp Place Elective from TMGT 3010 4090 4100 4220 ADVG 4220
One Global Perspectives Elective from TMGT 4030 4040 4160 4981 ADVG 4050 4160
One Experience Design Elective from TMGT 4010 4050 4130 4170 4180 4210 ADVG 4040 4200
Specializationmdash(18 credits)
Select 5 of the following optionsADVG 4040 Programming Experiential Activities
ADVG 4160 Community Capacity Building
TMGT 4010 Experience Creation and Product Development
TMGT 4050 Event Tourism
TMGT 4090 The Culture of Events
TMGT 4100 The Social Side of Tourism
TMGT 4130 Tourist Behaviour
TMGT 4170 Information Technology in Tourism
TMGT 4180 Managing the Tourist Experience
TMGT 4210 Casino Operations Management
54 Total Credits
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism gt trucatourism
30 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism gt trucatourism
We off er the fi nest and most extensive Adventure Studies training in the world We create exceptional educational experiences to foster studentsrsquo physical mental and emotional development so as to be of service to the global commercial adventure industry
Programs of StudyThe Adventure Studies department now off ers eight diverse programs of study Each program enables students to obtain the knowledge and qualifi cations required for employment and careers in the eco and adventure tourism industry Many opportunities for career and adventure pursuits exist for TRU graduates
bull adventure specialist bull avalanche technician bull college instruction bull environmental studies bull government consultingbull guiding bull international development bull photo journalism bull tourism marketingbull travel writing
Adventure Studies in the Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS) is a unique program that allows students to design their own curriculum customized to their specifi c interests and goals The BIS is intended as a two-year add-on (60 credits) to any 60 credits of lower level credits a student brings into the program
Adventure Studies in Bachelor of Tourism Management is a unique combination of theory and practice both local and abroad that produces competent graduates who quickly apply their skills to their careers as consultants to businesses organizations communities government tourism and tourism industry professionals
The Adventure Guide Diploma is the best known guide training program that attracts worldwide scrutiny and sets the standard for training whitewater ocean climbing and ski guides in Canada
The Adventure Management Diploma provides students with a broad background and understanding of the management of adventure activities and the opportunity to develop profi ciency in their personal adventure sport skills
The Canadian Mountain and Ski Guide Certifi cation Diploma Program (CMSG)is a collaborative program between the Adventure Studies Department and the Association of Canadian MountainGuides (ACMG) The program includes industry-recognized certifi cations tothe standards of the ACMG and International Federation of Mountain Guide Associations (IFMGA)
Adventure Sport Certifi cate an introduction to adventure sports and the adventure industry This is the ideal program for entry-level adventure students and students wishing to explore their career interest in adventure-related fi elds
The Culinary Arts Training program covers all aspects of the professional kitchen from appetizers and gourmet foods to the creation of exquisite desserts Graduates of the Culinary Arts program can look forward to job opportunities in the food and restaurant industry
Culinary Arts Certifi cateAdmission Requirements
bull Successful medical exam bull Successful completion of the entry
assessment test (Accuplacer) through the TRU Assessment Centre This test is a measure of English and math competency taken by all students
bull Interview with program coordinator
Course Length - 3 Semesters
Includes 13 months of hands-on training which takes 16 months to complete There is a four-month summer break (May to August) for the opportunity to gain formalized work experience
Professional Cook Level 130 weeks (2 semesters)Cook 1J Safety and Sanitation
Cook 1H Basic Food Service and Kitchen Management
Cook 1K Health CareCook-Chill
Cook 1A Vegetable and Starch Cookery
Cook 1B Meat and Poultry Cookery
Cook 1C Seafood Cookery
Cook 1D Stocks Soups and Sauces
Cook 1E Meat Poultry and SeafoodCutting and Processing
Cook 1F Cold Kitchen
Cook 1G Baking and Desserts
Cook 1I Egg and Breakfast Cookery
Cook 2M Employment Skills
160 hours of work practicum in industry
Work Practicum and Industry Hours
Students will be required to log 120 hours within the industry In addition to the work practicum students must have a total of 400 hours of work-based training by working during summer prior to registering for Professional Cook Level 2
Professional Cook Level 214 weeks (1 Semester)
During the fi nal 14 weeks in addition to a full course load you will be required to work in the afternoons and evenings preparing dishes for the highly acclaimed TRU Dining Room Accolades and learn to learn to plan menus control food costs and begin to acquire industry management skills
CULINARY ARTS
ADVENTURE STUDIES
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Faculty of Science
What can I studyin Science at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Master of Sciencein Environmental Science
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Science rsaquo Majors
bull General Sciencebull Animal Biologybull Chemistrybull Chemical Biologybull Cellular Molecular
amp Microbial Biologybull Ecology amp
Environmental Biologybull Environmental Chemistrybull Computing Sciencebull Mathematicsbull Mathematical Sciencesbull Physicsbull Statistics
rsaquo Minorsbull Geoarcheologybull Management
bull Bachelor of Computing Sciencebull Bachelor of Computing Science
amp Business Administrationdouble degree
bull Bachelor of Natural Resource Sciencebull Bachelor of Health Sciencebull Bachelor of Technology Managementbull Associate of Science bull Forestry Transfer (1st amp 2nd year)bull Engineering Transfer
(2-year transfer program)
Diplomas
bull Computer Information Systems Technology
bull Architectural ampEngineering Technology
bull Respiratory Therapy
Co-op internship available
SCIENCES ANDENVIRONMENT
Master of Science inEnvironmental ScienceThe TRU Master of Science in Environmental Science is a thesis-based degree with three areas of specialization 1) Ecology and Evolution 2) Physical Sciences and 3) Policy and Management The program is designed to produce graduates who are innovative andhave multi-disciplinary skills and broad knowledge in the fi eld of environmental science It is structured to be unique fl exible and relevant
Applications must be submitted four months before the intended starting date Please note that applications cannot be processed until a faculty member has indicated they will act as supervisor for the studentrsquos thesis Please contact the Coordinator of the Master of Science program at MSc_Coordtruca for more information
Admission Requirements
MSc application form cover letter personal reacutesumeacute two letters of recommendation written by professional or academic references offi cial copy of educational transcripts with GPA of 333 over the last two years of undergraduate studies and offi cial TOEFL results
Bachelor of Science (BSc)The Bachelor of Science degree program is a rigorous program that provides students with both depth and breadth in their science education emphasizes the acquisition of communication skills and promotes computer literacy The program also provides fl exibility so that students may pursue interests in disciplines outside there area of specialization TRU off ers three routes to a Bachelor of Science degree a Majors program in a specifi c discipline or disciplines an Honours Program in a specifi c discipline or a General Science Degree Program
Pre-Professional Health Sciences (Bachelor of Science)
Students interested in professional health care careers can complete their required undergraduate university study at TRU before applying for admission to professional programs at another university
Pre-Professional Health Sciences
bull Pre-Medicinebull Pre-Pharmacybull Pre-Chiropracticbull Pre-Dentistrybull Pre-Naturopathic Medicine
Bachelor of ScienceAdmission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 (or equivalent)bull Pre-Calculus Math 12 (C+) or Math 12
Principles (C+) or TRU Math 06000610bull Physics 11 (C+) or TRU Physics 0500bull Chemistry 11 (C+) or TRU Chemistry 0500
Bachelor of NaturalResource Science (BNRS)The purpose of the BNRS degree program is to prepare students for careers in a widerange of natural resource sector jobs and for further academic study in graduate school ldquoNatural resourcesrdquo include water forests rangeland soil minerals fi sheries and wildlife Natural resource science therefore is the application of scientifi c principles and knowledge towards a better understanding and management of these resources
Possible areas of employment include
bull Resource management and planning for government or industry
bull Operational forestrybull Teaching interpretation and guidingbull Wildlife biology and managementbull Habitat protectionbull Fisheries and animal researchbull Strategic land use planning
Forestry Transfer ProgramTRU off ers the fi rst general year of Forestry and the second year of Forest Resource Management Forest Science Natural Resource Conservation and Forest Operations Students who have completed the required fi rst or second year courses with a GPA of at least 25 are eligible to apply for admission to the UBC Faculty of Forestry
Katey I love the chemistry program at TRU The professors are incredible I love how accessible they are and always available for questions When you know your professors and they know you it makes for a much more personal learning environment Watch Kateyrsquos video on YouTube mytruworld
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32 | International Program Guide Study Options
COMPUTING SCIENCEAND ADVANCEDTECHNOLOGY
Why Computing Science
Many of the technologies we use and enjoy today were created by computing scientists As a future computer scientist you could create new technology that could improve society or change the world The Bachelor of Computer Science program has several elective options such as Business amp Management or Arts amp Gaming
Strong Market Terrifi c Jobs
Currently there are not enough computer scientists to fi ll the jobs available
During co-op work terms students can earn up to $40000 per year Graduates typically earn up to $50000 to start with senior positions often reaching $100000 or more
Bachelor of Computing Science (BCS)The BCS degree is for students interested in one of the many diff erent career options in computing science including website design network administration database management and e-commerce applications After two years of general study students do two years of concentrated computing studies
Double Degree Bachelorof Computing Science (BCS) amp Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)Double degrees in both computing and business will provide graduates with a strong platform from which to launch a successful career Whether working as a web applications manager an information systems consultant or CEO of a software company BCSBBA students will possess the combined management and computing skills to be successful in an increasingly high-tech business environment
To earn double degrees students must meetthe requirements of both programs Throughcareful course selection it is possible to complete two degrees in just fi ve years
Engineering Transfer (DegreeProgram) Year 1 and 2The Engineering Transfer Program at TRU allows you to get a jump-start on your engineering studies
Engineering Transfer Year One (38 credits) Complete the foundation courses necessary for your engineering degree in your fi rst year at TRU and transfer to UBC or UVic to complete your degree in biological biomedical civil chemical computer electrical environmental geological geo-technical integrated materials mechanical mining software engineering physics and other engineering specialties
Engineering Transfer Year Two Complete second year of Electrical or Computer engineering and transfer to UVic Following your second year you will then take part in a required 4-8 months Co-op term providing the opportunity to practice your engineering skills and get paid then you will transfer to the University of Victoria in third year to complete your degree
Admission to Engineering requirements
1 Pre-Calculus 11 and 12 with B (73)or better
2 Physics 11 and 12 with B (73) or better3 Chemistry 11 and 12 (highly
recommended) with B (73) 4 English 12 (73 or higher)
Computer Information Systems TechnologyDiploma (CIST)The CIST Diploma is accredited by the Canadian Information Processing Society CIST emphasizes the application of computers to the solution of business related problems The academic training combines technical and computer skills with communication skills (written and oral) and business skills Students who complete this diploma can ladder into year three of the BCS degree
Architectural andEngineering Technology Program (ARET)The Architectural and Engineering Technology Program (ARET) is a three-year diploma that emphasizes the design processes in building civil and mechanical technologies building structures municipal services electrical plumbing and HVAC (heating ventilating and AC) systems
Students will acquire problem solving skills in engineering and building design and in-depth knowledge in construction management building regulations and technical writing Courses include construction surveying architectural design fl uid mechanics mechanical and electrical design steel wood and reinforced concrete design and structural analysis
Students who complete the three-year ARET program can ladder into the Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM) degree and complete the degree after just 3 more semesters
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Faculty of Science gt trucascience
Typical Job Titlesin Computing Sciencebull Graphic Design Firmsbull Web and Flash Development Firmsbull Multimedia Design Firmsbull Print and Digital Media
Developmentbull Corporate Design and
Communicationsbull Advertising Agenciesbull Online Publishingbull Web Animation
Typical Job Titles in ARETbull Building Technologistbull Mechanical Technologistbull Civil Technologistbull Designer job captain specifi cation
writer estimator quantity surveyor or project administrator
bull Typically employed byprofessional engineer companies architects contractors manufacturers and governments
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HEALTH SCIENCES
Respiratory Therapy Diploma TRU is the only educational institution in British Columbia to offer a program in Respiratory Therapy This program is accredited by the Conjoint Committee of the Canadian Society of Respiratory Therapists and the Canadian Medical Association The program consists of two eight-month sessions of instruction at TRU followed by 47 weeks of clinical internship at accredited hospitals
The clinical year begins in June following the second academic session Clinical year students will rotate between hospitals in the interior of BC Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island Applicants must be prepared to relocate as required
Respiratory Therapy (RT) DiplomaBachelor of Health Science (BHSC)Students are admitted into the three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma program with the option to enter the four-year dual diplomadegree stream The dual diplomadegree stream allows successful students to graduate with both a three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma and a four-year Bachelor of Health Science degree within a four year period
Bachelor of Health ScienceThe Bachelor of Health Science is designed to provide Health Care diploma students and graduates the opportunity to obtain a bachelor degree
Graduates from a two-year or three-year diploma can ladder into the Bachelor of Health Science and are granted up to 60 credits for two-year diploma and up to 90 credits for a three-year diploma
Graduates from the following diploma programs have enrolled in the Bachelor of Health Science program
bull Respiratory Therapybull Dental Hygienebull Medical Radiologybull Medical Laboratory Technologybull Massage Therapybull OccupationalPhysiotherapists Assistants
Admission Requirements
Completion of a minimum two-year diploma in Health Care or related area from a recognized program and institution
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)ndash Kamloops campus (limited enrolment)
ndash Williams Lake campus (Years 1 and 2 only limited enrolment)
The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) program is a 4-year degree program (plus practicum placements) Upon completion graduates are eligible to write the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) and apply for registration with the College of Registered Nurses of British Columbia (CRNBC) to practice as a Registered Nurse (RN)
The BScN program educates students to be competent nurses to work with individuals families groups or communities from a health promotion perspective and an ethic of caring Practice experiences occur in acute care extended care and intermediate care hospitals and other community health agencies and homes with options for local regional provincial national and international practicums
Admission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 or equivalent rsaquo BC Chemistry 11 or TRU
Chemistry 0500 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo BC Biology 12 or TRU Biology 0600 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo One other BC Science at the grade 11 or 12 level C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Foundation of Math 12 or Pre-Calculus12 or TRU MATH 0600 and MATH 0610 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo English 12 or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
Practical Nursing Diplomandash Williams Lake campus
The provincial practical nursing education diploma program is a 2-year program designed to provide learners with the knowledge skills judgments and attitudes to perform to the full range of competencies as identified by the College of Licensed Practical Nurses of British Columbia (CLPNBC) The aim of the program is to prepare graduates to care for individuals and families at multiple life stages and in a variety of practice settings Upon successful completion of the program you will be eligible to write the Canadian Practical Nurse Registration Exam (CPNRE) required for licensure in BC
Admission Requirements
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalent rsaquo English 12English 12 First Nations
or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Math 11 Foundations with a C minimum grade
rsaquo Human Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nurses with a C+ minimum grade
Students have two options to meet this prerequisite
1 PNUR 1300 Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nursing OR TRU-Open Learning - HLTH 1121 Foundation Human Anatomy-Physiology for Heath Promotion
2 BIOL 1590 and BIOL 1690 Human Anatomy and Physiology OR TRU-Open Learning - BIOL 1593 and BIOL 1693 with a C minimum grade
Option 2 is recommended for students who are looking to ladder into the BScN program
Faculty of Science
School of Nursing gt trucanursing
34 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Arts
The Faculty of Arts offers exceptional opportunities for students inside and outside of the classroom to explore ideas engage communities and encounter the world
Police and Justice DiplomaThe Police and Justice Diploma prepares students for careers in Canadian policing and justice including sheriffs corrections parole and private security The program prepares graduates to have the necessary skills and knowledge required for a justice-related career Graduates may further their studies in the Bachelor of Arts Major in Criminology at TRU
Bachelor of Arts (BA)The Bachelor of Art degree is an excellent way to begin the experience of university for students who want to explore their options The BA offers a broad liberal arts education that combines a concentration in at least one discipline while ensuring a wide selection of courses as well as opportunities to incorporate other learning experiences such as Study Abroad and Co-operative Education
Associate of Arts Degree (AA)The associate arts degree is a 2-year program designed to provide an educational experience that lays a solid foundation for further study Students are required to complete a broad range of course offerings balanced with in-depth study in science
Bachelor of General Studies (BGS) (Online Only)This degree program provides a flexible structure that allows students to create their own program with as much or as little subject specialization as they want
Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS)BIS is a unique two-year program that students may enter after two years of university study or a two-year post-secondary diploma It allows students to create a customized program of study in their third and fourth years or to create new career options by completing their undergraduate degrees
Bachelor of Journalism (BJour)Students may enter this program directly from high school or after completing two years of study in the liberal arts This degree is career-oriented aimed at preparing students to become communication specialists for employment with community and daily newspapers magazines government agencies corporations and non-profit and advocacy organizations
Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA)The Fine Arts degree is a four-year program that allows students an education in the visual arts within a university context Studio courses such as Ceramics Drawing Photography Printmaking Sculpture Painting and interdisciplinary combinations of these media will be studied alongside academic disciplines ranging from Art History to English and Philosophy Gallery Studies such as Gallery Management and Curating are also available at the upper-level
What can I study in Arts at TRUMajors amp Minorsbull Communicationsbull Criminologybull Economicsbull Economic and Political Studiesbull Englishbull Geographybull Historybull Interdisciplinary Studiesbull Journalismbull Mathematicsbull Philosophybull Psychologybull Sociologybull Theatre Artsbull Visual Arts
Other Minors and Specializationsbull Anthropologybull Archaeology amp Geologybull Canadian Studiesbull Creative Writingbull Environmental Economics amp
Sustainable Developmentbull Managementbull Political Studies
Degreesbull Bachelor of Artsbull Bachelor of Fine Artsbull Bachelor of Interdisciplinary
Studiesbull Bachelor of Journalism
Diplomasbull Diploma in General Studiesbull Associate of Artsbull Fine Artsbull Police and Justicebull Visual Arts
Certificatesbull Aboriginal Studiesbull Literary and Art Historybull Modern Languagesbull Visual Arts Studio
International Opportunitiesbull AnthropologymdashEastern Europe
amp Philippinesbull Management amp Communicationmdash
Germanybull Leadership in Global Competency
Environmental Sustainability Social Media AdvantagemdashGermany
bull Geography amp JapanesemdashJapan
Co-op internship available
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Faculty of Human Social and Educational Development
Master of Education (MEd)The Master of Education program with a concentration in Educational Leadership offers thesis final project or capstone course options Designed for the working professional involved in education and for students who wish to assume positions as educational leaders and researchers or who work in education health care private industry and government
Education Requirement
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent with a minimum B average (GPA of 30 on a scale of 433) in the last 60 credits or completion of TRUrsquos Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies
Language Requirement
bull Completion of undergraduate degree at an English language university in a country where English is the primary language or
bull IELTS score of 65 (all bands) orbull A minimum TOEFL score of 88 with no
section below 20 (IBT) orbull Completion of TRU ESL level 5
Documentation Required
bull TRU Master of Education applicationbull A personal resumeacutebull A letter of intentbull Two letters of referencebull Official transcripts of all
post-secondary education
Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)The Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies (GCES) is designed to help develop the English language and academic skills to successfully meet the MEd entry requirements
The GCES is considered a standalone graduate certificate that completes qualifications for admission into TRUrsquos MEd program Students will be required to successfully complete three graduate level courses and students who require English upgrading will need to also successfully complete TRUrsquos ESL program before entering the MEd program Note Credits received in GCES do not transfer to the TRU MEd program
Bachelor of Education (BEd)The Bachelor of Education (Elementary) degree program is a two-year program which prepares students to teach in elementary schools Graduates obtain their professional teaching certificate from the Ministry of Education Teacher Regulation Branch (TRB) which qualifies the graduate to teach kindergarten to grade 12 in BC public schools Graduates can also teach in any province or territory in Canada and in many other countries
Admission Requirements
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent normally in Arts Fine Arts Mathematics Science Music or Physical Education
Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)The Bachelor of Social Work program prepares competent generalist practitioners to provide service and leadership within regional national and global contexts to achieve social justice respect for diversity and social change Employment opportunities exist in a wide variety of government and voluntary organizations such as family and childrenrsquos services child welfare mental health services hospitals womenrsquos services crisis services corrections and Aboriginal social services
Human Service DiplomaThe Human Service Diploma prepares students for careers with government or non-profit agencies that provide support and assistance to individuals coping with economic disadvantage mental health issues developmental gender and diversity issues as well as challenges such as addiction family change and involvement with the justice system
Early Childhood Education Diploma (ECE)The ECE program provides excellent learning techniques so that students can acquire the necessary knowledge and skills to become effective educators of young children Early Childhood Education is a rapidly expanding field Completion of the ECE Diploma satisfies the requirements of the Community Care Facilities Branch (CCFB) of the BC Government for a License to Practice as an Early Childhood Educator in British Columbia
Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) CertificateThe TESL Certificate is designed to provide a comprehensive course of study to prepare students to work in the ESL field nationally and internationally This one-semester program requires a previous university degree for admission It includes 195 instructional hours including a teaching practicum Upon completion students receive a TESL certificate from TRU Graduates may also apply for a second certificate from TESL Canada The components of the program introduce students to the core topics of pedagogical grammar curriculum design and instructional methodology and cross cultural studies as well as to a variety of teaching modules such as Pronunciation Skills Assessment and Evaluation and Second Language Acquisition
Program highlights
bull Accredited by TESL Canada bull Includes a supervised practicum to gain
hands-on guided classroom experiencebull Small class sizes (maximum 20 students) bull Abundant work opportunities in Canada
and around the world
What can I study in Human Social and Educational Development
Graduate
rsaquo Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)
rsaquo Master of Education Leadership
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Education (Elementary)bull Bachelor of Education
(Physical Education)bull Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)
Diploma
bull Early Childhood Educationbull Human Service Diploma
Certificate
bull Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) Post-Baccalaureate Certificate
Co-op internship available
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School of Trades and TechnologyTRUrsquos School of Trades and Technology has many trades training programs that result in provincial Industrial Training Authority or Red Seal Certification The instructors at TRU are some of the best in BC Canada and beyond As the economy struggles there is no better time to complete your trades training so that you will be ahead of the curve and ready when the economy turns around
What can I study in Trades and Technology at TRU
bull Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (online only)
bull Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)
bull Diploma in Water Treatment Technology
Foundation and Apprenticeship Training
bull Automotive Service Technicianbull Carpenterbull Commercial Transport Vehicle Mechanic
Technicianbull Electricianbull Heavy Duty Mechanicbull Gasfittingbull InboardOutboard Mechanicbull Plumbingbull Welding
Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)The BTTM degree program provides technologists with the knowledge and skills necessary to become effective project leaders supervisors and managers in organizations within a changing business and technical environment
Admission Requirements
A two or three-year diploma in technology or equivalent
Students who complete the two-year Water Treatment Technology Program or the three-year Architectural and Engineering Technology program (ARET) can ladder into the BTTM
Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (BTTTL) (Online Only)
This new program the only one of its kind in Canada builds upon the candidatersquos trades or technology qualifications It is aimed at allowing certified tradespeople and technologists to gain the business and leadership knowledge needed for management and other advanced positions
WATER amp WASTEWATER PROGRAMSWater sustains life Now you can help sustain our precious water supplies Gain job-ready skills to protect drinking water quality safeguard water resources and ensure the sustainability of the water supplies that are crucial to public health and the environment Canada and the World are facing shortages of educated and trained water and wastewater operatorsmdashyoursquoll be in demand upon graduation
Certificate in Water amp Wastewater UtilitiesThe Certificate is an entry-level training and education program in the operation and maintenance of Water and Wastewater Treatment Distribution and Collection systems The Certificate requirements are a successful completion of 12 courses 6 per term total of 36 credits to graduate This program ladders into the Water Treatment Technology Diploma Program
Schedule Term 1 August 17 to December 18 2015 Term 2 January 4 to May 09 2016
Water amp Wastewater Technology DiplomaTRU Water and Wastewater Diploma is a two-year four semester program
The diploma prepares students to operate and maintain water and wastewater treatment distribution re-use and disposal facilities as well as how to monitor source water quality This program is designed to educate students in chemistry microbiology mathematics mechanical and electrical systems instrumentation and treatment technologies as they are applied in the water industry Students will also study environmental law occupational health and safety communications and utility management
During the hands-on practical trainingmdashstudents will be trained in the operation maintenance troubleshooting of water systems at the state-of-the-art Kamloops Centre for Water Quality
Students can choose to exit the program after completion of the first year of studies with a Certificate in Water and Wastewater Utilities or complete the entire Diploma This program also ladders into the Bachelors of Technology the Bachelor of
Trades and Technology Leadership or the Bachelor of General Studies at TRU
Admission Requirement
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalentbull Math 11 Foundations or MATH 0410
and 0520 or equivalentbull Chemistry 11 and Biology 11 are
recommendedbull Meet TRUrsquos minimum English
language requirements
For further information please contact Satwinder Paul Program Coordinator spaultruca
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A When to ApplyPlease note the following application deadlines Late applications will be considered if space is availableWinter January semester
Application deadline October 15Summer May semester
Application deadline February 15Fall September semester
Application deadline May 31
B How to Apply1 Application
Complete all information on the application form For faster processing complete application online at truworldca
2 Program Selection Mark your program choices clearly
3 Transcripts With this application submit official transcripts (or certified copies) of your secondary school grades and any post-secondary institutions you have attended Transcripts must be officially translated into English You may scan and email or fax the transcripts for faster processing but originals must be presented on arrival to TRU Otherwise you will not be allowed to register for courses at TRU
4 Application Fee A non-refundable application fee of CDN$100 must accompany your application
5 Send Send your completed application form school transcripts and application fee to International Admissions at iapplytruca
C Next Steps1 Processing
Your application will be processed within five working days
2 Pre-Acceptance TRU will send a pre-acceptance letter indicating(a) the program to which you
have been accepted and (b) any conditions of your acceptance
3 Submit You should submit the required fees for your first semester of study (as outlined in your pre-acceptance letter)
4 Final Acceptance Upon receiving payment of tuition and general fees TRU will send an official letter of acceptance
5 Housing Either make arrangements with the accommodation directly or used the TRU World service to secure your room Students must pay a C$150 accommodation application fee when using the service with TRU World
6 Student VISA Use your official TRU letter of acceptance to apply to the nearest Canadian Embassy or Consulate for a student visa
7 Airport Pickup Note Airport pick up only available at the Kamloops airport Additional charges may apply
D Paymentbull Fees may be paid by credit card (Visa
Mastercard American Express) bank draft or bank transfer You can also make payments through our online secure payment facility at truworldca
bull If paying by bank draft bank wire transfer or money order copy of the financial document must be attached
bull Please make your bank draft or money order payable to Thompson Rivers University
bull Bank transfer details Thompson Rivers University Acct 1105-935 Transit 07200 Swift Code BOFMCAM2 Bank of Montreal (BMO) 101Fndash1180 Columbia Street West Kamloops BC Canada V2C 6R6
Send a copy of the wire transfer receipt to iapplytruca
E Send Applications toInternational Admissions Thompson Rivers University 900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8
Tel +12508285252 Fax +12503715513
Email iapplytruca
TRU Refund PolicyStudents should familiarize themselves with TRUrsquos refund policy prior to submitting payment for their studies
International students who
(a) Withdraw prior to the start of instruction will receive a 50 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced the balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(b) Withdraw in the first or second week of instruction will receive a 25 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced The balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(c) Withdraw after the second week of instruction will receive no refund of tuition A forfeit of the semester tuition and general fees will be implemented if we are not advised of a request for refund or deferral
(d) Withdraw due to a failure to obtain a student permit prior to arrival at TRU will be entitled to a full refund of tuition and general fees invoiced less a CDN$200 administration fee Students must notify TRU in writing and provide documentation prior to the start of the semester (the original letter from the Canadian Embassy stating the reasons the visa was denied is requiredmdashno photocopies scans or faxes are accepted) Total non-refundable including application fee of CDN$100 is CDN$300
(e) New students who wish to defer the start of their first semester of study to a future semester may do so only twice and up to a maximum of one calendar year (ie a student accepted to the fall semester may defer until the next fall semester but not beyond) Continuing students who wish to defer their admission must do so before the beginning of the semester Once the deferral has expired students will need to reapply if they wish to recommence studies at a later date Deferral must be requested in writing and sent to iapplytruca prior to the start of the semester Once instruction begins policies (b) and (c) above apply
(f ) Withdrawal for Medical ReasonsmdashApart from the policy outlined for international students there is no provision for a medical refund outside this policy For continuing students who are required to withdraw for medical reasons we encourage the student to visit their Academic Advisor and fill in a ldquoComplete Program Withdraw Formrdquo This allows the student to withdraw from a course or program without obtaining a ldquoDNC (Did Not Complete)rdquo on their academic record
Application Instructions
Online Interactive Brochure wwwi-studentglobalcomtru
Thompson Rivers University900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8T +12508285252 bull F +12503715513Inquiries welcometruca bull Applications iapplytruca
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McGill On Campus HousingMcGill housing off ers 300 self-contained bedrooms in four-bedroom ldquoquadrdquo units in three buildings Each all-female or all-male quad contains a shared kitchenette washroom and common area with access to a central building for study and recreation Applications will be accepted on a fi rst-come fi rst-served basis
bull Rooms have private outside entrances some have city viewsbull Rooms include bed desk sink kitchen with microwave double burner hot
plate and fridgebull Central building has coin-operated laundry bike storage mail big screen
TV BBQ deck pool tables free wireless internet and study areabull Regular social activities plannedbull Fees include utilities (heat hot water electricity)bull Internet cable TV and phone hookups availablebull On-site management and 24 hourday securitybull Parking available for an extra feebull Two blocks to shopping grocery runs once a week
Off Campus Housinggt trucaserviceshousingoff campus
Homestay Live with a Canadian FamilyManaged by TRU World staff TRUrsquos homestay program off ers a great opportunity for students to experience Canadian culture and practice English by living with Canadian families or individuals More than 450 carefully selected Canadian homestay providers participate in this program
Homestay Advantages
bull A private furnished bedroombull Three meals per day and snacksbull Care and support of a Canadian familybull Share your culturebull Practice English in real life situations
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Facts About Canadabull Second largest country in the world
bull 35 million people
bull Ten provinces three territories
bull Top UN ranking
bull Multicultural 1 in 6 is a new immigrant
bull Officially bilingual (English and French) but over 200 languages spoken
bull Provinces are responsible for education
Facts About Kamloopsbull Modern safe and comfortable
city of almost 100000bull Vibrant cultural lifebull Over 200 lakes nearbybull Many golf coursesbull Spectacular natural settingbull Affordable cost of livingbull Wide range of outdoor city
and campus activitiesbull 35 hour drive or 45 minute flight
from Vancouverbull 45 minute drive to Sun Peaks Resort
one of North Americarsquos top-ranked ski and snowboard resorts where the Austrian National Ski Team practices Sun Peaks Named Top Two in Best Canadian Ski Destinations by Canadian Living Magazine
bull Exceptional climate
rsaquo 1 in Canada for beautiful summers rsaquo 2 for warmest spring rsaquo 2 for driest city climate rsaquo 2 for most sunny days
in warm months rsaquo 2040 hours of sunshine per year rsaquo Median high temperature 21degC
Facts About TRUbull Founded in 1970 TRU is a public
degree-granting universitybull Almost 13000 students on campus
during Fall and Winter semestersbull More than 1750 international students
from over 85 countriesbull 17000 distance studentsbull TRU is in the heart of Kamloops within
walking distance of everything you need
bull 11 Aboriginal students bull Average class sizemdash1st year
39 students 4th year 20 students bull U-PASS for students provides access
to the Kamloops transit system and free access to the on-campus Canada Games swimming pool
Bruce Excellent School Excellent Faculty
TRU Moose Kamloops is amazing for its ability to accommodate a variety of sports and activities From snowboarding to waterskiing you can try it all
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20 | International Program Guide Study Options
TRU Master Degrees and Graduate Studies Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
MBA Foundation amp Graduate Certifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) 24 8 months SeptJanMay
Master of Business Administration 24 1 year Sept
Graduate Certifcate in Education Studies (GCES) 35 4 months + ESL SeptMay
Master of Education Leadership 35 30 credits Sept
Master of Science Environmental Science 31 2 years SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Accounting 25 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Business Administration 25 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Finance 25 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Human Resource Management 25 51 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in International Business 25 54 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Marketing 26 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in New Venture Creation 26 51 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Supply Chain Management 26 60 credits SeptJanMay
Teaching English as a Second Language Certifi cate (TESL) 35 4 months SeptJanMay
TRU Undergraduate Degrees Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Bachelor of ArtsMajors Communications Economics English Geography History Interdisciplinary Studies Journalism Mathematics Philosophy Psychology Sociology Theatre Arts Visual Arts
34 4 years SeptJanMay C
Bachelor of Business AdministrationMajors Accounting Economics Finance Human Resource Management International Business Marketing New Venture Creation Information Technology
27 4 years SeptJanMay C
Double Degreebull Bachelor of Business Administration amp Bachelor of Computing Science
32 5 years SeptJanMay C
Bachelor of Computing Science 32 4 years SeptJan C
Bachelor of Education - Elementary 35 5 years Sept P
Bachelor of Fine Arts 34 4 years SeptJan
Bachelor of Heath Science 33 4 years SeptJan C
Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies 34 4 years SeptJan C
Bachelor of Journalism 34 4 years Sept P
Bachelor of Natural Resource Science 31 4 years Sept C
Bachelor of ScienceMajors Animal Biology Chemistry Chemical Biology Cellular Molecular amp Microbial Biology Ecology amp Environmental Biology Environmental Chemistry Computing Science Mathematics Mathematical Sciences Physics Statistics
31 4 years SeptJanMay C
Bachelor of Science in Nursing 33 4 years Sept P
Bachelor of Social Work 35 4 years Sept P
Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management 36 4 years SeptJan
Bachelor of Tourism Management 28 4 years SeptJanMay C
Engineering ndash First amp Second Year Transfer 32 1ndash2 years Sept C
Forestry ndash First amp Second Year Transfer 31 1ndash2 years Sept
Complete Program Listing for International StudentsSTUDY OPTIONS
20 | International Program Guide
International Program Guide Study Options | 21
TRU Diploma Programs Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Accounting Technician 2 years Sept
Adventure Guide 30 2 years Sept C
Adventure Management 30 2 years Sept C
Architectural amp Engineering Technology 32 3 years Sept
Associate of Arts 34 2 years SeptJanMay
Associate of Science 2 years SeptJanMay
Computer Information Systems Technology 32 2 years SeptJan C
Early Childhood Education 35 2 years Sept
Events amp Conventions Management 28 2 years Sept
Management 2 years Sept C
Practical Nursing (Williams Lake campus only) 33 2 years TBD P
Police amp Justice 34 2 years Sept
Resort amp Hotel Management 28 2 years Sept P
Respiratory Therapy 33 3 years Sept P
Sports Event Management 28 2 years Sept P
Tourism Management 28 2 years SeptJanMay P
Visual Arts 2 years Sept
Water amp Wastewater Technology 36 2 Years Sept
January intake may be available but course sequencing would prevent completion in 4 semesters
TRU Certifi cate Programs Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Aboriginal Tourism 1 year Sept
Adventure Sports 30 1 year Sept
Culinary Arts 30 16 months JanAug
English as a Second or Additional Language (ESALESL) 22 1ndash25 years SeptJanMay
Literary amp Art History 1 year SeptJan
Modern Languages 1 year SeptJan
Visual Arts Studio 1 year SeptJan
Water amp Wastewater Utilities 1 year August
TRU University Prep amp Student Development Length Intakes Co-op (C)Practicum (P)
Adult Basic Education amp BC Adult Graduation Diploma NA JanMaySept
English as a Second Language NA JanMaySept
University Preparation Courses NA JanMaySept
Note All course and admission information subject to change
trucacalendar
STUDY OPTIONS
International Program Guide | 21
22 | International Program Guide Study Options
English Language Programs
The TRU Advantagebull English Placement Test (EPT) available upon arrivalbull IELTS and TOEFL scores acceptedbull Academic ESL designed to help prepare for university contextbull Can combine ESL and Academic courses for credit in levels 4 and 5bull 20 hours of classroom instruction per week plus language labs
and activitiesbull Access to International Student Activity Program (ISAP)
Each of the fi ve levels of TRUrsquos ESL Program take one semesterto complete
Students with no offi cial test score will take an English Placement Test (EPT) upon arrival at TRU and will be placed in the appropriate level of English language study as indicated in the chart below
If a student has an offi cial test score they may choose to enter ESL or academic courses without taking the TRU English Placement Test See chart to the right
Note In order to guarantee registration for the courses you want please submit your English test scores one month before arriving at TRU
Admission RequirementsEnglish Profi ciency
bull Completion of the TRU ESL Program allows direct entry to academic study
bull TRU accepts test scores for the following English profi ciency exams TOEFL IELTS MELAB CanTEST
bull The Cambridge CAE (Certifi cate in Advanced English) and CPE (Certifi cate of Profi ciency in English) will also be considered for direct entry into academic programs
Academic Requirements
bull Secondary school completion (high school graduation)
bull Other requirements vary by program please consult International Admissions for detailed requirements for specifi c programs at iapplytruca
Minimum Age Students must be at least 17 years oldSee inside back cover for application instructions
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Direct entry into Academic Study
Academic Study requirementsIELTS 65+ with no bands below 60TOEFL iBT 88+ with no section below 20TOEFL PBT 570+ TWE 45+MELAB 81+CanTEST 45+ with no component score below 40CAEL Overall 70+ no subtest below 60TRU Level 5 completion
Direct entry to Level 5 ESL
2 ESL Courses + 3 Academic Courses Level 5 completion = Direct Entry to Academic StudyLevel 5 Entry requirements
IELTS 60+ with no band below 55TOEFL iBT 80+TOEFL PBT 550 - 569 TWE 40+MELAB 77+CanTEST 40+ with no component score below 40CAEL Overall 60+ no subtest below 50TRU Level 4
Direct entry to Level 4 ESL
4 ESL Courses + 1 Academic Course Level 4 completion = Direct Entry to Level 5 ESLLevel 4 Entry requirements
IELTS 55+ with no band below 50TOEFL iBT 71+TOEFL PBT 530 - 549MELAB 74+CanTEST 40+ with no component score below 35CAEL Overall 50+ no subtest below 40TRU ESL level 3
Direct entry to Level 3 ESL
5 ESL CoursesLevel 3 completion = Direct entry to Level 4 ESL + ESL Intermediate Certifi cate awardLevel 3 Entry requirements
IELTS 50+TOEFL iBT 61+TOEFL PBT 500 - 529MELAB 69+CanTEST 35+CAEL Overall 40+TRU ESL level 2
Direct entry to Level 2 ESL
Level 2 ESL 5 ESL CoursesLevel 2 completion = Direct entry to level 3 ESL + ESL Foundations Certifi cate awardLevel 2 Entry requirements
TRU English Placement Test is required for entry
Direct entry to Level 1 ESL
5 ESL CoursesLevel 1 completion = Direct entry to level 2 ESLTRU English Placement Test requiredSuggested Entry requirement TOEFL iBT 20
TOEFL Exam FormatsTOEFL iBT = Internet-Based TestTOEFL PBT = Paper Based Test
TRU is a leader in ESL education for university and college students Our ESL program is designed to provide specifi c and appropriate language training for students who plan to proceed to post-secondary study focusing on English for academic purposes Our students come from around the world and we look forward to meeting you
ESL Bridging Certifi cates
Each requires completion of Level 4 one ESL electiveand two specifi c academic courses
bull English and Sciencesbull English and Liberal Arts
bull English and Fine Artsbull English and Business
International Program Guide Study Options | 23
International Baccalaureate (IB)The IB diploma is accepted for admission to TRU Transfer credit will be granted for higher level courses completed with a score of 5 or higher Students have the option to decline the transfer credit if they wish to complete the course(s) at the University
To transfer credits to Arts Business or Science you must have
1 Official IB transcript2 HL courses only3 Grade of 5 6 or 7For a complete list of the IB transfer credits please go to trucaadmissionshs-studentsib
Official transcripts must be sent to the Admissions Office directly from the testing centre Transcripts can be requested from
International Baccalaureate New York Attn Transcripts 475 Riverside Drive Suite 240 New York NY 10115 Phone 2126964464
Advanced Placement (AP) Exams through the College BoardAP exams will be accepted for admission to TRU Transfer credit is granted for approved subjects passed with a grade of a subject grade of 4 or higher Official transcripts must be provided from the College Board Students may choose to repeat a course at TRU by forfeiting the credit To transfer credits you must have
bull Official AP transcriptbull Grade of 4 or 5For more information on transfer credit to arts science or business programs at TRU visit trucaadmissionshs-studentsstandingcb
General Certificate of Educational Studies (GCE)Students completing their GCE will be considered for admission on a combination of factors For admission to TRU you will need
bull A minimum of two Advanced (A) level courses and two Advanced Subsidiary (AS) level courses or
bull A minimum of two A-level courses and three Ordinary (O) level subjects
bull Completion of O-levels (University Preparation courses will need to be completed at TRU)
GCE Advanced Level (A-Level Exams) transfer creditTransfer credit is granted for approved A-level courses passed with a grade of an A or B Official transcripts must be provided to receive transfer credit (Check the BC Transfer Guide to see the specific TRU credit for the identified AP and IB courses) Students may choose to repeat a course at TRU by forfeiting the credit To transfer credits you must have
1 Official GCE transcript2 A-Level courses only3 Grade of A or BFor more information on transfer credit to arts science or business programs at TRU visit trucaadmissionshs-studentsstandingalevel
DAADTRU will accept the DAAD language test with a minimum B2 level as proof of meeting the English Language requirement for Visiting International Students only Students will be required to take the English Placement Test on arrival only as guidance for counselors in the event students may need more English language support
General Education Development (GED) TestThe GED is accepted high school equivalent for admission to TRU under the following conditions
bull Must be 17 years of agebull Will need IELTS scorebull Will need to take Accuplacer Math
assessment at TRU
Transfer CreditTRU will accept college and university transfer credit Official transcripts and detailed course outlines must be provided to receive transfer credit
bull Transfer credit assessment is done once the student has been admitted to TRU and submitted official transcripts and course outlines
bull A maximum of 50 of any program will be recognized outside of TRU
bull International Admissions will assess a studentrsquos formal learning from other accredited post-secondary institutions
bull TRU will give transfer credit whenever possible total will differ depending on program
International Accreditations and Transfer Credit
RECOGNIZING FUTURE GLOBAL LEADERSThe TRU Global Competency Certificate allows students to earn formal recognition for their intercultural and international experiencesmdashfrom Study Abroad to learning a second language to volunteer work
Global Competency is a credential that can be earned in tandem with any credit programmdashundergraduate or graduatemdashoffered by Thompson Rivers University
The program uses a portfolio approach that allows each student to track a number of different educational and personal experiences
How Do I Earn ItTo earn this credential a student must
1 Attend an Orientation session2 Sign up for GLBL1000 3 Earn and compile points4 Submit a portfolio to the Centre for
Student Engagement office OM1468
Global Competency
24 | International Program Guide Study Options
School of Business and EconomicsMaster of BusinessAdministration (MBA)The TRU MBA Advantage
The TRU MBA is designed to meet the needs of our students who can customize their learning experience with maximum fl exibility and unparalleled choice
bull One and two-year MBA programs bull Three program completion options
Graduate Project Graduate Thesis and Course-Based completion options
bull TRUrsquos MBA program does notrequire a GMAT score or have a minimum professional workexperience requirement
Entrance Requirements
1 Education 3 or 4-year undergraduate degree with a minimum B average (GPA of 30 on a scale of 400 or equivalent) in the last 60 credits
2 Language rsaquo Completion of undergraduate
degree at an English language university in a country where English is the primary language or
rsaquo IELTS score of 70 (all bands) or rsaquo A minimum TOEFL score of 100 with
no section below 20 (IBT) or rsaquo Completion of TRU ENGL 1100 and
CMNS 1290 with a B (GPA of 300)or higher
3 Quantitative and Computing Skills Quantitative skills include a strong background in algebra and statistics Computing skills include having a strong background in word processing presentation and spreadsheet software
One-Year Program
Graduates of a four-year BBA or Bachelor of Commerce degrees may be eligible for direct admission to the 12-month MBA Level The MBA program consists of eight core courses plus a choice of one of three completion options
Two-Year Program
Students from other undergraduate fi elds may be eligible for the two-year MBA program which provides students witha solid foundation in business administration plus the strategic management skills required to succeed in the global business environment
MBA Foundation amp GraduateCertifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) program
The two-year MBA begins with the Graduate Certifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) program which consists of 6 courses (2 semesters) of Foundation courses in the major subject areas of Business Administration The GCBA off ers a pathway to the 12-month MBA program for students with non-business-related undergraduate degrees and ensures they have the knowledge required to be successful in the MBA program Upon successful completion of the MBA Foundation courses with a minimumB grade proceed automatically to the MBA level which requires 3 semesters(12 months) to complete
All MBA students in year 2 complete eight core courses plus a choice of one of three completion options Course-Based Graduate Project or Graduate Thesis
The Course-Based option provides the opportunity to study four additional advanced management courses in areas such as Corporate Finance Marketing Decision Analysis Entrepreneurshipand Innovation
The Graduate Project option provides the opportunity to address an applied management issue or problem This option provides situational experience and allows the student to focus in a specifi c areaof management
The Graduate Thesis option provides the opportunity to prepare and defend a thesis further developing critical thinking skills as well as academic research skills
Graduates of our MBA program have successfully obtained positions in a variety of industries and sectors including major corporations government small- and medium-sized businesses and non-profi ts locally across Canada and around the world
Throughout the program TRUrsquos MBA Students are off ered opportunities for career development The Career Development Program provides workshops events guest speakers and activities designed to develop career readiness for MBA students and provide additional opportunities to achieve the learning goals and objectives of the program
For more information about MBA studies at TRU please visit our website at trucamba or email us at mbatruca
What can I studyin Business andEconomics at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Master of Business Administrationbull MBA Foundation amp Graduate
Certifi cate in Business Administration
bull Post-Baccalaureate Diplomas rsaquo Accounting rsaquo Business Administration rsaquo Finance rsaquo Human Resource Management rsaquo International Business rsaquo Marketing rsaquo New Venture Creation rsaquo Supply Chain Management
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Business Administration rsaquo Accounting rsaquo Economics rsaquo Environmental Economics amp
Sustainable Development (Minor)
rsaquo Finance rsaquo Financial Markets
amp Institutions (Minor) rsaquo Human Resource Management rsaquo Information Technology rsaquo International Business rsaquo Marketing rsaquo New Venture Creation rsaquo Supply Chain Management
bull Bachelor of BusinessAdministration and Computing Science double degree
bull Bachelor of CommercemdashTRU-OLbull Bachelor of Public
AdministrationmdashTRU-OL
Diplomas
bull Accounting Technicianbull Executive Assistantbull Management
Certifi cates
bull Administrative Assistantbull Management StudiesCo-op internship available
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International Program Guide Study Options | 25
School of Business and EconomicsPOST-BACCALAUREATEDIPLOMAS IN BUSINESSThe Post-Baccalaureate diplomas are valuable to international students who wish to come to Canada to learn English gain exposure to the culture and study in a compressed format Post-Baccalaureate diplomas normally take two years to complete on a full-time basis and are designed for students with a degree in a diff erent fi eld of study
Admission Requirements
bull Math 12 or MATH 0610 or MATH 1000 or equivalent (C+ or higher)
bull ENGL 1100 or equivalent with a C+or higher
bull A bachelor degreeStudents may commence their studies while they upgrade their mathematics and English
AccountingMATH 107 Mathematics for Business amp Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
ECON 1900 Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics orSTAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
ACCT 3200 Intermediate Financial Accounting 1
ACCT 3210 Intermediate Financial Accounting 2
ACCT 3220 Income Taxation 1
ACCT 3230 Income Taxation 2
ACCT 3250 Intermediate Management Accounting
FNCE 4110 Adv Financial Management for Accountants
ACCT 4200 Advanced Financial Accounting
ACCT 4230 Assurance
ACCT 4250 Advanced Management Accounting
MIST 4610 Strategic Management Information Systems
Business AdministrationMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business amp Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Mathematics with Applications 1
MNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
ECON 1900 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Principles of Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics orSTATS 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MNGT 4780 Strategic Management
One additional 30004000 business course
Note Business courses include those beginning with the ACCT BLAW MIST ENTR FNCE HRMN IBUS MKTG MNGT ORGB SCMN or BUSN acronyms
FinanceMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Mathematics with Applications 1
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics orMATH 1130 Enriched Calculus or MATH 1140 Calculus 1 or MATH 1150 Calculus for Biological Sciences
ECON 1900 Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 orSTAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
FNCE 3150 Investments 1
FNCE 3170 Investments 2
FNCE 3180 Risk Management and Financial Engineering
FNCE 4130 Advanced Financial Management
FNCE 4180 International Financial Management
At least fi ve ofBLAW 2910 Commercial Law
FNCE 3140 Financial Statement Analysis
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
FNCE 4120 Business Valuation and Restructuring
FNCE 4140 Personal Financial Management
FNCE 4160 Portfolio Management
FNCE 4190 Financial Institutions Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
Human ResourceManagementMNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
ORGB 3770 Teamwork in Organizations
ORGB 3810 Organizational Theory and Design
HRMN 3830 Human Resource Planning and Staffi ng
HRMN 3840 Employee and Labour Relations
BLAW 3920 Employment Law
HRMN 4830 Total Rewards
HRMN 4840 Organizational Learning Trainingand Development
ORGB 4870 Organizational Development and Change
HRMN 4890 Selected Topics in HR Management
International BusinessMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or
STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
MKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3510 International Business
IBUS 3520 Global Management
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
IBUS 4520 International Trade Finance
IBUS 4530 International Trade Law and Logistics
IBUS 4540 Global Entrepreneurship
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TRU Moose Donrsquot be surprised if people you donrsquot know smile and say ldquohirdquo Canadians are just that friendly
26 | International Program Guide Study Options
MarketingACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
MKTG 3470 Consumer Behaviour
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3510 International Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MKTG 4460 Marketing Strategy
At least seven ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
MKTG 4400 Professional Sales Management
MKTG 4410 Services Marking
MKTG 4420 Brand Management
MKTG 4430 Retail Management
MKTG 4440 Advanced Marketing Research
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
New Venture CreationMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics or MATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
MKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
ENTR 3720 All Business Finance
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
ENTR 4750 New Venture Creation
ENTR 4760 Small Business Management
Supply Chain ManagementMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business amp Economics or MATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics 2 or MATH 1130 Enriched Calculus or MATH 1140 Calculus 1 or
MATH 1150 Calculus for Biological Sciences
STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
SCMN 3330 Procurement Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MIST 3620 Web-Enabled Business
SCMN 4310 Operations Management
SCMN 4320 Logistics and Transportation
SCMN 4390 Selected Topics in Supply Chain Management
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
At least 2 ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
IBUS 3520 Global Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
School of Business and Economics gt trucamba gt trucabusiness
Accountingbull Treasury Manager bull Chief Financial Officer bull Budget Director bull Taxation Manager bull Management Consultant bull Tax Auditor bull International Accountant
Financebull Corporate Loans Officer bull Personal Financial Advisorbull Equity Analyst bull Portfolio Manager bull Chief Financial Officer bull Stock Broker bull Investment Dealer bull Treasury Manager
Human Resource Managementbull Director of Human Resourcesbull Training Officer bull Industrial Relations Officer bull Health and Safety Specialist bull Harassment Advisor bull Employee Benefits Officerbull Human Resources Manager
Information Technology bull Network Manager bull Systems Analyst bull Website Designer bull Computer Programmer bull Database Administrator
International Businessbull Export Sales Manager bull Foreign Trade Consultantbull Import and Export Specialist bull International Marketing Manager bull International Shipping Specialist
Marketingbull Brand Manager bull Advertising Account Executivebull District Sales Manager bull Market Researcher bull Sales Representative bull Public Relations Directorbull Promotions Manager
New Venture Creation bull Small Business Ownerbull Franchiseebull Loans Officerbull Venture Capitalistbull Small Business Consultant
Supply Chain Managementbull Process Engineerbull Supply Chain Analystbull Supply Chains Systems Managerbull InventoryPurchasing Managerbull Materials AnalystManagerbull Logistics Manager
Typical Job Titles
International Program Guide Study Options | 27
Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)The Bachelor of Business Administration degree is a four-year program
bull First and second years Foundation of business and non-business courses
bull Third and fourth years Students select majors and minors or concentrations
bull Current major and minor options Accounting Economics Finance New Venture Creation Human Resource Management International Business Marketing Information Technology (major only) and Public Relations (minor only)
First and Second Year Courses
bull 6 Humanities credits (English Philosophy Languages Fine Arts)
bull 6 Social Sciences credits (Anthropology Canadian Studies Economics Geography Political Studies Psychology Sociology)
Core CoursesThe following 72 credits (24 courses) are requiredACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
CMNS 1290 Introduction to Professional Writing
CMNS 3240 Business Communications
ECON 1900 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Principles of Macroeconomics
ECON 2320 Statistics for Business and Economics 1
ECON 2330 Statistics for Business and Economics 2
ECON 3040 Managerial Economics
ENGL 1100 Introduction to University Writing or ENGL 1110 Introduction to Prose Fiction or ENGL 1120 Introduction to Poetry or ENGL 1140 Introduction to Drama or ENGL 1210 Introduction to Drama and Poetry
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MNGT 4780 Strategic Management
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
PHIL 1110 Introduction to Critical Thinking
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
BBA MajorsAccountingACCT 3200 Intermediate Financial Accounting 1
ACCT 3210 Intermediate Financial Accounting 2
ACCT 3220 Income Taxation 1
ACCT 3230 Income Taxation 2
ACCT 3250 Intermediate Management Accounting
FNCE 4110 Advanced Financial Management for Accountants
ACCT 4200 Advanced Financial Accounting
ACCT 4230 Assurance
ACCT 4250 Advanced Management Accounting
MIST 4610 Strategic Management Information Systems
EconomicsThe Major in Economics requires 42 ECON credits of which 24 must be at the 3000 and 4000 level with a minimum of 6 at the 4000 level ECON 2900 and ECON 2950 are required and either ECON 3900 or ECON 3950 must be taken
FinanceFNCE 3150 Investments 1
FNCE 3170 Investments 2
FNCE 3180 Risk Management and Financial Engineering
FNCE 4130 Advanced Financial Management
FNCE 4180 International Financial Management
Plus at least three ofFNCE 3140 Financial Statement Analysis
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
FNCE 4120 Business Valuation and Restructuring
FNCE 4140 Personal Financial Management
FNCE 4160 Portfolio Management
FNCE 4190 Financial Institutions Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
General BBAStudents must complete at least 24 credits (normally 8 courses) of 300 or 400-level business or ECON courses in addition to the core requirements in 3rd and 4th year
Human Resource ManagementORGB 3810 Organizational Theory and Design
HRMN 3830 Human Resource Planning and Staffing
HRMN 3840 Employee and Labour Relations
BLAW 3920 Employment Law
HRMN 4830 Total Rewards
HRMN 4840 Organizational Learning Training and Development
ORGB 4870 Organizational Development and Change
HRMN 4890 Selected Topics in HR Management
International BusinessMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3520 Global Management
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
IBUS 4520 International Trade Finance
IBUS 4530 International Trade Law and Logistics
IBUS 4540 Global Entrepreneurship
MarketingMKTG 3470 Consumer Behaviour
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
MKTG 4460 Marketing Strategy
Plus at least five ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
MKTG 4400 Professional Sales Management
MKTG 4410 Services Marketing
MKTG 4420 Brand Management
MKTG 4430 Retail Management
MKTG 4440 Advanced Marketing Research
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
New Venture CreationACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
MKTG 3480 Market Research
ENTR 3720 Small Business Finance
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communicated
ENTR 4750 New Venture Creation
ENTR 4760 Small Business Management
School of Business and Economics gt trucamba gt trucabusiness
28 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism
TOURISM MANAGEMENTTourism Management faculty strive to deliver education experiences that blend theory with practice to ensure our graduates are confident in applying the knowledge they gain and management practicemdashboth essential for leaders of tomorrow
Bachelor of Tourism Management (BTM)This four-year degree provides a solid foundation for the management of tourism businesses The BTM is designed to give students the skill and confidence to develop their own tourism businesses and fill the growing need for managers in the tourism industry Course assignments introduce students to current management issues with local regional national and international tourism businesses and organizations
Students may enter in first year or may transfer from other programs Graduates of TRU tourism diplomas or other tourism or business-related diplomas may also ladder into the BTM
Bachelor of Tourism Management Double DegreeTake your 4th year in the Netherlands and get a double degree TRU has partnered with the best university of applied sciences in the Netherlands to offer a second credential effectively doubling your degree in a single year of study abroad Instruction at NHTV is in English fostering connections with your fellow students and with your Dutch counterparts who will complete the double degree at TRU in their fourth year
Tourism Management DiplomasEvents and Conventions ManagementSpecial events and conventions are being recognized as great income generators for a community and the fastest growing segment of the tourism industry Employment opportunities exist within corporations hotels resorts convention centres municipal convention and visitorsrsquo bureaus and destination management companies
Resort and Hotel ManagementThis two-year diploma program is designed to provide the theory and practical skills essential to begin a career in Resort and Hotel Management Courses in this diploma provide instruction in Hotel Operations Food and Beverage Management and Hospitality Administration
Sports Event ManagementIn this multi-faceted program you will learn about sports and business From managing a sporting company or organization directing a club sport facility or starting your own company this is your opportunity to practice and master the business skills and expertise to produce organize and manage sport events anywhere
Tourism ManagementThe Tourism Management diploma will provide the basic skills and training for careers in Venue Management Tourism Community Planning and Consulting Tourism Marketing Management and Small Tourism Business Management
What can I study in Tourism at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Post-Baccalaureate Diplomas rsaquo Adventure Studies rsaquo International
Tourism Development rsaquo Tourism
Destination Development rsaquo Tourism
Experience Development
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies ndash Adventure Concentration
bull Bachelor of Tourism Management
rsaquo Majorsbull Adventurebull Entrepreneurbull Management
rsaquo Minorbull Adventure Studiesbull International Adventure in
Tourism Developmentbull Entrepreneurshipbull Managementbull Marketingbull Environmental Economics
and Developmentbull Financebull Human Resourcesbull International Business
Diplomas
bull Adventure Guide bull Adventure Management bull Events amp Conventions Managementbull Resort amp Hotel Managementbull Sports Event Managementbull Tourism Management
Certificates
bull Aboriginal Tourismbull Adventure Sportsbull Canadian Mountain and Ski Guidebull Culinary Artsbull Retail Meat Processing
International Opportunities
bull Adventure Tourism field tripbull Study Abroad
Co-op internship available
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International Program Guide Study Options | 29
POSTndashBACCALAUREATE TOURISM MANAGEMENT DIPLOMASPost-baccalaureate diplomas aredesigned for those who already have an undergraduate degree
Students will acquire a strong foundation in international tourism development subjects including experiences marketing environmental issues community and cultural issues product developmentand innovation
Admission Requirements
bull Any undergraduate degreebull Math 12 or equivalent bull IELTS 65 no band less than 60 or TOEFL
88 no section less than 20
Adventure StudiesTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (24 credits)TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing and Customer Service
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
ADVG 3110 Adventure Activities (Note this course has an activity fee)
ADVG 3130 Adventure Operations
ADVG 4010 Business Applications for Eco and Adventure Tourism Management
ADVG 4020 Legal Liability and Risk Management for Eco and Adventure Businesses
ADVG 4220 The Culture of Adventure
SpecializationmdashRequired Course (6 credits)
Select a total of 6 credits within ADVG activity based courses (1000-2000 level) Examples include kayaking skiing rock climbing ocean surfi ng etc
SpecializationmdashOptions (9 credits)
Select 3 of the following optionsADVG 4030 Contemporary Perspectives in Eco
and Adventure
ADVG 4040 Programming Experiential Activities
ADVG 4070 Directed Studies in Adventure
ADVG 4210 Adventure and Sport Marketing
ADVG 4230 Consulting In Adventure
39 Total Credits
InternationalTourism DevelopmentTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (39 credits)TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing and Customer Service
TMGT 3010 Community and Cultural Issues in Tourism
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
TMGT 4010 Experience Creation and Product Development
ADVG 4100 Adventure Tourism Field Trip (International)(Note course has activity fees and travel costs associated with it)
SpecializationmdashRequired Course (18 credits)
ADVG 4050 International Adventure Tourism Business
ADVG 4090 Nature-based Community Development
TMGT 4160 Tourism in a Global Environment
TMGT 2610 Environmental issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
ADVG 4070 Directed Studies in Adventure
39 Total Credits
Tourism DestinationDevelopmentTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (21 credits)CMNS 1810 Business Professional and Academic
Composition (or ENGL 1100)
TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing amp Customer Service
TMGT 2610 Environmental Issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3000 Practicum in Tourism (120 hours)
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
Tourism Electivesmdash(15 credits)
One Lower Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Upper Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Culture amp Place Elective from TMGT 3010 4090 4100 4220 ADVG 4220
One Global Perspectives Elective from TMGT 4030 4040 4160 4981 ADVG 4050 4160
One Experience Design Elective from TMGT 4010 4050 4130 4170 4180 4210 ADVG 4040 4200
Specializationmdash(18 credits)
EVNT 2190 Destination Marketing Organizations
TMGT 3010 Community and Cultural Issues in Tourism
TMGT 3040 Land Use Management or
TMGT 4040 Tourism and Sustainable Development
TMGT 4120 Developing New Tourism Enterprises or
TMGT 4140 Tourism Strategy
Specialty ElectiveSelect 1 of the following
TMGT 2080 2090 4030 4050 ADVG 4090
TMGT 4020 Graduating Seminar
54 Total Credits
Tourism ExperienceManagementTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (21 credits)CMNS 1810 Business Professional and Academic
Composition (or ENGL 1100)
TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing amp Customer Service
TMGT 2610 Environmental Issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3000 Practicum in Tourism (120 hours)
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
Tourism Electivesmdash(15 credits)
One Lower Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Upper Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Culture amp Place Elective from TMGT 3010 4090 4100 4220 ADVG 4220
One Global Perspectives Elective from TMGT 4030 4040 4160 4981 ADVG 4050 4160
One Experience Design Elective from TMGT 4010 4050 4130 4170 4180 4210 ADVG 4040 4200
Specializationmdash(18 credits)
Select 5 of the following optionsADVG 4040 Programming Experiential Activities
ADVG 4160 Community Capacity Building
TMGT 4010 Experience Creation and Product Development
TMGT 4050 Event Tourism
TMGT 4090 The Culture of Events
TMGT 4100 The Social Side of Tourism
TMGT 4130 Tourist Behaviour
TMGT 4170 Information Technology in Tourism
TMGT 4180 Managing the Tourist Experience
TMGT 4210 Casino Operations Management
54 Total Credits
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism gt trucatourism
30 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism gt trucatourism
We off er the fi nest and most extensive Adventure Studies training in the world We create exceptional educational experiences to foster studentsrsquo physical mental and emotional development so as to be of service to the global commercial adventure industry
Programs of StudyThe Adventure Studies department now off ers eight diverse programs of study Each program enables students to obtain the knowledge and qualifi cations required for employment and careers in the eco and adventure tourism industry Many opportunities for career and adventure pursuits exist for TRU graduates
bull adventure specialist bull avalanche technician bull college instruction bull environmental studies bull government consultingbull guiding bull international development bull photo journalism bull tourism marketingbull travel writing
Adventure Studies in the Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS) is a unique program that allows students to design their own curriculum customized to their specifi c interests and goals The BIS is intended as a two-year add-on (60 credits) to any 60 credits of lower level credits a student brings into the program
Adventure Studies in Bachelor of Tourism Management is a unique combination of theory and practice both local and abroad that produces competent graduates who quickly apply their skills to their careers as consultants to businesses organizations communities government tourism and tourism industry professionals
The Adventure Guide Diploma is the best known guide training program that attracts worldwide scrutiny and sets the standard for training whitewater ocean climbing and ski guides in Canada
The Adventure Management Diploma provides students with a broad background and understanding of the management of adventure activities and the opportunity to develop profi ciency in their personal adventure sport skills
The Canadian Mountain and Ski Guide Certifi cation Diploma Program (CMSG)is a collaborative program between the Adventure Studies Department and the Association of Canadian MountainGuides (ACMG) The program includes industry-recognized certifi cations tothe standards of the ACMG and International Federation of Mountain Guide Associations (IFMGA)
Adventure Sport Certifi cate an introduction to adventure sports and the adventure industry This is the ideal program for entry-level adventure students and students wishing to explore their career interest in adventure-related fi elds
The Culinary Arts Training program covers all aspects of the professional kitchen from appetizers and gourmet foods to the creation of exquisite desserts Graduates of the Culinary Arts program can look forward to job opportunities in the food and restaurant industry
Culinary Arts Certifi cateAdmission Requirements
bull Successful medical exam bull Successful completion of the entry
assessment test (Accuplacer) through the TRU Assessment Centre This test is a measure of English and math competency taken by all students
bull Interview with program coordinator
Course Length - 3 Semesters
Includes 13 months of hands-on training which takes 16 months to complete There is a four-month summer break (May to August) for the opportunity to gain formalized work experience
Professional Cook Level 130 weeks (2 semesters)Cook 1J Safety and Sanitation
Cook 1H Basic Food Service and Kitchen Management
Cook 1K Health CareCook-Chill
Cook 1A Vegetable and Starch Cookery
Cook 1B Meat and Poultry Cookery
Cook 1C Seafood Cookery
Cook 1D Stocks Soups and Sauces
Cook 1E Meat Poultry and SeafoodCutting and Processing
Cook 1F Cold Kitchen
Cook 1G Baking and Desserts
Cook 1I Egg and Breakfast Cookery
Cook 2M Employment Skills
160 hours of work practicum in industry
Work Practicum and Industry Hours
Students will be required to log 120 hours within the industry In addition to the work practicum students must have a total of 400 hours of work-based training by working during summer prior to registering for Professional Cook Level 2
Professional Cook Level 214 weeks (1 Semester)
During the fi nal 14 weeks in addition to a full course load you will be required to work in the afternoons and evenings preparing dishes for the highly acclaimed TRU Dining Room Accolades and learn to learn to plan menus control food costs and begin to acquire industry management skills
CULINARY ARTS
ADVENTURE STUDIES
International Program Guide Study Options | 31
Faculty of Science
What can I studyin Science at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Master of Sciencein Environmental Science
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Science rsaquo Majors
bull General Sciencebull Animal Biologybull Chemistrybull Chemical Biologybull Cellular Molecular
amp Microbial Biologybull Ecology amp
Environmental Biologybull Environmental Chemistrybull Computing Sciencebull Mathematicsbull Mathematical Sciencesbull Physicsbull Statistics
rsaquo Minorsbull Geoarcheologybull Management
bull Bachelor of Computing Sciencebull Bachelor of Computing Science
amp Business Administrationdouble degree
bull Bachelor of Natural Resource Sciencebull Bachelor of Health Sciencebull Bachelor of Technology Managementbull Associate of Science bull Forestry Transfer (1st amp 2nd year)bull Engineering Transfer
(2-year transfer program)
Diplomas
bull Computer Information Systems Technology
bull Architectural ampEngineering Technology
bull Respiratory Therapy
Co-op internship available
SCIENCES ANDENVIRONMENT
Master of Science inEnvironmental ScienceThe TRU Master of Science in Environmental Science is a thesis-based degree with three areas of specialization 1) Ecology and Evolution 2) Physical Sciences and 3) Policy and Management The program is designed to produce graduates who are innovative andhave multi-disciplinary skills and broad knowledge in the fi eld of environmental science It is structured to be unique fl exible and relevant
Applications must be submitted four months before the intended starting date Please note that applications cannot be processed until a faculty member has indicated they will act as supervisor for the studentrsquos thesis Please contact the Coordinator of the Master of Science program at MSc_Coordtruca for more information
Admission Requirements
MSc application form cover letter personal reacutesumeacute two letters of recommendation written by professional or academic references offi cial copy of educational transcripts with GPA of 333 over the last two years of undergraduate studies and offi cial TOEFL results
Bachelor of Science (BSc)The Bachelor of Science degree program is a rigorous program that provides students with both depth and breadth in their science education emphasizes the acquisition of communication skills and promotes computer literacy The program also provides fl exibility so that students may pursue interests in disciplines outside there area of specialization TRU off ers three routes to a Bachelor of Science degree a Majors program in a specifi c discipline or disciplines an Honours Program in a specifi c discipline or a General Science Degree Program
Pre-Professional Health Sciences (Bachelor of Science)
Students interested in professional health care careers can complete their required undergraduate university study at TRU before applying for admission to professional programs at another university
Pre-Professional Health Sciences
bull Pre-Medicinebull Pre-Pharmacybull Pre-Chiropracticbull Pre-Dentistrybull Pre-Naturopathic Medicine
Bachelor of ScienceAdmission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 (or equivalent)bull Pre-Calculus Math 12 (C+) or Math 12
Principles (C+) or TRU Math 06000610bull Physics 11 (C+) or TRU Physics 0500bull Chemistry 11 (C+) or TRU Chemistry 0500
Bachelor of NaturalResource Science (BNRS)The purpose of the BNRS degree program is to prepare students for careers in a widerange of natural resource sector jobs and for further academic study in graduate school ldquoNatural resourcesrdquo include water forests rangeland soil minerals fi sheries and wildlife Natural resource science therefore is the application of scientifi c principles and knowledge towards a better understanding and management of these resources
Possible areas of employment include
bull Resource management and planning for government or industry
bull Operational forestrybull Teaching interpretation and guidingbull Wildlife biology and managementbull Habitat protectionbull Fisheries and animal researchbull Strategic land use planning
Forestry Transfer ProgramTRU off ers the fi rst general year of Forestry and the second year of Forest Resource Management Forest Science Natural Resource Conservation and Forest Operations Students who have completed the required fi rst or second year courses with a GPA of at least 25 are eligible to apply for admission to the UBC Faculty of Forestry
Katey I love the chemistry program at TRU The professors are incredible I love how accessible they are and always available for questions When you know your professors and they know you it makes for a much more personal learning environment Watch Kateyrsquos video on YouTube mytruworld
gt trucascience
32 | International Program Guide Study Options
COMPUTING SCIENCEAND ADVANCEDTECHNOLOGY
Why Computing Science
Many of the technologies we use and enjoy today were created by computing scientists As a future computer scientist you could create new technology that could improve society or change the world The Bachelor of Computer Science program has several elective options such as Business amp Management or Arts amp Gaming
Strong Market Terrifi c Jobs
Currently there are not enough computer scientists to fi ll the jobs available
During co-op work terms students can earn up to $40000 per year Graduates typically earn up to $50000 to start with senior positions often reaching $100000 or more
Bachelor of Computing Science (BCS)The BCS degree is for students interested in one of the many diff erent career options in computing science including website design network administration database management and e-commerce applications After two years of general study students do two years of concentrated computing studies
Double Degree Bachelorof Computing Science (BCS) amp Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)Double degrees in both computing and business will provide graduates with a strong platform from which to launch a successful career Whether working as a web applications manager an information systems consultant or CEO of a software company BCSBBA students will possess the combined management and computing skills to be successful in an increasingly high-tech business environment
To earn double degrees students must meetthe requirements of both programs Throughcareful course selection it is possible to complete two degrees in just fi ve years
Engineering Transfer (DegreeProgram) Year 1 and 2The Engineering Transfer Program at TRU allows you to get a jump-start on your engineering studies
Engineering Transfer Year One (38 credits) Complete the foundation courses necessary for your engineering degree in your fi rst year at TRU and transfer to UBC or UVic to complete your degree in biological biomedical civil chemical computer electrical environmental geological geo-technical integrated materials mechanical mining software engineering physics and other engineering specialties
Engineering Transfer Year Two Complete second year of Electrical or Computer engineering and transfer to UVic Following your second year you will then take part in a required 4-8 months Co-op term providing the opportunity to practice your engineering skills and get paid then you will transfer to the University of Victoria in third year to complete your degree
Admission to Engineering requirements
1 Pre-Calculus 11 and 12 with B (73)or better
2 Physics 11 and 12 with B (73) or better3 Chemistry 11 and 12 (highly
recommended) with B (73) 4 English 12 (73 or higher)
Computer Information Systems TechnologyDiploma (CIST)The CIST Diploma is accredited by the Canadian Information Processing Society CIST emphasizes the application of computers to the solution of business related problems The academic training combines technical and computer skills with communication skills (written and oral) and business skills Students who complete this diploma can ladder into year three of the BCS degree
Architectural andEngineering Technology Program (ARET)The Architectural and Engineering Technology Program (ARET) is a three-year diploma that emphasizes the design processes in building civil and mechanical technologies building structures municipal services electrical plumbing and HVAC (heating ventilating and AC) systems
Students will acquire problem solving skills in engineering and building design and in-depth knowledge in construction management building regulations and technical writing Courses include construction surveying architectural design fl uid mechanics mechanical and electrical design steel wood and reinforced concrete design and structural analysis
Students who complete the three-year ARET program can ladder into the Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM) degree and complete the degree after just 3 more semesters
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Faculty of Science gt trucascience
Typical Job Titlesin Computing Sciencebull Graphic Design Firmsbull Web and Flash Development Firmsbull Multimedia Design Firmsbull Print and Digital Media
Developmentbull Corporate Design and
Communicationsbull Advertising Agenciesbull Online Publishingbull Web Animation
Typical Job Titles in ARETbull Building Technologistbull Mechanical Technologistbull Civil Technologistbull Designer job captain specifi cation
writer estimator quantity surveyor or project administrator
bull Typically employed byprofessional engineer companies architects contractors manufacturers and governments
International Program Guide Study Options | 33
HEALTH SCIENCES
Respiratory Therapy Diploma TRU is the only educational institution in British Columbia to offer a program in Respiratory Therapy This program is accredited by the Conjoint Committee of the Canadian Society of Respiratory Therapists and the Canadian Medical Association The program consists of two eight-month sessions of instruction at TRU followed by 47 weeks of clinical internship at accredited hospitals
The clinical year begins in June following the second academic session Clinical year students will rotate between hospitals in the interior of BC Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island Applicants must be prepared to relocate as required
Respiratory Therapy (RT) DiplomaBachelor of Health Science (BHSC)Students are admitted into the three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma program with the option to enter the four-year dual diplomadegree stream The dual diplomadegree stream allows successful students to graduate with both a three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma and a four-year Bachelor of Health Science degree within a four year period
Bachelor of Health ScienceThe Bachelor of Health Science is designed to provide Health Care diploma students and graduates the opportunity to obtain a bachelor degree
Graduates from a two-year or three-year diploma can ladder into the Bachelor of Health Science and are granted up to 60 credits for two-year diploma and up to 90 credits for a three-year diploma
Graduates from the following diploma programs have enrolled in the Bachelor of Health Science program
bull Respiratory Therapybull Dental Hygienebull Medical Radiologybull Medical Laboratory Technologybull Massage Therapybull OccupationalPhysiotherapists Assistants
Admission Requirements
Completion of a minimum two-year diploma in Health Care or related area from a recognized program and institution
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)ndash Kamloops campus (limited enrolment)
ndash Williams Lake campus (Years 1 and 2 only limited enrolment)
The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) program is a 4-year degree program (plus practicum placements) Upon completion graduates are eligible to write the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) and apply for registration with the College of Registered Nurses of British Columbia (CRNBC) to practice as a Registered Nurse (RN)
The BScN program educates students to be competent nurses to work with individuals families groups or communities from a health promotion perspective and an ethic of caring Practice experiences occur in acute care extended care and intermediate care hospitals and other community health agencies and homes with options for local regional provincial national and international practicums
Admission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 or equivalent rsaquo BC Chemistry 11 or TRU
Chemistry 0500 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo BC Biology 12 or TRU Biology 0600 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo One other BC Science at the grade 11 or 12 level C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Foundation of Math 12 or Pre-Calculus12 or TRU MATH 0600 and MATH 0610 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo English 12 or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
Practical Nursing Diplomandash Williams Lake campus
The provincial practical nursing education diploma program is a 2-year program designed to provide learners with the knowledge skills judgments and attitudes to perform to the full range of competencies as identified by the College of Licensed Practical Nurses of British Columbia (CLPNBC) The aim of the program is to prepare graduates to care for individuals and families at multiple life stages and in a variety of practice settings Upon successful completion of the program you will be eligible to write the Canadian Practical Nurse Registration Exam (CPNRE) required for licensure in BC
Admission Requirements
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalent rsaquo English 12English 12 First Nations
or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Math 11 Foundations with a C minimum grade
rsaquo Human Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nurses with a C+ minimum grade
Students have two options to meet this prerequisite
1 PNUR 1300 Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nursing OR TRU-Open Learning - HLTH 1121 Foundation Human Anatomy-Physiology for Heath Promotion
2 BIOL 1590 and BIOL 1690 Human Anatomy and Physiology OR TRU-Open Learning - BIOL 1593 and BIOL 1693 with a C minimum grade
Option 2 is recommended for students who are looking to ladder into the BScN program
Faculty of Science
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34 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Arts
The Faculty of Arts offers exceptional opportunities for students inside and outside of the classroom to explore ideas engage communities and encounter the world
Police and Justice DiplomaThe Police and Justice Diploma prepares students for careers in Canadian policing and justice including sheriffs corrections parole and private security The program prepares graduates to have the necessary skills and knowledge required for a justice-related career Graduates may further their studies in the Bachelor of Arts Major in Criminology at TRU
Bachelor of Arts (BA)The Bachelor of Art degree is an excellent way to begin the experience of university for students who want to explore their options The BA offers a broad liberal arts education that combines a concentration in at least one discipline while ensuring a wide selection of courses as well as opportunities to incorporate other learning experiences such as Study Abroad and Co-operative Education
Associate of Arts Degree (AA)The associate arts degree is a 2-year program designed to provide an educational experience that lays a solid foundation for further study Students are required to complete a broad range of course offerings balanced with in-depth study in science
Bachelor of General Studies (BGS) (Online Only)This degree program provides a flexible structure that allows students to create their own program with as much or as little subject specialization as they want
Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS)BIS is a unique two-year program that students may enter after two years of university study or a two-year post-secondary diploma It allows students to create a customized program of study in their third and fourth years or to create new career options by completing their undergraduate degrees
Bachelor of Journalism (BJour)Students may enter this program directly from high school or after completing two years of study in the liberal arts This degree is career-oriented aimed at preparing students to become communication specialists for employment with community and daily newspapers magazines government agencies corporations and non-profit and advocacy organizations
Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA)The Fine Arts degree is a four-year program that allows students an education in the visual arts within a university context Studio courses such as Ceramics Drawing Photography Printmaking Sculpture Painting and interdisciplinary combinations of these media will be studied alongside academic disciplines ranging from Art History to English and Philosophy Gallery Studies such as Gallery Management and Curating are also available at the upper-level
What can I study in Arts at TRUMajors amp Minorsbull Communicationsbull Criminologybull Economicsbull Economic and Political Studiesbull Englishbull Geographybull Historybull Interdisciplinary Studiesbull Journalismbull Mathematicsbull Philosophybull Psychologybull Sociologybull Theatre Artsbull Visual Arts
Other Minors and Specializationsbull Anthropologybull Archaeology amp Geologybull Canadian Studiesbull Creative Writingbull Environmental Economics amp
Sustainable Developmentbull Managementbull Political Studies
Degreesbull Bachelor of Artsbull Bachelor of Fine Artsbull Bachelor of Interdisciplinary
Studiesbull Bachelor of Journalism
Diplomasbull Diploma in General Studiesbull Associate of Artsbull Fine Artsbull Police and Justicebull Visual Arts
Certificatesbull Aboriginal Studiesbull Literary and Art Historybull Modern Languagesbull Visual Arts Studio
International Opportunitiesbull AnthropologymdashEastern Europe
amp Philippinesbull Management amp Communicationmdash
Germanybull Leadership in Global Competency
Environmental Sustainability Social Media AdvantagemdashGermany
bull Geography amp JapanesemdashJapan
Co-op internship available
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Faculty of Human Social and Educational Development
Master of Education (MEd)The Master of Education program with a concentration in Educational Leadership offers thesis final project or capstone course options Designed for the working professional involved in education and for students who wish to assume positions as educational leaders and researchers or who work in education health care private industry and government
Education Requirement
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent with a minimum B average (GPA of 30 on a scale of 433) in the last 60 credits or completion of TRUrsquos Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies
Language Requirement
bull Completion of undergraduate degree at an English language university in a country where English is the primary language or
bull IELTS score of 65 (all bands) orbull A minimum TOEFL score of 88 with no
section below 20 (IBT) orbull Completion of TRU ESL level 5
Documentation Required
bull TRU Master of Education applicationbull A personal resumeacutebull A letter of intentbull Two letters of referencebull Official transcripts of all
post-secondary education
Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)The Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies (GCES) is designed to help develop the English language and academic skills to successfully meet the MEd entry requirements
The GCES is considered a standalone graduate certificate that completes qualifications for admission into TRUrsquos MEd program Students will be required to successfully complete three graduate level courses and students who require English upgrading will need to also successfully complete TRUrsquos ESL program before entering the MEd program Note Credits received in GCES do not transfer to the TRU MEd program
Bachelor of Education (BEd)The Bachelor of Education (Elementary) degree program is a two-year program which prepares students to teach in elementary schools Graduates obtain their professional teaching certificate from the Ministry of Education Teacher Regulation Branch (TRB) which qualifies the graduate to teach kindergarten to grade 12 in BC public schools Graduates can also teach in any province or territory in Canada and in many other countries
Admission Requirements
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent normally in Arts Fine Arts Mathematics Science Music or Physical Education
Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)The Bachelor of Social Work program prepares competent generalist practitioners to provide service and leadership within regional national and global contexts to achieve social justice respect for diversity and social change Employment opportunities exist in a wide variety of government and voluntary organizations such as family and childrenrsquos services child welfare mental health services hospitals womenrsquos services crisis services corrections and Aboriginal social services
Human Service DiplomaThe Human Service Diploma prepares students for careers with government or non-profit agencies that provide support and assistance to individuals coping with economic disadvantage mental health issues developmental gender and diversity issues as well as challenges such as addiction family change and involvement with the justice system
Early Childhood Education Diploma (ECE)The ECE program provides excellent learning techniques so that students can acquire the necessary knowledge and skills to become effective educators of young children Early Childhood Education is a rapidly expanding field Completion of the ECE Diploma satisfies the requirements of the Community Care Facilities Branch (CCFB) of the BC Government for a License to Practice as an Early Childhood Educator in British Columbia
Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) CertificateThe TESL Certificate is designed to provide a comprehensive course of study to prepare students to work in the ESL field nationally and internationally This one-semester program requires a previous university degree for admission It includes 195 instructional hours including a teaching practicum Upon completion students receive a TESL certificate from TRU Graduates may also apply for a second certificate from TESL Canada The components of the program introduce students to the core topics of pedagogical grammar curriculum design and instructional methodology and cross cultural studies as well as to a variety of teaching modules such as Pronunciation Skills Assessment and Evaluation and Second Language Acquisition
Program highlights
bull Accredited by TESL Canada bull Includes a supervised practicum to gain
hands-on guided classroom experiencebull Small class sizes (maximum 20 students) bull Abundant work opportunities in Canada
and around the world
What can I study in Human Social and Educational Development
Graduate
rsaquo Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)
rsaquo Master of Education Leadership
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Education (Elementary)bull Bachelor of Education
(Physical Education)bull Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)
Diploma
bull Early Childhood Educationbull Human Service Diploma
Certificate
bull Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) Post-Baccalaureate Certificate
Co-op internship available
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School of Trades and TechnologyTRUrsquos School of Trades and Technology has many trades training programs that result in provincial Industrial Training Authority or Red Seal Certification The instructors at TRU are some of the best in BC Canada and beyond As the economy struggles there is no better time to complete your trades training so that you will be ahead of the curve and ready when the economy turns around
What can I study in Trades and Technology at TRU
bull Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (online only)
bull Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)
bull Diploma in Water Treatment Technology
Foundation and Apprenticeship Training
bull Automotive Service Technicianbull Carpenterbull Commercial Transport Vehicle Mechanic
Technicianbull Electricianbull Heavy Duty Mechanicbull Gasfittingbull InboardOutboard Mechanicbull Plumbingbull Welding
Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)The BTTM degree program provides technologists with the knowledge and skills necessary to become effective project leaders supervisors and managers in organizations within a changing business and technical environment
Admission Requirements
A two or three-year diploma in technology or equivalent
Students who complete the two-year Water Treatment Technology Program or the three-year Architectural and Engineering Technology program (ARET) can ladder into the BTTM
Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (BTTTL) (Online Only)
This new program the only one of its kind in Canada builds upon the candidatersquos trades or technology qualifications It is aimed at allowing certified tradespeople and technologists to gain the business and leadership knowledge needed for management and other advanced positions
WATER amp WASTEWATER PROGRAMSWater sustains life Now you can help sustain our precious water supplies Gain job-ready skills to protect drinking water quality safeguard water resources and ensure the sustainability of the water supplies that are crucial to public health and the environment Canada and the World are facing shortages of educated and trained water and wastewater operatorsmdashyoursquoll be in demand upon graduation
Certificate in Water amp Wastewater UtilitiesThe Certificate is an entry-level training and education program in the operation and maintenance of Water and Wastewater Treatment Distribution and Collection systems The Certificate requirements are a successful completion of 12 courses 6 per term total of 36 credits to graduate This program ladders into the Water Treatment Technology Diploma Program
Schedule Term 1 August 17 to December 18 2015 Term 2 January 4 to May 09 2016
Water amp Wastewater Technology DiplomaTRU Water and Wastewater Diploma is a two-year four semester program
The diploma prepares students to operate and maintain water and wastewater treatment distribution re-use and disposal facilities as well as how to monitor source water quality This program is designed to educate students in chemistry microbiology mathematics mechanical and electrical systems instrumentation and treatment technologies as they are applied in the water industry Students will also study environmental law occupational health and safety communications and utility management
During the hands-on practical trainingmdashstudents will be trained in the operation maintenance troubleshooting of water systems at the state-of-the-art Kamloops Centre for Water Quality
Students can choose to exit the program after completion of the first year of studies with a Certificate in Water and Wastewater Utilities or complete the entire Diploma This program also ladders into the Bachelors of Technology the Bachelor of
Trades and Technology Leadership or the Bachelor of General Studies at TRU
Admission Requirement
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalentbull Math 11 Foundations or MATH 0410
and 0520 or equivalentbull Chemistry 11 and Biology 11 are
recommendedbull Meet TRUrsquos minimum English
language requirements
For further information please contact Satwinder Paul Program Coordinator spaultruca
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A When to ApplyPlease note the following application deadlines Late applications will be considered if space is availableWinter January semester
Application deadline October 15Summer May semester
Application deadline February 15Fall September semester
Application deadline May 31
B How to Apply1 Application
Complete all information on the application form For faster processing complete application online at truworldca
2 Program Selection Mark your program choices clearly
3 Transcripts With this application submit official transcripts (or certified copies) of your secondary school grades and any post-secondary institutions you have attended Transcripts must be officially translated into English You may scan and email or fax the transcripts for faster processing but originals must be presented on arrival to TRU Otherwise you will not be allowed to register for courses at TRU
4 Application Fee A non-refundable application fee of CDN$100 must accompany your application
5 Send Send your completed application form school transcripts and application fee to International Admissions at iapplytruca
C Next Steps1 Processing
Your application will be processed within five working days
2 Pre-Acceptance TRU will send a pre-acceptance letter indicating(a) the program to which you
have been accepted and (b) any conditions of your acceptance
3 Submit You should submit the required fees for your first semester of study (as outlined in your pre-acceptance letter)
4 Final Acceptance Upon receiving payment of tuition and general fees TRU will send an official letter of acceptance
5 Housing Either make arrangements with the accommodation directly or used the TRU World service to secure your room Students must pay a C$150 accommodation application fee when using the service with TRU World
6 Student VISA Use your official TRU letter of acceptance to apply to the nearest Canadian Embassy or Consulate for a student visa
7 Airport Pickup Note Airport pick up only available at the Kamloops airport Additional charges may apply
D Paymentbull Fees may be paid by credit card (Visa
Mastercard American Express) bank draft or bank transfer You can also make payments through our online secure payment facility at truworldca
bull If paying by bank draft bank wire transfer or money order copy of the financial document must be attached
bull Please make your bank draft or money order payable to Thompson Rivers University
bull Bank transfer details Thompson Rivers University Acct 1105-935 Transit 07200 Swift Code BOFMCAM2 Bank of Montreal (BMO) 101Fndash1180 Columbia Street West Kamloops BC Canada V2C 6R6
Send a copy of the wire transfer receipt to iapplytruca
E Send Applications toInternational Admissions Thompson Rivers University 900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8
Tel +12508285252 Fax +12503715513
Email iapplytruca
TRU Refund PolicyStudents should familiarize themselves with TRUrsquos refund policy prior to submitting payment for their studies
International students who
(a) Withdraw prior to the start of instruction will receive a 50 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced the balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(b) Withdraw in the first or second week of instruction will receive a 25 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced The balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(c) Withdraw after the second week of instruction will receive no refund of tuition A forfeit of the semester tuition and general fees will be implemented if we are not advised of a request for refund or deferral
(d) Withdraw due to a failure to obtain a student permit prior to arrival at TRU will be entitled to a full refund of tuition and general fees invoiced less a CDN$200 administration fee Students must notify TRU in writing and provide documentation prior to the start of the semester (the original letter from the Canadian Embassy stating the reasons the visa was denied is requiredmdashno photocopies scans or faxes are accepted) Total non-refundable including application fee of CDN$100 is CDN$300
(e) New students who wish to defer the start of their first semester of study to a future semester may do so only twice and up to a maximum of one calendar year (ie a student accepted to the fall semester may defer until the next fall semester but not beyond) Continuing students who wish to defer their admission must do so before the beginning of the semester Once the deferral has expired students will need to reapply if they wish to recommence studies at a later date Deferral must be requested in writing and sent to iapplytruca prior to the start of the semester Once instruction begins policies (b) and (c) above apply
(f ) Withdrawal for Medical ReasonsmdashApart from the policy outlined for international students there is no provision for a medical refund outside this policy For continuing students who are required to withdraw for medical reasons we encourage the student to visit their Academic Advisor and fill in a ldquoComplete Program Withdraw Formrdquo This allows the student to withdraw from a course or program without obtaining a ldquoDNC (Did Not Complete)rdquo on their academic record
Application Instructions
Online Interactive Brochure wwwi-studentglobalcomtru
Thompson Rivers University900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8T +12508285252 bull F +12503715513Inquiries welcometruca bull Applications iapplytruca
truworldca
Find Us on Social Media
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Facts About Canadabull Second largest country in the world
bull 35 million people
bull Ten provinces three territories
bull Top UN ranking
bull Multicultural 1 in 6 is a new immigrant
bull Officially bilingual (English and French) but over 200 languages spoken
bull Provinces are responsible for education
Facts About Kamloopsbull Modern safe and comfortable
city of almost 100000bull Vibrant cultural lifebull Over 200 lakes nearbybull Many golf coursesbull Spectacular natural settingbull Affordable cost of livingbull Wide range of outdoor city
and campus activitiesbull 35 hour drive or 45 minute flight
from Vancouverbull 45 minute drive to Sun Peaks Resort
one of North Americarsquos top-ranked ski and snowboard resorts where the Austrian National Ski Team practices Sun Peaks Named Top Two in Best Canadian Ski Destinations by Canadian Living Magazine
bull Exceptional climate
rsaquo 1 in Canada for beautiful summers rsaquo 2 for warmest spring rsaquo 2 for driest city climate rsaquo 2 for most sunny days
in warm months rsaquo 2040 hours of sunshine per year rsaquo Median high temperature 21degC
Facts About TRUbull Founded in 1970 TRU is a public
degree-granting universitybull Almost 13000 students on campus
during Fall and Winter semestersbull More than 1750 international students
from over 85 countriesbull 17000 distance studentsbull TRU is in the heart of Kamloops within
walking distance of everything you need
bull 11 Aboriginal students bull Average class sizemdash1st year
39 students 4th year 20 students bull U-PASS for students provides access
to the Kamloops transit system and free access to the on-campus Canada Games swimming pool
Bruce Excellent School Excellent Faculty
TRU Moose Kamloops is amazing for its ability to accommodate a variety of sports and activities From snowboarding to waterskiing you can try it all
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20 | International Program Guide Study Options
TRU Master Degrees and Graduate Studies Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
MBA Foundation amp Graduate Certifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) 24 8 months SeptJanMay
Master of Business Administration 24 1 year Sept
Graduate Certifcate in Education Studies (GCES) 35 4 months + ESL SeptMay
Master of Education Leadership 35 30 credits Sept
Master of Science Environmental Science 31 2 years SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Accounting 25 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Business Administration 25 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Finance 25 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Human Resource Management 25 51 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in International Business 25 54 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Marketing 26 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in New Venture Creation 26 51 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Supply Chain Management 26 60 credits SeptJanMay
Teaching English as a Second Language Certifi cate (TESL) 35 4 months SeptJanMay
TRU Undergraduate Degrees Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Bachelor of ArtsMajors Communications Economics English Geography History Interdisciplinary Studies Journalism Mathematics Philosophy Psychology Sociology Theatre Arts Visual Arts
34 4 years SeptJanMay C
Bachelor of Business AdministrationMajors Accounting Economics Finance Human Resource Management International Business Marketing New Venture Creation Information Technology
27 4 years SeptJanMay C
Double Degreebull Bachelor of Business Administration amp Bachelor of Computing Science
32 5 years SeptJanMay C
Bachelor of Computing Science 32 4 years SeptJan C
Bachelor of Education - Elementary 35 5 years Sept P
Bachelor of Fine Arts 34 4 years SeptJan
Bachelor of Heath Science 33 4 years SeptJan C
Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies 34 4 years SeptJan C
Bachelor of Journalism 34 4 years Sept P
Bachelor of Natural Resource Science 31 4 years Sept C
Bachelor of ScienceMajors Animal Biology Chemistry Chemical Biology Cellular Molecular amp Microbial Biology Ecology amp Environmental Biology Environmental Chemistry Computing Science Mathematics Mathematical Sciences Physics Statistics
31 4 years SeptJanMay C
Bachelor of Science in Nursing 33 4 years Sept P
Bachelor of Social Work 35 4 years Sept P
Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management 36 4 years SeptJan
Bachelor of Tourism Management 28 4 years SeptJanMay C
Engineering ndash First amp Second Year Transfer 32 1ndash2 years Sept C
Forestry ndash First amp Second Year Transfer 31 1ndash2 years Sept
Complete Program Listing for International StudentsSTUDY OPTIONS
20 | International Program Guide
International Program Guide Study Options | 21
TRU Diploma Programs Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Accounting Technician 2 years Sept
Adventure Guide 30 2 years Sept C
Adventure Management 30 2 years Sept C
Architectural amp Engineering Technology 32 3 years Sept
Associate of Arts 34 2 years SeptJanMay
Associate of Science 2 years SeptJanMay
Computer Information Systems Technology 32 2 years SeptJan C
Early Childhood Education 35 2 years Sept
Events amp Conventions Management 28 2 years Sept
Management 2 years Sept C
Practical Nursing (Williams Lake campus only) 33 2 years TBD P
Police amp Justice 34 2 years Sept
Resort amp Hotel Management 28 2 years Sept P
Respiratory Therapy 33 3 years Sept P
Sports Event Management 28 2 years Sept P
Tourism Management 28 2 years SeptJanMay P
Visual Arts 2 years Sept
Water amp Wastewater Technology 36 2 Years Sept
January intake may be available but course sequencing would prevent completion in 4 semesters
TRU Certifi cate Programs Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Aboriginal Tourism 1 year Sept
Adventure Sports 30 1 year Sept
Culinary Arts 30 16 months JanAug
English as a Second or Additional Language (ESALESL) 22 1ndash25 years SeptJanMay
Literary amp Art History 1 year SeptJan
Modern Languages 1 year SeptJan
Visual Arts Studio 1 year SeptJan
Water amp Wastewater Utilities 1 year August
TRU University Prep amp Student Development Length Intakes Co-op (C)Practicum (P)
Adult Basic Education amp BC Adult Graduation Diploma NA JanMaySept
English as a Second Language NA JanMaySept
University Preparation Courses NA JanMaySept
Note All course and admission information subject to change
trucacalendar
STUDY OPTIONS
International Program Guide | 21
22 | International Program Guide Study Options
English Language Programs
The TRU Advantagebull English Placement Test (EPT) available upon arrivalbull IELTS and TOEFL scores acceptedbull Academic ESL designed to help prepare for university contextbull Can combine ESL and Academic courses for credit in levels 4 and 5bull 20 hours of classroom instruction per week plus language labs
and activitiesbull Access to International Student Activity Program (ISAP)
Each of the fi ve levels of TRUrsquos ESL Program take one semesterto complete
Students with no offi cial test score will take an English Placement Test (EPT) upon arrival at TRU and will be placed in the appropriate level of English language study as indicated in the chart below
If a student has an offi cial test score they may choose to enter ESL or academic courses without taking the TRU English Placement Test See chart to the right
Note In order to guarantee registration for the courses you want please submit your English test scores one month before arriving at TRU
Admission RequirementsEnglish Profi ciency
bull Completion of the TRU ESL Program allows direct entry to academic study
bull TRU accepts test scores for the following English profi ciency exams TOEFL IELTS MELAB CanTEST
bull The Cambridge CAE (Certifi cate in Advanced English) and CPE (Certifi cate of Profi ciency in English) will also be considered for direct entry into academic programs
Academic Requirements
bull Secondary school completion (high school graduation)
bull Other requirements vary by program please consult International Admissions for detailed requirements for specifi c programs at iapplytruca
Minimum Age Students must be at least 17 years oldSee inside back cover for application instructions
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Direct entry into Academic Study
Academic Study requirementsIELTS 65+ with no bands below 60TOEFL iBT 88+ with no section below 20TOEFL PBT 570+ TWE 45+MELAB 81+CanTEST 45+ with no component score below 40CAEL Overall 70+ no subtest below 60TRU Level 5 completion
Direct entry to Level 5 ESL
2 ESL Courses + 3 Academic Courses Level 5 completion = Direct Entry to Academic StudyLevel 5 Entry requirements
IELTS 60+ with no band below 55TOEFL iBT 80+TOEFL PBT 550 - 569 TWE 40+MELAB 77+CanTEST 40+ with no component score below 40CAEL Overall 60+ no subtest below 50TRU Level 4
Direct entry to Level 4 ESL
4 ESL Courses + 1 Academic Course Level 4 completion = Direct Entry to Level 5 ESLLevel 4 Entry requirements
IELTS 55+ with no band below 50TOEFL iBT 71+TOEFL PBT 530 - 549MELAB 74+CanTEST 40+ with no component score below 35CAEL Overall 50+ no subtest below 40TRU ESL level 3
Direct entry to Level 3 ESL
5 ESL CoursesLevel 3 completion = Direct entry to Level 4 ESL + ESL Intermediate Certifi cate awardLevel 3 Entry requirements
IELTS 50+TOEFL iBT 61+TOEFL PBT 500 - 529MELAB 69+CanTEST 35+CAEL Overall 40+TRU ESL level 2
Direct entry to Level 2 ESL
Level 2 ESL 5 ESL CoursesLevel 2 completion = Direct entry to level 3 ESL + ESL Foundations Certifi cate awardLevel 2 Entry requirements
TRU English Placement Test is required for entry
Direct entry to Level 1 ESL
5 ESL CoursesLevel 1 completion = Direct entry to level 2 ESLTRU English Placement Test requiredSuggested Entry requirement TOEFL iBT 20
TOEFL Exam FormatsTOEFL iBT = Internet-Based TestTOEFL PBT = Paper Based Test
TRU is a leader in ESL education for university and college students Our ESL program is designed to provide specifi c and appropriate language training for students who plan to proceed to post-secondary study focusing on English for academic purposes Our students come from around the world and we look forward to meeting you
ESL Bridging Certifi cates
Each requires completion of Level 4 one ESL electiveand two specifi c academic courses
bull English and Sciencesbull English and Liberal Arts
bull English and Fine Artsbull English and Business
International Program Guide Study Options | 23
International Baccalaureate (IB)The IB diploma is accepted for admission to TRU Transfer credit will be granted for higher level courses completed with a score of 5 or higher Students have the option to decline the transfer credit if they wish to complete the course(s) at the University
To transfer credits to Arts Business or Science you must have
1 Official IB transcript2 HL courses only3 Grade of 5 6 or 7For a complete list of the IB transfer credits please go to trucaadmissionshs-studentsib
Official transcripts must be sent to the Admissions Office directly from the testing centre Transcripts can be requested from
International Baccalaureate New York Attn Transcripts 475 Riverside Drive Suite 240 New York NY 10115 Phone 2126964464
Advanced Placement (AP) Exams through the College BoardAP exams will be accepted for admission to TRU Transfer credit is granted for approved subjects passed with a grade of a subject grade of 4 or higher Official transcripts must be provided from the College Board Students may choose to repeat a course at TRU by forfeiting the credit To transfer credits you must have
bull Official AP transcriptbull Grade of 4 or 5For more information on transfer credit to arts science or business programs at TRU visit trucaadmissionshs-studentsstandingcb
General Certificate of Educational Studies (GCE)Students completing their GCE will be considered for admission on a combination of factors For admission to TRU you will need
bull A minimum of two Advanced (A) level courses and two Advanced Subsidiary (AS) level courses or
bull A minimum of two A-level courses and three Ordinary (O) level subjects
bull Completion of O-levels (University Preparation courses will need to be completed at TRU)
GCE Advanced Level (A-Level Exams) transfer creditTransfer credit is granted for approved A-level courses passed with a grade of an A or B Official transcripts must be provided to receive transfer credit (Check the BC Transfer Guide to see the specific TRU credit for the identified AP and IB courses) Students may choose to repeat a course at TRU by forfeiting the credit To transfer credits you must have
1 Official GCE transcript2 A-Level courses only3 Grade of A or BFor more information on transfer credit to arts science or business programs at TRU visit trucaadmissionshs-studentsstandingalevel
DAADTRU will accept the DAAD language test with a minimum B2 level as proof of meeting the English Language requirement for Visiting International Students only Students will be required to take the English Placement Test on arrival only as guidance for counselors in the event students may need more English language support
General Education Development (GED) TestThe GED is accepted high school equivalent for admission to TRU under the following conditions
bull Must be 17 years of agebull Will need IELTS scorebull Will need to take Accuplacer Math
assessment at TRU
Transfer CreditTRU will accept college and university transfer credit Official transcripts and detailed course outlines must be provided to receive transfer credit
bull Transfer credit assessment is done once the student has been admitted to TRU and submitted official transcripts and course outlines
bull A maximum of 50 of any program will be recognized outside of TRU
bull International Admissions will assess a studentrsquos formal learning from other accredited post-secondary institutions
bull TRU will give transfer credit whenever possible total will differ depending on program
International Accreditations and Transfer Credit
RECOGNIZING FUTURE GLOBAL LEADERSThe TRU Global Competency Certificate allows students to earn formal recognition for their intercultural and international experiencesmdashfrom Study Abroad to learning a second language to volunteer work
Global Competency is a credential that can be earned in tandem with any credit programmdashundergraduate or graduatemdashoffered by Thompson Rivers University
The program uses a portfolio approach that allows each student to track a number of different educational and personal experiences
How Do I Earn ItTo earn this credential a student must
1 Attend an Orientation session2 Sign up for GLBL1000 3 Earn and compile points4 Submit a portfolio to the Centre for
Student Engagement office OM1468
Global Competency
24 | International Program Guide Study Options
School of Business and EconomicsMaster of BusinessAdministration (MBA)The TRU MBA Advantage
The TRU MBA is designed to meet the needs of our students who can customize their learning experience with maximum fl exibility and unparalleled choice
bull One and two-year MBA programs bull Three program completion options
Graduate Project Graduate Thesis and Course-Based completion options
bull TRUrsquos MBA program does notrequire a GMAT score or have a minimum professional workexperience requirement
Entrance Requirements
1 Education 3 or 4-year undergraduate degree with a minimum B average (GPA of 30 on a scale of 400 or equivalent) in the last 60 credits
2 Language rsaquo Completion of undergraduate
degree at an English language university in a country where English is the primary language or
rsaquo IELTS score of 70 (all bands) or rsaquo A minimum TOEFL score of 100 with
no section below 20 (IBT) or rsaquo Completion of TRU ENGL 1100 and
CMNS 1290 with a B (GPA of 300)or higher
3 Quantitative and Computing Skills Quantitative skills include a strong background in algebra and statistics Computing skills include having a strong background in word processing presentation and spreadsheet software
One-Year Program
Graduates of a four-year BBA or Bachelor of Commerce degrees may be eligible for direct admission to the 12-month MBA Level The MBA program consists of eight core courses plus a choice of one of three completion options
Two-Year Program
Students from other undergraduate fi elds may be eligible for the two-year MBA program which provides students witha solid foundation in business administration plus the strategic management skills required to succeed in the global business environment
MBA Foundation amp GraduateCertifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) program
The two-year MBA begins with the Graduate Certifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) program which consists of 6 courses (2 semesters) of Foundation courses in the major subject areas of Business Administration The GCBA off ers a pathway to the 12-month MBA program for students with non-business-related undergraduate degrees and ensures they have the knowledge required to be successful in the MBA program Upon successful completion of the MBA Foundation courses with a minimumB grade proceed automatically to the MBA level which requires 3 semesters(12 months) to complete
All MBA students in year 2 complete eight core courses plus a choice of one of three completion options Course-Based Graduate Project or Graduate Thesis
The Course-Based option provides the opportunity to study four additional advanced management courses in areas such as Corporate Finance Marketing Decision Analysis Entrepreneurshipand Innovation
The Graduate Project option provides the opportunity to address an applied management issue or problem This option provides situational experience and allows the student to focus in a specifi c areaof management
The Graduate Thesis option provides the opportunity to prepare and defend a thesis further developing critical thinking skills as well as academic research skills
Graduates of our MBA program have successfully obtained positions in a variety of industries and sectors including major corporations government small- and medium-sized businesses and non-profi ts locally across Canada and around the world
Throughout the program TRUrsquos MBA Students are off ered opportunities for career development The Career Development Program provides workshops events guest speakers and activities designed to develop career readiness for MBA students and provide additional opportunities to achieve the learning goals and objectives of the program
For more information about MBA studies at TRU please visit our website at trucamba or email us at mbatruca
What can I studyin Business andEconomics at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Master of Business Administrationbull MBA Foundation amp Graduate
Certifi cate in Business Administration
bull Post-Baccalaureate Diplomas rsaquo Accounting rsaquo Business Administration rsaquo Finance rsaquo Human Resource Management rsaquo International Business rsaquo Marketing rsaquo New Venture Creation rsaquo Supply Chain Management
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Business Administration rsaquo Accounting rsaquo Economics rsaquo Environmental Economics amp
Sustainable Development (Minor)
rsaquo Finance rsaquo Financial Markets
amp Institutions (Minor) rsaquo Human Resource Management rsaquo Information Technology rsaquo International Business rsaquo Marketing rsaquo New Venture Creation rsaquo Supply Chain Management
bull Bachelor of BusinessAdministration and Computing Science double degree
bull Bachelor of CommercemdashTRU-OLbull Bachelor of Public
AdministrationmdashTRU-OL
Diplomas
bull Accounting Technicianbull Executive Assistantbull Management
Certifi cates
bull Administrative Assistantbull Management StudiesCo-op internship available
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International Program Guide Study Options | 25
School of Business and EconomicsPOST-BACCALAUREATEDIPLOMAS IN BUSINESSThe Post-Baccalaureate diplomas are valuable to international students who wish to come to Canada to learn English gain exposure to the culture and study in a compressed format Post-Baccalaureate diplomas normally take two years to complete on a full-time basis and are designed for students with a degree in a diff erent fi eld of study
Admission Requirements
bull Math 12 or MATH 0610 or MATH 1000 or equivalent (C+ or higher)
bull ENGL 1100 or equivalent with a C+or higher
bull A bachelor degreeStudents may commence their studies while they upgrade their mathematics and English
AccountingMATH 107 Mathematics for Business amp Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
ECON 1900 Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics orSTAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
ACCT 3200 Intermediate Financial Accounting 1
ACCT 3210 Intermediate Financial Accounting 2
ACCT 3220 Income Taxation 1
ACCT 3230 Income Taxation 2
ACCT 3250 Intermediate Management Accounting
FNCE 4110 Adv Financial Management for Accountants
ACCT 4200 Advanced Financial Accounting
ACCT 4230 Assurance
ACCT 4250 Advanced Management Accounting
MIST 4610 Strategic Management Information Systems
Business AdministrationMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business amp Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Mathematics with Applications 1
MNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
ECON 1900 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Principles of Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics orSTATS 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MNGT 4780 Strategic Management
One additional 30004000 business course
Note Business courses include those beginning with the ACCT BLAW MIST ENTR FNCE HRMN IBUS MKTG MNGT ORGB SCMN or BUSN acronyms
FinanceMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Mathematics with Applications 1
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics orMATH 1130 Enriched Calculus or MATH 1140 Calculus 1 or MATH 1150 Calculus for Biological Sciences
ECON 1900 Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 orSTAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
FNCE 3150 Investments 1
FNCE 3170 Investments 2
FNCE 3180 Risk Management and Financial Engineering
FNCE 4130 Advanced Financial Management
FNCE 4180 International Financial Management
At least fi ve ofBLAW 2910 Commercial Law
FNCE 3140 Financial Statement Analysis
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
FNCE 4120 Business Valuation and Restructuring
FNCE 4140 Personal Financial Management
FNCE 4160 Portfolio Management
FNCE 4190 Financial Institutions Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
Human ResourceManagementMNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
ORGB 3770 Teamwork in Organizations
ORGB 3810 Organizational Theory and Design
HRMN 3830 Human Resource Planning and Staffi ng
HRMN 3840 Employee and Labour Relations
BLAW 3920 Employment Law
HRMN 4830 Total Rewards
HRMN 4840 Organizational Learning Trainingand Development
ORGB 4870 Organizational Development and Change
HRMN 4890 Selected Topics in HR Management
International BusinessMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or
STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
MKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3510 International Business
IBUS 3520 Global Management
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
IBUS 4520 International Trade Finance
IBUS 4530 International Trade Law and Logistics
IBUS 4540 Global Entrepreneurship
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TRU Moose Donrsquot be surprised if people you donrsquot know smile and say ldquohirdquo Canadians are just that friendly
26 | International Program Guide Study Options
MarketingACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
MKTG 3470 Consumer Behaviour
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3510 International Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MKTG 4460 Marketing Strategy
At least seven ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
MKTG 4400 Professional Sales Management
MKTG 4410 Services Marking
MKTG 4420 Brand Management
MKTG 4430 Retail Management
MKTG 4440 Advanced Marketing Research
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
New Venture CreationMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics or MATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
MKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
ENTR 3720 All Business Finance
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
ENTR 4750 New Venture Creation
ENTR 4760 Small Business Management
Supply Chain ManagementMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business amp Economics or MATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics 2 or MATH 1130 Enriched Calculus or MATH 1140 Calculus 1 or
MATH 1150 Calculus for Biological Sciences
STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
SCMN 3330 Procurement Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MIST 3620 Web-Enabled Business
SCMN 4310 Operations Management
SCMN 4320 Logistics and Transportation
SCMN 4390 Selected Topics in Supply Chain Management
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
At least 2 ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
IBUS 3520 Global Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
School of Business and Economics gt trucamba gt trucabusiness
Accountingbull Treasury Manager bull Chief Financial Officer bull Budget Director bull Taxation Manager bull Management Consultant bull Tax Auditor bull International Accountant
Financebull Corporate Loans Officer bull Personal Financial Advisorbull Equity Analyst bull Portfolio Manager bull Chief Financial Officer bull Stock Broker bull Investment Dealer bull Treasury Manager
Human Resource Managementbull Director of Human Resourcesbull Training Officer bull Industrial Relations Officer bull Health and Safety Specialist bull Harassment Advisor bull Employee Benefits Officerbull Human Resources Manager
Information Technology bull Network Manager bull Systems Analyst bull Website Designer bull Computer Programmer bull Database Administrator
International Businessbull Export Sales Manager bull Foreign Trade Consultantbull Import and Export Specialist bull International Marketing Manager bull International Shipping Specialist
Marketingbull Brand Manager bull Advertising Account Executivebull District Sales Manager bull Market Researcher bull Sales Representative bull Public Relations Directorbull Promotions Manager
New Venture Creation bull Small Business Ownerbull Franchiseebull Loans Officerbull Venture Capitalistbull Small Business Consultant
Supply Chain Managementbull Process Engineerbull Supply Chain Analystbull Supply Chains Systems Managerbull InventoryPurchasing Managerbull Materials AnalystManagerbull Logistics Manager
Typical Job Titles
International Program Guide Study Options | 27
Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)The Bachelor of Business Administration degree is a four-year program
bull First and second years Foundation of business and non-business courses
bull Third and fourth years Students select majors and minors or concentrations
bull Current major and minor options Accounting Economics Finance New Venture Creation Human Resource Management International Business Marketing Information Technology (major only) and Public Relations (minor only)
First and Second Year Courses
bull 6 Humanities credits (English Philosophy Languages Fine Arts)
bull 6 Social Sciences credits (Anthropology Canadian Studies Economics Geography Political Studies Psychology Sociology)
Core CoursesThe following 72 credits (24 courses) are requiredACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
CMNS 1290 Introduction to Professional Writing
CMNS 3240 Business Communications
ECON 1900 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Principles of Macroeconomics
ECON 2320 Statistics for Business and Economics 1
ECON 2330 Statistics for Business and Economics 2
ECON 3040 Managerial Economics
ENGL 1100 Introduction to University Writing or ENGL 1110 Introduction to Prose Fiction or ENGL 1120 Introduction to Poetry or ENGL 1140 Introduction to Drama or ENGL 1210 Introduction to Drama and Poetry
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MNGT 4780 Strategic Management
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
PHIL 1110 Introduction to Critical Thinking
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
BBA MajorsAccountingACCT 3200 Intermediate Financial Accounting 1
ACCT 3210 Intermediate Financial Accounting 2
ACCT 3220 Income Taxation 1
ACCT 3230 Income Taxation 2
ACCT 3250 Intermediate Management Accounting
FNCE 4110 Advanced Financial Management for Accountants
ACCT 4200 Advanced Financial Accounting
ACCT 4230 Assurance
ACCT 4250 Advanced Management Accounting
MIST 4610 Strategic Management Information Systems
EconomicsThe Major in Economics requires 42 ECON credits of which 24 must be at the 3000 and 4000 level with a minimum of 6 at the 4000 level ECON 2900 and ECON 2950 are required and either ECON 3900 or ECON 3950 must be taken
FinanceFNCE 3150 Investments 1
FNCE 3170 Investments 2
FNCE 3180 Risk Management and Financial Engineering
FNCE 4130 Advanced Financial Management
FNCE 4180 International Financial Management
Plus at least three ofFNCE 3140 Financial Statement Analysis
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
FNCE 4120 Business Valuation and Restructuring
FNCE 4140 Personal Financial Management
FNCE 4160 Portfolio Management
FNCE 4190 Financial Institutions Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
General BBAStudents must complete at least 24 credits (normally 8 courses) of 300 or 400-level business or ECON courses in addition to the core requirements in 3rd and 4th year
Human Resource ManagementORGB 3810 Organizational Theory and Design
HRMN 3830 Human Resource Planning and Staffing
HRMN 3840 Employee and Labour Relations
BLAW 3920 Employment Law
HRMN 4830 Total Rewards
HRMN 4840 Organizational Learning Training and Development
ORGB 4870 Organizational Development and Change
HRMN 4890 Selected Topics in HR Management
International BusinessMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3520 Global Management
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
IBUS 4520 International Trade Finance
IBUS 4530 International Trade Law and Logistics
IBUS 4540 Global Entrepreneurship
MarketingMKTG 3470 Consumer Behaviour
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
MKTG 4460 Marketing Strategy
Plus at least five ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
MKTG 4400 Professional Sales Management
MKTG 4410 Services Marketing
MKTG 4420 Brand Management
MKTG 4430 Retail Management
MKTG 4440 Advanced Marketing Research
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
New Venture CreationACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
MKTG 3480 Market Research
ENTR 3720 Small Business Finance
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communicated
ENTR 4750 New Venture Creation
ENTR 4760 Small Business Management
School of Business and Economics gt trucamba gt trucabusiness
28 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism
TOURISM MANAGEMENTTourism Management faculty strive to deliver education experiences that blend theory with practice to ensure our graduates are confident in applying the knowledge they gain and management practicemdashboth essential for leaders of tomorrow
Bachelor of Tourism Management (BTM)This four-year degree provides a solid foundation for the management of tourism businesses The BTM is designed to give students the skill and confidence to develop their own tourism businesses and fill the growing need for managers in the tourism industry Course assignments introduce students to current management issues with local regional national and international tourism businesses and organizations
Students may enter in first year or may transfer from other programs Graduates of TRU tourism diplomas or other tourism or business-related diplomas may also ladder into the BTM
Bachelor of Tourism Management Double DegreeTake your 4th year in the Netherlands and get a double degree TRU has partnered with the best university of applied sciences in the Netherlands to offer a second credential effectively doubling your degree in a single year of study abroad Instruction at NHTV is in English fostering connections with your fellow students and with your Dutch counterparts who will complete the double degree at TRU in their fourth year
Tourism Management DiplomasEvents and Conventions ManagementSpecial events and conventions are being recognized as great income generators for a community and the fastest growing segment of the tourism industry Employment opportunities exist within corporations hotels resorts convention centres municipal convention and visitorsrsquo bureaus and destination management companies
Resort and Hotel ManagementThis two-year diploma program is designed to provide the theory and practical skills essential to begin a career in Resort and Hotel Management Courses in this diploma provide instruction in Hotel Operations Food and Beverage Management and Hospitality Administration
Sports Event ManagementIn this multi-faceted program you will learn about sports and business From managing a sporting company or organization directing a club sport facility or starting your own company this is your opportunity to practice and master the business skills and expertise to produce organize and manage sport events anywhere
Tourism ManagementThe Tourism Management diploma will provide the basic skills and training for careers in Venue Management Tourism Community Planning and Consulting Tourism Marketing Management and Small Tourism Business Management
What can I study in Tourism at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Post-Baccalaureate Diplomas rsaquo Adventure Studies rsaquo International
Tourism Development rsaquo Tourism
Destination Development rsaquo Tourism
Experience Development
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies ndash Adventure Concentration
bull Bachelor of Tourism Management
rsaquo Majorsbull Adventurebull Entrepreneurbull Management
rsaquo Minorbull Adventure Studiesbull International Adventure in
Tourism Developmentbull Entrepreneurshipbull Managementbull Marketingbull Environmental Economics
and Developmentbull Financebull Human Resourcesbull International Business
Diplomas
bull Adventure Guide bull Adventure Management bull Events amp Conventions Managementbull Resort amp Hotel Managementbull Sports Event Managementbull Tourism Management
Certificates
bull Aboriginal Tourismbull Adventure Sportsbull Canadian Mountain and Ski Guidebull Culinary Artsbull Retail Meat Processing
International Opportunities
bull Adventure Tourism field tripbull Study Abroad
Co-op internship available
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International Program Guide Study Options | 29
POSTndashBACCALAUREATE TOURISM MANAGEMENT DIPLOMASPost-baccalaureate diplomas aredesigned for those who already have an undergraduate degree
Students will acquire a strong foundation in international tourism development subjects including experiences marketing environmental issues community and cultural issues product developmentand innovation
Admission Requirements
bull Any undergraduate degreebull Math 12 or equivalent bull IELTS 65 no band less than 60 or TOEFL
88 no section less than 20
Adventure StudiesTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (24 credits)TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing and Customer Service
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
ADVG 3110 Adventure Activities (Note this course has an activity fee)
ADVG 3130 Adventure Operations
ADVG 4010 Business Applications for Eco and Adventure Tourism Management
ADVG 4020 Legal Liability and Risk Management for Eco and Adventure Businesses
ADVG 4220 The Culture of Adventure
SpecializationmdashRequired Course (6 credits)
Select a total of 6 credits within ADVG activity based courses (1000-2000 level) Examples include kayaking skiing rock climbing ocean surfi ng etc
SpecializationmdashOptions (9 credits)
Select 3 of the following optionsADVG 4030 Contemporary Perspectives in Eco
and Adventure
ADVG 4040 Programming Experiential Activities
ADVG 4070 Directed Studies in Adventure
ADVG 4210 Adventure and Sport Marketing
ADVG 4230 Consulting In Adventure
39 Total Credits
InternationalTourism DevelopmentTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (39 credits)TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing and Customer Service
TMGT 3010 Community and Cultural Issues in Tourism
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
TMGT 4010 Experience Creation and Product Development
ADVG 4100 Adventure Tourism Field Trip (International)(Note course has activity fees and travel costs associated with it)
SpecializationmdashRequired Course (18 credits)
ADVG 4050 International Adventure Tourism Business
ADVG 4090 Nature-based Community Development
TMGT 4160 Tourism in a Global Environment
TMGT 2610 Environmental issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
ADVG 4070 Directed Studies in Adventure
39 Total Credits
Tourism DestinationDevelopmentTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (21 credits)CMNS 1810 Business Professional and Academic
Composition (or ENGL 1100)
TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing amp Customer Service
TMGT 2610 Environmental Issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3000 Practicum in Tourism (120 hours)
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
Tourism Electivesmdash(15 credits)
One Lower Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Upper Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Culture amp Place Elective from TMGT 3010 4090 4100 4220 ADVG 4220
One Global Perspectives Elective from TMGT 4030 4040 4160 4981 ADVG 4050 4160
One Experience Design Elective from TMGT 4010 4050 4130 4170 4180 4210 ADVG 4040 4200
Specializationmdash(18 credits)
EVNT 2190 Destination Marketing Organizations
TMGT 3010 Community and Cultural Issues in Tourism
TMGT 3040 Land Use Management or
TMGT 4040 Tourism and Sustainable Development
TMGT 4120 Developing New Tourism Enterprises or
TMGT 4140 Tourism Strategy
Specialty ElectiveSelect 1 of the following
TMGT 2080 2090 4030 4050 ADVG 4090
TMGT 4020 Graduating Seminar
54 Total Credits
Tourism ExperienceManagementTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (21 credits)CMNS 1810 Business Professional and Academic
Composition (or ENGL 1100)
TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing amp Customer Service
TMGT 2610 Environmental Issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3000 Practicum in Tourism (120 hours)
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
Tourism Electivesmdash(15 credits)
One Lower Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Upper Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Culture amp Place Elective from TMGT 3010 4090 4100 4220 ADVG 4220
One Global Perspectives Elective from TMGT 4030 4040 4160 4981 ADVG 4050 4160
One Experience Design Elective from TMGT 4010 4050 4130 4170 4180 4210 ADVG 4040 4200
Specializationmdash(18 credits)
Select 5 of the following optionsADVG 4040 Programming Experiential Activities
ADVG 4160 Community Capacity Building
TMGT 4010 Experience Creation and Product Development
TMGT 4050 Event Tourism
TMGT 4090 The Culture of Events
TMGT 4100 The Social Side of Tourism
TMGT 4130 Tourist Behaviour
TMGT 4170 Information Technology in Tourism
TMGT 4180 Managing the Tourist Experience
TMGT 4210 Casino Operations Management
54 Total Credits
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism gt trucatourism
30 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism gt trucatourism
We off er the fi nest and most extensive Adventure Studies training in the world We create exceptional educational experiences to foster studentsrsquo physical mental and emotional development so as to be of service to the global commercial adventure industry
Programs of StudyThe Adventure Studies department now off ers eight diverse programs of study Each program enables students to obtain the knowledge and qualifi cations required for employment and careers in the eco and adventure tourism industry Many opportunities for career and adventure pursuits exist for TRU graduates
bull adventure specialist bull avalanche technician bull college instruction bull environmental studies bull government consultingbull guiding bull international development bull photo journalism bull tourism marketingbull travel writing
Adventure Studies in the Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS) is a unique program that allows students to design their own curriculum customized to their specifi c interests and goals The BIS is intended as a two-year add-on (60 credits) to any 60 credits of lower level credits a student brings into the program
Adventure Studies in Bachelor of Tourism Management is a unique combination of theory and practice both local and abroad that produces competent graduates who quickly apply their skills to their careers as consultants to businesses organizations communities government tourism and tourism industry professionals
The Adventure Guide Diploma is the best known guide training program that attracts worldwide scrutiny and sets the standard for training whitewater ocean climbing and ski guides in Canada
The Adventure Management Diploma provides students with a broad background and understanding of the management of adventure activities and the opportunity to develop profi ciency in their personal adventure sport skills
The Canadian Mountain and Ski Guide Certifi cation Diploma Program (CMSG)is a collaborative program between the Adventure Studies Department and the Association of Canadian MountainGuides (ACMG) The program includes industry-recognized certifi cations tothe standards of the ACMG and International Federation of Mountain Guide Associations (IFMGA)
Adventure Sport Certifi cate an introduction to adventure sports and the adventure industry This is the ideal program for entry-level adventure students and students wishing to explore their career interest in adventure-related fi elds
The Culinary Arts Training program covers all aspects of the professional kitchen from appetizers and gourmet foods to the creation of exquisite desserts Graduates of the Culinary Arts program can look forward to job opportunities in the food and restaurant industry
Culinary Arts Certifi cateAdmission Requirements
bull Successful medical exam bull Successful completion of the entry
assessment test (Accuplacer) through the TRU Assessment Centre This test is a measure of English and math competency taken by all students
bull Interview with program coordinator
Course Length - 3 Semesters
Includes 13 months of hands-on training which takes 16 months to complete There is a four-month summer break (May to August) for the opportunity to gain formalized work experience
Professional Cook Level 130 weeks (2 semesters)Cook 1J Safety and Sanitation
Cook 1H Basic Food Service and Kitchen Management
Cook 1K Health CareCook-Chill
Cook 1A Vegetable and Starch Cookery
Cook 1B Meat and Poultry Cookery
Cook 1C Seafood Cookery
Cook 1D Stocks Soups and Sauces
Cook 1E Meat Poultry and SeafoodCutting and Processing
Cook 1F Cold Kitchen
Cook 1G Baking and Desserts
Cook 1I Egg and Breakfast Cookery
Cook 2M Employment Skills
160 hours of work practicum in industry
Work Practicum and Industry Hours
Students will be required to log 120 hours within the industry In addition to the work practicum students must have a total of 400 hours of work-based training by working during summer prior to registering for Professional Cook Level 2
Professional Cook Level 214 weeks (1 Semester)
During the fi nal 14 weeks in addition to a full course load you will be required to work in the afternoons and evenings preparing dishes for the highly acclaimed TRU Dining Room Accolades and learn to learn to plan menus control food costs and begin to acquire industry management skills
CULINARY ARTS
ADVENTURE STUDIES
International Program Guide Study Options | 31
Faculty of Science
What can I studyin Science at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Master of Sciencein Environmental Science
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Science rsaquo Majors
bull General Sciencebull Animal Biologybull Chemistrybull Chemical Biologybull Cellular Molecular
amp Microbial Biologybull Ecology amp
Environmental Biologybull Environmental Chemistrybull Computing Sciencebull Mathematicsbull Mathematical Sciencesbull Physicsbull Statistics
rsaquo Minorsbull Geoarcheologybull Management
bull Bachelor of Computing Sciencebull Bachelor of Computing Science
amp Business Administrationdouble degree
bull Bachelor of Natural Resource Sciencebull Bachelor of Health Sciencebull Bachelor of Technology Managementbull Associate of Science bull Forestry Transfer (1st amp 2nd year)bull Engineering Transfer
(2-year transfer program)
Diplomas
bull Computer Information Systems Technology
bull Architectural ampEngineering Technology
bull Respiratory Therapy
Co-op internship available
SCIENCES ANDENVIRONMENT
Master of Science inEnvironmental ScienceThe TRU Master of Science in Environmental Science is a thesis-based degree with three areas of specialization 1) Ecology and Evolution 2) Physical Sciences and 3) Policy and Management The program is designed to produce graduates who are innovative andhave multi-disciplinary skills and broad knowledge in the fi eld of environmental science It is structured to be unique fl exible and relevant
Applications must be submitted four months before the intended starting date Please note that applications cannot be processed until a faculty member has indicated they will act as supervisor for the studentrsquos thesis Please contact the Coordinator of the Master of Science program at MSc_Coordtruca for more information
Admission Requirements
MSc application form cover letter personal reacutesumeacute two letters of recommendation written by professional or academic references offi cial copy of educational transcripts with GPA of 333 over the last two years of undergraduate studies and offi cial TOEFL results
Bachelor of Science (BSc)The Bachelor of Science degree program is a rigorous program that provides students with both depth and breadth in their science education emphasizes the acquisition of communication skills and promotes computer literacy The program also provides fl exibility so that students may pursue interests in disciplines outside there area of specialization TRU off ers three routes to a Bachelor of Science degree a Majors program in a specifi c discipline or disciplines an Honours Program in a specifi c discipline or a General Science Degree Program
Pre-Professional Health Sciences (Bachelor of Science)
Students interested in professional health care careers can complete their required undergraduate university study at TRU before applying for admission to professional programs at another university
Pre-Professional Health Sciences
bull Pre-Medicinebull Pre-Pharmacybull Pre-Chiropracticbull Pre-Dentistrybull Pre-Naturopathic Medicine
Bachelor of ScienceAdmission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 (or equivalent)bull Pre-Calculus Math 12 (C+) or Math 12
Principles (C+) or TRU Math 06000610bull Physics 11 (C+) or TRU Physics 0500bull Chemistry 11 (C+) or TRU Chemistry 0500
Bachelor of NaturalResource Science (BNRS)The purpose of the BNRS degree program is to prepare students for careers in a widerange of natural resource sector jobs and for further academic study in graduate school ldquoNatural resourcesrdquo include water forests rangeland soil minerals fi sheries and wildlife Natural resource science therefore is the application of scientifi c principles and knowledge towards a better understanding and management of these resources
Possible areas of employment include
bull Resource management and planning for government or industry
bull Operational forestrybull Teaching interpretation and guidingbull Wildlife biology and managementbull Habitat protectionbull Fisheries and animal researchbull Strategic land use planning
Forestry Transfer ProgramTRU off ers the fi rst general year of Forestry and the second year of Forest Resource Management Forest Science Natural Resource Conservation and Forest Operations Students who have completed the required fi rst or second year courses with a GPA of at least 25 are eligible to apply for admission to the UBC Faculty of Forestry
Katey I love the chemistry program at TRU The professors are incredible I love how accessible they are and always available for questions When you know your professors and they know you it makes for a much more personal learning environment Watch Kateyrsquos video on YouTube mytruworld
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COMPUTING SCIENCEAND ADVANCEDTECHNOLOGY
Why Computing Science
Many of the technologies we use and enjoy today were created by computing scientists As a future computer scientist you could create new technology that could improve society or change the world The Bachelor of Computer Science program has several elective options such as Business amp Management or Arts amp Gaming
Strong Market Terrifi c Jobs
Currently there are not enough computer scientists to fi ll the jobs available
During co-op work terms students can earn up to $40000 per year Graduates typically earn up to $50000 to start with senior positions often reaching $100000 or more
Bachelor of Computing Science (BCS)The BCS degree is for students interested in one of the many diff erent career options in computing science including website design network administration database management and e-commerce applications After two years of general study students do two years of concentrated computing studies
Double Degree Bachelorof Computing Science (BCS) amp Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)Double degrees in both computing and business will provide graduates with a strong platform from which to launch a successful career Whether working as a web applications manager an information systems consultant or CEO of a software company BCSBBA students will possess the combined management and computing skills to be successful in an increasingly high-tech business environment
To earn double degrees students must meetthe requirements of both programs Throughcareful course selection it is possible to complete two degrees in just fi ve years
Engineering Transfer (DegreeProgram) Year 1 and 2The Engineering Transfer Program at TRU allows you to get a jump-start on your engineering studies
Engineering Transfer Year One (38 credits) Complete the foundation courses necessary for your engineering degree in your fi rst year at TRU and transfer to UBC or UVic to complete your degree in biological biomedical civil chemical computer electrical environmental geological geo-technical integrated materials mechanical mining software engineering physics and other engineering specialties
Engineering Transfer Year Two Complete second year of Electrical or Computer engineering and transfer to UVic Following your second year you will then take part in a required 4-8 months Co-op term providing the opportunity to practice your engineering skills and get paid then you will transfer to the University of Victoria in third year to complete your degree
Admission to Engineering requirements
1 Pre-Calculus 11 and 12 with B (73)or better
2 Physics 11 and 12 with B (73) or better3 Chemistry 11 and 12 (highly
recommended) with B (73) 4 English 12 (73 or higher)
Computer Information Systems TechnologyDiploma (CIST)The CIST Diploma is accredited by the Canadian Information Processing Society CIST emphasizes the application of computers to the solution of business related problems The academic training combines technical and computer skills with communication skills (written and oral) and business skills Students who complete this diploma can ladder into year three of the BCS degree
Architectural andEngineering Technology Program (ARET)The Architectural and Engineering Technology Program (ARET) is a three-year diploma that emphasizes the design processes in building civil and mechanical technologies building structures municipal services electrical plumbing and HVAC (heating ventilating and AC) systems
Students will acquire problem solving skills in engineering and building design and in-depth knowledge in construction management building regulations and technical writing Courses include construction surveying architectural design fl uid mechanics mechanical and electrical design steel wood and reinforced concrete design and structural analysis
Students who complete the three-year ARET program can ladder into the Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM) degree and complete the degree after just 3 more semesters
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Typical Job Titlesin Computing Sciencebull Graphic Design Firmsbull Web and Flash Development Firmsbull Multimedia Design Firmsbull Print and Digital Media
Developmentbull Corporate Design and
Communicationsbull Advertising Agenciesbull Online Publishingbull Web Animation
Typical Job Titles in ARETbull Building Technologistbull Mechanical Technologistbull Civil Technologistbull Designer job captain specifi cation
writer estimator quantity surveyor or project administrator
bull Typically employed byprofessional engineer companies architects contractors manufacturers and governments
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HEALTH SCIENCES
Respiratory Therapy Diploma TRU is the only educational institution in British Columbia to offer a program in Respiratory Therapy This program is accredited by the Conjoint Committee of the Canadian Society of Respiratory Therapists and the Canadian Medical Association The program consists of two eight-month sessions of instruction at TRU followed by 47 weeks of clinical internship at accredited hospitals
The clinical year begins in June following the second academic session Clinical year students will rotate between hospitals in the interior of BC Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island Applicants must be prepared to relocate as required
Respiratory Therapy (RT) DiplomaBachelor of Health Science (BHSC)Students are admitted into the three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma program with the option to enter the four-year dual diplomadegree stream The dual diplomadegree stream allows successful students to graduate with both a three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma and a four-year Bachelor of Health Science degree within a four year period
Bachelor of Health ScienceThe Bachelor of Health Science is designed to provide Health Care diploma students and graduates the opportunity to obtain a bachelor degree
Graduates from a two-year or three-year diploma can ladder into the Bachelor of Health Science and are granted up to 60 credits for two-year diploma and up to 90 credits for a three-year diploma
Graduates from the following diploma programs have enrolled in the Bachelor of Health Science program
bull Respiratory Therapybull Dental Hygienebull Medical Radiologybull Medical Laboratory Technologybull Massage Therapybull OccupationalPhysiotherapists Assistants
Admission Requirements
Completion of a minimum two-year diploma in Health Care or related area from a recognized program and institution
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)ndash Kamloops campus (limited enrolment)
ndash Williams Lake campus (Years 1 and 2 only limited enrolment)
The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) program is a 4-year degree program (plus practicum placements) Upon completion graduates are eligible to write the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) and apply for registration with the College of Registered Nurses of British Columbia (CRNBC) to practice as a Registered Nurse (RN)
The BScN program educates students to be competent nurses to work with individuals families groups or communities from a health promotion perspective and an ethic of caring Practice experiences occur in acute care extended care and intermediate care hospitals and other community health agencies and homes with options for local regional provincial national and international practicums
Admission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 or equivalent rsaquo BC Chemistry 11 or TRU
Chemistry 0500 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo BC Biology 12 or TRU Biology 0600 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo One other BC Science at the grade 11 or 12 level C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Foundation of Math 12 or Pre-Calculus12 or TRU MATH 0600 and MATH 0610 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo English 12 or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
Practical Nursing Diplomandash Williams Lake campus
The provincial practical nursing education diploma program is a 2-year program designed to provide learners with the knowledge skills judgments and attitudes to perform to the full range of competencies as identified by the College of Licensed Practical Nurses of British Columbia (CLPNBC) The aim of the program is to prepare graduates to care for individuals and families at multiple life stages and in a variety of practice settings Upon successful completion of the program you will be eligible to write the Canadian Practical Nurse Registration Exam (CPNRE) required for licensure in BC
Admission Requirements
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalent rsaquo English 12English 12 First Nations
or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Math 11 Foundations with a C minimum grade
rsaquo Human Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nurses with a C+ minimum grade
Students have two options to meet this prerequisite
1 PNUR 1300 Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nursing OR TRU-Open Learning - HLTH 1121 Foundation Human Anatomy-Physiology for Heath Promotion
2 BIOL 1590 and BIOL 1690 Human Anatomy and Physiology OR TRU-Open Learning - BIOL 1593 and BIOL 1693 with a C minimum grade
Option 2 is recommended for students who are looking to ladder into the BScN program
Faculty of Science
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Faculty of Arts
The Faculty of Arts offers exceptional opportunities for students inside and outside of the classroom to explore ideas engage communities and encounter the world
Police and Justice DiplomaThe Police and Justice Diploma prepares students for careers in Canadian policing and justice including sheriffs corrections parole and private security The program prepares graduates to have the necessary skills and knowledge required for a justice-related career Graduates may further their studies in the Bachelor of Arts Major in Criminology at TRU
Bachelor of Arts (BA)The Bachelor of Art degree is an excellent way to begin the experience of university for students who want to explore their options The BA offers a broad liberal arts education that combines a concentration in at least one discipline while ensuring a wide selection of courses as well as opportunities to incorporate other learning experiences such as Study Abroad and Co-operative Education
Associate of Arts Degree (AA)The associate arts degree is a 2-year program designed to provide an educational experience that lays a solid foundation for further study Students are required to complete a broad range of course offerings balanced with in-depth study in science
Bachelor of General Studies (BGS) (Online Only)This degree program provides a flexible structure that allows students to create their own program with as much or as little subject specialization as they want
Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS)BIS is a unique two-year program that students may enter after two years of university study or a two-year post-secondary diploma It allows students to create a customized program of study in their third and fourth years or to create new career options by completing their undergraduate degrees
Bachelor of Journalism (BJour)Students may enter this program directly from high school or after completing two years of study in the liberal arts This degree is career-oriented aimed at preparing students to become communication specialists for employment with community and daily newspapers magazines government agencies corporations and non-profit and advocacy organizations
Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA)The Fine Arts degree is a four-year program that allows students an education in the visual arts within a university context Studio courses such as Ceramics Drawing Photography Printmaking Sculpture Painting and interdisciplinary combinations of these media will be studied alongside academic disciplines ranging from Art History to English and Philosophy Gallery Studies such as Gallery Management and Curating are also available at the upper-level
What can I study in Arts at TRUMajors amp Minorsbull Communicationsbull Criminologybull Economicsbull Economic and Political Studiesbull Englishbull Geographybull Historybull Interdisciplinary Studiesbull Journalismbull Mathematicsbull Philosophybull Psychologybull Sociologybull Theatre Artsbull Visual Arts
Other Minors and Specializationsbull Anthropologybull Archaeology amp Geologybull Canadian Studiesbull Creative Writingbull Environmental Economics amp
Sustainable Developmentbull Managementbull Political Studies
Degreesbull Bachelor of Artsbull Bachelor of Fine Artsbull Bachelor of Interdisciplinary
Studiesbull Bachelor of Journalism
Diplomasbull Diploma in General Studiesbull Associate of Artsbull Fine Artsbull Police and Justicebull Visual Arts
Certificatesbull Aboriginal Studiesbull Literary and Art Historybull Modern Languagesbull Visual Arts Studio
International Opportunitiesbull AnthropologymdashEastern Europe
amp Philippinesbull Management amp Communicationmdash
Germanybull Leadership in Global Competency
Environmental Sustainability Social Media AdvantagemdashGermany
bull Geography amp JapanesemdashJapan
Co-op internship available
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Faculty of Human Social and Educational Development
Master of Education (MEd)The Master of Education program with a concentration in Educational Leadership offers thesis final project or capstone course options Designed for the working professional involved in education and for students who wish to assume positions as educational leaders and researchers or who work in education health care private industry and government
Education Requirement
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent with a minimum B average (GPA of 30 on a scale of 433) in the last 60 credits or completion of TRUrsquos Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies
Language Requirement
bull Completion of undergraduate degree at an English language university in a country where English is the primary language or
bull IELTS score of 65 (all bands) orbull A minimum TOEFL score of 88 with no
section below 20 (IBT) orbull Completion of TRU ESL level 5
Documentation Required
bull TRU Master of Education applicationbull A personal resumeacutebull A letter of intentbull Two letters of referencebull Official transcripts of all
post-secondary education
Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)The Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies (GCES) is designed to help develop the English language and academic skills to successfully meet the MEd entry requirements
The GCES is considered a standalone graduate certificate that completes qualifications for admission into TRUrsquos MEd program Students will be required to successfully complete three graduate level courses and students who require English upgrading will need to also successfully complete TRUrsquos ESL program before entering the MEd program Note Credits received in GCES do not transfer to the TRU MEd program
Bachelor of Education (BEd)The Bachelor of Education (Elementary) degree program is a two-year program which prepares students to teach in elementary schools Graduates obtain their professional teaching certificate from the Ministry of Education Teacher Regulation Branch (TRB) which qualifies the graduate to teach kindergarten to grade 12 in BC public schools Graduates can also teach in any province or territory in Canada and in many other countries
Admission Requirements
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent normally in Arts Fine Arts Mathematics Science Music or Physical Education
Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)The Bachelor of Social Work program prepares competent generalist practitioners to provide service and leadership within regional national and global contexts to achieve social justice respect for diversity and social change Employment opportunities exist in a wide variety of government and voluntary organizations such as family and childrenrsquos services child welfare mental health services hospitals womenrsquos services crisis services corrections and Aboriginal social services
Human Service DiplomaThe Human Service Diploma prepares students for careers with government or non-profit agencies that provide support and assistance to individuals coping with economic disadvantage mental health issues developmental gender and diversity issues as well as challenges such as addiction family change and involvement with the justice system
Early Childhood Education Diploma (ECE)The ECE program provides excellent learning techniques so that students can acquire the necessary knowledge and skills to become effective educators of young children Early Childhood Education is a rapidly expanding field Completion of the ECE Diploma satisfies the requirements of the Community Care Facilities Branch (CCFB) of the BC Government for a License to Practice as an Early Childhood Educator in British Columbia
Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) CertificateThe TESL Certificate is designed to provide a comprehensive course of study to prepare students to work in the ESL field nationally and internationally This one-semester program requires a previous university degree for admission It includes 195 instructional hours including a teaching practicum Upon completion students receive a TESL certificate from TRU Graduates may also apply for a second certificate from TESL Canada The components of the program introduce students to the core topics of pedagogical grammar curriculum design and instructional methodology and cross cultural studies as well as to a variety of teaching modules such as Pronunciation Skills Assessment and Evaluation and Second Language Acquisition
Program highlights
bull Accredited by TESL Canada bull Includes a supervised practicum to gain
hands-on guided classroom experiencebull Small class sizes (maximum 20 students) bull Abundant work opportunities in Canada
and around the world
What can I study in Human Social and Educational Development
Graduate
rsaquo Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)
rsaquo Master of Education Leadership
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Education (Elementary)bull Bachelor of Education
(Physical Education)bull Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)
Diploma
bull Early Childhood Educationbull Human Service Diploma
Certificate
bull Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) Post-Baccalaureate Certificate
Co-op internship available
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School of Trades and TechnologyTRUrsquos School of Trades and Technology has many trades training programs that result in provincial Industrial Training Authority or Red Seal Certification The instructors at TRU are some of the best in BC Canada and beyond As the economy struggles there is no better time to complete your trades training so that you will be ahead of the curve and ready when the economy turns around
What can I study in Trades and Technology at TRU
bull Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (online only)
bull Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)
bull Diploma in Water Treatment Technology
Foundation and Apprenticeship Training
bull Automotive Service Technicianbull Carpenterbull Commercial Transport Vehicle Mechanic
Technicianbull Electricianbull Heavy Duty Mechanicbull Gasfittingbull InboardOutboard Mechanicbull Plumbingbull Welding
Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)The BTTM degree program provides technologists with the knowledge and skills necessary to become effective project leaders supervisors and managers in organizations within a changing business and technical environment
Admission Requirements
A two or three-year diploma in technology or equivalent
Students who complete the two-year Water Treatment Technology Program or the three-year Architectural and Engineering Technology program (ARET) can ladder into the BTTM
Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (BTTTL) (Online Only)
This new program the only one of its kind in Canada builds upon the candidatersquos trades or technology qualifications It is aimed at allowing certified tradespeople and technologists to gain the business and leadership knowledge needed for management and other advanced positions
WATER amp WASTEWATER PROGRAMSWater sustains life Now you can help sustain our precious water supplies Gain job-ready skills to protect drinking water quality safeguard water resources and ensure the sustainability of the water supplies that are crucial to public health and the environment Canada and the World are facing shortages of educated and trained water and wastewater operatorsmdashyoursquoll be in demand upon graduation
Certificate in Water amp Wastewater UtilitiesThe Certificate is an entry-level training and education program in the operation and maintenance of Water and Wastewater Treatment Distribution and Collection systems The Certificate requirements are a successful completion of 12 courses 6 per term total of 36 credits to graduate This program ladders into the Water Treatment Technology Diploma Program
Schedule Term 1 August 17 to December 18 2015 Term 2 January 4 to May 09 2016
Water amp Wastewater Technology DiplomaTRU Water and Wastewater Diploma is a two-year four semester program
The diploma prepares students to operate and maintain water and wastewater treatment distribution re-use and disposal facilities as well as how to monitor source water quality This program is designed to educate students in chemistry microbiology mathematics mechanical and electrical systems instrumentation and treatment technologies as they are applied in the water industry Students will also study environmental law occupational health and safety communications and utility management
During the hands-on practical trainingmdashstudents will be trained in the operation maintenance troubleshooting of water systems at the state-of-the-art Kamloops Centre for Water Quality
Students can choose to exit the program after completion of the first year of studies with a Certificate in Water and Wastewater Utilities or complete the entire Diploma This program also ladders into the Bachelors of Technology the Bachelor of
Trades and Technology Leadership or the Bachelor of General Studies at TRU
Admission Requirement
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalentbull Math 11 Foundations or MATH 0410
and 0520 or equivalentbull Chemistry 11 and Biology 11 are
recommendedbull Meet TRUrsquos minimum English
language requirements
For further information please contact Satwinder Paul Program Coordinator spaultruca
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A When to ApplyPlease note the following application deadlines Late applications will be considered if space is availableWinter January semester
Application deadline October 15Summer May semester
Application deadline February 15Fall September semester
Application deadline May 31
B How to Apply1 Application
Complete all information on the application form For faster processing complete application online at truworldca
2 Program Selection Mark your program choices clearly
3 Transcripts With this application submit official transcripts (or certified copies) of your secondary school grades and any post-secondary institutions you have attended Transcripts must be officially translated into English You may scan and email or fax the transcripts for faster processing but originals must be presented on arrival to TRU Otherwise you will not be allowed to register for courses at TRU
4 Application Fee A non-refundable application fee of CDN$100 must accompany your application
5 Send Send your completed application form school transcripts and application fee to International Admissions at iapplytruca
C Next Steps1 Processing
Your application will be processed within five working days
2 Pre-Acceptance TRU will send a pre-acceptance letter indicating(a) the program to which you
have been accepted and (b) any conditions of your acceptance
3 Submit You should submit the required fees for your first semester of study (as outlined in your pre-acceptance letter)
4 Final Acceptance Upon receiving payment of tuition and general fees TRU will send an official letter of acceptance
5 Housing Either make arrangements with the accommodation directly or used the TRU World service to secure your room Students must pay a C$150 accommodation application fee when using the service with TRU World
6 Student VISA Use your official TRU letter of acceptance to apply to the nearest Canadian Embassy or Consulate for a student visa
7 Airport Pickup Note Airport pick up only available at the Kamloops airport Additional charges may apply
D Paymentbull Fees may be paid by credit card (Visa
Mastercard American Express) bank draft or bank transfer You can also make payments through our online secure payment facility at truworldca
bull If paying by bank draft bank wire transfer or money order copy of the financial document must be attached
bull Please make your bank draft or money order payable to Thompson Rivers University
bull Bank transfer details Thompson Rivers University Acct 1105-935 Transit 07200 Swift Code BOFMCAM2 Bank of Montreal (BMO) 101Fndash1180 Columbia Street West Kamloops BC Canada V2C 6R6
Send a copy of the wire transfer receipt to iapplytruca
E Send Applications toInternational Admissions Thompson Rivers University 900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8
Tel +12508285252 Fax +12503715513
Email iapplytruca
TRU Refund PolicyStudents should familiarize themselves with TRUrsquos refund policy prior to submitting payment for their studies
International students who
(a) Withdraw prior to the start of instruction will receive a 50 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced the balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(b) Withdraw in the first or second week of instruction will receive a 25 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced The balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(c) Withdraw after the second week of instruction will receive no refund of tuition A forfeit of the semester tuition and general fees will be implemented if we are not advised of a request for refund or deferral
(d) Withdraw due to a failure to obtain a student permit prior to arrival at TRU will be entitled to a full refund of tuition and general fees invoiced less a CDN$200 administration fee Students must notify TRU in writing and provide documentation prior to the start of the semester (the original letter from the Canadian Embassy stating the reasons the visa was denied is requiredmdashno photocopies scans or faxes are accepted) Total non-refundable including application fee of CDN$100 is CDN$300
(e) New students who wish to defer the start of their first semester of study to a future semester may do so only twice and up to a maximum of one calendar year (ie a student accepted to the fall semester may defer until the next fall semester but not beyond) Continuing students who wish to defer their admission must do so before the beginning of the semester Once the deferral has expired students will need to reapply if they wish to recommence studies at a later date Deferral must be requested in writing and sent to iapplytruca prior to the start of the semester Once instruction begins policies (b) and (c) above apply
(f ) Withdrawal for Medical ReasonsmdashApart from the policy outlined for international students there is no provision for a medical refund outside this policy For continuing students who are required to withdraw for medical reasons we encourage the student to visit their Academic Advisor and fill in a ldquoComplete Program Withdraw Formrdquo This allows the student to withdraw from a course or program without obtaining a ldquoDNC (Did Not Complete)rdquo on their academic record
Application Instructions
Online Interactive Brochure wwwi-studentglobalcomtru
Thompson Rivers University900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8T +12508285252 bull F +12503715513Inquiries welcometruca bull Applications iapplytruca
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TRU Master Degrees and Graduate Studies Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
MBA Foundation amp Graduate Certifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) 24 8 months SeptJanMay
Master of Business Administration 24 1 year Sept
Graduate Certifcate in Education Studies (GCES) 35 4 months + ESL SeptMay
Master of Education Leadership 35 30 credits Sept
Master of Science Environmental Science 31 2 years SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Accounting 25 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Business Administration 25 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Finance 25 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Human Resource Management 25 51 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in International Business 25 54 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Marketing 26 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in New Venture Creation 26 51 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Supply Chain Management 26 60 credits SeptJanMay
Teaching English as a Second Language Certifi cate (TESL) 35 4 months SeptJanMay
TRU Undergraduate Degrees Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Bachelor of ArtsMajors Communications Economics English Geography History Interdisciplinary Studies Journalism Mathematics Philosophy Psychology Sociology Theatre Arts Visual Arts
34 4 years SeptJanMay C
Bachelor of Business AdministrationMajors Accounting Economics Finance Human Resource Management International Business Marketing New Venture Creation Information Technology
27 4 years SeptJanMay C
Double Degreebull Bachelor of Business Administration amp Bachelor of Computing Science
32 5 years SeptJanMay C
Bachelor of Computing Science 32 4 years SeptJan C
Bachelor of Education - Elementary 35 5 years Sept P
Bachelor of Fine Arts 34 4 years SeptJan
Bachelor of Heath Science 33 4 years SeptJan C
Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies 34 4 years SeptJan C
Bachelor of Journalism 34 4 years Sept P
Bachelor of Natural Resource Science 31 4 years Sept C
Bachelor of ScienceMajors Animal Biology Chemistry Chemical Biology Cellular Molecular amp Microbial Biology Ecology amp Environmental Biology Environmental Chemistry Computing Science Mathematics Mathematical Sciences Physics Statistics
31 4 years SeptJanMay C
Bachelor of Science in Nursing 33 4 years Sept P
Bachelor of Social Work 35 4 years Sept P
Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management 36 4 years SeptJan
Bachelor of Tourism Management 28 4 years SeptJanMay C
Engineering ndash First amp Second Year Transfer 32 1ndash2 years Sept C
Forestry ndash First amp Second Year Transfer 31 1ndash2 years Sept
Complete Program Listing for International StudentsSTUDY OPTIONS
20 | International Program Guide
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TRU Diploma Programs Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Accounting Technician 2 years Sept
Adventure Guide 30 2 years Sept C
Adventure Management 30 2 years Sept C
Architectural amp Engineering Technology 32 3 years Sept
Associate of Arts 34 2 years SeptJanMay
Associate of Science 2 years SeptJanMay
Computer Information Systems Technology 32 2 years SeptJan C
Early Childhood Education 35 2 years Sept
Events amp Conventions Management 28 2 years Sept
Management 2 years Sept C
Practical Nursing (Williams Lake campus only) 33 2 years TBD P
Police amp Justice 34 2 years Sept
Resort amp Hotel Management 28 2 years Sept P
Respiratory Therapy 33 3 years Sept P
Sports Event Management 28 2 years Sept P
Tourism Management 28 2 years SeptJanMay P
Visual Arts 2 years Sept
Water amp Wastewater Technology 36 2 Years Sept
January intake may be available but course sequencing would prevent completion in 4 semesters
TRU Certifi cate Programs Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Aboriginal Tourism 1 year Sept
Adventure Sports 30 1 year Sept
Culinary Arts 30 16 months JanAug
English as a Second or Additional Language (ESALESL) 22 1ndash25 years SeptJanMay
Literary amp Art History 1 year SeptJan
Modern Languages 1 year SeptJan
Visual Arts Studio 1 year SeptJan
Water amp Wastewater Utilities 1 year August
TRU University Prep amp Student Development Length Intakes Co-op (C)Practicum (P)
Adult Basic Education amp BC Adult Graduation Diploma NA JanMaySept
English as a Second Language NA JanMaySept
University Preparation Courses NA JanMaySept
Note All course and admission information subject to change
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International Program Guide | 21
22 | International Program Guide Study Options
English Language Programs
The TRU Advantagebull English Placement Test (EPT) available upon arrivalbull IELTS and TOEFL scores acceptedbull Academic ESL designed to help prepare for university contextbull Can combine ESL and Academic courses for credit in levels 4 and 5bull 20 hours of classroom instruction per week plus language labs
and activitiesbull Access to International Student Activity Program (ISAP)
Each of the fi ve levels of TRUrsquos ESL Program take one semesterto complete
Students with no offi cial test score will take an English Placement Test (EPT) upon arrival at TRU and will be placed in the appropriate level of English language study as indicated in the chart below
If a student has an offi cial test score they may choose to enter ESL or academic courses without taking the TRU English Placement Test See chart to the right
Note In order to guarantee registration for the courses you want please submit your English test scores one month before arriving at TRU
Admission RequirementsEnglish Profi ciency
bull Completion of the TRU ESL Program allows direct entry to academic study
bull TRU accepts test scores for the following English profi ciency exams TOEFL IELTS MELAB CanTEST
bull The Cambridge CAE (Certifi cate in Advanced English) and CPE (Certifi cate of Profi ciency in English) will also be considered for direct entry into academic programs
Academic Requirements
bull Secondary school completion (high school graduation)
bull Other requirements vary by program please consult International Admissions for detailed requirements for specifi c programs at iapplytruca
Minimum Age Students must be at least 17 years oldSee inside back cover for application instructions
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Direct entry into Academic Study
Academic Study requirementsIELTS 65+ with no bands below 60TOEFL iBT 88+ with no section below 20TOEFL PBT 570+ TWE 45+MELAB 81+CanTEST 45+ with no component score below 40CAEL Overall 70+ no subtest below 60TRU Level 5 completion
Direct entry to Level 5 ESL
2 ESL Courses + 3 Academic Courses Level 5 completion = Direct Entry to Academic StudyLevel 5 Entry requirements
IELTS 60+ with no band below 55TOEFL iBT 80+TOEFL PBT 550 - 569 TWE 40+MELAB 77+CanTEST 40+ with no component score below 40CAEL Overall 60+ no subtest below 50TRU Level 4
Direct entry to Level 4 ESL
4 ESL Courses + 1 Academic Course Level 4 completion = Direct Entry to Level 5 ESLLevel 4 Entry requirements
IELTS 55+ with no band below 50TOEFL iBT 71+TOEFL PBT 530 - 549MELAB 74+CanTEST 40+ with no component score below 35CAEL Overall 50+ no subtest below 40TRU ESL level 3
Direct entry to Level 3 ESL
5 ESL CoursesLevel 3 completion = Direct entry to Level 4 ESL + ESL Intermediate Certifi cate awardLevel 3 Entry requirements
IELTS 50+TOEFL iBT 61+TOEFL PBT 500 - 529MELAB 69+CanTEST 35+CAEL Overall 40+TRU ESL level 2
Direct entry to Level 2 ESL
Level 2 ESL 5 ESL CoursesLevel 2 completion = Direct entry to level 3 ESL + ESL Foundations Certifi cate awardLevel 2 Entry requirements
TRU English Placement Test is required for entry
Direct entry to Level 1 ESL
5 ESL CoursesLevel 1 completion = Direct entry to level 2 ESLTRU English Placement Test requiredSuggested Entry requirement TOEFL iBT 20
TOEFL Exam FormatsTOEFL iBT = Internet-Based TestTOEFL PBT = Paper Based Test
TRU is a leader in ESL education for university and college students Our ESL program is designed to provide specifi c and appropriate language training for students who plan to proceed to post-secondary study focusing on English for academic purposes Our students come from around the world and we look forward to meeting you
ESL Bridging Certifi cates
Each requires completion of Level 4 one ESL electiveand two specifi c academic courses
bull English and Sciencesbull English and Liberal Arts
bull English and Fine Artsbull English and Business
International Program Guide Study Options | 23
International Baccalaureate (IB)The IB diploma is accepted for admission to TRU Transfer credit will be granted for higher level courses completed with a score of 5 or higher Students have the option to decline the transfer credit if they wish to complete the course(s) at the University
To transfer credits to Arts Business or Science you must have
1 Official IB transcript2 HL courses only3 Grade of 5 6 or 7For a complete list of the IB transfer credits please go to trucaadmissionshs-studentsib
Official transcripts must be sent to the Admissions Office directly from the testing centre Transcripts can be requested from
International Baccalaureate New York Attn Transcripts 475 Riverside Drive Suite 240 New York NY 10115 Phone 2126964464
Advanced Placement (AP) Exams through the College BoardAP exams will be accepted for admission to TRU Transfer credit is granted for approved subjects passed with a grade of a subject grade of 4 or higher Official transcripts must be provided from the College Board Students may choose to repeat a course at TRU by forfeiting the credit To transfer credits you must have
bull Official AP transcriptbull Grade of 4 or 5For more information on transfer credit to arts science or business programs at TRU visit trucaadmissionshs-studentsstandingcb
General Certificate of Educational Studies (GCE)Students completing their GCE will be considered for admission on a combination of factors For admission to TRU you will need
bull A minimum of two Advanced (A) level courses and two Advanced Subsidiary (AS) level courses or
bull A minimum of two A-level courses and three Ordinary (O) level subjects
bull Completion of O-levels (University Preparation courses will need to be completed at TRU)
GCE Advanced Level (A-Level Exams) transfer creditTransfer credit is granted for approved A-level courses passed with a grade of an A or B Official transcripts must be provided to receive transfer credit (Check the BC Transfer Guide to see the specific TRU credit for the identified AP and IB courses) Students may choose to repeat a course at TRU by forfeiting the credit To transfer credits you must have
1 Official GCE transcript2 A-Level courses only3 Grade of A or BFor more information on transfer credit to arts science or business programs at TRU visit trucaadmissionshs-studentsstandingalevel
DAADTRU will accept the DAAD language test with a minimum B2 level as proof of meeting the English Language requirement for Visiting International Students only Students will be required to take the English Placement Test on arrival only as guidance for counselors in the event students may need more English language support
General Education Development (GED) TestThe GED is accepted high school equivalent for admission to TRU under the following conditions
bull Must be 17 years of agebull Will need IELTS scorebull Will need to take Accuplacer Math
assessment at TRU
Transfer CreditTRU will accept college and university transfer credit Official transcripts and detailed course outlines must be provided to receive transfer credit
bull Transfer credit assessment is done once the student has been admitted to TRU and submitted official transcripts and course outlines
bull A maximum of 50 of any program will be recognized outside of TRU
bull International Admissions will assess a studentrsquos formal learning from other accredited post-secondary institutions
bull TRU will give transfer credit whenever possible total will differ depending on program
International Accreditations and Transfer Credit
RECOGNIZING FUTURE GLOBAL LEADERSThe TRU Global Competency Certificate allows students to earn formal recognition for their intercultural and international experiencesmdashfrom Study Abroad to learning a second language to volunteer work
Global Competency is a credential that can be earned in tandem with any credit programmdashundergraduate or graduatemdashoffered by Thompson Rivers University
The program uses a portfolio approach that allows each student to track a number of different educational and personal experiences
How Do I Earn ItTo earn this credential a student must
1 Attend an Orientation session2 Sign up for GLBL1000 3 Earn and compile points4 Submit a portfolio to the Centre for
Student Engagement office OM1468
Global Competency
24 | International Program Guide Study Options
School of Business and EconomicsMaster of BusinessAdministration (MBA)The TRU MBA Advantage
The TRU MBA is designed to meet the needs of our students who can customize their learning experience with maximum fl exibility and unparalleled choice
bull One and two-year MBA programs bull Three program completion options
Graduate Project Graduate Thesis and Course-Based completion options
bull TRUrsquos MBA program does notrequire a GMAT score or have a minimum professional workexperience requirement
Entrance Requirements
1 Education 3 or 4-year undergraduate degree with a minimum B average (GPA of 30 on a scale of 400 or equivalent) in the last 60 credits
2 Language rsaquo Completion of undergraduate
degree at an English language university in a country where English is the primary language or
rsaquo IELTS score of 70 (all bands) or rsaquo A minimum TOEFL score of 100 with
no section below 20 (IBT) or rsaquo Completion of TRU ENGL 1100 and
CMNS 1290 with a B (GPA of 300)or higher
3 Quantitative and Computing Skills Quantitative skills include a strong background in algebra and statistics Computing skills include having a strong background in word processing presentation and spreadsheet software
One-Year Program
Graduates of a four-year BBA or Bachelor of Commerce degrees may be eligible for direct admission to the 12-month MBA Level The MBA program consists of eight core courses plus a choice of one of three completion options
Two-Year Program
Students from other undergraduate fi elds may be eligible for the two-year MBA program which provides students witha solid foundation in business administration plus the strategic management skills required to succeed in the global business environment
MBA Foundation amp GraduateCertifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) program
The two-year MBA begins with the Graduate Certifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) program which consists of 6 courses (2 semesters) of Foundation courses in the major subject areas of Business Administration The GCBA off ers a pathway to the 12-month MBA program for students with non-business-related undergraduate degrees and ensures they have the knowledge required to be successful in the MBA program Upon successful completion of the MBA Foundation courses with a minimumB grade proceed automatically to the MBA level which requires 3 semesters(12 months) to complete
All MBA students in year 2 complete eight core courses plus a choice of one of three completion options Course-Based Graduate Project or Graduate Thesis
The Course-Based option provides the opportunity to study four additional advanced management courses in areas such as Corporate Finance Marketing Decision Analysis Entrepreneurshipand Innovation
The Graduate Project option provides the opportunity to address an applied management issue or problem This option provides situational experience and allows the student to focus in a specifi c areaof management
The Graduate Thesis option provides the opportunity to prepare and defend a thesis further developing critical thinking skills as well as academic research skills
Graduates of our MBA program have successfully obtained positions in a variety of industries and sectors including major corporations government small- and medium-sized businesses and non-profi ts locally across Canada and around the world
Throughout the program TRUrsquos MBA Students are off ered opportunities for career development The Career Development Program provides workshops events guest speakers and activities designed to develop career readiness for MBA students and provide additional opportunities to achieve the learning goals and objectives of the program
For more information about MBA studies at TRU please visit our website at trucamba or email us at mbatruca
What can I studyin Business andEconomics at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Master of Business Administrationbull MBA Foundation amp Graduate
Certifi cate in Business Administration
bull Post-Baccalaureate Diplomas rsaquo Accounting rsaquo Business Administration rsaquo Finance rsaquo Human Resource Management rsaquo International Business rsaquo Marketing rsaquo New Venture Creation rsaquo Supply Chain Management
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Business Administration rsaquo Accounting rsaquo Economics rsaquo Environmental Economics amp
Sustainable Development (Minor)
rsaquo Finance rsaquo Financial Markets
amp Institutions (Minor) rsaquo Human Resource Management rsaquo Information Technology rsaquo International Business rsaquo Marketing rsaquo New Venture Creation rsaquo Supply Chain Management
bull Bachelor of BusinessAdministration and Computing Science double degree
bull Bachelor of CommercemdashTRU-OLbull Bachelor of Public
AdministrationmdashTRU-OL
Diplomas
bull Accounting Technicianbull Executive Assistantbull Management
Certifi cates
bull Administrative Assistantbull Management StudiesCo-op internship available
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International Program Guide Study Options | 25
School of Business and EconomicsPOST-BACCALAUREATEDIPLOMAS IN BUSINESSThe Post-Baccalaureate diplomas are valuable to international students who wish to come to Canada to learn English gain exposure to the culture and study in a compressed format Post-Baccalaureate diplomas normally take two years to complete on a full-time basis and are designed for students with a degree in a diff erent fi eld of study
Admission Requirements
bull Math 12 or MATH 0610 or MATH 1000 or equivalent (C+ or higher)
bull ENGL 1100 or equivalent with a C+or higher
bull A bachelor degreeStudents may commence their studies while they upgrade their mathematics and English
AccountingMATH 107 Mathematics for Business amp Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
ECON 1900 Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics orSTAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
ACCT 3200 Intermediate Financial Accounting 1
ACCT 3210 Intermediate Financial Accounting 2
ACCT 3220 Income Taxation 1
ACCT 3230 Income Taxation 2
ACCT 3250 Intermediate Management Accounting
FNCE 4110 Adv Financial Management for Accountants
ACCT 4200 Advanced Financial Accounting
ACCT 4230 Assurance
ACCT 4250 Advanced Management Accounting
MIST 4610 Strategic Management Information Systems
Business AdministrationMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business amp Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Mathematics with Applications 1
MNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
ECON 1900 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Principles of Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics orSTATS 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MNGT 4780 Strategic Management
One additional 30004000 business course
Note Business courses include those beginning with the ACCT BLAW MIST ENTR FNCE HRMN IBUS MKTG MNGT ORGB SCMN or BUSN acronyms
FinanceMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Mathematics with Applications 1
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics orMATH 1130 Enriched Calculus or MATH 1140 Calculus 1 or MATH 1150 Calculus for Biological Sciences
ECON 1900 Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 orSTAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
FNCE 3150 Investments 1
FNCE 3170 Investments 2
FNCE 3180 Risk Management and Financial Engineering
FNCE 4130 Advanced Financial Management
FNCE 4180 International Financial Management
At least fi ve ofBLAW 2910 Commercial Law
FNCE 3140 Financial Statement Analysis
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
FNCE 4120 Business Valuation and Restructuring
FNCE 4140 Personal Financial Management
FNCE 4160 Portfolio Management
FNCE 4190 Financial Institutions Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
Human ResourceManagementMNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
ORGB 3770 Teamwork in Organizations
ORGB 3810 Organizational Theory and Design
HRMN 3830 Human Resource Planning and Staffi ng
HRMN 3840 Employee and Labour Relations
BLAW 3920 Employment Law
HRMN 4830 Total Rewards
HRMN 4840 Organizational Learning Trainingand Development
ORGB 4870 Organizational Development and Change
HRMN 4890 Selected Topics in HR Management
International BusinessMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or
STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
MKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3510 International Business
IBUS 3520 Global Management
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
IBUS 4520 International Trade Finance
IBUS 4530 International Trade Law and Logistics
IBUS 4540 Global Entrepreneurship
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TRU Moose Donrsquot be surprised if people you donrsquot know smile and say ldquohirdquo Canadians are just that friendly
26 | International Program Guide Study Options
MarketingACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
MKTG 3470 Consumer Behaviour
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3510 International Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MKTG 4460 Marketing Strategy
At least seven ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
MKTG 4400 Professional Sales Management
MKTG 4410 Services Marking
MKTG 4420 Brand Management
MKTG 4430 Retail Management
MKTG 4440 Advanced Marketing Research
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
New Venture CreationMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics or MATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
MKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
ENTR 3720 All Business Finance
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
ENTR 4750 New Venture Creation
ENTR 4760 Small Business Management
Supply Chain ManagementMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business amp Economics or MATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics 2 or MATH 1130 Enriched Calculus or MATH 1140 Calculus 1 or
MATH 1150 Calculus for Biological Sciences
STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
SCMN 3330 Procurement Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MIST 3620 Web-Enabled Business
SCMN 4310 Operations Management
SCMN 4320 Logistics and Transportation
SCMN 4390 Selected Topics in Supply Chain Management
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
At least 2 ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
IBUS 3520 Global Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
School of Business and Economics gt trucamba gt trucabusiness
Accountingbull Treasury Manager bull Chief Financial Officer bull Budget Director bull Taxation Manager bull Management Consultant bull Tax Auditor bull International Accountant
Financebull Corporate Loans Officer bull Personal Financial Advisorbull Equity Analyst bull Portfolio Manager bull Chief Financial Officer bull Stock Broker bull Investment Dealer bull Treasury Manager
Human Resource Managementbull Director of Human Resourcesbull Training Officer bull Industrial Relations Officer bull Health and Safety Specialist bull Harassment Advisor bull Employee Benefits Officerbull Human Resources Manager
Information Technology bull Network Manager bull Systems Analyst bull Website Designer bull Computer Programmer bull Database Administrator
International Businessbull Export Sales Manager bull Foreign Trade Consultantbull Import and Export Specialist bull International Marketing Manager bull International Shipping Specialist
Marketingbull Brand Manager bull Advertising Account Executivebull District Sales Manager bull Market Researcher bull Sales Representative bull Public Relations Directorbull Promotions Manager
New Venture Creation bull Small Business Ownerbull Franchiseebull Loans Officerbull Venture Capitalistbull Small Business Consultant
Supply Chain Managementbull Process Engineerbull Supply Chain Analystbull Supply Chains Systems Managerbull InventoryPurchasing Managerbull Materials AnalystManagerbull Logistics Manager
Typical Job Titles
International Program Guide Study Options | 27
Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)The Bachelor of Business Administration degree is a four-year program
bull First and second years Foundation of business and non-business courses
bull Third and fourth years Students select majors and minors or concentrations
bull Current major and minor options Accounting Economics Finance New Venture Creation Human Resource Management International Business Marketing Information Technology (major only) and Public Relations (minor only)
First and Second Year Courses
bull 6 Humanities credits (English Philosophy Languages Fine Arts)
bull 6 Social Sciences credits (Anthropology Canadian Studies Economics Geography Political Studies Psychology Sociology)
Core CoursesThe following 72 credits (24 courses) are requiredACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
CMNS 1290 Introduction to Professional Writing
CMNS 3240 Business Communications
ECON 1900 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Principles of Macroeconomics
ECON 2320 Statistics for Business and Economics 1
ECON 2330 Statistics for Business and Economics 2
ECON 3040 Managerial Economics
ENGL 1100 Introduction to University Writing or ENGL 1110 Introduction to Prose Fiction or ENGL 1120 Introduction to Poetry or ENGL 1140 Introduction to Drama or ENGL 1210 Introduction to Drama and Poetry
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MNGT 4780 Strategic Management
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
PHIL 1110 Introduction to Critical Thinking
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
BBA MajorsAccountingACCT 3200 Intermediate Financial Accounting 1
ACCT 3210 Intermediate Financial Accounting 2
ACCT 3220 Income Taxation 1
ACCT 3230 Income Taxation 2
ACCT 3250 Intermediate Management Accounting
FNCE 4110 Advanced Financial Management for Accountants
ACCT 4200 Advanced Financial Accounting
ACCT 4230 Assurance
ACCT 4250 Advanced Management Accounting
MIST 4610 Strategic Management Information Systems
EconomicsThe Major in Economics requires 42 ECON credits of which 24 must be at the 3000 and 4000 level with a minimum of 6 at the 4000 level ECON 2900 and ECON 2950 are required and either ECON 3900 or ECON 3950 must be taken
FinanceFNCE 3150 Investments 1
FNCE 3170 Investments 2
FNCE 3180 Risk Management and Financial Engineering
FNCE 4130 Advanced Financial Management
FNCE 4180 International Financial Management
Plus at least three ofFNCE 3140 Financial Statement Analysis
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
FNCE 4120 Business Valuation and Restructuring
FNCE 4140 Personal Financial Management
FNCE 4160 Portfolio Management
FNCE 4190 Financial Institutions Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
General BBAStudents must complete at least 24 credits (normally 8 courses) of 300 or 400-level business or ECON courses in addition to the core requirements in 3rd and 4th year
Human Resource ManagementORGB 3810 Organizational Theory and Design
HRMN 3830 Human Resource Planning and Staffing
HRMN 3840 Employee and Labour Relations
BLAW 3920 Employment Law
HRMN 4830 Total Rewards
HRMN 4840 Organizational Learning Training and Development
ORGB 4870 Organizational Development and Change
HRMN 4890 Selected Topics in HR Management
International BusinessMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3520 Global Management
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
IBUS 4520 International Trade Finance
IBUS 4530 International Trade Law and Logistics
IBUS 4540 Global Entrepreneurship
MarketingMKTG 3470 Consumer Behaviour
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
MKTG 4460 Marketing Strategy
Plus at least five ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
MKTG 4400 Professional Sales Management
MKTG 4410 Services Marketing
MKTG 4420 Brand Management
MKTG 4430 Retail Management
MKTG 4440 Advanced Marketing Research
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
New Venture CreationACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
MKTG 3480 Market Research
ENTR 3720 Small Business Finance
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communicated
ENTR 4750 New Venture Creation
ENTR 4760 Small Business Management
School of Business and Economics gt trucamba gt trucabusiness
28 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism
TOURISM MANAGEMENTTourism Management faculty strive to deliver education experiences that blend theory with practice to ensure our graduates are confident in applying the knowledge they gain and management practicemdashboth essential for leaders of tomorrow
Bachelor of Tourism Management (BTM)This four-year degree provides a solid foundation for the management of tourism businesses The BTM is designed to give students the skill and confidence to develop their own tourism businesses and fill the growing need for managers in the tourism industry Course assignments introduce students to current management issues with local regional national and international tourism businesses and organizations
Students may enter in first year or may transfer from other programs Graduates of TRU tourism diplomas or other tourism or business-related diplomas may also ladder into the BTM
Bachelor of Tourism Management Double DegreeTake your 4th year in the Netherlands and get a double degree TRU has partnered with the best university of applied sciences in the Netherlands to offer a second credential effectively doubling your degree in a single year of study abroad Instruction at NHTV is in English fostering connections with your fellow students and with your Dutch counterparts who will complete the double degree at TRU in their fourth year
Tourism Management DiplomasEvents and Conventions ManagementSpecial events and conventions are being recognized as great income generators for a community and the fastest growing segment of the tourism industry Employment opportunities exist within corporations hotels resorts convention centres municipal convention and visitorsrsquo bureaus and destination management companies
Resort and Hotel ManagementThis two-year diploma program is designed to provide the theory and practical skills essential to begin a career in Resort and Hotel Management Courses in this diploma provide instruction in Hotel Operations Food and Beverage Management and Hospitality Administration
Sports Event ManagementIn this multi-faceted program you will learn about sports and business From managing a sporting company or organization directing a club sport facility or starting your own company this is your opportunity to practice and master the business skills and expertise to produce organize and manage sport events anywhere
Tourism ManagementThe Tourism Management diploma will provide the basic skills and training for careers in Venue Management Tourism Community Planning and Consulting Tourism Marketing Management and Small Tourism Business Management
What can I study in Tourism at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Post-Baccalaureate Diplomas rsaquo Adventure Studies rsaquo International
Tourism Development rsaquo Tourism
Destination Development rsaquo Tourism
Experience Development
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies ndash Adventure Concentration
bull Bachelor of Tourism Management
rsaquo Majorsbull Adventurebull Entrepreneurbull Management
rsaquo Minorbull Adventure Studiesbull International Adventure in
Tourism Developmentbull Entrepreneurshipbull Managementbull Marketingbull Environmental Economics
and Developmentbull Financebull Human Resourcesbull International Business
Diplomas
bull Adventure Guide bull Adventure Management bull Events amp Conventions Managementbull Resort amp Hotel Managementbull Sports Event Managementbull Tourism Management
Certificates
bull Aboriginal Tourismbull Adventure Sportsbull Canadian Mountain and Ski Guidebull Culinary Artsbull Retail Meat Processing
International Opportunities
bull Adventure Tourism field tripbull Study Abroad
Co-op internship available
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International Program Guide Study Options | 29
POSTndashBACCALAUREATE TOURISM MANAGEMENT DIPLOMASPost-baccalaureate diplomas aredesigned for those who already have an undergraduate degree
Students will acquire a strong foundation in international tourism development subjects including experiences marketing environmental issues community and cultural issues product developmentand innovation
Admission Requirements
bull Any undergraduate degreebull Math 12 or equivalent bull IELTS 65 no band less than 60 or TOEFL
88 no section less than 20
Adventure StudiesTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (24 credits)TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing and Customer Service
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
ADVG 3110 Adventure Activities (Note this course has an activity fee)
ADVG 3130 Adventure Operations
ADVG 4010 Business Applications for Eco and Adventure Tourism Management
ADVG 4020 Legal Liability and Risk Management for Eco and Adventure Businesses
ADVG 4220 The Culture of Adventure
SpecializationmdashRequired Course (6 credits)
Select a total of 6 credits within ADVG activity based courses (1000-2000 level) Examples include kayaking skiing rock climbing ocean surfi ng etc
SpecializationmdashOptions (9 credits)
Select 3 of the following optionsADVG 4030 Contemporary Perspectives in Eco
and Adventure
ADVG 4040 Programming Experiential Activities
ADVG 4070 Directed Studies in Adventure
ADVG 4210 Adventure and Sport Marketing
ADVG 4230 Consulting In Adventure
39 Total Credits
InternationalTourism DevelopmentTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (39 credits)TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing and Customer Service
TMGT 3010 Community and Cultural Issues in Tourism
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
TMGT 4010 Experience Creation and Product Development
ADVG 4100 Adventure Tourism Field Trip (International)(Note course has activity fees and travel costs associated with it)
SpecializationmdashRequired Course (18 credits)
ADVG 4050 International Adventure Tourism Business
ADVG 4090 Nature-based Community Development
TMGT 4160 Tourism in a Global Environment
TMGT 2610 Environmental issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
ADVG 4070 Directed Studies in Adventure
39 Total Credits
Tourism DestinationDevelopmentTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (21 credits)CMNS 1810 Business Professional and Academic
Composition (or ENGL 1100)
TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing amp Customer Service
TMGT 2610 Environmental Issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3000 Practicum in Tourism (120 hours)
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
Tourism Electivesmdash(15 credits)
One Lower Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Upper Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Culture amp Place Elective from TMGT 3010 4090 4100 4220 ADVG 4220
One Global Perspectives Elective from TMGT 4030 4040 4160 4981 ADVG 4050 4160
One Experience Design Elective from TMGT 4010 4050 4130 4170 4180 4210 ADVG 4040 4200
Specializationmdash(18 credits)
EVNT 2190 Destination Marketing Organizations
TMGT 3010 Community and Cultural Issues in Tourism
TMGT 3040 Land Use Management or
TMGT 4040 Tourism and Sustainable Development
TMGT 4120 Developing New Tourism Enterprises or
TMGT 4140 Tourism Strategy
Specialty ElectiveSelect 1 of the following
TMGT 2080 2090 4030 4050 ADVG 4090
TMGT 4020 Graduating Seminar
54 Total Credits
Tourism ExperienceManagementTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (21 credits)CMNS 1810 Business Professional and Academic
Composition (or ENGL 1100)
TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing amp Customer Service
TMGT 2610 Environmental Issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3000 Practicum in Tourism (120 hours)
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
Tourism Electivesmdash(15 credits)
One Lower Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Upper Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Culture amp Place Elective from TMGT 3010 4090 4100 4220 ADVG 4220
One Global Perspectives Elective from TMGT 4030 4040 4160 4981 ADVG 4050 4160
One Experience Design Elective from TMGT 4010 4050 4130 4170 4180 4210 ADVG 4040 4200
Specializationmdash(18 credits)
Select 5 of the following optionsADVG 4040 Programming Experiential Activities
ADVG 4160 Community Capacity Building
TMGT 4010 Experience Creation and Product Development
TMGT 4050 Event Tourism
TMGT 4090 The Culture of Events
TMGT 4100 The Social Side of Tourism
TMGT 4130 Tourist Behaviour
TMGT 4170 Information Technology in Tourism
TMGT 4180 Managing the Tourist Experience
TMGT 4210 Casino Operations Management
54 Total Credits
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism gt trucatourism
30 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism gt trucatourism
We off er the fi nest and most extensive Adventure Studies training in the world We create exceptional educational experiences to foster studentsrsquo physical mental and emotional development so as to be of service to the global commercial adventure industry
Programs of StudyThe Adventure Studies department now off ers eight diverse programs of study Each program enables students to obtain the knowledge and qualifi cations required for employment and careers in the eco and adventure tourism industry Many opportunities for career and adventure pursuits exist for TRU graduates
bull adventure specialist bull avalanche technician bull college instruction bull environmental studies bull government consultingbull guiding bull international development bull photo journalism bull tourism marketingbull travel writing
Adventure Studies in the Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS) is a unique program that allows students to design their own curriculum customized to their specifi c interests and goals The BIS is intended as a two-year add-on (60 credits) to any 60 credits of lower level credits a student brings into the program
Adventure Studies in Bachelor of Tourism Management is a unique combination of theory and practice both local and abroad that produces competent graduates who quickly apply their skills to their careers as consultants to businesses organizations communities government tourism and tourism industry professionals
The Adventure Guide Diploma is the best known guide training program that attracts worldwide scrutiny and sets the standard for training whitewater ocean climbing and ski guides in Canada
The Adventure Management Diploma provides students with a broad background and understanding of the management of adventure activities and the opportunity to develop profi ciency in their personal adventure sport skills
The Canadian Mountain and Ski Guide Certifi cation Diploma Program (CMSG)is a collaborative program between the Adventure Studies Department and the Association of Canadian MountainGuides (ACMG) The program includes industry-recognized certifi cations tothe standards of the ACMG and International Federation of Mountain Guide Associations (IFMGA)
Adventure Sport Certifi cate an introduction to adventure sports and the adventure industry This is the ideal program for entry-level adventure students and students wishing to explore their career interest in adventure-related fi elds
The Culinary Arts Training program covers all aspects of the professional kitchen from appetizers and gourmet foods to the creation of exquisite desserts Graduates of the Culinary Arts program can look forward to job opportunities in the food and restaurant industry
Culinary Arts Certifi cateAdmission Requirements
bull Successful medical exam bull Successful completion of the entry
assessment test (Accuplacer) through the TRU Assessment Centre This test is a measure of English and math competency taken by all students
bull Interview with program coordinator
Course Length - 3 Semesters
Includes 13 months of hands-on training which takes 16 months to complete There is a four-month summer break (May to August) for the opportunity to gain formalized work experience
Professional Cook Level 130 weeks (2 semesters)Cook 1J Safety and Sanitation
Cook 1H Basic Food Service and Kitchen Management
Cook 1K Health CareCook-Chill
Cook 1A Vegetable and Starch Cookery
Cook 1B Meat and Poultry Cookery
Cook 1C Seafood Cookery
Cook 1D Stocks Soups and Sauces
Cook 1E Meat Poultry and SeafoodCutting and Processing
Cook 1F Cold Kitchen
Cook 1G Baking and Desserts
Cook 1I Egg and Breakfast Cookery
Cook 2M Employment Skills
160 hours of work practicum in industry
Work Practicum and Industry Hours
Students will be required to log 120 hours within the industry In addition to the work practicum students must have a total of 400 hours of work-based training by working during summer prior to registering for Professional Cook Level 2
Professional Cook Level 214 weeks (1 Semester)
During the fi nal 14 weeks in addition to a full course load you will be required to work in the afternoons and evenings preparing dishes for the highly acclaimed TRU Dining Room Accolades and learn to learn to plan menus control food costs and begin to acquire industry management skills
CULINARY ARTS
ADVENTURE STUDIES
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Faculty of Science
What can I studyin Science at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Master of Sciencein Environmental Science
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Science rsaquo Majors
bull General Sciencebull Animal Biologybull Chemistrybull Chemical Biologybull Cellular Molecular
amp Microbial Biologybull Ecology amp
Environmental Biologybull Environmental Chemistrybull Computing Sciencebull Mathematicsbull Mathematical Sciencesbull Physicsbull Statistics
rsaquo Minorsbull Geoarcheologybull Management
bull Bachelor of Computing Sciencebull Bachelor of Computing Science
amp Business Administrationdouble degree
bull Bachelor of Natural Resource Sciencebull Bachelor of Health Sciencebull Bachelor of Technology Managementbull Associate of Science bull Forestry Transfer (1st amp 2nd year)bull Engineering Transfer
(2-year transfer program)
Diplomas
bull Computer Information Systems Technology
bull Architectural ampEngineering Technology
bull Respiratory Therapy
Co-op internship available
SCIENCES ANDENVIRONMENT
Master of Science inEnvironmental ScienceThe TRU Master of Science in Environmental Science is a thesis-based degree with three areas of specialization 1) Ecology and Evolution 2) Physical Sciences and 3) Policy and Management The program is designed to produce graduates who are innovative andhave multi-disciplinary skills and broad knowledge in the fi eld of environmental science It is structured to be unique fl exible and relevant
Applications must be submitted four months before the intended starting date Please note that applications cannot be processed until a faculty member has indicated they will act as supervisor for the studentrsquos thesis Please contact the Coordinator of the Master of Science program at MSc_Coordtruca for more information
Admission Requirements
MSc application form cover letter personal reacutesumeacute two letters of recommendation written by professional or academic references offi cial copy of educational transcripts with GPA of 333 over the last two years of undergraduate studies and offi cial TOEFL results
Bachelor of Science (BSc)The Bachelor of Science degree program is a rigorous program that provides students with both depth and breadth in their science education emphasizes the acquisition of communication skills and promotes computer literacy The program also provides fl exibility so that students may pursue interests in disciplines outside there area of specialization TRU off ers three routes to a Bachelor of Science degree a Majors program in a specifi c discipline or disciplines an Honours Program in a specifi c discipline or a General Science Degree Program
Pre-Professional Health Sciences (Bachelor of Science)
Students interested in professional health care careers can complete their required undergraduate university study at TRU before applying for admission to professional programs at another university
Pre-Professional Health Sciences
bull Pre-Medicinebull Pre-Pharmacybull Pre-Chiropracticbull Pre-Dentistrybull Pre-Naturopathic Medicine
Bachelor of ScienceAdmission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 (or equivalent)bull Pre-Calculus Math 12 (C+) or Math 12
Principles (C+) or TRU Math 06000610bull Physics 11 (C+) or TRU Physics 0500bull Chemistry 11 (C+) or TRU Chemistry 0500
Bachelor of NaturalResource Science (BNRS)The purpose of the BNRS degree program is to prepare students for careers in a widerange of natural resource sector jobs and for further academic study in graduate school ldquoNatural resourcesrdquo include water forests rangeland soil minerals fi sheries and wildlife Natural resource science therefore is the application of scientifi c principles and knowledge towards a better understanding and management of these resources
Possible areas of employment include
bull Resource management and planning for government or industry
bull Operational forestrybull Teaching interpretation and guidingbull Wildlife biology and managementbull Habitat protectionbull Fisheries and animal researchbull Strategic land use planning
Forestry Transfer ProgramTRU off ers the fi rst general year of Forestry and the second year of Forest Resource Management Forest Science Natural Resource Conservation and Forest Operations Students who have completed the required fi rst or second year courses with a GPA of at least 25 are eligible to apply for admission to the UBC Faculty of Forestry
Katey I love the chemistry program at TRU The professors are incredible I love how accessible they are and always available for questions When you know your professors and they know you it makes for a much more personal learning environment Watch Kateyrsquos video on YouTube mytruworld
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32 | International Program Guide Study Options
COMPUTING SCIENCEAND ADVANCEDTECHNOLOGY
Why Computing Science
Many of the technologies we use and enjoy today were created by computing scientists As a future computer scientist you could create new technology that could improve society or change the world The Bachelor of Computer Science program has several elective options such as Business amp Management or Arts amp Gaming
Strong Market Terrifi c Jobs
Currently there are not enough computer scientists to fi ll the jobs available
During co-op work terms students can earn up to $40000 per year Graduates typically earn up to $50000 to start with senior positions often reaching $100000 or more
Bachelor of Computing Science (BCS)The BCS degree is for students interested in one of the many diff erent career options in computing science including website design network administration database management and e-commerce applications After two years of general study students do two years of concentrated computing studies
Double Degree Bachelorof Computing Science (BCS) amp Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)Double degrees in both computing and business will provide graduates with a strong platform from which to launch a successful career Whether working as a web applications manager an information systems consultant or CEO of a software company BCSBBA students will possess the combined management and computing skills to be successful in an increasingly high-tech business environment
To earn double degrees students must meetthe requirements of both programs Throughcareful course selection it is possible to complete two degrees in just fi ve years
Engineering Transfer (DegreeProgram) Year 1 and 2The Engineering Transfer Program at TRU allows you to get a jump-start on your engineering studies
Engineering Transfer Year One (38 credits) Complete the foundation courses necessary for your engineering degree in your fi rst year at TRU and transfer to UBC or UVic to complete your degree in biological biomedical civil chemical computer electrical environmental geological geo-technical integrated materials mechanical mining software engineering physics and other engineering specialties
Engineering Transfer Year Two Complete second year of Electrical or Computer engineering and transfer to UVic Following your second year you will then take part in a required 4-8 months Co-op term providing the opportunity to practice your engineering skills and get paid then you will transfer to the University of Victoria in third year to complete your degree
Admission to Engineering requirements
1 Pre-Calculus 11 and 12 with B (73)or better
2 Physics 11 and 12 with B (73) or better3 Chemistry 11 and 12 (highly
recommended) with B (73) 4 English 12 (73 or higher)
Computer Information Systems TechnologyDiploma (CIST)The CIST Diploma is accredited by the Canadian Information Processing Society CIST emphasizes the application of computers to the solution of business related problems The academic training combines technical and computer skills with communication skills (written and oral) and business skills Students who complete this diploma can ladder into year three of the BCS degree
Architectural andEngineering Technology Program (ARET)The Architectural and Engineering Technology Program (ARET) is a three-year diploma that emphasizes the design processes in building civil and mechanical technologies building structures municipal services electrical plumbing and HVAC (heating ventilating and AC) systems
Students will acquire problem solving skills in engineering and building design and in-depth knowledge in construction management building regulations and technical writing Courses include construction surveying architectural design fl uid mechanics mechanical and electrical design steel wood and reinforced concrete design and structural analysis
Students who complete the three-year ARET program can ladder into the Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM) degree and complete the degree after just 3 more semesters
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Faculty of Science gt trucascience
Typical Job Titlesin Computing Sciencebull Graphic Design Firmsbull Web and Flash Development Firmsbull Multimedia Design Firmsbull Print and Digital Media
Developmentbull Corporate Design and
Communicationsbull Advertising Agenciesbull Online Publishingbull Web Animation
Typical Job Titles in ARETbull Building Technologistbull Mechanical Technologistbull Civil Technologistbull Designer job captain specifi cation
writer estimator quantity surveyor or project administrator
bull Typically employed byprofessional engineer companies architects contractors manufacturers and governments
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HEALTH SCIENCES
Respiratory Therapy Diploma TRU is the only educational institution in British Columbia to offer a program in Respiratory Therapy This program is accredited by the Conjoint Committee of the Canadian Society of Respiratory Therapists and the Canadian Medical Association The program consists of two eight-month sessions of instruction at TRU followed by 47 weeks of clinical internship at accredited hospitals
The clinical year begins in June following the second academic session Clinical year students will rotate between hospitals in the interior of BC Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island Applicants must be prepared to relocate as required
Respiratory Therapy (RT) DiplomaBachelor of Health Science (BHSC)Students are admitted into the three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma program with the option to enter the four-year dual diplomadegree stream The dual diplomadegree stream allows successful students to graduate with both a three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma and a four-year Bachelor of Health Science degree within a four year period
Bachelor of Health ScienceThe Bachelor of Health Science is designed to provide Health Care diploma students and graduates the opportunity to obtain a bachelor degree
Graduates from a two-year or three-year diploma can ladder into the Bachelor of Health Science and are granted up to 60 credits for two-year diploma and up to 90 credits for a three-year diploma
Graduates from the following diploma programs have enrolled in the Bachelor of Health Science program
bull Respiratory Therapybull Dental Hygienebull Medical Radiologybull Medical Laboratory Technologybull Massage Therapybull OccupationalPhysiotherapists Assistants
Admission Requirements
Completion of a minimum two-year diploma in Health Care or related area from a recognized program and institution
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)ndash Kamloops campus (limited enrolment)
ndash Williams Lake campus (Years 1 and 2 only limited enrolment)
The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) program is a 4-year degree program (plus practicum placements) Upon completion graduates are eligible to write the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) and apply for registration with the College of Registered Nurses of British Columbia (CRNBC) to practice as a Registered Nurse (RN)
The BScN program educates students to be competent nurses to work with individuals families groups or communities from a health promotion perspective and an ethic of caring Practice experiences occur in acute care extended care and intermediate care hospitals and other community health agencies and homes with options for local regional provincial national and international practicums
Admission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 or equivalent rsaquo BC Chemistry 11 or TRU
Chemistry 0500 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo BC Biology 12 or TRU Biology 0600 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo One other BC Science at the grade 11 or 12 level C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Foundation of Math 12 or Pre-Calculus12 or TRU MATH 0600 and MATH 0610 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo English 12 or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
Practical Nursing Diplomandash Williams Lake campus
The provincial practical nursing education diploma program is a 2-year program designed to provide learners with the knowledge skills judgments and attitudes to perform to the full range of competencies as identified by the College of Licensed Practical Nurses of British Columbia (CLPNBC) The aim of the program is to prepare graduates to care for individuals and families at multiple life stages and in a variety of practice settings Upon successful completion of the program you will be eligible to write the Canadian Practical Nurse Registration Exam (CPNRE) required for licensure in BC
Admission Requirements
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalent rsaquo English 12English 12 First Nations
or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Math 11 Foundations with a C minimum grade
rsaquo Human Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nurses with a C+ minimum grade
Students have two options to meet this prerequisite
1 PNUR 1300 Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nursing OR TRU-Open Learning - HLTH 1121 Foundation Human Anatomy-Physiology for Heath Promotion
2 BIOL 1590 and BIOL 1690 Human Anatomy and Physiology OR TRU-Open Learning - BIOL 1593 and BIOL 1693 with a C minimum grade
Option 2 is recommended for students who are looking to ladder into the BScN program
Faculty of Science
School of Nursing gt trucanursing
34 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Arts
The Faculty of Arts offers exceptional opportunities for students inside and outside of the classroom to explore ideas engage communities and encounter the world
Police and Justice DiplomaThe Police and Justice Diploma prepares students for careers in Canadian policing and justice including sheriffs corrections parole and private security The program prepares graduates to have the necessary skills and knowledge required for a justice-related career Graduates may further their studies in the Bachelor of Arts Major in Criminology at TRU
Bachelor of Arts (BA)The Bachelor of Art degree is an excellent way to begin the experience of university for students who want to explore their options The BA offers a broad liberal arts education that combines a concentration in at least one discipline while ensuring a wide selection of courses as well as opportunities to incorporate other learning experiences such as Study Abroad and Co-operative Education
Associate of Arts Degree (AA)The associate arts degree is a 2-year program designed to provide an educational experience that lays a solid foundation for further study Students are required to complete a broad range of course offerings balanced with in-depth study in science
Bachelor of General Studies (BGS) (Online Only)This degree program provides a flexible structure that allows students to create their own program with as much or as little subject specialization as they want
Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS)BIS is a unique two-year program that students may enter after two years of university study or a two-year post-secondary diploma It allows students to create a customized program of study in their third and fourth years or to create new career options by completing their undergraduate degrees
Bachelor of Journalism (BJour)Students may enter this program directly from high school or after completing two years of study in the liberal arts This degree is career-oriented aimed at preparing students to become communication specialists for employment with community and daily newspapers magazines government agencies corporations and non-profit and advocacy organizations
Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA)The Fine Arts degree is a four-year program that allows students an education in the visual arts within a university context Studio courses such as Ceramics Drawing Photography Printmaking Sculpture Painting and interdisciplinary combinations of these media will be studied alongside academic disciplines ranging from Art History to English and Philosophy Gallery Studies such as Gallery Management and Curating are also available at the upper-level
What can I study in Arts at TRUMajors amp Minorsbull Communicationsbull Criminologybull Economicsbull Economic and Political Studiesbull Englishbull Geographybull Historybull Interdisciplinary Studiesbull Journalismbull Mathematicsbull Philosophybull Psychologybull Sociologybull Theatre Artsbull Visual Arts
Other Minors and Specializationsbull Anthropologybull Archaeology amp Geologybull Canadian Studiesbull Creative Writingbull Environmental Economics amp
Sustainable Developmentbull Managementbull Political Studies
Degreesbull Bachelor of Artsbull Bachelor of Fine Artsbull Bachelor of Interdisciplinary
Studiesbull Bachelor of Journalism
Diplomasbull Diploma in General Studiesbull Associate of Artsbull Fine Artsbull Police and Justicebull Visual Arts
Certificatesbull Aboriginal Studiesbull Literary and Art Historybull Modern Languagesbull Visual Arts Studio
International Opportunitiesbull AnthropologymdashEastern Europe
amp Philippinesbull Management amp Communicationmdash
Germanybull Leadership in Global Competency
Environmental Sustainability Social Media AdvantagemdashGermany
bull Geography amp JapanesemdashJapan
Co-op internship available
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Faculty of Human Social and Educational Development
Master of Education (MEd)The Master of Education program with a concentration in Educational Leadership offers thesis final project or capstone course options Designed for the working professional involved in education and for students who wish to assume positions as educational leaders and researchers or who work in education health care private industry and government
Education Requirement
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent with a minimum B average (GPA of 30 on a scale of 433) in the last 60 credits or completion of TRUrsquos Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies
Language Requirement
bull Completion of undergraduate degree at an English language university in a country where English is the primary language or
bull IELTS score of 65 (all bands) orbull A minimum TOEFL score of 88 with no
section below 20 (IBT) orbull Completion of TRU ESL level 5
Documentation Required
bull TRU Master of Education applicationbull A personal resumeacutebull A letter of intentbull Two letters of referencebull Official transcripts of all
post-secondary education
Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)The Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies (GCES) is designed to help develop the English language and academic skills to successfully meet the MEd entry requirements
The GCES is considered a standalone graduate certificate that completes qualifications for admission into TRUrsquos MEd program Students will be required to successfully complete three graduate level courses and students who require English upgrading will need to also successfully complete TRUrsquos ESL program before entering the MEd program Note Credits received in GCES do not transfer to the TRU MEd program
Bachelor of Education (BEd)The Bachelor of Education (Elementary) degree program is a two-year program which prepares students to teach in elementary schools Graduates obtain their professional teaching certificate from the Ministry of Education Teacher Regulation Branch (TRB) which qualifies the graduate to teach kindergarten to grade 12 in BC public schools Graduates can also teach in any province or territory in Canada and in many other countries
Admission Requirements
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent normally in Arts Fine Arts Mathematics Science Music or Physical Education
Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)The Bachelor of Social Work program prepares competent generalist practitioners to provide service and leadership within regional national and global contexts to achieve social justice respect for diversity and social change Employment opportunities exist in a wide variety of government and voluntary organizations such as family and childrenrsquos services child welfare mental health services hospitals womenrsquos services crisis services corrections and Aboriginal social services
Human Service DiplomaThe Human Service Diploma prepares students for careers with government or non-profit agencies that provide support and assistance to individuals coping with economic disadvantage mental health issues developmental gender and diversity issues as well as challenges such as addiction family change and involvement with the justice system
Early Childhood Education Diploma (ECE)The ECE program provides excellent learning techniques so that students can acquire the necessary knowledge and skills to become effective educators of young children Early Childhood Education is a rapidly expanding field Completion of the ECE Diploma satisfies the requirements of the Community Care Facilities Branch (CCFB) of the BC Government for a License to Practice as an Early Childhood Educator in British Columbia
Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) CertificateThe TESL Certificate is designed to provide a comprehensive course of study to prepare students to work in the ESL field nationally and internationally This one-semester program requires a previous university degree for admission It includes 195 instructional hours including a teaching practicum Upon completion students receive a TESL certificate from TRU Graduates may also apply for a second certificate from TESL Canada The components of the program introduce students to the core topics of pedagogical grammar curriculum design and instructional methodology and cross cultural studies as well as to a variety of teaching modules such as Pronunciation Skills Assessment and Evaluation and Second Language Acquisition
Program highlights
bull Accredited by TESL Canada bull Includes a supervised practicum to gain
hands-on guided classroom experiencebull Small class sizes (maximum 20 students) bull Abundant work opportunities in Canada
and around the world
What can I study in Human Social and Educational Development
Graduate
rsaquo Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)
rsaquo Master of Education Leadership
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Education (Elementary)bull Bachelor of Education
(Physical Education)bull Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)
Diploma
bull Early Childhood Educationbull Human Service Diploma
Certificate
bull Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) Post-Baccalaureate Certificate
Co-op internship available
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School of Trades and TechnologyTRUrsquos School of Trades and Technology has many trades training programs that result in provincial Industrial Training Authority or Red Seal Certification The instructors at TRU are some of the best in BC Canada and beyond As the economy struggles there is no better time to complete your trades training so that you will be ahead of the curve and ready when the economy turns around
What can I study in Trades and Technology at TRU
bull Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (online only)
bull Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)
bull Diploma in Water Treatment Technology
Foundation and Apprenticeship Training
bull Automotive Service Technicianbull Carpenterbull Commercial Transport Vehicle Mechanic
Technicianbull Electricianbull Heavy Duty Mechanicbull Gasfittingbull InboardOutboard Mechanicbull Plumbingbull Welding
Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)The BTTM degree program provides technologists with the knowledge and skills necessary to become effective project leaders supervisors and managers in organizations within a changing business and technical environment
Admission Requirements
A two or three-year diploma in technology or equivalent
Students who complete the two-year Water Treatment Technology Program or the three-year Architectural and Engineering Technology program (ARET) can ladder into the BTTM
Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (BTTTL) (Online Only)
This new program the only one of its kind in Canada builds upon the candidatersquos trades or technology qualifications It is aimed at allowing certified tradespeople and technologists to gain the business and leadership knowledge needed for management and other advanced positions
WATER amp WASTEWATER PROGRAMSWater sustains life Now you can help sustain our precious water supplies Gain job-ready skills to protect drinking water quality safeguard water resources and ensure the sustainability of the water supplies that are crucial to public health and the environment Canada and the World are facing shortages of educated and trained water and wastewater operatorsmdashyoursquoll be in demand upon graduation
Certificate in Water amp Wastewater UtilitiesThe Certificate is an entry-level training and education program in the operation and maintenance of Water and Wastewater Treatment Distribution and Collection systems The Certificate requirements are a successful completion of 12 courses 6 per term total of 36 credits to graduate This program ladders into the Water Treatment Technology Diploma Program
Schedule Term 1 August 17 to December 18 2015 Term 2 January 4 to May 09 2016
Water amp Wastewater Technology DiplomaTRU Water and Wastewater Diploma is a two-year four semester program
The diploma prepares students to operate and maintain water and wastewater treatment distribution re-use and disposal facilities as well as how to monitor source water quality This program is designed to educate students in chemistry microbiology mathematics mechanical and electrical systems instrumentation and treatment technologies as they are applied in the water industry Students will also study environmental law occupational health and safety communications and utility management
During the hands-on practical trainingmdashstudents will be trained in the operation maintenance troubleshooting of water systems at the state-of-the-art Kamloops Centre for Water Quality
Students can choose to exit the program after completion of the first year of studies with a Certificate in Water and Wastewater Utilities or complete the entire Diploma This program also ladders into the Bachelors of Technology the Bachelor of
Trades and Technology Leadership or the Bachelor of General Studies at TRU
Admission Requirement
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalentbull Math 11 Foundations or MATH 0410
and 0520 or equivalentbull Chemistry 11 and Biology 11 are
recommendedbull Meet TRUrsquos minimum English
language requirements
For further information please contact Satwinder Paul Program Coordinator spaultruca
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A When to ApplyPlease note the following application deadlines Late applications will be considered if space is availableWinter January semester
Application deadline October 15Summer May semester
Application deadline February 15Fall September semester
Application deadline May 31
B How to Apply1 Application
Complete all information on the application form For faster processing complete application online at truworldca
2 Program Selection Mark your program choices clearly
3 Transcripts With this application submit official transcripts (or certified copies) of your secondary school grades and any post-secondary institutions you have attended Transcripts must be officially translated into English You may scan and email or fax the transcripts for faster processing but originals must be presented on arrival to TRU Otherwise you will not be allowed to register for courses at TRU
4 Application Fee A non-refundable application fee of CDN$100 must accompany your application
5 Send Send your completed application form school transcripts and application fee to International Admissions at iapplytruca
C Next Steps1 Processing
Your application will be processed within five working days
2 Pre-Acceptance TRU will send a pre-acceptance letter indicating(a) the program to which you
have been accepted and (b) any conditions of your acceptance
3 Submit You should submit the required fees for your first semester of study (as outlined in your pre-acceptance letter)
4 Final Acceptance Upon receiving payment of tuition and general fees TRU will send an official letter of acceptance
5 Housing Either make arrangements with the accommodation directly or used the TRU World service to secure your room Students must pay a C$150 accommodation application fee when using the service with TRU World
6 Student VISA Use your official TRU letter of acceptance to apply to the nearest Canadian Embassy or Consulate for a student visa
7 Airport Pickup Note Airport pick up only available at the Kamloops airport Additional charges may apply
D Paymentbull Fees may be paid by credit card (Visa
Mastercard American Express) bank draft or bank transfer You can also make payments through our online secure payment facility at truworldca
bull If paying by bank draft bank wire transfer or money order copy of the financial document must be attached
bull Please make your bank draft or money order payable to Thompson Rivers University
bull Bank transfer details Thompson Rivers University Acct 1105-935 Transit 07200 Swift Code BOFMCAM2 Bank of Montreal (BMO) 101Fndash1180 Columbia Street West Kamloops BC Canada V2C 6R6
Send a copy of the wire transfer receipt to iapplytruca
E Send Applications toInternational Admissions Thompson Rivers University 900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8
Tel +12508285252 Fax +12503715513
Email iapplytruca
TRU Refund PolicyStudents should familiarize themselves with TRUrsquos refund policy prior to submitting payment for their studies
International students who
(a) Withdraw prior to the start of instruction will receive a 50 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced the balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(b) Withdraw in the first or second week of instruction will receive a 25 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced The balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(c) Withdraw after the second week of instruction will receive no refund of tuition A forfeit of the semester tuition and general fees will be implemented if we are not advised of a request for refund or deferral
(d) Withdraw due to a failure to obtain a student permit prior to arrival at TRU will be entitled to a full refund of tuition and general fees invoiced less a CDN$200 administration fee Students must notify TRU in writing and provide documentation prior to the start of the semester (the original letter from the Canadian Embassy stating the reasons the visa was denied is requiredmdashno photocopies scans or faxes are accepted) Total non-refundable including application fee of CDN$100 is CDN$300
(e) New students who wish to defer the start of their first semester of study to a future semester may do so only twice and up to a maximum of one calendar year (ie a student accepted to the fall semester may defer until the next fall semester but not beyond) Continuing students who wish to defer their admission must do so before the beginning of the semester Once the deferral has expired students will need to reapply if they wish to recommence studies at a later date Deferral must be requested in writing and sent to iapplytruca prior to the start of the semester Once instruction begins policies (b) and (c) above apply
(f ) Withdrawal for Medical ReasonsmdashApart from the policy outlined for international students there is no provision for a medical refund outside this policy For continuing students who are required to withdraw for medical reasons we encourage the student to visit their Academic Advisor and fill in a ldquoComplete Program Withdraw Formrdquo This allows the student to withdraw from a course or program without obtaining a ldquoDNC (Did Not Complete)rdquo on their academic record
Application Instructions
Online Interactive Brochure wwwi-studentglobalcomtru
Thompson Rivers University900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8T +12508285252 bull F +12503715513Inquiries welcometruca bull Applications iapplytruca
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TRU Master Degrees and Graduate Studies Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
MBA Foundation amp Graduate Certifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) 24 8 months SeptJanMay
Master of Business Administration 24 1 year Sept
Graduate Certifcate in Education Studies (GCES) 35 4 months + ESL SeptMay
Master of Education Leadership 35 30 credits Sept
Master of Science Environmental Science 31 2 years SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Accounting 25 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Business Administration 25 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Finance 25 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Human Resource Management 25 51 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in International Business 25 54 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Marketing 26 60 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in New Venture Creation 26 51 credits SeptJanMay
Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Supply Chain Management 26 60 credits SeptJanMay
Teaching English as a Second Language Certifi cate (TESL) 35 4 months SeptJanMay
TRU Undergraduate Degrees Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Bachelor of ArtsMajors Communications Economics English Geography History Interdisciplinary Studies Journalism Mathematics Philosophy Psychology Sociology Theatre Arts Visual Arts
34 4 years SeptJanMay C
Bachelor of Business AdministrationMajors Accounting Economics Finance Human Resource Management International Business Marketing New Venture Creation Information Technology
27 4 years SeptJanMay C
Double Degreebull Bachelor of Business Administration amp Bachelor of Computing Science
32 5 years SeptJanMay C
Bachelor of Computing Science 32 4 years SeptJan C
Bachelor of Education - Elementary 35 5 years Sept P
Bachelor of Fine Arts 34 4 years SeptJan
Bachelor of Heath Science 33 4 years SeptJan C
Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies 34 4 years SeptJan C
Bachelor of Journalism 34 4 years Sept P
Bachelor of Natural Resource Science 31 4 years Sept C
Bachelor of ScienceMajors Animal Biology Chemistry Chemical Biology Cellular Molecular amp Microbial Biology Ecology amp Environmental Biology Environmental Chemistry Computing Science Mathematics Mathematical Sciences Physics Statistics
31 4 years SeptJanMay C
Bachelor of Science in Nursing 33 4 years Sept P
Bachelor of Social Work 35 4 years Sept P
Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management 36 4 years SeptJan
Bachelor of Tourism Management 28 4 years SeptJanMay C
Engineering ndash First amp Second Year Transfer 32 1ndash2 years Sept C
Forestry ndash First amp Second Year Transfer 31 1ndash2 years Sept
Complete Program Listing for International StudentsSTUDY OPTIONS
20 | International Program Guide
International Program Guide Study Options | 21
TRU Diploma Programs Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Accounting Technician 2 years Sept
Adventure Guide 30 2 years Sept C
Adventure Management 30 2 years Sept C
Architectural amp Engineering Technology 32 3 years Sept
Associate of Arts 34 2 years SeptJanMay
Associate of Science 2 years SeptJanMay
Computer Information Systems Technology 32 2 years SeptJan C
Early Childhood Education 35 2 years Sept
Events amp Conventions Management 28 2 years Sept
Management 2 years Sept C
Practical Nursing (Williams Lake campus only) 33 2 years TBD P
Police amp Justice 34 2 years Sept
Resort amp Hotel Management 28 2 years Sept P
Respiratory Therapy 33 3 years Sept P
Sports Event Management 28 2 years Sept P
Tourism Management 28 2 years SeptJanMay P
Visual Arts 2 years Sept
Water amp Wastewater Technology 36 2 Years Sept
January intake may be available but course sequencing would prevent completion in 4 semesters
TRU Certifi cate Programs Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Aboriginal Tourism 1 year Sept
Adventure Sports 30 1 year Sept
Culinary Arts 30 16 months JanAug
English as a Second or Additional Language (ESALESL) 22 1ndash25 years SeptJanMay
Literary amp Art History 1 year SeptJan
Modern Languages 1 year SeptJan
Visual Arts Studio 1 year SeptJan
Water amp Wastewater Utilities 1 year August
TRU University Prep amp Student Development Length Intakes Co-op (C)Practicum (P)
Adult Basic Education amp BC Adult Graduation Diploma NA JanMaySept
English as a Second Language NA JanMaySept
University Preparation Courses NA JanMaySept
Note All course and admission information subject to change
trucacalendar
STUDY OPTIONS
International Program Guide | 21
22 | International Program Guide Study Options
English Language Programs
The TRU Advantagebull English Placement Test (EPT) available upon arrivalbull IELTS and TOEFL scores acceptedbull Academic ESL designed to help prepare for university contextbull Can combine ESL and Academic courses for credit in levels 4 and 5bull 20 hours of classroom instruction per week plus language labs
and activitiesbull Access to International Student Activity Program (ISAP)
Each of the fi ve levels of TRUrsquos ESL Program take one semesterto complete
Students with no offi cial test score will take an English Placement Test (EPT) upon arrival at TRU and will be placed in the appropriate level of English language study as indicated in the chart below
If a student has an offi cial test score they may choose to enter ESL or academic courses without taking the TRU English Placement Test See chart to the right
Note In order to guarantee registration for the courses you want please submit your English test scores one month before arriving at TRU
Admission RequirementsEnglish Profi ciency
bull Completion of the TRU ESL Program allows direct entry to academic study
bull TRU accepts test scores for the following English profi ciency exams TOEFL IELTS MELAB CanTEST
bull The Cambridge CAE (Certifi cate in Advanced English) and CPE (Certifi cate of Profi ciency in English) will also be considered for direct entry into academic programs
Academic Requirements
bull Secondary school completion (high school graduation)
bull Other requirements vary by program please consult International Admissions for detailed requirements for specifi c programs at iapplytruca
Minimum Age Students must be at least 17 years oldSee inside back cover for application instructions
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Direct entry into Academic Study
Academic Study requirementsIELTS 65+ with no bands below 60TOEFL iBT 88+ with no section below 20TOEFL PBT 570+ TWE 45+MELAB 81+CanTEST 45+ with no component score below 40CAEL Overall 70+ no subtest below 60TRU Level 5 completion
Direct entry to Level 5 ESL
2 ESL Courses + 3 Academic Courses Level 5 completion = Direct Entry to Academic StudyLevel 5 Entry requirements
IELTS 60+ with no band below 55TOEFL iBT 80+TOEFL PBT 550 - 569 TWE 40+MELAB 77+CanTEST 40+ with no component score below 40CAEL Overall 60+ no subtest below 50TRU Level 4
Direct entry to Level 4 ESL
4 ESL Courses + 1 Academic Course Level 4 completion = Direct Entry to Level 5 ESLLevel 4 Entry requirements
IELTS 55+ with no band below 50TOEFL iBT 71+TOEFL PBT 530 - 549MELAB 74+CanTEST 40+ with no component score below 35CAEL Overall 50+ no subtest below 40TRU ESL level 3
Direct entry to Level 3 ESL
5 ESL CoursesLevel 3 completion = Direct entry to Level 4 ESL + ESL Intermediate Certifi cate awardLevel 3 Entry requirements
IELTS 50+TOEFL iBT 61+TOEFL PBT 500 - 529MELAB 69+CanTEST 35+CAEL Overall 40+TRU ESL level 2
Direct entry to Level 2 ESL
Level 2 ESL 5 ESL CoursesLevel 2 completion = Direct entry to level 3 ESL + ESL Foundations Certifi cate awardLevel 2 Entry requirements
TRU English Placement Test is required for entry
Direct entry to Level 1 ESL
5 ESL CoursesLevel 1 completion = Direct entry to level 2 ESLTRU English Placement Test requiredSuggested Entry requirement TOEFL iBT 20
TOEFL Exam FormatsTOEFL iBT = Internet-Based TestTOEFL PBT = Paper Based Test
TRU is a leader in ESL education for university and college students Our ESL program is designed to provide specifi c and appropriate language training for students who plan to proceed to post-secondary study focusing on English for academic purposes Our students come from around the world and we look forward to meeting you
ESL Bridging Certifi cates
Each requires completion of Level 4 one ESL electiveand two specifi c academic courses
bull English and Sciencesbull English and Liberal Arts
bull English and Fine Artsbull English and Business
International Program Guide Study Options | 23
International Baccalaureate (IB)The IB diploma is accepted for admission to TRU Transfer credit will be granted for higher level courses completed with a score of 5 or higher Students have the option to decline the transfer credit if they wish to complete the course(s) at the University
To transfer credits to Arts Business or Science you must have
1 Official IB transcript2 HL courses only3 Grade of 5 6 or 7For a complete list of the IB transfer credits please go to trucaadmissionshs-studentsib
Official transcripts must be sent to the Admissions Office directly from the testing centre Transcripts can be requested from
International Baccalaureate New York Attn Transcripts 475 Riverside Drive Suite 240 New York NY 10115 Phone 2126964464
Advanced Placement (AP) Exams through the College BoardAP exams will be accepted for admission to TRU Transfer credit is granted for approved subjects passed with a grade of a subject grade of 4 or higher Official transcripts must be provided from the College Board Students may choose to repeat a course at TRU by forfeiting the credit To transfer credits you must have
bull Official AP transcriptbull Grade of 4 or 5For more information on transfer credit to arts science or business programs at TRU visit trucaadmissionshs-studentsstandingcb
General Certificate of Educational Studies (GCE)Students completing their GCE will be considered for admission on a combination of factors For admission to TRU you will need
bull A minimum of two Advanced (A) level courses and two Advanced Subsidiary (AS) level courses or
bull A minimum of two A-level courses and three Ordinary (O) level subjects
bull Completion of O-levels (University Preparation courses will need to be completed at TRU)
GCE Advanced Level (A-Level Exams) transfer creditTransfer credit is granted for approved A-level courses passed with a grade of an A or B Official transcripts must be provided to receive transfer credit (Check the BC Transfer Guide to see the specific TRU credit for the identified AP and IB courses) Students may choose to repeat a course at TRU by forfeiting the credit To transfer credits you must have
1 Official GCE transcript2 A-Level courses only3 Grade of A or BFor more information on transfer credit to arts science or business programs at TRU visit trucaadmissionshs-studentsstandingalevel
DAADTRU will accept the DAAD language test with a minimum B2 level as proof of meeting the English Language requirement for Visiting International Students only Students will be required to take the English Placement Test on arrival only as guidance for counselors in the event students may need more English language support
General Education Development (GED) TestThe GED is accepted high school equivalent for admission to TRU under the following conditions
bull Must be 17 years of agebull Will need IELTS scorebull Will need to take Accuplacer Math
assessment at TRU
Transfer CreditTRU will accept college and university transfer credit Official transcripts and detailed course outlines must be provided to receive transfer credit
bull Transfer credit assessment is done once the student has been admitted to TRU and submitted official transcripts and course outlines
bull A maximum of 50 of any program will be recognized outside of TRU
bull International Admissions will assess a studentrsquos formal learning from other accredited post-secondary institutions
bull TRU will give transfer credit whenever possible total will differ depending on program
International Accreditations and Transfer Credit
RECOGNIZING FUTURE GLOBAL LEADERSThe TRU Global Competency Certificate allows students to earn formal recognition for their intercultural and international experiencesmdashfrom Study Abroad to learning a second language to volunteer work
Global Competency is a credential that can be earned in tandem with any credit programmdashundergraduate or graduatemdashoffered by Thompson Rivers University
The program uses a portfolio approach that allows each student to track a number of different educational and personal experiences
How Do I Earn ItTo earn this credential a student must
1 Attend an Orientation session2 Sign up for GLBL1000 3 Earn and compile points4 Submit a portfolio to the Centre for
Student Engagement office OM1468
Global Competency
24 | International Program Guide Study Options
School of Business and EconomicsMaster of BusinessAdministration (MBA)The TRU MBA Advantage
The TRU MBA is designed to meet the needs of our students who can customize their learning experience with maximum fl exibility and unparalleled choice
bull One and two-year MBA programs bull Three program completion options
Graduate Project Graduate Thesis and Course-Based completion options
bull TRUrsquos MBA program does notrequire a GMAT score or have a minimum professional workexperience requirement
Entrance Requirements
1 Education 3 or 4-year undergraduate degree with a minimum B average (GPA of 30 on a scale of 400 or equivalent) in the last 60 credits
2 Language rsaquo Completion of undergraduate
degree at an English language university in a country where English is the primary language or
rsaquo IELTS score of 70 (all bands) or rsaquo A minimum TOEFL score of 100 with
no section below 20 (IBT) or rsaquo Completion of TRU ENGL 1100 and
CMNS 1290 with a B (GPA of 300)or higher
3 Quantitative and Computing Skills Quantitative skills include a strong background in algebra and statistics Computing skills include having a strong background in word processing presentation and spreadsheet software
One-Year Program
Graduates of a four-year BBA or Bachelor of Commerce degrees may be eligible for direct admission to the 12-month MBA Level The MBA program consists of eight core courses plus a choice of one of three completion options
Two-Year Program
Students from other undergraduate fi elds may be eligible for the two-year MBA program which provides students witha solid foundation in business administration plus the strategic management skills required to succeed in the global business environment
MBA Foundation amp GraduateCertifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) program
The two-year MBA begins with the Graduate Certifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) program which consists of 6 courses (2 semesters) of Foundation courses in the major subject areas of Business Administration The GCBA off ers a pathway to the 12-month MBA program for students with non-business-related undergraduate degrees and ensures they have the knowledge required to be successful in the MBA program Upon successful completion of the MBA Foundation courses with a minimumB grade proceed automatically to the MBA level which requires 3 semesters(12 months) to complete
All MBA students in year 2 complete eight core courses plus a choice of one of three completion options Course-Based Graduate Project or Graduate Thesis
The Course-Based option provides the opportunity to study four additional advanced management courses in areas such as Corporate Finance Marketing Decision Analysis Entrepreneurshipand Innovation
The Graduate Project option provides the opportunity to address an applied management issue or problem This option provides situational experience and allows the student to focus in a specifi c areaof management
The Graduate Thesis option provides the opportunity to prepare and defend a thesis further developing critical thinking skills as well as academic research skills
Graduates of our MBA program have successfully obtained positions in a variety of industries and sectors including major corporations government small- and medium-sized businesses and non-profi ts locally across Canada and around the world
Throughout the program TRUrsquos MBA Students are off ered opportunities for career development The Career Development Program provides workshops events guest speakers and activities designed to develop career readiness for MBA students and provide additional opportunities to achieve the learning goals and objectives of the program
For more information about MBA studies at TRU please visit our website at trucamba or email us at mbatruca
What can I studyin Business andEconomics at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Master of Business Administrationbull MBA Foundation amp Graduate
Certifi cate in Business Administration
bull Post-Baccalaureate Diplomas rsaquo Accounting rsaquo Business Administration rsaquo Finance rsaquo Human Resource Management rsaquo International Business rsaquo Marketing rsaquo New Venture Creation rsaquo Supply Chain Management
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Business Administration rsaquo Accounting rsaquo Economics rsaquo Environmental Economics amp
Sustainable Development (Minor)
rsaquo Finance rsaquo Financial Markets
amp Institutions (Minor) rsaquo Human Resource Management rsaquo Information Technology rsaquo International Business rsaquo Marketing rsaquo New Venture Creation rsaquo Supply Chain Management
bull Bachelor of BusinessAdministration and Computing Science double degree
bull Bachelor of CommercemdashTRU-OLbull Bachelor of Public
AdministrationmdashTRU-OL
Diplomas
bull Accounting Technicianbull Executive Assistantbull Management
Certifi cates
bull Administrative Assistantbull Management StudiesCo-op internship available
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International Program Guide Study Options | 25
School of Business and EconomicsPOST-BACCALAUREATEDIPLOMAS IN BUSINESSThe Post-Baccalaureate diplomas are valuable to international students who wish to come to Canada to learn English gain exposure to the culture and study in a compressed format Post-Baccalaureate diplomas normally take two years to complete on a full-time basis and are designed for students with a degree in a diff erent fi eld of study
Admission Requirements
bull Math 12 or MATH 0610 or MATH 1000 or equivalent (C+ or higher)
bull ENGL 1100 or equivalent with a C+or higher
bull A bachelor degreeStudents may commence their studies while they upgrade their mathematics and English
AccountingMATH 107 Mathematics for Business amp Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
ECON 1900 Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics orSTAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
ACCT 3200 Intermediate Financial Accounting 1
ACCT 3210 Intermediate Financial Accounting 2
ACCT 3220 Income Taxation 1
ACCT 3230 Income Taxation 2
ACCT 3250 Intermediate Management Accounting
FNCE 4110 Adv Financial Management for Accountants
ACCT 4200 Advanced Financial Accounting
ACCT 4230 Assurance
ACCT 4250 Advanced Management Accounting
MIST 4610 Strategic Management Information Systems
Business AdministrationMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business amp Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Mathematics with Applications 1
MNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
ECON 1900 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Principles of Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics orSTATS 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MNGT 4780 Strategic Management
One additional 30004000 business course
Note Business courses include those beginning with the ACCT BLAW MIST ENTR FNCE HRMN IBUS MKTG MNGT ORGB SCMN or BUSN acronyms
FinanceMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Mathematics with Applications 1
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics orMATH 1130 Enriched Calculus or MATH 1140 Calculus 1 or MATH 1150 Calculus for Biological Sciences
ECON 1900 Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 orSTAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
FNCE 3150 Investments 1
FNCE 3170 Investments 2
FNCE 3180 Risk Management and Financial Engineering
FNCE 4130 Advanced Financial Management
FNCE 4180 International Financial Management
At least fi ve ofBLAW 2910 Commercial Law
FNCE 3140 Financial Statement Analysis
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
FNCE 4120 Business Valuation and Restructuring
FNCE 4140 Personal Financial Management
FNCE 4160 Portfolio Management
FNCE 4190 Financial Institutions Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
Human ResourceManagementMNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
ORGB 3770 Teamwork in Organizations
ORGB 3810 Organizational Theory and Design
HRMN 3830 Human Resource Planning and Staffi ng
HRMN 3840 Employee and Labour Relations
BLAW 3920 Employment Law
HRMN 4830 Total Rewards
HRMN 4840 Organizational Learning Trainingand Development
ORGB 4870 Organizational Development and Change
HRMN 4890 Selected Topics in HR Management
International BusinessMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or
STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
MKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3510 International Business
IBUS 3520 Global Management
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
IBUS 4520 International Trade Finance
IBUS 4530 International Trade Law and Logistics
IBUS 4540 Global Entrepreneurship
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TRU Moose Donrsquot be surprised if people you donrsquot know smile and say ldquohirdquo Canadians are just that friendly
26 | International Program Guide Study Options
MarketingACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
MKTG 3470 Consumer Behaviour
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3510 International Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MKTG 4460 Marketing Strategy
At least seven ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
MKTG 4400 Professional Sales Management
MKTG 4410 Services Marking
MKTG 4420 Brand Management
MKTG 4430 Retail Management
MKTG 4440 Advanced Marketing Research
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
New Venture CreationMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics or MATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
MKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
ENTR 3720 All Business Finance
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
ENTR 4750 New Venture Creation
ENTR 4760 Small Business Management
Supply Chain ManagementMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business amp Economics or MATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics 2 or MATH 1130 Enriched Calculus or MATH 1140 Calculus 1 or
MATH 1150 Calculus for Biological Sciences
STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
SCMN 3330 Procurement Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MIST 3620 Web-Enabled Business
SCMN 4310 Operations Management
SCMN 4320 Logistics and Transportation
SCMN 4390 Selected Topics in Supply Chain Management
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
At least 2 ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
IBUS 3520 Global Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
School of Business and Economics gt trucamba gt trucabusiness
Accountingbull Treasury Manager bull Chief Financial Officer bull Budget Director bull Taxation Manager bull Management Consultant bull Tax Auditor bull International Accountant
Financebull Corporate Loans Officer bull Personal Financial Advisorbull Equity Analyst bull Portfolio Manager bull Chief Financial Officer bull Stock Broker bull Investment Dealer bull Treasury Manager
Human Resource Managementbull Director of Human Resourcesbull Training Officer bull Industrial Relations Officer bull Health and Safety Specialist bull Harassment Advisor bull Employee Benefits Officerbull Human Resources Manager
Information Technology bull Network Manager bull Systems Analyst bull Website Designer bull Computer Programmer bull Database Administrator
International Businessbull Export Sales Manager bull Foreign Trade Consultantbull Import and Export Specialist bull International Marketing Manager bull International Shipping Specialist
Marketingbull Brand Manager bull Advertising Account Executivebull District Sales Manager bull Market Researcher bull Sales Representative bull Public Relations Directorbull Promotions Manager
New Venture Creation bull Small Business Ownerbull Franchiseebull Loans Officerbull Venture Capitalistbull Small Business Consultant
Supply Chain Managementbull Process Engineerbull Supply Chain Analystbull Supply Chains Systems Managerbull InventoryPurchasing Managerbull Materials AnalystManagerbull Logistics Manager
Typical Job Titles
International Program Guide Study Options | 27
Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)The Bachelor of Business Administration degree is a four-year program
bull First and second years Foundation of business and non-business courses
bull Third and fourth years Students select majors and minors or concentrations
bull Current major and minor options Accounting Economics Finance New Venture Creation Human Resource Management International Business Marketing Information Technology (major only) and Public Relations (minor only)
First and Second Year Courses
bull 6 Humanities credits (English Philosophy Languages Fine Arts)
bull 6 Social Sciences credits (Anthropology Canadian Studies Economics Geography Political Studies Psychology Sociology)
Core CoursesThe following 72 credits (24 courses) are requiredACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
CMNS 1290 Introduction to Professional Writing
CMNS 3240 Business Communications
ECON 1900 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Principles of Macroeconomics
ECON 2320 Statistics for Business and Economics 1
ECON 2330 Statistics for Business and Economics 2
ECON 3040 Managerial Economics
ENGL 1100 Introduction to University Writing or ENGL 1110 Introduction to Prose Fiction or ENGL 1120 Introduction to Poetry or ENGL 1140 Introduction to Drama or ENGL 1210 Introduction to Drama and Poetry
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MNGT 4780 Strategic Management
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
PHIL 1110 Introduction to Critical Thinking
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
BBA MajorsAccountingACCT 3200 Intermediate Financial Accounting 1
ACCT 3210 Intermediate Financial Accounting 2
ACCT 3220 Income Taxation 1
ACCT 3230 Income Taxation 2
ACCT 3250 Intermediate Management Accounting
FNCE 4110 Advanced Financial Management for Accountants
ACCT 4200 Advanced Financial Accounting
ACCT 4230 Assurance
ACCT 4250 Advanced Management Accounting
MIST 4610 Strategic Management Information Systems
EconomicsThe Major in Economics requires 42 ECON credits of which 24 must be at the 3000 and 4000 level with a minimum of 6 at the 4000 level ECON 2900 and ECON 2950 are required and either ECON 3900 or ECON 3950 must be taken
FinanceFNCE 3150 Investments 1
FNCE 3170 Investments 2
FNCE 3180 Risk Management and Financial Engineering
FNCE 4130 Advanced Financial Management
FNCE 4180 International Financial Management
Plus at least three ofFNCE 3140 Financial Statement Analysis
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
FNCE 4120 Business Valuation and Restructuring
FNCE 4140 Personal Financial Management
FNCE 4160 Portfolio Management
FNCE 4190 Financial Institutions Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
General BBAStudents must complete at least 24 credits (normally 8 courses) of 300 or 400-level business or ECON courses in addition to the core requirements in 3rd and 4th year
Human Resource ManagementORGB 3810 Organizational Theory and Design
HRMN 3830 Human Resource Planning and Staffing
HRMN 3840 Employee and Labour Relations
BLAW 3920 Employment Law
HRMN 4830 Total Rewards
HRMN 4840 Organizational Learning Training and Development
ORGB 4870 Organizational Development and Change
HRMN 4890 Selected Topics in HR Management
International BusinessMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3520 Global Management
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
IBUS 4520 International Trade Finance
IBUS 4530 International Trade Law and Logistics
IBUS 4540 Global Entrepreneurship
MarketingMKTG 3470 Consumer Behaviour
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
MKTG 4460 Marketing Strategy
Plus at least five ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
MKTG 4400 Professional Sales Management
MKTG 4410 Services Marketing
MKTG 4420 Brand Management
MKTG 4430 Retail Management
MKTG 4440 Advanced Marketing Research
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
New Venture CreationACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
MKTG 3480 Market Research
ENTR 3720 Small Business Finance
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communicated
ENTR 4750 New Venture Creation
ENTR 4760 Small Business Management
School of Business and Economics gt trucamba gt trucabusiness
28 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism
TOURISM MANAGEMENTTourism Management faculty strive to deliver education experiences that blend theory with practice to ensure our graduates are confident in applying the knowledge they gain and management practicemdashboth essential for leaders of tomorrow
Bachelor of Tourism Management (BTM)This four-year degree provides a solid foundation for the management of tourism businesses The BTM is designed to give students the skill and confidence to develop their own tourism businesses and fill the growing need for managers in the tourism industry Course assignments introduce students to current management issues with local regional national and international tourism businesses and organizations
Students may enter in first year or may transfer from other programs Graduates of TRU tourism diplomas or other tourism or business-related diplomas may also ladder into the BTM
Bachelor of Tourism Management Double DegreeTake your 4th year in the Netherlands and get a double degree TRU has partnered with the best university of applied sciences in the Netherlands to offer a second credential effectively doubling your degree in a single year of study abroad Instruction at NHTV is in English fostering connections with your fellow students and with your Dutch counterparts who will complete the double degree at TRU in their fourth year
Tourism Management DiplomasEvents and Conventions ManagementSpecial events and conventions are being recognized as great income generators for a community and the fastest growing segment of the tourism industry Employment opportunities exist within corporations hotels resorts convention centres municipal convention and visitorsrsquo bureaus and destination management companies
Resort and Hotel ManagementThis two-year diploma program is designed to provide the theory and practical skills essential to begin a career in Resort and Hotel Management Courses in this diploma provide instruction in Hotel Operations Food and Beverage Management and Hospitality Administration
Sports Event ManagementIn this multi-faceted program you will learn about sports and business From managing a sporting company or organization directing a club sport facility or starting your own company this is your opportunity to practice and master the business skills and expertise to produce organize and manage sport events anywhere
Tourism ManagementThe Tourism Management diploma will provide the basic skills and training for careers in Venue Management Tourism Community Planning and Consulting Tourism Marketing Management and Small Tourism Business Management
What can I study in Tourism at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Post-Baccalaureate Diplomas rsaquo Adventure Studies rsaquo International
Tourism Development rsaquo Tourism
Destination Development rsaquo Tourism
Experience Development
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies ndash Adventure Concentration
bull Bachelor of Tourism Management
rsaquo Majorsbull Adventurebull Entrepreneurbull Management
rsaquo Minorbull Adventure Studiesbull International Adventure in
Tourism Developmentbull Entrepreneurshipbull Managementbull Marketingbull Environmental Economics
and Developmentbull Financebull Human Resourcesbull International Business
Diplomas
bull Adventure Guide bull Adventure Management bull Events amp Conventions Managementbull Resort amp Hotel Managementbull Sports Event Managementbull Tourism Management
Certificates
bull Aboriginal Tourismbull Adventure Sportsbull Canadian Mountain and Ski Guidebull Culinary Artsbull Retail Meat Processing
International Opportunities
bull Adventure Tourism field tripbull Study Abroad
Co-op internship available
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International Program Guide Study Options | 29
POSTndashBACCALAUREATE TOURISM MANAGEMENT DIPLOMASPost-baccalaureate diplomas aredesigned for those who already have an undergraduate degree
Students will acquire a strong foundation in international tourism development subjects including experiences marketing environmental issues community and cultural issues product developmentand innovation
Admission Requirements
bull Any undergraduate degreebull Math 12 or equivalent bull IELTS 65 no band less than 60 or TOEFL
88 no section less than 20
Adventure StudiesTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (24 credits)TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing and Customer Service
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
ADVG 3110 Adventure Activities (Note this course has an activity fee)
ADVG 3130 Adventure Operations
ADVG 4010 Business Applications for Eco and Adventure Tourism Management
ADVG 4020 Legal Liability and Risk Management for Eco and Adventure Businesses
ADVG 4220 The Culture of Adventure
SpecializationmdashRequired Course (6 credits)
Select a total of 6 credits within ADVG activity based courses (1000-2000 level) Examples include kayaking skiing rock climbing ocean surfi ng etc
SpecializationmdashOptions (9 credits)
Select 3 of the following optionsADVG 4030 Contemporary Perspectives in Eco
and Adventure
ADVG 4040 Programming Experiential Activities
ADVG 4070 Directed Studies in Adventure
ADVG 4210 Adventure and Sport Marketing
ADVG 4230 Consulting In Adventure
39 Total Credits
InternationalTourism DevelopmentTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (39 credits)TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing and Customer Service
TMGT 3010 Community and Cultural Issues in Tourism
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
TMGT 4010 Experience Creation and Product Development
ADVG 4100 Adventure Tourism Field Trip (International)(Note course has activity fees and travel costs associated with it)
SpecializationmdashRequired Course (18 credits)
ADVG 4050 International Adventure Tourism Business
ADVG 4090 Nature-based Community Development
TMGT 4160 Tourism in a Global Environment
TMGT 2610 Environmental issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
ADVG 4070 Directed Studies in Adventure
39 Total Credits
Tourism DestinationDevelopmentTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (21 credits)CMNS 1810 Business Professional and Academic
Composition (or ENGL 1100)
TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing amp Customer Service
TMGT 2610 Environmental Issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3000 Practicum in Tourism (120 hours)
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
Tourism Electivesmdash(15 credits)
One Lower Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Upper Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Culture amp Place Elective from TMGT 3010 4090 4100 4220 ADVG 4220
One Global Perspectives Elective from TMGT 4030 4040 4160 4981 ADVG 4050 4160
One Experience Design Elective from TMGT 4010 4050 4130 4170 4180 4210 ADVG 4040 4200
Specializationmdash(18 credits)
EVNT 2190 Destination Marketing Organizations
TMGT 3010 Community and Cultural Issues in Tourism
TMGT 3040 Land Use Management or
TMGT 4040 Tourism and Sustainable Development
TMGT 4120 Developing New Tourism Enterprises or
TMGT 4140 Tourism Strategy
Specialty ElectiveSelect 1 of the following
TMGT 2080 2090 4030 4050 ADVG 4090
TMGT 4020 Graduating Seminar
54 Total Credits
Tourism ExperienceManagementTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (21 credits)CMNS 1810 Business Professional and Academic
Composition (or ENGL 1100)
TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing amp Customer Service
TMGT 2610 Environmental Issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3000 Practicum in Tourism (120 hours)
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
Tourism Electivesmdash(15 credits)
One Lower Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Upper Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Culture amp Place Elective from TMGT 3010 4090 4100 4220 ADVG 4220
One Global Perspectives Elective from TMGT 4030 4040 4160 4981 ADVG 4050 4160
One Experience Design Elective from TMGT 4010 4050 4130 4170 4180 4210 ADVG 4040 4200
Specializationmdash(18 credits)
Select 5 of the following optionsADVG 4040 Programming Experiential Activities
ADVG 4160 Community Capacity Building
TMGT 4010 Experience Creation and Product Development
TMGT 4050 Event Tourism
TMGT 4090 The Culture of Events
TMGT 4100 The Social Side of Tourism
TMGT 4130 Tourist Behaviour
TMGT 4170 Information Technology in Tourism
TMGT 4180 Managing the Tourist Experience
TMGT 4210 Casino Operations Management
54 Total Credits
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism gt trucatourism
30 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism gt trucatourism
We off er the fi nest and most extensive Adventure Studies training in the world We create exceptional educational experiences to foster studentsrsquo physical mental and emotional development so as to be of service to the global commercial adventure industry
Programs of StudyThe Adventure Studies department now off ers eight diverse programs of study Each program enables students to obtain the knowledge and qualifi cations required for employment and careers in the eco and adventure tourism industry Many opportunities for career and adventure pursuits exist for TRU graduates
bull adventure specialist bull avalanche technician bull college instruction bull environmental studies bull government consultingbull guiding bull international development bull photo journalism bull tourism marketingbull travel writing
Adventure Studies in the Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS) is a unique program that allows students to design their own curriculum customized to their specifi c interests and goals The BIS is intended as a two-year add-on (60 credits) to any 60 credits of lower level credits a student brings into the program
Adventure Studies in Bachelor of Tourism Management is a unique combination of theory and practice both local and abroad that produces competent graduates who quickly apply their skills to their careers as consultants to businesses organizations communities government tourism and tourism industry professionals
The Adventure Guide Diploma is the best known guide training program that attracts worldwide scrutiny and sets the standard for training whitewater ocean climbing and ski guides in Canada
The Adventure Management Diploma provides students with a broad background and understanding of the management of adventure activities and the opportunity to develop profi ciency in their personal adventure sport skills
The Canadian Mountain and Ski Guide Certifi cation Diploma Program (CMSG)is a collaborative program between the Adventure Studies Department and the Association of Canadian MountainGuides (ACMG) The program includes industry-recognized certifi cations tothe standards of the ACMG and International Federation of Mountain Guide Associations (IFMGA)
Adventure Sport Certifi cate an introduction to adventure sports and the adventure industry This is the ideal program for entry-level adventure students and students wishing to explore their career interest in adventure-related fi elds
The Culinary Arts Training program covers all aspects of the professional kitchen from appetizers and gourmet foods to the creation of exquisite desserts Graduates of the Culinary Arts program can look forward to job opportunities in the food and restaurant industry
Culinary Arts Certifi cateAdmission Requirements
bull Successful medical exam bull Successful completion of the entry
assessment test (Accuplacer) through the TRU Assessment Centre This test is a measure of English and math competency taken by all students
bull Interview with program coordinator
Course Length - 3 Semesters
Includes 13 months of hands-on training which takes 16 months to complete There is a four-month summer break (May to August) for the opportunity to gain formalized work experience
Professional Cook Level 130 weeks (2 semesters)Cook 1J Safety and Sanitation
Cook 1H Basic Food Service and Kitchen Management
Cook 1K Health CareCook-Chill
Cook 1A Vegetable and Starch Cookery
Cook 1B Meat and Poultry Cookery
Cook 1C Seafood Cookery
Cook 1D Stocks Soups and Sauces
Cook 1E Meat Poultry and SeafoodCutting and Processing
Cook 1F Cold Kitchen
Cook 1G Baking and Desserts
Cook 1I Egg and Breakfast Cookery
Cook 2M Employment Skills
160 hours of work practicum in industry
Work Practicum and Industry Hours
Students will be required to log 120 hours within the industry In addition to the work practicum students must have a total of 400 hours of work-based training by working during summer prior to registering for Professional Cook Level 2
Professional Cook Level 214 weeks (1 Semester)
During the fi nal 14 weeks in addition to a full course load you will be required to work in the afternoons and evenings preparing dishes for the highly acclaimed TRU Dining Room Accolades and learn to learn to plan menus control food costs and begin to acquire industry management skills
CULINARY ARTS
ADVENTURE STUDIES
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Faculty of Science
What can I studyin Science at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Master of Sciencein Environmental Science
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Science rsaquo Majors
bull General Sciencebull Animal Biologybull Chemistrybull Chemical Biologybull Cellular Molecular
amp Microbial Biologybull Ecology amp
Environmental Biologybull Environmental Chemistrybull Computing Sciencebull Mathematicsbull Mathematical Sciencesbull Physicsbull Statistics
rsaquo Minorsbull Geoarcheologybull Management
bull Bachelor of Computing Sciencebull Bachelor of Computing Science
amp Business Administrationdouble degree
bull Bachelor of Natural Resource Sciencebull Bachelor of Health Sciencebull Bachelor of Technology Managementbull Associate of Science bull Forestry Transfer (1st amp 2nd year)bull Engineering Transfer
(2-year transfer program)
Diplomas
bull Computer Information Systems Technology
bull Architectural ampEngineering Technology
bull Respiratory Therapy
Co-op internship available
SCIENCES ANDENVIRONMENT
Master of Science inEnvironmental ScienceThe TRU Master of Science in Environmental Science is a thesis-based degree with three areas of specialization 1) Ecology and Evolution 2) Physical Sciences and 3) Policy and Management The program is designed to produce graduates who are innovative andhave multi-disciplinary skills and broad knowledge in the fi eld of environmental science It is structured to be unique fl exible and relevant
Applications must be submitted four months before the intended starting date Please note that applications cannot be processed until a faculty member has indicated they will act as supervisor for the studentrsquos thesis Please contact the Coordinator of the Master of Science program at MSc_Coordtruca for more information
Admission Requirements
MSc application form cover letter personal reacutesumeacute two letters of recommendation written by professional or academic references offi cial copy of educational transcripts with GPA of 333 over the last two years of undergraduate studies and offi cial TOEFL results
Bachelor of Science (BSc)The Bachelor of Science degree program is a rigorous program that provides students with both depth and breadth in their science education emphasizes the acquisition of communication skills and promotes computer literacy The program also provides fl exibility so that students may pursue interests in disciplines outside there area of specialization TRU off ers three routes to a Bachelor of Science degree a Majors program in a specifi c discipline or disciplines an Honours Program in a specifi c discipline or a General Science Degree Program
Pre-Professional Health Sciences (Bachelor of Science)
Students interested in professional health care careers can complete their required undergraduate university study at TRU before applying for admission to professional programs at another university
Pre-Professional Health Sciences
bull Pre-Medicinebull Pre-Pharmacybull Pre-Chiropracticbull Pre-Dentistrybull Pre-Naturopathic Medicine
Bachelor of ScienceAdmission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 (or equivalent)bull Pre-Calculus Math 12 (C+) or Math 12
Principles (C+) or TRU Math 06000610bull Physics 11 (C+) or TRU Physics 0500bull Chemistry 11 (C+) or TRU Chemistry 0500
Bachelor of NaturalResource Science (BNRS)The purpose of the BNRS degree program is to prepare students for careers in a widerange of natural resource sector jobs and for further academic study in graduate school ldquoNatural resourcesrdquo include water forests rangeland soil minerals fi sheries and wildlife Natural resource science therefore is the application of scientifi c principles and knowledge towards a better understanding and management of these resources
Possible areas of employment include
bull Resource management and planning for government or industry
bull Operational forestrybull Teaching interpretation and guidingbull Wildlife biology and managementbull Habitat protectionbull Fisheries and animal researchbull Strategic land use planning
Forestry Transfer ProgramTRU off ers the fi rst general year of Forestry and the second year of Forest Resource Management Forest Science Natural Resource Conservation and Forest Operations Students who have completed the required fi rst or second year courses with a GPA of at least 25 are eligible to apply for admission to the UBC Faculty of Forestry
Katey I love the chemistry program at TRU The professors are incredible I love how accessible they are and always available for questions When you know your professors and they know you it makes for a much more personal learning environment Watch Kateyrsquos video on YouTube mytruworld
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32 | International Program Guide Study Options
COMPUTING SCIENCEAND ADVANCEDTECHNOLOGY
Why Computing Science
Many of the technologies we use and enjoy today were created by computing scientists As a future computer scientist you could create new technology that could improve society or change the world The Bachelor of Computer Science program has several elective options such as Business amp Management or Arts amp Gaming
Strong Market Terrifi c Jobs
Currently there are not enough computer scientists to fi ll the jobs available
During co-op work terms students can earn up to $40000 per year Graduates typically earn up to $50000 to start with senior positions often reaching $100000 or more
Bachelor of Computing Science (BCS)The BCS degree is for students interested in one of the many diff erent career options in computing science including website design network administration database management and e-commerce applications After two years of general study students do two years of concentrated computing studies
Double Degree Bachelorof Computing Science (BCS) amp Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)Double degrees in both computing and business will provide graduates with a strong platform from which to launch a successful career Whether working as a web applications manager an information systems consultant or CEO of a software company BCSBBA students will possess the combined management and computing skills to be successful in an increasingly high-tech business environment
To earn double degrees students must meetthe requirements of both programs Throughcareful course selection it is possible to complete two degrees in just fi ve years
Engineering Transfer (DegreeProgram) Year 1 and 2The Engineering Transfer Program at TRU allows you to get a jump-start on your engineering studies
Engineering Transfer Year One (38 credits) Complete the foundation courses necessary for your engineering degree in your fi rst year at TRU and transfer to UBC or UVic to complete your degree in biological biomedical civil chemical computer electrical environmental geological geo-technical integrated materials mechanical mining software engineering physics and other engineering specialties
Engineering Transfer Year Two Complete second year of Electrical or Computer engineering and transfer to UVic Following your second year you will then take part in a required 4-8 months Co-op term providing the opportunity to practice your engineering skills and get paid then you will transfer to the University of Victoria in third year to complete your degree
Admission to Engineering requirements
1 Pre-Calculus 11 and 12 with B (73)or better
2 Physics 11 and 12 with B (73) or better3 Chemistry 11 and 12 (highly
recommended) with B (73) 4 English 12 (73 or higher)
Computer Information Systems TechnologyDiploma (CIST)The CIST Diploma is accredited by the Canadian Information Processing Society CIST emphasizes the application of computers to the solution of business related problems The academic training combines technical and computer skills with communication skills (written and oral) and business skills Students who complete this diploma can ladder into year three of the BCS degree
Architectural andEngineering Technology Program (ARET)The Architectural and Engineering Technology Program (ARET) is a three-year diploma that emphasizes the design processes in building civil and mechanical technologies building structures municipal services electrical plumbing and HVAC (heating ventilating and AC) systems
Students will acquire problem solving skills in engineering and building design and in-depth knowledge in construction management building regulations and technical writing Courses include construction surveying architectural design fl uid mechanics mechanical and electrical design steel wood and reinforced concrete design and structural analysis
Students who complete the three-year ARET program can ladder into the Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM) degree and complete the degree after just 3 more semesters
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Faculty of Science gt trucascience
Typical Job Titlesin Computing Sciencebull Graphic Design Firmsbull Web and Flash Development Firmsbull Multimedia Design Firmsbull Print and Digital Media
Developmentbull Corporate Design and
Communicationsbull Advertising Agenciesbull Online Publishingbull Web Animation
Typical Job Titles in ARETbull Building Technologistbull Mechanical Technologistbull Civil Technologistbull Designer job captain specifi cation
writer estimator quantity surveyor or project administrator
bull Typically employed byprofessional engineer companies architects contractors manufacturers and governments
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HEALTH SCIENCES
Respiratory Therapy Diploma TRU is the only educational institution in British Columbia to offer a program in Respiratory Therapy This program is accredited by the Conjoint Committee of the Canadian Society of Respiratory Therapists and the Canadian Medical Association The program consists of two eight-month sessions of instruction at TRU followed by 47 weeks of clinical internship at accredited hospitals
The clinical year begins in June following the second academic session Clinical year students will rotate between hospitals in the interior of BC Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island Applicants must be prepared to relocate as required
Respiratory Therapy (RT) DiplomaBachelor of Health Science (BHSC)Students are admitted into the three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma program with the option to enter the four-year dual diplomadegree stream The dual diplomadegree stream allows successful students to graduate with both a three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma and a four-year Bachelor of Health Science degree within a four year period
Bachelor of Health ScienceThe Bachelor of Health Science is designed to provide Health Care diploma students and graduates the opportunity to obtain a bachelor degree
Graduates from a two-year or three-year diploma can ladder into the Bachelor of Health Science and are granted up to 60 credits for two-year diploma and up to 90 credits for a three-year diploma
Graduates from the following diploma programs have enrolled in the Bachelor of Health Science program
bull Respiratory Therapybull Dental Hygienebull Medical Radiologybull Medical Laboratory Technologybull Massage Therapybull OccupationalPhysiotherapists Assistants
Admission Requirements
Completion of a minimum two-year diploma in Health Care or related area from a recognized program and institution
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)ndash Kamloops campus (limited enrolment)
ndash Williams Lake campus (Years 1 and 2 only limited enrolment)
The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) program is a 4-year degree program (plus practicum placements) Upon completion graduates are eligible to write the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) and apply for registration with the College of Registered Nurses of British Columbia (CRNBC) to practice as a Registered Nurse (RN)
The BScN program educates students to be competent nurses to work with individuals families groups or communities from a health promotion perspective and an ethic of caring Practice experiences occur in acute care extended care and intermediate care hospitals and other community health agencies and homes with options for local regional provincial national and international practicums
Admission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 or equivalent rsaquo BC Chemistry 11 or TRU
Chemistry 0500 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo BC Biology 12 or TRU Biology 0600 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo One other BC Science at the grade 11 or 12 level C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Foundation of Math 12 or Pre-Calculus12 or TRU MATH 0600 and MATH 0610 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo English 12 or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
Practical Nursing Diplomandash Williams Lake campus
The provincial practical nursing education diploma program is a 2-year program designed to provide learners with the knowledge skills judgments and attitudes to perform to the full range of competencies as identified by the College of Licensed Practical Nurses of British Columbia (CLPNBC) The aim of the program is to prepare graduates to care for individuals and families at multiple life stages and in a variety of practice settings Upon successful completion of the program you will be eligible to write the Canadian Practical Nurse Registration Exam (CPNRE) required for licensure in BC
Admission Requirements
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalent rsaquo English 12English 12 First Nations
or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Math 11 Foundations with a C minimum grade
rsaquo Human Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nurses with a C+ minimum grade
Students have two options to meet this prerequisite
1 PNUR 1300 Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nursing OR TRU-Open Learning - HLTH 1121 Foundation Human Anatomy-Physiology for Heath Promotion
2 BIOL 1590 and BIOL 1690 Human Anatomy and Physiology OR TRU-Open Learning - BIOL 1593 and BIOL 1693 with a C minimum grade
Option 2 is recommended for students who are looking to ladder into the BScN program
Faculty of Science
School of Nursing gt trucanursing
34 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Arts
The Faculty of Arts offers exceptional opportunities for students inside and outside of the classroom to explore ideas engage communities and encounter the world
Police and Justice DiplomaThe Police and Justice Diploma prepares students for careers in Canadian policing and justice including sheriffs corrections parole and private security The program prepares graduates to have the necessary skills and knowledge required for a justice-related career Graduates may further their studies in the Bachelor of Arts Major in Criminology at TRU
Bachelor of Arts (BA)The Bachelor of Art degree is an excellent way to begin the experience of university for students who want to explore their options The BA offers a broad liberal arts education that combines a concentration in at least one discipline while ensuring a wide selection of courses as well as opportunities to incorporate other learning experiences such as Study Abroad and Co-operative Education
Associate of Arts Degree (AA)The associate arts degree is a 2-year program designed to provide an educational experience that lays a solid foundation for further study Students are required to complete a broad range of course offerings balanced with in-depth study in science
Bachelor of General Studies (BGS) (Online Only)This degree program provides a flexible structure that allows students to create their own program with as much or as little subject specialization as they want
Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS)BIS is a unique two-year program that students may enter after two years of university study or a two-year post-secondary diploma It allows students to create a customized program of study in their third and fourth years or to create new career options by completing their undergraduate degrees
Bachelor of Journalism (BJour)Students may enter this program directly from high school or after completing two years of study in the liberal arts This degree is career-oriented aimed at preparing students to become communication specialists for employment with community and daily newspapers magazines government agencies corporations and non-profit and advocacy organizations
Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA)The Fine Arts degree is a four-year program that allows students an education in the visual arts within a university context Studio courses such as Ceramics Drawing Photography Printmaking Sculpture Painting and interdisciplinary combinations of these media will be studied alongside academic disciplines ranging from Art History to English and Philosophy Gallery Studies such as Gallery Management and Curating are also available at the upper-level
What can I study in Arts at TRUMajors amp Minorsbull Communicationsbull Criminologybull Economicsbull Economic and Political Studiesbull Englishbull Geographybull Historybull Interdisciplinary Studiesbull Journalismbull Mathematicsbull Philosophybull Psychologybull Sociologybull Theatre Artsbull Visual Arts
Other Minors and Specializationsbull Anthropologybull Archaeology amp Geologybull Canadian Studiesbull Creative Writingbull Environmental Economics amp
Sustainable Developmentbull Managementbull Political Studies
Degreesbull Bachelor of Artsbull Bachelor of Fine Artsbull Bachelor of Interdisciplinary
Studiesbull Bachelor of Journalism
Diplomasbull Diploma in General Studiesbull Associate of Artsbull Fine Artsbull Police and Justicebull Visual Arts
Certificatesbull Aboriginal Studiesbull Literary and Art Historybull Modern Languagesbull Visual Arts Studio
International Opportunitiesbull AnthropologymdashEastern Europe
amp Philippinesbull Management amp Communicationmdash
Germanybull Leadership in Global Competency
Environmental Sustainability Social Media AdvantagemdashGermany
bull Geography amp JapanesemdashJapan
Co-op internship available
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Faculty of Human Social and Educational Development
Master of Education (MEd)The Master of Education program with a concentration in Educational Leadership offers thesis final project or capstone course options Designed for the working professional involved in education and for students who wish to assume positions as educational leaders and researchers or who work in education health care private industry and government
Education Requirement
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent with a minimum B average (GPA of 30 on a scale of 433) in the last 60 credits or completion of TRUrsquos Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies
Language Requirement
bull Completion of undergraduate degree at an English language university in a country where English is the primary language or
bull IELTS score of 65 (all bands) orbull A minimum TOEFL score of 88 with no
section below 20 (IBT) orbull Completion of TRU ESL level 5
Documentation Required
bull TRU Master of Education applicationbull A personal resumeacutebull A letter of intentbull Two letters of referencebull Official transcripts of all
post-secondary education
Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)The Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies (GCES) is designed to help develop the English language and academic skills to successfully meet the MEd entry requirements
The GCES is considered a standalone graduate certificate that completes qualifications for admission into TRUrsquos MEd program Students will be required to successfully complete three graduate level courses and students who require English upgrading will need to also successfully complete TRUrsquos ESL program before entering the MEd program Note Credits received in GCES do not transfer to the TRU MEd program
Bachelor of Education (BEd)The Bachelor of Education (Elementary) degree program is a two-year program which prepares students to teach in elementary schools Graduates obtain their professional teaching certificate from the Ministry of Education Teacher Regulation Branch (TRB) which qualifies the graduate to teach kindergarten to grade 12 in BC public schools Graduates can also teach in any province or territory in Canada and in many other countries
Admission Requirements
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent normally in Arts Fine Arts Mathematics Science Music or Physical Education
Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)The Bachelor of Social Work program prepares competent generalist practitioners to provide service and leadership within regional national and global contexts to achieve social justice respect for diversity and social change Employment opportunities exist in a wide variety of government and voluntary organizations such as family and childrenrsquos services child welfare mental health services hospitals womenrsquos services crisis services corrections and Aboriginal social services
Human Service DiplomaThe Human Service Diploma prepares students for careers with government or non-profit agencies that provide support and assistance to individuals coping with economic disadvantage mental health issues developmental gender and diversity issues as well as challenges such as addiction family change and involvement with the justice system
Early Childhood Education Diploma (ECE)The ECE program provides excellent learning techniques so that students can acquire the necessary knowledge and skills to become effective educators of young children Early Childhood Education is a rapidly expanding field Completion of the ECE Diploma satisfies the requirements of the Community Care Facilities Branch (CCFB) of the BC Government for a License to Practice as an Early Childhood Educator in British Columbia
Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) CertificateThe TESL Certificate is designed to provide a comprehensive course of study to prepare students to work in the ESL field nationally and internationally This one-semester program requires a previous university degree for admission It includes 195 instructional hours including a teaching practicum Upon completion students receive a TESL certificate from TRU Graduates may also apply for a second certificate from TESL Canada The components of the program introduce students to the core topics of pedagogical grammar curriculum design and instructional methodology and cross cultural studies as well as to a variety of teaching modules such as Pronunciation Skills Assessment and Evaluation and Second Language Acquisition
Program highlights
bull Accredited by TESL Canada bull Includes a supervised practicum to gain
hands-on guided classroom experiencebull Small class sizes (maximum 20 students) bull Abundant work opportunities in Canada
and around the world
What can I study in Human Social and Educational Development
Graduate
rsaquo Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)
rsaquo Master of Education Leadership
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Education (Elementary)bull Bachelor of Education
(Physical Education)bull Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)
Diploma
bull Early Childhood Educationbull Human Service Diploma
Certificate
bull Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) Post-Baccalaureate Certificate
Co-op internship available
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36 | International Program Guide Study Options
School of Trades and TechnologyTRUrsquos School of Trades and Technology has many trades training programs that result in provincial Industrial Training Authority or Red Seal Certification The instructors at TRU are some of the best in BC Canada and beyond As the economy struggles there is no better time to complete your trades training so that you will be ahead of the curve and ready when the economy turns around
What can I study in Trades and Technology at TRU
bull Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (online only)
bull Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)
bull Diploma in Water Treatment Technology
Foundation and Apprenticeship Training
bull Automotive Service Technicianbull Carpenterbull Commercial Transport Vehicle Mechanic
Technicianbull Electricianbull Heavy Duty Mechanicbull Gasfittingbull InboardOutboard Mechanicbull Plumbingbull Welding
Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)The BTTM degree program provides technologists with the knowledge and skills necessary to become effective project leaders supervisors and managers in organizations within a changing business and technical environment
Admission Requirements
A two or three-year diploma in technology or equivalent
Students who complete the two-year Water Treatment Technology Program or the three-year Architectural and Engineering Technology program (ARET) can ladder into the BTTM
Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (BTTTL) (Online Only)
This new program the only one of its kind in Canada builds upon the candidatersquos trades or technology qualifications It is aimed at allowing certified tradespeople and technologists to gain the business and leadership knowledge needed for management and other advanced positions
WATER amp WASTEWATER PROGRAMSWater sustains life Now you can help sustain our precious water supplies Gain job-ready skills to protect drinking water quality safeguard water resources and ensure the sustainability of the water supplies that are crucial to public health and the environment Canada and the World are facing shortages of educated and trained water and wastewater operatorsmdashyoursquoll be in demand upon graduation
Certificate in Water amp Wastewater UtilitiesThe Certificate is an entry-level training and education program in the operation and maintenance of Water and Wastewater Treatment Distribution and Collection systems The Certificate requirements are a successful completion of 12 courses 6 per term total of 36 credits to graduate This program ladders into the Water Treatment Technology Diploma Program
Schedule Term 1 August 17 to December 18 2015 Term 2 January 4 to May 09 2016
Water amp Wastewater Technology DiplomaTRU Water and Wastewater Diploma is a two-year four semester program
The diploma prepares students to operate and maintain water and wastewater treatment distribution re-use and disposal facilities as well as how to monitor source water quality This program is designed to educate students in chemistry microbiology mathematics mechanical and electrical systems instrumentation and treatment technologies as they are applied in the water industry Students will also study environmental law occupational health and safety communications and utility management
During the hands-on practical trainingmdashstudents will be trained in the operation maintenance troubleshooting of water systems at the state-of-the-art Kamloops Centre for Water Quality
Students can choose to exit the program after completion of the first year of studies with a Certificate in Water and Wastewater Utilities or complete the entire Diploma This program also ladders into the Bachelors of Technology the Bachelor of
Trades and Technology Leadership or the Bachelor of General Studies at TRU
Admission Requirement
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalentbull Math 11 Foundations or MATH 0410
and 0520 or equivalentbull Chemistry 11 and Biology 11 are
recommendedbull Meet TRUrsquos minimum English
language requirements
For further information please contact Satwinder Paul Program Coordinator spaultruca
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A When to ApplyPlease note the following application deadlines Late applications will be considered if space is availableWinter January semester
Application deadline October 15Summer May semester
Application deadline February 15Fall September semester
Application deadline May 31
B How to Apply1 Application
Complete all information on the application form For faster processing complete application online at truworldca
2 Program Selection Mark your program choices clearly
3 Transcripts With this application submit official transcripts (or certified copies) of your secondary school grades and any post-secondary institutions you have attended Transcripts must be officially translated into English You may scan and email or fax the transcripts for faster processing but originals must be presented on arrival to TRU Otherwise you will not be allowed to register for courses at TRU
4 Application Fee A non-refundable application fee of CDN$100 must accompany your application
5 Send Send your completed application form school transcripts and application fee to International Admissions at iapplytruca
C Next Steps1 Processing
Your application will be processed within five working days
2 Pre-Acceptance TRU will send a pre-acceptance letter indicating(a) the program to which you
have been accepted and (b) any conditions of your acceptance
3 Submit You should submit the required fees for your first semester of study (as outlined in your pre-acceptance letter)
4 Final Acceptance Upon receiving payment of tuition and general fees TRU will send an official letter of acceptance
5 Housing Either make arrangements with the accommodation directly or used the TRU World service to secure your room Students must pay a C$150 accommodation application fee when using the service with TRU World
6 Student VISA Use your official TRU letter of acceptance to apply to the nearest Canadian Embassy or Consulate for a student visa
7 Airport Pickup Note Airport pick up only available at the Kamloops airport Additional charges may apply
D Paymentbull Fees may be paid by credit card (Visa
Mastercard American Express) bank draft or bank transfer You can also make payments through our online secure payment facility at truworldca
bull If paying by bank draft bank wire transfer or money order copy of the financial document must be attached
bull Please make your bank draft or money order payable to Thompson Rivers University
bull Bank transfer details Thompson Rivers University Acct 1105-935 Transit 07200 Swift Code BOFMCAM2 Bank of Montreal (BMO) 101Fndash1180 Columbia Street West Kamloops BC Canada V2C 6R6
Send a copy of the wire transfer receipt to iapplytruca
E Send Applications toInternational Admissions Thompson Rivers University 900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8
Tel +12508285252 Fax +12503715513
Email iapplytruca
TRU Refund PolicyStudents should familiarize themselves with TRUrsquos refund policy prior to submitting payment for their studies
International students who
(a) Withdraw prior to the start of instruction will receive a 50 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced the balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(b) Withdraw in the first or second week of instruction will receive a 25 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced The balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(c) Withdraw after the second week of instruction will receive no refund of tuition A forfeit of the semester tuition and general fees will be implemented if we are not advised of a request for refund or deferral
(d) Withdraw due to a failure to obtain a student permit prior to arrival at TRU will be entitled to a full refund of tuition and general fees invoiced less a CDN$200 administration fee Students must notify TRU in writing and provide documentation prior to the start of the semester (the original letter from the Canadian Embassy stating the reasons the visa was denied is requiredmdashno photocopies scans or faxes are accepted) Total non-refundable including application fee of CDN$100 is CDN$300
(e) New students who wish to defer the start of their first semester of study to a future semester may do so only twice and up to a maximum of one calendar year (ie a student accepted to the fall semester may defer until the next fall semester but not beyond) Continuing students who wish to defer their admission must do so before the beginning of the semester Once the deferral has expired students will need to reapply if they wish to recommence studies at a later date Deferral must be requested in writing and sent to iapplytruca prior to the start of the semester Once instruction begins policies (b) and (c) above apply
(f ) Withdrawal for Medical ReasonsmdashApart from the policy outlined for international students there is no provision for a medical refund outside this policy For continuing students who are required to withdraw for medical reasons we encourage the student to visit their Academic Advisor and fill in a ldquoComplete Program Withdraw Formrdquo This allows the student to withdraw from a course or program without obtaining a ldquoDNC (Did Not Complete)rdquo on their academic record
Application Instructions
Online Interactive Brochure wwwi-studentglobalcomtru
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International Program Guide Study Options | 21
TRU Diploma Programs Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Accounting Technician 2 years Sept
Adventure Guide 30 2 years Sept C
Adventure Management 30 2 years Sept C
Architectural amp Engineering Technology 32 3 years Sept
Associate of Arts 34 2 years SeptJanMay
Associate of Science 2 years SeptJanMay
Computer Information Systems Technology 32 2 years SeptJan C
Early Childhood Education 35 2 years Sept
Events amp Conventions Management 28 2 years Sept
Management 2 years Sept C
Practical Nursing (Williams Lake campus only) 33 2 years TBD P
Police amp Justice 34 2 years Sept
Resort amp Hotel Management 28 2 years Sept P
Respiratory Therapy 33 3 years Sept P
Sports Event Management 28 2 years Sept P
Tourism Management 28 2 years SeptJanMay P
Visual Arts 2 years Sept
Water amp Wastewater Technology 36 2 Years Sept
January intake may be available but course sequencing would prevent completion in 4 semesters
TRU Certifi cate Programs Page Number Length Intakes Co-op (C)
Practicum (P)
Aboriginal Tourism 1 year Sept
Adventure Sports 30 1 year Sept
Culinary Arts 30 16 months JanAug
English as a Second or Additional Language (ESALESL) 22 1ndash25 years SeptJanMay
Literary amp Art History 1 year SeptJan
Modern Languages 1 year SeptJan
Visual Arts Studio 1 year SeptJan
Water amp Wastewater Utilities 1 year August
TRU University Prep amp Student Development Length Intakes Co-op (C)Practicum (P)
Adult Basic Education amp BC Adult Graduation Diploma NA JanMaySept
English as a Second Language NA JanMaySept
University Preparation Courses NA JanMaySept
Note All course and admission information subject to change
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STUDY OPTIONS
International Program Guide | 21
22 | International Program Guide Study Options
English Language Programs
The TRU Advantagebull English Placement Test (EPT) available upon arrivalbull IELTS and TOEFL scores acceptedbull Academic ESL designed to help prepare for university contextbull Can combine ESL and Academic courses for credit in levels 4 and 5bull 20 hours of classroom instruction per week plus language labs
and activitiesbull Access to International Student Activity Program (ISAP)
Each of the fi ve levels of TRUrsquos ESL Program take one semesterto complete
Students with no offi cial test score will take an English Placement Test (EPT) upon arrival at TRU and will be placed in the appropriate level of English language study as indicated in the chart below
If a student has an offi cial test score they may choose to enter ESL or academic courses without taking the TRU English Placement Test See chart to the right
Note In order to guarantee registration for the courses you want please submit your English test scores one month before arriving at TRU
Admission RequirementsEnglish Profi ciency
bull Completion of the TRU ESL Program allows direct entry to academic study
bull TRU accepts test scores for the following English profi ciency exams TOEFL IELTS MELAB CanTEST
bull The Cambridge CAE (Certifi cate in Advanced English) and CPE (Certifi cate of Profi ciency in English) will also be considered for direct entry into academic programs
Academic Requirements
bull Secondary school completion (high school graduation)
bull Other requirements vary by program please consult International Admissions for detailed requirements for specifi c programs at iapplytruca
Minimum Age Students must be at least 17 years oldSee inside back cover for application instructions
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Direct entry into Academic Study
Academic Study requirementsIELTS 65+ with no bands below 60TOEFL iBT 88+ with no section below 20TOEFL PBT 570+ TWE 45+MELAB 81+CanTEST 45+ with no component score below 40CAEL Overall 70+ no subtest below 60TRU Level 5 completion
Direct entry to Level 5 ESL
2 ESL Courses + 3 Academic Courses Level 5 completion = Direct Entry to Academic StudyLevel 5 Entry requirements
IELTS 60+ with no band below 55TOEFL iBT 80+TOEFL PBT 550 - 569 TWE 40+MELAB 77+CanTEST 40+ with no component score below 40CAEL Overall 60+ no subtest below 50TRU Level 4
Direct entry to Level 4 ESL
4 ESL Courses + 1 Academic Course Level 4 completion = Direct Entry to Level 5 ESLLevel 4 Entry requirements
IELTS 55+ with no band below 50TOEFL iBT 71+TOEFL PBT 530 - 549MELAB 74+CanTEST 40+ with no component score below 35CAEL Overall 50+ no subtest below 40TRU ESL level 3
Direct entry to Level 3 ESL
5 ESL CoursesLevel 3 completion = Direct entry to Level 4 ESL + ESL Intermediate Certifi cate awardLevel 3 Entry requirements
IELTS 50+TOEFL iBT 61+TOEFL PBT 500 - 529MELAB 69+CanTEST 35+CAEL Overall 40+TRU ESL level 2
Direct entry to Level 2 ESL
Level 2 ESL 5 ESL CoursesLevel 2 completion = Direct entry to level 3 ESL + ESL Foundations Certifi cate awardLevel 2 Entry requirements
TRU English Placement Test is required for entry
Direct entry to Level 1 ESL
5 ESL CoursesLevel 1 completion = Direct entry to level 2 ESLTRU English Placement Test requiredSuggested Entry requirement TOEFL iBT 20
TOEFL Exam FormatsTOEFL iBT = Internet-Based TestTOEFL PBT = Paper Based Test
TRU is a leader in ESL education for university and college students Our ESL program is designed to provide specifi c and appropriate language training for students who plan to proceed to post-secondary study focusing on English for academic purposes Our students come from around the world and we look forward to meeting you
ESL Bridging Certifi cates
Each requires completion of Level 4 one ESL electiveand two specifi c academic courses
bull English and Sciencesbull English and Liberal Arts
bull English and Fine Artsbull English and Business
International Program Guide Study Options | 23
International Baccalaureate (IB)The IB diploma is accepted for admission to TRU Transfer credit will be granted for higher level courses completed with a score of 5 or higher Students have the option to decline the transfer credit if they wish to complete the course(s) at the University
To transfer credits to Arts Business or Science you must have
1 Official IB transcript2 HL courses only3 Grade of 5 6 or 7For a complete list of the IB transfer credits please go to trucaadmissionshs-studentsib
Official transcripts must be sent to the Admissions Office directly from the testing centre Transcripts can be requested from
International Baccalaureate New York Attn Transcripts 475 Riverside Drive Suite 240 New York NY 10115 Phone 2126964464
Advanced Placement (AP) Exams through the College BoardAP exams will be accepted for admission to TRU Transfer credit is granted for approved subjects passed with a grade of a subject grade of 4 or higher Official transcripts must be provided from the College Board Students may choose to repeat a course at TRU by forfeiting the credit To transfer credits you must have
bull Official AP transcriptbull Grade of 4 or 5For more information on transfer credit to arts science or business programs at TRU visit trucaadmissionshs-studentsstandingcb
General Certificate of Educational Studies (GCE)Students completing their GCE will be considered for admission on a combination of factors For admission to TRU you will need
bull A minimum of two Advanced (A) level courses and two Advanced Subsidiary (AS) level courses or
bull A minimum of two A-level courses and three Ordinary (O) level subjects
bull Completion of O-levels (University Preparation courses will need to be completed at TRU)
GCE Advanced Level (A-Level Exams) transfer creditTransfer credit is granted for approved A-level courses passed with a grade of an A or B Official transcripts must be provided to receive transfer credit (Check the BC Transfer Guide to see the specific TRU credit for the identified AP and IB courses) Students may choose to repeat a course at TRU by forfeiting the credit To transfer credits you must have
1 Official GCE transcript2 A-Level courses only3 Grade of A or BFor more information on transfer credit to arts science or business programs at TRU visit trucaadmissionshs-studentsstandingalevel
DAADTRU will accept the DAAD language test with a minimum B2 level as proof of meeting the English Language requirement for Visiting International Students only Students will be required to take the English Placement Test on arrival only as guidance for counselors in the event students may need more English language support
General Education Development (GED) TestThe GED is accepted high school equivalent for admission to TRU under the following conditions
bull Must be 17 years of agebull Will need IELTS scorebull Will need to take Accuplacer Math
assessment at TRU
Transfer CreditTRU will accept college and university transfer credit Official transcripts and detailed course outlines must be provided to receive transfer credit
bull Transfer credit assessment is done once the student has been admitted to TRU and submitted official transcripts and course outlines
bull A maximum of 50 of any program will be recognized outside of TRU
bull International Admissions will assess a studentrsquos formal learning from other accredited post-secondary institutions
bull TRU will give transfer credit whenever possible total will differ depending on program
International Accreditations and Transfer Credit
RECOGNIZING FUTURE GLOBAL LEADERSThe TRU Global Competency Certificate allows students to earn formal recognition for their intercultural and international experiencesmdashfrom Study Abroad to learning a second language to volunteer work
Global Competency is a credential that can be earned in tandem with any credit programmdashundergraduate or graduatemdashoffered by Thompson Rivers University
The program uses a portfolio approach that allows each student to track a number of different educational and personal experiences
How Do I Earn ItTo earn this credential a student must
1 Attend an Orientation session2 Sign up for GLBL1000 3 Earn and compile points4 Submit a portfolio to the Centre for
Student Engagement office OM1468
Global Competency
24 | International Program Guide Study Options
School of Business and EconomicsMaster of BusinessAdministration (MBA)The TRU MBA Advantage
The TRU MBA is designed to meet the needs of our students who can customize their learning experience with maximum fl exibility and unparalleled choice
bull One and two-year MBA programs bull Three program completion options
Graduate Project Graduate Thesis and Course-Based completion options
bull TRUrsquos MBA program does notrequire a GMAT score or have a minimum professional workexperience requirement
Entrance Requirements
1 Education 3 or 4-year undergraduate degree with a minimum B average (GPA of 30 on a scale of 400 or equivalent) in the last 60 credits
2 Language rsaquo Completion of undergraduate
degree at an English language university in a country where English is the primary language or
rsaquo IELTS score of 70 (all bands) or rsaquo A minimum TOEFL score of 100 with
no section below 20 (IBT) or rsaquo Completion of TRU ENGL 1100 and
CMNS 1290 with a B (GPA of 300)or higher
3 Quantitative and Computing Skills Quantitative skills include a strong background in algebra and statistics Computing skills include having a strong background in word processing presentation and spreadsheet software
One-Year Program
Graduates of a four-year BBA or Bachelor of Commerce degrees may be eligible for direct admission to the 12-month MBA Level The MBA program consists of eight core courses plus a choice of one of three completion options
Two-Year Program
Students from other undergraduate fi elds may be eligible for the two-year MBA program which provides students witha solid foundation in business administration plus the strategic management skills required to succeed in the global business environment
MBA Foundation amp GraduateCertifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) program
The two-year MBA begins with the Graduate Certifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) program which consists of 6 courses (2 semesters) of Foundation courses in the major subject areas of Business Administration The GCBA off ers a pathway to the 12-month MBA program for students with non-business-related undergraduate degrees and ensures they have the knowledge required to be successful in the MBA program Upon successful completion of the MBA Foundation courses with a minimumB grade proceed automatically to the MBA level which requires 3 semesters(12 months) to complete
All MBA students in year 2 complete eight core courses plus a choice of one of three completion options Course-Based Graduate Project or Graduate Thesis
The Course-Based option provides the opportunity to study four additional advanced management courses in areas such as Corporate Finance Marketing Decision Analysis Entrepreneurshipand Innovation
The Graduate Project option provides the opportunity to address an applied management issue or problem This option provides situational experience and allows the student to focus in a specifi c areaof management
The Graduate Thesis option provides the opportunity to prepare and defend a thesis further developing critical thinking skills as well as academic research skills
Graduates of our MBA program have successfully obtained positions in a variety of industries and sectors including major corporations government small- and medium-sized businesses and non-profi ts locally across Canada and around the world
Throughout the program TRUrsquos MBA Students are off ered opportunities for career development The Career Development Program provides workshops events guest speakers and activities designed to develop career readiness for MBA students and provide additional opportunities to achieve the learning goals and objectives of the program
For more information about MBA studies at TRU please visit our website at trucamba or email us at mbatruca
What can I studyin Business andEconomics at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Master of Business Administrationbull MBA Foundation amp Graduate
Certifi cate in Business Administration
bull Post-Baccalaureate Diplomas rsaquo Accounting rsaquo Business Administration rsaquo Finance rsaquo Human Resource Management rsaquo International Business rsaquo Marketing rsaquo New Venture Creation rsaquo Supply Chain Management
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Business Administration rsaquo Accounting rsaquo Economics rsaquo Environmental Economics amp
Sustainable Development (Minor)
rsaquo Finance rsaquo Financial Markets
amp Institutions (Minor) rsaquo Human Resource Management rsaquo Information Technology rsaquo International Business rsaquo Marketing rsaquo New Venture Creation rsaquo Supply Chain Management
bull Bachelor of BusinessAdministration and Computing Science double degree
bull Bachelor of CommercemdashTRU-OLbull Bachelor of Public
AdministrationmdashTRU-OL
Diplomas
bull Accounting Technicianbull Executive Assistantbull Management
Certifi cates
bull Administrative Assistantbull Management StudiesCo-op internship available
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International Program Guide Study Options | 25
School of Business and EconomicsPOST-BACCALAUREATEDIPLOMAS IN BUSINESSThe Post-Baccalaureate diplomas are valuable to international students who wish to come to Canada to learn English gain exposure to the culture and study in a compressed format Post-Baccalaureate diplomas normally take two years to complete on a full-time basis and are designed for students with a degree in a diff erent fi eld of study
Admission Requirements
bull Math 12 or MATH 0610 or MATH 1000 or equivalent (C+ or higher)
bull ENGL 1100 or equivalent with a C+or higher
bull A bachelor degreeStudents may commence their studies while they upgrade their mathematics and English
AccountingMATH 107 Mathematics for Business amp Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
ECON 1900 Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics orSTAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
ACCT 3200 Intermediate Financial Accounting 1
ACCT 3210 Intermediate Financial Accounting 2
ACCT 3220 Income Taxation 1
ACCT 3230 Income Taxation 2
ACCT 3250 Intermediate Management Accounting
FNCE 4110 Adv Financial Management for Accountants
ACCT 4200 Advanced Financial Accounting
ACCT 4230 Assurance
ACCT 4250 Advanced Management Accounting
MIST 4610 Strategic Management Information Systems
Business AdministrationMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business amp Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Mathematics with Applications 1
MNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
ECON 1900 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Principles of Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics orSTATS 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MNGT 4780 Strategic Management
One additional 30004000 business course
Note Business courses include those beginning with the ACCT BLAW MIST ENTR FNCE HRMN IBUS MKTG MNGT ORGB SCMN or BUSN acronyms
FinanceMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Mathematics with Applications 1
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics orMATH 1130 Enriched Calculus or MATH 1140 Calculus 1 or MATH 1150 Calculus for Biological Sciences
ECON 1900 Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 orSTAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
FNCE 3150 Investments 1
FNCE 3170 Investments 2
FNCE 3180 Risk Management and Financial Engineering
FNCE 4130 Advanced Financial Management
FNCE 4180 International Financial Management
At least fi ve ofBLAW 2910 Commercial Law
FNCE 3140 Financial Statement Analysis
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
FNCE 4120 Business Valuation and Restructuring
FNCE 4140 Personal Financial Management
FNCE 4160 Portfolio Management
FNCE 4190 Financial Institutions Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
Human ResourceManagementMNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
ORGB 3770 Teamwork in Organizations
ORGB 3810 Organizational Theory and Design
HRMN 3830 Human Resource Planning and Staffi ng
HRMN 3840 Employee and Labour Relations
BLAW 3920 Employment Law
HRMN 4830 Total Rewards
HRMN 4840 Organizational Learning Trainingand Development
ORGB 4870 Organizational Development and Change
HRMN 4890 Selected Topics in HR Management
International BusinessMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or
STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
MKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3510 International Business
IBUS 3520 Global Management
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
IBUS 4520 International Trade Finance
IBUS 4530 International Trade Law and Logistics
IBUS 4540 Global Entrepreneurship
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26 | International Program Guide Study Options
MarketingACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
MKTG 3470 Consumer Behaviour
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3510 International Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MKTG 4460 Marketing Strategy
At least seven ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
MKTG 4400 Professional Sales Management
MKTG 4410 Services Marking
MKTG 4420 Brand Management
MKTG 4430 Retail Management
MKTG 4440 Advanced Marketing Research
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
New Venture CreationMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics or MATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
MKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
ENTR 3720 All Business Finance
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
ENTR 4750 New Venture Creation
ENTR 4760 Small Business Management
Supply Chain ManagementMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business amp Economics or MATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics 2 or MATH 1130 Enriched Calculus or MATH 1140 Calculus 1 or
MATH 1150 Calculus for Biological Sciences
STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
SCMN 3330 Procurement Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MIST 3620 Web-Enabled Business
SCMN 4310 Operations Management
SCMN 4320 Logistics and Transportation
SCMN 4390 Selected Topics in Supply Chain Management
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
At least 2 ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
IBUS 3520 Global Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
School of Business and Economics gt trucamba gt trucabusiness
Accountingbull Treasury Manager bull Chief Financial Officer bull Budget Director bull Taxation Manager bull Management Consultant bull Tax Auditor bull International Accountant
Financebull Corporate Loans Officer bull Personal Financial Advisorbull Equity Analyst bull Portfolio Manager bull Chief Financial Officer bull Stock Broker bull Investment Dealer bull Treasury Manager
Human Resource Managementbull Director of Human Resourcesbull Training Officer bull Industrial Relations Officer bull Health and Safety Specialist bull Harassment Advisor bull Employee Benefits Officerbull Human Resources Manager
Information Technology bull Network Manager bull Systems Analyst bull Website Designer bull Computer Programmer bull Database Administrator
International Businessbull Export Sales Manager bull Foreign Trade Consultantbull Import and Export Specialist bull International Marketing Manager bull International Shipping Specialist
Marketingbull Brand Manager bull Advertising Account Executivebull District Sales Manager bull Market Researcher bull Sales Representative bull Public Relations Directorbull Promotions Manager
New Venture Creation bull Small Business Ownerbull Franchiseebull Loans Officerbull Venture Capitalistbull Small Business Consultant
Supply Chain Managementbull Process Engineerbull Supply Chain Analystbull Supply Chains Systems Managerbull InventoryPurchasing Managerbull Materials AnalystManagerbull Logistics Manager
Typical Job Titles
International Program Guide Study Options | 27
Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)The Bachelor of Business Administration degree is a four-year program
bull First and second years Foundation of business and non-business courses
bull Third and fourth years Students select majors and minors or concentrations
bull Current major and minor options Accounting Economics Finance New Venture Creation Human Resource Management International Business Marketing Information Technology (major only) and Public Relations (minor only)
First and Second Year Courses
bull 6 Humanities credits (English Philosophy Languages Fine Arts)
bull 6 Social Sciences credits (Anthropology Canadian Studies Economics Geography Political Studies Psychology Sociology)
Core CoursesThe following 72 credits (24 courses) are requiredACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
CMNS 1290 Introduction to Professional Writing
CMNS 3240 Business Communications
ECON 1900 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Principles of Macroeconomics
ECON 2320 Statistics for Business and Economics 1
ECON 2330 Statistics for Business and Economics 2
ECON 3040 Managerial Economics
ENGL 1100 Introduction to University Writing or ENGL 1110 Introduction to Prose Fiction or ENGL 1120 Introduction to Poetry or ENGL 1140 Introduction to Drama or ENGL 1210 Introduction to Drama and Poetry
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MNGT 4780 Strategic Management
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
PHIL 1110 Introduction to Critical Thinking
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
BBA MajorsAccountingACCT 3200 Intermediate Financial Accounting 1
ACCT 3210 Intermediate Financial Accounting 2
ACCT 3220 Income Taxation 1
ACCT 3230 Income Taxation 2
ACCT 3250 Intermediate Management Accounting
FNCE 4110 Advanced Financial Management for Accountants
ACCT 4200 Advanced Financial Accounting
ACCT 4230 Assurance
ACCT 4250 Advanced Management Accounting
MIST 4610 Strategic Management Information Systems
EconomicsThe Major in Economics requires 42 ECON credits of which 24 must be at the 3000 and 4000 level with a minimum of 6 at the 4000 level ECON 2900 and ECON 2950 are required and either ECON 3900 or ECON 3950 must be taken
FinanceFNCE 3150 Investments 1
FNCE 3170 Investments 2
FNCE 3180 Risk Management and Financial Engineering
FNCE 4130 Advanced Financial Management
FNCE 4180 International Financial Management
Plus at least three ofFNCE 3140 Financial Statement Analysis
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
FNCE 4120 Business Valuation and Restructuring
FNCE 4140 Personal Financial Management
FNCE 4160 Portfolio Management
FNCE 4190 Financial Institutions Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
General BBAStudents must complete at least 24 credits (normally 8 courses) of 300 or 400-level business or ECON courses in addition to the core requirements in 3rd and 4th year
Human Resource ManagementORGB 3810 Organizational Theory and Design
HRMN 3830 Human Resource Planning and Staffing
HRMN 3840 Employee and Labour Relations
BLAW 3920 Employment Law
HRMN 4830 Total Rewards
HRMN 4840 Organizational Learning Training and Development
ORGB 4870 Organizational Development and Change
HRMN 4890 Selected Topics in HR Management
International BusinessMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3520 Global Management
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
IBUS 4520 International Trade Finance
IBUS 4530 International Trade Law and Logistics
IBUS 4540 Global Entrepreneurship
MarketingMKTG 3470 Consumer Behaviour
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
MKTG 4460 Marketing Strategy
Plus at least five ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
MKTG 4400 Professional Sales Management
MKTG 4410 Services Marketing
MKTG 4420 Brand Management
MKTG 4430 Retail Management
MKTG 4440 Advanced Marketing Research
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
New Venture CreationACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
MKTG 3480 Market Research
ENTR 3720 Small Business Finance
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communicated
ENTR 4750 New Venture Creation
ENTR 4760 Small Business Management
School of Business and Economics gt trucamba gt trucabusiness
28 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism
TOURISM MANAGEMENTTourism Management faculty strive to deliver education experiences that blend theory with practice to ensure our graduates are confident in applying the knowledge they gain and management practicemdashboth essential for leaders of tomorrow
Bachelor of Tourism Management (BTM)This four-year degree provides a solid foundation for the management of tourism businesses The BTM is designed to give students the skill and confidence to develop their own tourism businesses and fill the growing need for managers in the tourism industry Course assignments introduce students to current management issues with local regional national and international tourism businesses and organizations
Students may enter in first year or may transfer from other programs Graduates of TRU tourism diplomas or other tourism or business-related diplomas may also ladder into the BTM
Bachelor of Tourism Management Double DegreeTake your 4th year in the Netherlands and get a double degree TRU has partnered with the best university of applied sciences in the Netherlands to offer a second credential effectively doubling your degree in a single year of study abroad Instruction at NHTV is in English fostering connections with your fellow students and with your Dutch counterparts who will complete the double degree at TRU in their fourth year
Tourism Management DiplomasEvents and Conventions ManagementSpecial events and conventions are being recognized as great income generators for a community and the fastest growing segment of the tourism industry Employment opportunities exist within corporations hotels resorts convention centres municipal convention and visitorsrsquo bureaus and destination management companies
Resort and Hotel ManagementThis two-year diploma program is designed to provide the theory and practical skills essential to begin a career in Resort and Hotel Management Courses in this diploma provide instruction in Hotel Operations Food and Beverage Management and Hospitality Administration
Sports Event ManagementIn this multi-faceted program you will learn about sports and business From managing a sporting company or organization directing a club sport facility or starting your own company this is your opportunity to practice and master the business skills and expertise to produce organize and manage sport events anywhere
Tourism ManagementThe Tourism Management diploma will provide the basic skills and training for careers in Venue Management Tourism Community Planning and Consulting Tourism Marketing Management and Small Tourism Business Management
What can I study in Tourism at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Post-Baccalaureate Diplomas rsaquo Adventure Studies rsaquo International
Tourism Development rsaquo Tourism
Destination Development rsaquo Tourism
Experience Development
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies ndash Adventure Concentration
bull Bachelor of Tourism Management
rsaquo Majorsbull Adventurebull Entrepreneurbull Management
rsaquo Minorbull Adventure Studiesbull International Adventure in
Tourism Developmentbull Entrepreneurshipbull Managementbull Marketingbull Environmental Economics
and Developmentbull Financebull Human Resourcesbull International Business
Diplomas
bull Adventure Guide bull Adventure Management bull Events amp Conventions Managementbull Resort amp Hotel Managementbull Sports Event Managementbull Tourism Management
Certificates
bull Aboriginal Tourismbull Adventure Sportsbull Canadian Mountain and Ski Guidebull Culinary Artsbull Retail Meat Processing
International Opportunities
bull Adventure Tourism field tripbull Study Abroad
Co-op internship available
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POSTndashBACCALAUREATE TOURISM MANAGEMENT DIPLOMASPost-baccalaureate diplomas aredesigned for those who already have an undergraduate degree
Students will acquire a strong foundation in international tourism development subjects including experiences marketing environmental issues community and cultural issues product developmentand innovation
Admission Requirements
bull Any undergraduate degreebull Math 12 or equivalent bull IELTS 65 no band less than 60 or TOEFL
88 no section less than 20
Adventure StudiesTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (24 credits)TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing and Customer Service
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
ADVG 3110 Adventure Activities (Note this course has an activity fee)
ADVG 3130 Adventure Operations
ADVG 4010 Business Applications for Eco and Adventure Tourism Management
ADVG 4020 Legal Liability and Risk Management for Eco and Adventure Businesses
ADVG 4220 The Culture of Adventure
SpecializationmdashRequired Course (6 credits)
Select a total of 6 credits within ADVG activity based courses (1000-2000 level) Examples include kayaking skiing rock climbing ocean surfi ng etc
SpecializationmdashOptions (9 credits)
Select 3 of the following optionsADVG 4030 Contemporary Perspectives in Eco
and Adventure
ADVG 4040 Programming Experiential Activities
ADVG 4070 Directed Studies in Adventure
ADVG 4210 Adventure and Sport Marketing
ADVG 4230 Consulting In Adventure
39 Total Credits
InternationalTourism DevelopmentTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (39 credits)TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing and Customer Service
TMGT 3010 Community and Cultural Issues in Tourism
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
TMGT 4010 Experience Creation and Product Development
ADVG 4100 Adventure Tourism Field Trip (International)(Note course has activity fees and travel costs associated with it)
SpecializationmdashRequired Course (18 credits)
ADVG 4050 International Adventure Tourism Business
ADVG 4090 Nature-based Community Development
TMGT 4160 Tourism in a Global Environment
TMGT 2610 Environmental issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
ADVG 4070 Directed Studies in Adventure
39 Total Credits
Tourism DestinationDevelopmentTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (21 credits)CMNS 1810 Business Professional and Academic
Composition (or ENGL 1100)
TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing amp Customer Service
TMGT 2610 Environmental Issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3000 Practicum in Tourism (120 hours)
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
Tourism Electivesmdash(15 credits)
One Lower Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Upper Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Culture amp Place Elective from TMGT 3010 4090 4100 4220 ADVG 4220
One Global Perspectives Elective from TMGT 4030 4040 4160 4981 ADVG 4050 4160
One Experience Design Elective from TMGT 4010 4050 4130 4170 4180 4210 ADVG 4040 4200
Specializationmdash(18 credits)
EVNT 2190 Destination Marketing Organizations
TMGT 3010 Community and Cultural Issues in Tourism
TMGT 3040 Land Use Management or
TMGT 4040 Tourism and Sustainable Development
TMGT 4120 Developing New Tourism Enterprises or
TMGT 4140 Tourism Strategy
Specialty ElectiveSelect 1 of the following
TMGT 2080 2090 4030 4050 ADVG 4090
TMGT 4020 Graduating Seminar
54 Total Credits
Tourism ExperienceManagementTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (21 credits)CMNS 1810 Business Professional and Academic
Composition (or ENGL 1100)
TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing amp Customer Service
TMGT 2610 Environmental Issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3000 Practicum in Tourism (120 hours)
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
Tourism Electivesmdash(15 credits)
One Lower Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Upper Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Culture amp Place Elective from TMGT 3010 4090 4100 4220 ADVG 4220
One Global Perspectives Elective from TMGT 4030 4040 4160 4981 ADVG 4050 4160
One Experience Design Elective from TMGT 4010 4050 4130 4170 4180 4210 ADVG 4040 4200
Specializationmdash(18 credits)
Select 5 of the following optionsADVG 4040 Programming Experiential Activities
ADVG 4160 Community Capacity Building
TMGT 4010 Experience Creation and Product Development
TMGT 4050 Event Tourism
TMGT 4090 The Culture of Events
TMGT 4100 The Social Side of Tourism
TMGT 4130 Tourist Behaviour
TMGT 4170 Information Technology in Tourism
TMGT 4180 Managing the Tourist Experience
TMGT 4210 Casino Operations Management
54 Total Credits
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30 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism gt trucatourism
We off er the fi nest and most extensive Adventure Studies training in the world We create exceptional educational experiences to foster studentsrsquo physical mental and emotional development so as to be of service to the global commercial adventure industry
Programs of StudyThe Adventure Studies department now off ers eight diverse programs of study Each program enables students to obtain the knowledge and qualifi cations required for employment and careers in the eco and adventure tourism industry Many opportunities for career and adventure pursuits exist for TRU graduates
bull adventure specialist bull avalanche technician bull college instruction bull environmental studies bull government consultingbull guiding bull international development bull photo journalism bull tourism marketingbull travel writing
Adventure Studies in the Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS) is a unique program that allows students to design their own curriculum customized to their specifi c interests and goals The BIS is intended as a two-year add-on (60 credits) to any 60 credits of lower level credits a student brings into the program
Adventure Studies in Bachelor of Tourism Management is a unique combination of theory and practice both local and abroad that produces competent graduates who quickly apply their skills to their careers as consultants to businesses organizations communities government tourism and tourism industry professionals
The Adventure Guide Diploma is the best known guide training program that attracts worldwide scrutiny and sets the standard for training whitewater ocean climbing and ski guides in Canada
The Adventure Management Diploma provides students with a broad background and understanding of the management of adventure activities and the opportunity to develop profi ciency in their personal adventure sport skills
The Canadian Mountain and Ski Guide Certifi cation Diploma Program (CMSG)is a collaborative program between the Adventure Studies Department and the Association of Canadian MountainGuides (ACMG) The program includes industry-recognized certifi cations tothe standards of the ACMG and International Federation of Mountain Guide Associations (IFMGA)
Adventure Sport Certifi cate an introduction to adventure sports and the adventure industry This is the ideal program for entry-level adventure students and students wishing to explore their career interest in adventure-related fi elds
The Culinary Arts Training program covers all aspects of the professional kitchen from appetizers and gourmet foods to the creation of exquisite desserts Graduates of the Culinary Arts program can look forward to job opportunities in the food and restaurant industry
Culinary Arts Certifi cateAdmission Requirements
bull Successful medical exam bull Successful completion of the entry
assessment test (Accuplacer) through the TRU Assessment Centre This test is a measure of English and math competency taken by all students
bull Interview with program coordinator
Course Length - 3 Semesters
Includes 13 months of hands-on training which takes 16 months to complete There is a four-month summer break (May to August) for the opportunity to gain formalized work experience
Professional Cook Level 130 weeks (2 semesters)Cook 1J Safety and Sanitation
Cook 1H Basic Food Service and Kitchen Management
Cook 1K Health CareCook-Chill
Cook 1A Vegetable and Starch Cookery
Cook 1B Meat and Poultry Cookery
Cook 1C Seafood Cookery
Cook 1D Stocks Soups and Sauces
Cook 1E Meat Poultry and SeafoodCutting and Processing
Cook 1F Cold Kitchen
Cook 1G Baking and Desserts
Cook 1I Egg and Breakfast Cookery
Cook 2M Employment Skills
160 hours of work practicum in industry
Work Practicum and Industry Hours
Students will be required to log 120 hours within the industry In addition to the work practicum students must have a total of 400 hours of work-based training by working during summer prior to registering for Professional Cook Level 2
Professional Cook Level 214 weeks (1 Semester)
During the fi nal 14 weeks in addition to a full course load you will be required to work in the afternoons and evenings preparing dishes for the highly acclaimed TRU Dining Room Accolades and learn to learn to plan menus control food costs and begin to acquire industry management skills
CULINARY ARTS
ADVENTURE STUDIES
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Faculty of Science
What can I studyin Science at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Master of Sciencein Environmental Science
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Science rsaquo Majors
bull General Sciencebull Animal Biologybull Chemistrybull Chemical Biologybull Cellular Molecular
amp Microbial Biologybull Ecology amp
Environmental Biologybull Environmental Chemistrybull Computing Sciencebull Mathematicsbull Mathematical Sciencesbull Physicsbull Statistics
rsaquo Minorsbull Geoarcheologybull Management
bull Bachelor of Computing Sciencebull Bachelor of Computing Science
amp Business Administrationdouble degree
bull Bachelor of Natural Resource Sciencebull Bachelor of Health Sciencebull Bachelor of Technology Managementbull Associate of Science bull Forestry Transfer (1st amp 2nd year)bull Engineering Transfer
(2-year transfer program)
Diplomas
bull Computer Information Systems Technology
bull Architectural ampEngineering Technology
bull Respiratory Therapy
Co-op internship available
SCIENCES ANDENVIRONMENT
Master of Science inEnvironmental ScienceThe TRU Master of Science in Environmental Science is a thesis-based degree with three areas of specialization 1) Ecology and Evolution 2) Physical Sciences and 3) Policy and Management The program is designed to produce graduates who are innovative andhave multi-disciplinary skills and broad knowledge in the fi eld of environmental science It is structured to be unique fl exible and relevant
Applications must be submitted four months before the intended starting date Please note that applications cannot be processed until a faculty member has indicated they will act as supervisor for the studentrsquos thesis Please contact the Coordinator of the Master of Science program at MSc_Coordtruca for more information
Admission Requirements
MSc application form cover letter personal reacutesumeacute two letters of recommendation written by professional or academic references offi cial copy of educational transcripts with GPA of 333 over the last two years of undergraduate studies and offi cial TOEFL results
Bachelor of Science (BSc)The Bachelor of Science degree program is a rigorous program that provides students with both depth and breadth in their science education emphasizes the acquisition of communication skills and promotes computer literacy The program also provides fl exibility so that students may pursue interests in disciplines outside there area of specialization TRU off ers three routes to a Bachelor of Science degree a Majors program in a specifi c discipline or disciplines an Honours Program in a specifi c discipline or a General Science Degree Program
Pre-Professional Health Sciences (Bachelor of Science)
Students interested in professional health care careers can complete their required undergraduate university study at TRU before applying for admission to professional programs at another university
Pre-Professional Health Sciences
bull Pre-Medicinebull Pre-Pharmacybull Pre-Chiropracticbull Pre-Dentistrybull Pre-Naturopathic Medicine
Bachelor of ScienceAdmission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 (or equivalent)bull Pre-Calculus Math 12 (C+) or Math 12
Principles (C+) or TRU Math 06000610bull Physics 11 (C+) or TRU Physics 0500bull Chemistry 11 (C+) or TRU Chemistry 0500
Bachelor of NaturalResource Science (BNRS)The purpose of the BNRS degree program is to prepare students for careers in a widerange of natural resource sector jobs and for further academic study in graduate school ldquoNatural resourcesrdquo include water forests rangeland soil minerals fi sheries and wildlife Natural resource science therefore is the application of scientifi c principles and knowledge towards a better understanding and management of these resources
Possible areas of employment include
bull Resource management and planning for government or industry
bull Operational forestrybull Teaching interpretation and guidingbull Wildlife biology and managementbull Habitat protectionbull Fisheries and animal researchbull Strategic land use planning
Forestry Transfer ProgramTRU off ers the fi rst general year of Forestry and the second year of Forest Resource Management Forest Science Natural Resource Conservation and Forest Operations Students who have completed the required fi rst or second year courses with a GPA of at least 25 are eligible to apply for admission to the UBC Faculty of Forestry
Katey I love the chemistry program at TRU The professors are incredible I love how accessible they are and always available for questions When you know your professors and they know you it makes for a much more personal learning environment Watch Kateyrsquos video on YouTube mytruworld
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32 | International Program Guide Study Options
COMPUTING SCIENCEAND ADVANCEDTECHNOLOGY
Why Computing Science
Many of the technologies we use and enjoy today were created by computing scientists As a future computer scientist you could create new technology that could improve society or change the world The Bachelor of Computer Science program has several elective options such as Business amp Management or Arts amp Gaming
Strong Market Terrifi c Jobs
Currently there are not enough computer scientists to fi ll the jobs available
During co-op work terms students can earn up to $40000 per year Graduates typically earn up to $50000 to start with senior positions often reaching $100000 or more
Bachelor of Computing Science (BCS)The BCS degree is for students interested in one of the many diff erent career options in computing science including website design network administration database management and e-commerce applications After two years of general study students do two years of concentrated computing studies
Double Degree Bachelorof Computing Science (BCS) amp Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)Double degrees in both computing and business will provide graduates with a strong platform from which to launch a successful career Whether working as a web applications manager an information systems consultant or CEO of a software company BCSBBA students will possess the combined management and computing skills to be successful in an increasingly high-tech business environment
To earn double degrees students must meetthe requirements of both programs Throughcareful course selection it is possible to complete two degrees in just fi ve years
Engineering Transfer (DegreeProgram) Year 1 and 2The Engineering Transfer Program at TRU allows you to get a jump-start on your engineering studies
Engineering Transfer Year One (38 credits) Complete the foundation courses necessary for your engineering degree in your fi rst year at TRU and transfer to UBC or UVic to complete your degree in biological biomedical civil chemical computer electrical environmental geological geo-technical integrated materials mechanical mining software engineering physics and other engineering specialties
Engineering Transfer Year Two Complete second year of Electrical or Computer engineering and transfer to UVic Following your second year you will then take part in a required 4-8 months Co-op term providing the opportunity to practice your engineering skills and get paid then you will transfer to the University of Victoria in third year to complete your degree
Admission to Engineering requirements
1 Pre-Calculus 11 and 12 with B (73)or better
2 Physics 11 and 12 with B (73) or better3 Chemistry 11 and 12 (highly
recommended) with B (73) 4 English 12 (73 or higher)
Computer Information Systems TechnologyDiploma (CIST)The CIST Diploma is accredited by the Canadian Information Processing Society CIST emphasizes the application of computers to the solution of business related problems The academic training combines technical and computer skills with communication skills (written and oral) and business skills Students who complete this diploma can ladder into year three of the BCS degree
Architectural andEngineering Technology Program (ARET)The Architectural and Engineering Technology Program (ARET) is a three-year diploma that emphasizes the design processes in building civil and mechanical technologies building structures municipal services electrical plumbing and HVAC (heating ventilating and AC) systems
Students will acquire problem solving skills in engineering and building design and in-depth knowledge in construction management building regulations and technical writing Courses include construction surveying architectural design fl uid mechanics mechanical and electrical design steel wood and reinforced concrete design and structural analysis
Students who complete the three-year ARET program can ladder into the Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM) degree and complete the degree after just 3 more semesters
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Faculty of Science gt trucascience
Typical Job Titlesin Computing Sciencebull Graphic Design Firmsbull Web and Flash Development Firmsbull Multimedia Design Firmsbull Print and Digital Media
Developmentbull Corporate Design and
Communicationsbull Advertising Agenciesbull Online Publishingbull Web Animation
Typical Job Titles in ARETbull Building Technologistbull Mechanical Technologistbull Civil Technologistbull Designer job captain specifi cation
writer estimator quantity surveyor or project administrator
bull Typically employed byprofessional engineer companies architects contractors manufacturers and governments
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HEALTH SCIENCES
Respiratory Therapy Diploma TRU is the only educational institution in British Columbia to offer a program in Respiratory Therapy This program is accredited by the Conjoint Committee of the Canadian Society of Respiratory Therapists and the Canadian Medical Association The program consists of two eight-month sessions of instruction at TRU followed by 47 weeks of clinical internship at accredited hospitals
The clinical year begins in June following the second academic session Clinical year students will rotate between hospitals in the interior of BC Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island Applicants must be prepared to relocate as required
Respiratory Therapy (RT) DiplomaBachelor of Health Science (BHSC)Students are admitted into the three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma program with the option to enter the four-year dual diplomadegree stream The dual diplomadegree stream allows successful students to graduate with both a three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma and a four-year Bachelor of Health Science degree within a four year period
Bachelor of Health ScienceThe Bachelor of Health Science is designed to provide Health Care diploma students and graduates the opportunity to obtain a bachelor degree
Graduates from a two-year or three-year diploma can ladder into the Bachelor of Health Science and are granted up to 60 credits for two-year diploma and up to 90 credits for a three-year diploma
Graduates from the following diploma programs have enrolled in the Bachelor of Health Science program
bull Respiratory Therapybull Dental Hygienebull Medical Radiologybull Medical Laboratory Technologybull Massage Therapybull OccupationalPhysiotherapists Assistants
Admission Requirements
Completion of a minimum two-year diploma in Health Care or related area from a recognized program and institution
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)ndash Kamloops campus (limited enrolment)
ndash Williams Lake campus (Years 1 and 2 only limited enrolment)
The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) program is a 4-year degree program (plus practicum placements) Upon completion graduates are eligible to write the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) and apply for registration with the College of Registered Nurses of British Columbia (CRNBC) to practice as a Registered Nurse (RN)
The BScN program educates students to be competent nurses to work with individuals families groups or communities from a health promotion perspective and an ethic of caring Practice experiences occur in acute care extended care and intermediate care hospitals and other community health agencies and homes with options for local regional provincial national and international practicums
Admission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 or equivalent rsaquo BC Chemistry 11 or TRU
Chemistry 0500 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo BC Biology 12 or TRU Biology 0600 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo One other BC Science at the grade 11 or 12 level C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Foundation of Math 12 or Pre-Calculus12 or TRU MATH 0600 and MATH 0610 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo English 12 or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
Practical Nursing Diplomandash Williams Lake campus
The provincial practical nursing education diploma program is a 2-year program designed to provide learners with the knowledge skills judgments and attitudes to perform to the full range of competencies as identified by the College of Licensed Practical Nurses of British Columbia (CLPNBC) The aim of the program is to prepare graduates to care for individuals and families at multiple life stages and in a variety of practice settings Upon successful completion of the program you will be eligible to write the Canadian Practical Nurse Registration Exam (CPNRE) required for licensure in BC
Admission Requirements
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalent rsaquo English 12English 12 First Nations
or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Math 11 Foundations with a C minimum grade
rsaquo Human Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nurses with a C+ minimum grade
Students have two options to meet this prerequisite
1 PNUR 1300 Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nursing OR TRU-Open Learning - HLTH 1121 Foundation Human Anatomy-Physiology for Heath Promotion
2 BIOL 1590 and BIOL 1690 Human Anatomy and Physiology OR TRU-Open Learning - BIOL 1593 and BIOL 1693 with a C minimum grade
Option 2 is recommended for students who are looking to ladder into the BScN program
Faculty of Science
School of Nursing gt trucanursing
34 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Arts
The Faculty of Arts offers exceptional opportunities for students inside and outside of the classroom to explore ideas engage communities and encounter the world
Police and Justice DiplomaThe Police and Justice Diploma prepares students for careers in Canadian policing and justice including sheriffs corrections parole and private security The program prepares graduates to have the necessary skills and knowledge required for a justice-related career Graduates may further their studies in the Bachelor of Arts Major in Criminology at TRU
Bachelor of Arts (BA)The Bachelor of Art degree is an excellent way to begin the experience of university for students who want to explore their options The BA offers a broad liberal arts education that combines a concentration in at least one discipline while ensuring a wide selection of courses as well as opportunities to incorporate other learning experiences such as Study Abroad and Co-operative Education
Associate of Arts Degree (AA)The associate arts degree is a 2-year program designed to provide an educational experience that lays a solid foundation for further study Students are required to complete a broad range of course offerings balanced with in-depth study in science
Bachelor of General Studies (BGS) (Online Only)This degree program provides a flexible structure that allows students to create their own program with as much or as little subject specialization as they want
Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS)BIS is a unique two-year program that students may enter after two years of university study or a two-year post-secondary diploma It allows students to create a customized program of study in their third and fourth years or to create new career options by completing their undergraduate degrees
Bachelor of Journalism (BJour)Students may enter this program directly from high school or after completing two years of study in the liberal arts This degree is career-oriented aimed at preparing students to become communication specialists for employment with community and daily newspapers magazines government agencies corporations and non-profit and advocacy organizations
Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA)The Fine Arts degree is a four-year program that allows students an education in the visual arts within a university context Studio courses such as Ceramics Drawing Photography Printmaking Sculpture Painting and interdisciplinary combinations of these media will be studied alongside academic disciplines ranging from Art History to English and Philosophy Gallery Studies such as Gallery Management and Curating are also available at the upper-level
What can I study in Arts at TRUMajors amp Minorsbull Communicationsbull Criminologybull Economicsbull Economic and Political Studiesbull Englishbull Geographybull Historybull Interdisciplinary Studiesbull Journalismbull Mathematicsbull Philosophybull Psychologybull Sociologybull Theatre Artsbull Visual Arts
Other Minors and Specializationsbull Anthropologybull Archaeology amp Geologybull Canadian Studiesbull Creative Writingbull Environmental Economics amp
Sustainable Developmentbull Managementbull Political Studies
Degreesbull Bachelor of Artsbull Bachelor of Fine Artsbull Bachelor of Interdisciplinary
Studiesbull Bachelor of Journalism
Diplomasbull Diploma in General Studiesbull Associate of Artsbull Fine Artsbull Police and Justicebull Visual Arts
Certificatesbull Aboriginal Studiesbull Literary and Art Historybull Modern Languagesbull Visual Arts Studio
International Opportunitiesbull AnthropologymdashEastern Europe
amp Philippinesbull Management amp Communicationmdash
Germanybull Leadership in Global Competency
Environmental Sustainability Social Media AdvantagemdashGermany
bull Geography amp JapanesemdashJapan
Co-op internship available
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Faculty of Human Social and Educational Development
Master of Education (MEd)The Master of Education program with a concentration in Educational Leadership offers thesis final project or capstone course options Designed for the working professional involved in education and for students who wish to assume positions as educational leaders and researchers or who work in education health care private industry and government
Education Requirement
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent with a minimum B average (GPA of 30 on a scale of 433) in the last 60 credits or completion of TRUrsquos Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies
Language Requirement
bull Completion of undergraduate degree at an English language university in a country where English is the primary language or
bull IELTS score of 65 (all bands) orbull A minimum TOEFL score of 88 with no
section below 20 (IBT) orbull Completion of TRU ESL level 5
Documentation Required
bull TRU Master of Education applicationbull A personal resumeacutebull A letter of intentbull Two letters of referencebull Official transcripts of all
post-secondary education
Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)The Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies (GCES) is designed to help develop the English language and academic skills to successfully meet the MEd entry requirements
The GCES is considered a standalone graduate certificate that completes qualifications for admission into TRUrsquos MEd program Students will be required to successfully complete three graduate level courses and students who require English upgrading will need to also successfully complete TRUrsquos ESL program before entering the MEd program Note Credits received in GCES do not transfer to the TRU MEd program
Bachelor of Education (BEd)The Bachelor of Education (Elementary) degree program is a two-year program which prepares students to teach in elementary schools Graduates obtain their professional teaching certificate from the Ministry of Education Teacher Regulation Branch (TRB) which qualifies the graduate to teach kindergarten to grade 12 in BC public schools Graduates can also teach in any province or territory in Canada and in many other countries
Admission Requirements
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent normally in Arts Fine Arts Mathematics Science Music or Physical Education
Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)The Bachelor of Social Work program prepares competent generalist practitioners to provide service and leadership within regional national and global contexts to achieve social justice respect for diversity and social change Employment opportunities exist in a wide variety of government and voluntary organizations such as family and childrenrsquos services child welfare mental health services hospitals womenrsquos services crisis services corrections and Aboriginal social services
Human Service DiplomaThe Human Service Diploma prepares students for careers with government or non-profit agencies that provide support and assistance to individuals coping with economic disadvantage mental health issues developmental gender and diversity issues as well as challenges such as addiction family change and involvement with the justice system
Early Childhood Education Diploma (ECE)The ECE program provides excellent learning techniques so that students can acquire the necessary knowledge and skills to become effective educators of young children Early Childhood Education is a rapidly expanding field Completion of the ECE Diploma satisfies the requirements of the Community Care Facilities Branch (CCFB) of the BC Government for a License to Practice as an Early Childhood Educator in British Columbia
Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) CertificateThe TESL Certificate is designed to provide a comprehensive course of study to prepare students to work in the ESL field nationally and internationally This one-semester program requires a previous university degree for admission It includes 195 instructional hours including a teaching practicum Upon completion students receive a TESL certificate from TRU Graduates may also apply for a second certificate from TESL Canada The components of the program introduce students to the core topics of pedagogical grammar curriculum design and instructional methodology and cross cultural studies as well as to a variety of teaching modules such as Pronunciation Skills Assessment and Evaluation and Second Language Acquisition
Program highlights
bull Accredited by TESL Canada bull Includes a supervised practicum to gain
hands-on guided classroom experiencebull Small class sizes (maximum 20 students) bull Abundant work opportunities in Canada
and around the world
What can I study in Human Social and Educational Development
Graduate
rsaquo Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)
rsaquo Master of Education Leadership
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Education (Elementary)bull Bachelor of Education
(Physical Education)bull Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)
Diploma
bull Early Childhood Educationbull Human Service Diploma
Certificate
bull Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) Post-Baccalaureate Certificate
Co-op internship available
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School of Trades and TechnologyTRUrsquos School of Trades and Technology has many trades training programs that result in provincial Industrial Training Authority or Red Seal Certification The instructors at TRU are some of the best in BC Canada and beyond As the economy struggles there is no better time to complete your trades training so that you will be ahead of the curve and ready when the economy turns around
What can I study in Trades and Technology at TRU
bull Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (online only)
bull Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)
bull Diploma in Water Treatment Technology
Foundation and Apprenticeship Training
bull Automotive Service Technicianbull Carpenterbull Commercial Transport Vehicle Mechanic
Technicianbull Electricianbull Heavy Duty Mechanicbull Gasfittingbull InboardOutboard Mechanicbull Plumbingbull Welding
Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)The BTTM degree program provides technologists with the knowledge and skills necessary to become effective project leaders supervisors and managers in organizations within a changing business and technical environment
Admission Requirements
A two or three-year diploma in technology or equivalent
Students who complete the two-year Water Treatment Technology Program or the three-year Architectural and Engineering Technology program (ARET) can ladder into the BTTM
Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (BTTTL) (Online Only)
This new program the only one of its kind in Canada builds upon the candidatersquos trades or technology qualifications It is aimed at allowing certified tradespeople and technologists to gain the business and leadership knowledge needed for management and other advanced positions
WATER amp WASTEWATER PROGRAMSWater sustains life Now you can help sustain our precious water supplies Gain job-ready skills to protect drinking water quality safeguard water resources and ensure the sustainability of the water supplies that are crucial to public health and the environment Canada and the World are facing shortages of educated and trained water and wastewater operatorsmdashyoursquoll be in demand upon graduation
Certificate in Water amp Wastewater UtilitiesThe Certificate is an entry-level training and education program in the operation and maintenance of Water and Wastewater Treatment Distribution and Collection systems The Certificate requirements are a successful completion of 12 courses 6 per term total of 36 credits to graduate This program ladders into the Water Treatment Technology Diploma Program
Schedule Term 1 August 17 to December 18 2015 Term 2 January 4 to May 09 2016
Water amp Wastewater Technology DiplomaTRU Water and Wastewater Diploma is a two-year four semester program
The diploma prepares students to operate and maintain water and wastewater treatment distribution re-use and disposal facilities as well as how to monitor source water quality This program is designed to educate students in chemistry microbiology mathematics mechanical and electrical systems instrumentation and treatment technologies as they are applied in the water industry Students will also study environmental law occupational health and safety communications and utility management
During the hands-on practical trainingmdashstudents will be trained in the operation maintenance troubleshooting of water systems at the state-of-the-art Kamloops Centre for Water Quality
Students can choose to exit the program after completion of the first year of studies with a Certificate in Water and Wastewater Utilities or complete the entire Diploma This program also ladders into the Bachelors of Technology the Bachelor of
Trades and Technology Leadership or the Bachelor of General Studies at TRU
Admission Requirement
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalentbull Math 11 Foundations or MATH 0410
and 0520 or equivalentbull Chemistry 11 and Biology 11 are
recommendedbull Meet TRUrsquos minimum English
language requirements
For further information please contact Satwinder Paul Program Coordinator spaultruca
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A When to ApplyPlease note the following application deadlines Late applications will be considered if space is availableWinter January semester
Application deadline October 15Summer May semester
Application deadline February 15Fall September semester
Application deadline May 31
B How to Apply1 Application
Complete all information on the application form For faster processing complete application online at truworldca
2 Program Selection Mark your program choices clearly
3 Transcripts With this application submit official transcripts (or certified copies) of your secondary school grades and any post-secondary institutions you have attended Transcripts must be officially translated into English You may scan and email or fax the transcripts for faster processing but originals must be presented on arrival to TRU Otherwise you will not be allowed to register for courses at TRU
4 Application Fee A non-refundable application fee of CDN$100 must accompany your application
5 Send Send your completed application form school transcripts and application fee to International Admissions at iapplytruca
C Next Steps1 Processing
Your application will be processed within five working days
2 Pre-Acceptance TRU will send a pre-acceptance letter indicating(a) the program to which you
have been accepted and (b) any conditions of your acceptance
3 Submit You should submit the required fees for your first semester of study (as outlined in your pre-acceptance letter)
4 Final Acceptance Upon receiving payment of tuition and general fees TRU will send an official letter of acceptance
5 Housing Either make arrangements with the accommodation directly or used the TRU World service to secure your room Students must pay a C$150 accommodation application fee when using the service with TRU World
6 Student VISA Use your official TRU letter of acceptance to apply to the nearest Canadian Embassy or Consulate for a student visa
7 Airport Pickup Note Airport pick up only available at the Kamloops airport Additional charges may apply
D Paymentbull Fees may be paid by credit card (Visa
Mastercard American Express) bank draft or bank transfer You can also make payments through our online secure payment facility at truworldca
bull If paying by bank draft bank wire transfer or money order copy of the financial document must be attached
bull Please make your bank draft or money order payable to Thompson Rivers University
bull Bank transfer details Thompson Rivers University Acct 1105-935 Transit 07200 Swift Code BOFMCAM2 Bank of Montreal (BMO) 101Fndash1180 Columbia Street West Kamloops BC Canada V2C 6R6
Send a copy of the wire transfer receipt to iapplytruca
E Send Applications toInternational Admissions Thompson Rivers University 900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8
Tel +12508285252 Fax +12503715513
Email iapplytruca
TRU Refund PolicyStudents should familiarize themselves with TRUrsquos refund policy prior to submitting payment for their studies
International students who
(a) Withdraw prior to the start of instruction will receive a 50 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced the balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(b) Withdraw in the first or second week of instruction will receive a 25 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced The balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(c) Withdraw after the second week of instruction will receive no refund of tuition A forfeit of the semester tuition and general fees will be implemented if we are not advised of a request for refund or deferral
(d) Withdraw due to a failure to obtain a student permit prior to arrival at TRU will be entitled to a full refund of tuition and general fees invoiced less a CDN$200 administration fee Students must notify TRU in writing and provide documentation prior to the start of the semester (the original letter from the Canadian Embassy stating the reasons the visa was denied is requiredmdashno photocopies scans or faxes are accepted) Total non-refundable including application fee of CDN$100 is CDN$300
(e) New students who wish to defer the start of their first semester of study to a future semester may do so only twice and up to a maximum of one calendar year (ie a student accepted to the fall semester may defer until the next fall semester but not beyond) Continuing students who wish to defer their admission must do so before the beginning of the semester Once the deferral has expired students will need to reapply if they wish to recommence studies at a later date Deferral must be requested in writing and sent to iapplytruca prior to the start of the semester Once instruction begins policies (b) and (c) above apply
(f ) Withdrawal for Medical ReasonsmdashApart from the policy outlined for international students there is no provision for a medical refund outside this policy For continuing students who are required to withdraw for medical reasons we encourage the student to visit their Academic Advisor and fill in a ldquoComplete Program Withdraw Formrdquo This allows the student to withdraw from a course or program without obtaining a ldquoDNC (Did Not Complete)rdquo on their academic record
Application Instructions
Online Interactive Brochure wwwi-studentglobalcomtru
Thompson Rivers University900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8T +12508285252 bull F +12503715513Inquiries welcometruca bull Applications iapplytruca
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22 | International Program Guide Study Options
English Language Programs
The TRU Advantagebull English Placement Test (EPT) available upon arrivalbull IELTS and TOEFL scores acceptedbull Academic ESL designed to help prepare for university contextbull Can combine ESL and Academic courses for credit in levels 4 and 5bull 20 hours of classroom instruction per week plus language labs
and activitiesbull Access to International Student Activity Program (ISAP)
Each of the fi ve levels of TRUrsquos ESL Program take one semesterto complete
Students with no offi cial test score will take an English Placement Test (EPT) upon arrival at TRU and will be placed in the appropriate level of English language study as indicated in the chart below
If a student has an offi cial test score they may choose to enter ESL or academic courses without taking the TRU English Placement Test See chart to the right
Note In order to guarantee registration for the courses you want please submit your English test scores one month before arriving at TRU
Admission RequirementsEnglish Profi ciency
bull Completion of the TRU ESL Program allows direct entry to academic study
bull TRU accepts test scores for the following English profi ciency exams TOEFL IELTS MELAB CanTEST
bull The Cambridge CAE (Certifi cate in Advanced English) and CPE (Certifi cate of Profi ciency in English) will also be considered for direct entry into academic programs
Academic Requirements
bull Secondary school completion (high school graduation)
bull Other requirements vary by program please consult International Admissions for detailed requirements for specifi c programs at iapplytruca
Minimum Age Students must be at least 17 years oldSee inside back cover for application instructions
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Direct entry into Academic Study
Academic Study requirementsIELTS 65+ with no bands below 60TOEFL iBT 88+ with no section below 20TOEFL PBT 570+ TWE 45+MELAB 81+CanTEST 45+ with no component score below 40CAEL Overall 70+ no subtest below 60TRU Level 5 completion
Direct entry to Level 5 ESL
2 ESL Courses + 3 Academic Courses Level 5 completion = Direct Entry to Academic StudyLevel 5 Entry requirements
IELTS 60+ with no band below 55TOEFL iBT 80+TOEFL PBT 550 - 569 TWE 40+MELAB 77+CanTEST 40+ with no component score below 40CAEL Overall 60+ no subtest below 50TRU Level 4
Direct entry to Level 4 ESL
4 ESL Courses + 1 Academic Course Level 4 completion = Direct Entry to Level 5 ESLLevel 4 Entry requirements
IELTS 55+ with no band below 50TOEFL iBT 71+TOEFL PBT 530 - 549MELAB 74+CanTEST 40+ with no component score below 35CAEL Overall 50+ no subtest below 40TRU ESL level 3
Direct entry to Level 3 ESL
5 ESL CoursesLevel 3 completion = Direct entry to Level 4 ESL + ESL Intermediate Certifi cate awardLevel 3 Entry requirements
IELTS 50+TOEFL iBT 61+TOEFL PBT 500 - 529MELAB 69+CanTEST 35+CAEL Overall 40+TRU ESL level 2
Direct entry to Level 2 ESL
Level 2 ESL 5 ESL CoursesLevel 2 completion = Direct entry to level 3 ESL + ESL Foundations Certifi cate awardLevel 2 Entry requirements
TRU English Placement Test is required for entry
Direct entry to Level 1 ESL
5 ESL CoursesLevel 1 completion = Direct entry to level 2 ESLTRU English Placement Test requiredSuggested Entry requirement TOEFL iBT 20
TOEFL Exam FormatsTOEFL iBT = Internet-Based TestTOEFL PBT = Paper Based Test
TRU is a leader in ESL education for university and college students Our ESL program is designed to provide specifi c and appropriate language training for students who plan to proceed to post-secondary study focusing on English for academic purposes Our students come from around the world and we look forward to meeting you
ESL Bridging Certifi cates
Each requires completion of Level 4 one ESL electiveand two specifi c academic courses
bull English and Sciencesbull English and Liberal Arts
bull English and Fine Artsbull English and Business
International Program Guide Study Options | 23
International Baccalaureate (IB)The IB diploma is accepted for admission to TRU Transfer credit will be granted for higher level courses completed with a score of 5 or higher Students have the option to decline the transfer credit if they wish to complete the course(s) at the University
To transfer credits to Arts Business or Science you must have
1 Official IB transcript2 HL courses only3 Grade of 5 6 or 7For a complete list of the IB transfer credits please go to trucaadmissionshs-studentsib
Official transcripts must be sent to the Admissions Office directly from the testing centre Transcripts can be requested from
International Baccalaureate New York Attn Transcripts 475 Riverside Drive Suite 240 New York NY 10115 Phone 2126964464
Advanced Placement (AP) Exams through the College BoardAP exams will be accepted for admission to TRU Transfer credit is granted for approved subjects passed with a grade of a subject grade of 4 or higher Official transcripts must be provided from the College Board Students may choose to repeat a course at TRU by forfeiting the credit To transfer credits you must have
bull Official AP transcriptbull Grade of 4 or 5For more information on transfer credit to arts science or business programs at TRU visit trucaadmissionshs-studentsstandingcb
General Certificate of Educational Studies (GCE)Students completing their GCE will be considered for admission on a combination of factors For admission to TRU you will need
bull A minimum of two Advanced (A) level courses and two Advanced Subsidiary (AS) level courses or
bull A minimum of two A-level courses and three Ordinary (O) level subjects
bull Completion of O-levels (University Preparation courses will need to be completed at TRU)
GCE Advanced Level (A-Level Exams) transfer creditTransfer credit is granted for approved A-level courses passed with a grade of an A or B Official transcripts must be provided to receive transfer credit (Check the BC Transfer Guide to see the specific TRU credit for the identified AP and IB courses) Students may choose to repeat a course at TRU by forfeiting the credit To transfer credits you must have
1 Official GCE transcript2 A-Level courses only3 Grade of A or BFor more information on transfer credit to arts science or business programs at TRU visit trucaadmissionshs-studentsstandingalevel
DAADTRU will accept the DAAD language test with a minimum B2 level as proof of meeting the English Language requirement for Visiting International Students only Students will be required to take the English Placement Test on arrival only as guidance for counselors in the event students may need more English language support
General Education Development (GED) TestThe GED is accepted high school equivalent for admission to TRU under the following conditions
bull Must be 17 years of agebull Will need IELTS scorebull Will need to take Accuplacer Math
assessment at TRU
Transfer CreditTRU will accept college and university transfer credit Official transcripts and detailed course outlines must be provided to receive transfer credit
bull Transfer credit assessment is done once the student has been admitted to TRU and submitted official transcripts and course outlines
bull A maximum of 50 of any program will be recognized outside of TRU
bull International Admissions will assess a studentrsquos formal learning from other accredited post-secondary institutions
bull TRU will give transfer credit whenever possible total will differ depending on program
International Accreditations and Transfer Credit
RECOGNIZING FUTURE GLOBAL LEADERSThe TRU Global Competency Certificate allows students to earn formal recognition for their intercultural and international experiencesmdashfrom Study Abroad to learning a second language to volunteer work
Global Competency is a credential that can be earned in tandem with any credit programmdashundergraduate or graduatemdashoffered by Thompson Rivers University
The program uses a portfolio approach that allows each student to track a number of different educational and personal experiences
How Do I Earn ItTo earn this credential a student must
1 Attend an Orientation session2 Sign up for GLBL1000 3 Earn and compile points4 Submit a portfolio to the Centre for
Student Engagement office OM1468
Global Competency
24 | International Program Guide Study Options
School of Business and EconomicsMaster of BusinessAdministration (MBA)The TRU MBA Advantage
The TRU MBA is designed to meet the needs of our students who can customize their learning experience with maximum fl exibility and unparalleled choice
bull One and two-year MBA programs bull Three program completion options
Graduate Project Graduate Thesis and Course-Based completion options
bull TRUrsquos MBA program does notrequire a GMAT score or have a minimum professional workexperience requirement
Entrance Requirements
1 Education 3 or 4-year undergraduate degree with a minimum B average (GPA of 30 on a scale of 400 or equivalent) in the last 60 credits
2 Language rsaquo Completion of undergraduate
degree at an English language university in a country where English is the primary language or
rsaquo IELTS score of 70 (all bands) or rsaquo A minimum TOEFL score of 100 with
no section below 20 (IBT) or rsaquo Completion of TRU ENGL 1100 and
CMNS 1290 with a B (GPA of 300)or higher
3 Quantitative and Computing Skills Quantitative skills include a strong background in algebra and statistics Computing skills include having a strong background in word processing presentation and spreadsheet software
One-Year Program
Graduates of a four-year BBA or Bachelor of Commerce degrees may be eligible for direct admission to the 12-month MBA Level The MBA program consists of eight core courses plus a choice of one of three completion options
Two-Year Program
Students from other undergraduate fi elds may be eligible for the two-year MBA program which provides students witha solid foundation in business administration plus the strategic management skills required to succeed in the global business environment
MBA Foundation amp GraduateCertifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) program
The two-year MBA begins with the Graduate Certifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) program which consists of 6 courses (2 semesters) of Foundation courses in the major subject areas of Business Administration The GCBA off ers a pathway to the 12-month MBA program for students with non-business-related undergraduate degrees and ensures they have the knowledge required to be successful in the MBA program Upon successful completion of the MBA Foundation courses with a minimumB grade proceed automatically to the MBA level which requires 3 semesters(12 months) to complete
All MBA students in year 2 complete eight core courses plus a choice of one of three completion options Course-Based Graduate Project or Graduate Thesis
The Course-Based option provides the opportunity to study four additional advanced management courses in areas such as Corporate Finance Marketing Decision Analysis Entrepreneurshipand Innovation
The Graduate Project option provides the opportunity to address an applied management issue or problem This option provides situational experience and allows the student to focus in a specifi c areaof management
The Graduate Thesis option provides the opportunity to prepare and defend a thesis further developing critical thinking skills as well as academic research skills
Graduates of our MBA program have successfully obtained positions in a variety of industries and sectors including major corporations government small- and medium-sized businesses and non-profi ts locally across Canada and around the world
Throughout the program TRUrsquos MBA Students are off ered opportunities for career development The Career Development Program provides workshops events guest speakers and activities designed to develop career readiness for MBA students and provide additional opportunities to achieve the learning goals and objectives of the program
For more information about MBA studies at TRU please visit our website at trucamba or email us at mbatruca
What can I studyin Business andEconomics at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Master of Business Administrationbull MBA Foundation amp Graduate
Certifi cate in Business Administration
bull Post-Baccalaureate Diplomas rsaquo Accounting rsaquo Business Administration rsaquo Finance rsaquo Human Resource Management rsaquo International Business rsaquo Marketing rsaquo New Venture Creation rsaquo Supply Chain Management
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Business Administration rsaquo Accounting rsaquo Economics rsaquo Environmental Economics amp
Sustainable Development (Minor)
rsaquo Finance rsaquo Financial Markets
amp Institutions (Minor) rsaquo Human Resource Management rsaquo Information Technology rsaquo International Business rsaquo Marketing rsaquo New Venture Creation rsaquo Supply Chain Management
bull Bachelor of BusinessAdministration and Computing Science double degree
bull Bachelor of CommercemdashTRU-OLbull Bachelor of Public
AdministrationmdashTRU-OL
Diplomas
bull Accounting Technicianbull Executive Assistantbull Management
Certifi cates
bull Administrative Assistantbull Management StudiesCo-op internship available
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International Program Guide Study Options | 25
School of Business and EconomicsPOST-BACCALAUREATEDIPLOMAS IN BUSINESSThe Post-Baccalaureate diplomas are valuable to international students who wish to come to Canada to learn English gain exposure to the culture and study in a compressed format Post-Baccalaureate diplomas normally take two years to complete on a full-time basis and are designed for students with a degree in a diff erent fi eld of study
Admission Requirements
bull Math 12 or MATH 0610 or MATH 1000 or equivalent (C+ or higher)
bull ENGL 1100 or equivalent with a C+or higher
bull A bachelor degreeStudents may commence their studies while they upgrade their mathematics and English
AccountingMATH 107 Mathematics for Business amp Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
ECON 1900 Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics orSTAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
ACCT 3200 Intermediate Financial Accounting 1
ACCT 3210 Intermediate Financial Accounting 2
ACCT 3220 Income Taxation 1
ACCT 3230 Income Taxation 2
ACCT 3250 Intermediate Management Accounting
FNCE 4110 Adv Financial Management for Accountants
ACCT 4200 Advanced Financial Accounting
ACCT 4230 Assurance
ACCT 4250 Advanced Management Accounting
MIST 4610 Strategic Management Information Systems
Business AdministrationMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business amp Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Mathematics with Applications 1
MNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
ECON 1900 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Principles of Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics orSTATS 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MNGT 4780 Strategic Management
One additional 30004000 business course
Note Business courses include those beginning with the ACCT BLAW MIST ENTR FNCE HRMN IBUS MKTG MNGT ORGB SCMN or BUSN acronyms
FinanceMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Mathematics with Applications 1
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics orMATH 1130 Enriched Calculus or MATH 1140 Calculus 1 or MATH 1150 Calculus for Biological Sciences
ECON 1900 Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 orSTAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
FNCE 3150 Investments 1
FNCE 3170 Investments 2
FNCE 3180 Risk Management and Financial Engineering
FNCE 4130 Advanced Financial Management
FNCE 4180 International Financial Management
At least fi ve ofBLAW 2910 Commercial Law
FNCE 3140 Financial Statement Analysis
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
FNCE 4120 Business Valuation and Restructuring
FNCE 4140 Personal Financial Management
FNCE 4160 Portfolio Management
FNCE 4190 Financial Institutions Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
Human ResourceManagementMNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
ORGB 3770 Teamwork in Organizations
ORGB 3810 Organizational Theory and Design
HRMN 3830 Human Resource Planning and Staffi ng
HRMN 3840 Employee and Labour Relations
BLAW 3920 Employment Law
HRMN 4830 Total Rewards
HRMN 4840 Organizational Learning Trainingand Development
ORGB 4870 Organizational Development and Change
HRMN 4890 Selected Topics in HR Management
International BusinessMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or
STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
MKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3510 International Business
IBUS 3520 Global Management
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
IBUS 4520 International Trade Finance
IBUS 4530 International Trade Law and Logistics
IBUS 4540 Global Entrepreneurship
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TRU Moose Donrsquot be surprised if people you donrsquot know smile and say ldquohirdquo Canadians are just that friendly
26 | International Program Guide Study Options
MarketingACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
MKTG 3470 Consumer Behaviour
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3510 International Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MKTG 4460 Marketing Strategy
At least seven ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
MKTG 4400 Professional Sales Management
MKTG 4410 Services Marking
MKTG 4420 Brand Management
MKTG 4430 Retail Management
MKTG 4440 Advanced Marketing Research
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
New Venture CreationMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics or MATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
MKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
ENTR 3720 All Business Finance
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
ENTR 4750 New Venture Creation
ENTR 4760 Small Business Management
Supply Chain ManagementMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business amp Economics or MATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics 2 or MATH 1130 Enriched Calculus or MATH 1140 Calculus 1 or
MATH 1150 Calculus for Biological Sciences
STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
SCMN 3330 Procurement Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MIST 3620 Web-Enabled Business
SCMN 4310 Operations Management
SCMN 4320 Logistics and Transportation
SCMN 4390 Selected Topics in Supply Chain Management
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
At least 2 ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
IBUS 3520 Global Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
School of Business and Economics gt trucamba gt trucabusiness
Accountingbull Treasury Manager bull Chief Financial Officer bull Budget Director bull Taxation Manager bull Management Consultant bull Tax Auditor bull International Accountant
Financebull Corporate Loans Officer bull Personal Financial Advisorbull Equity Analyst bull Portfolio Manager bull Chief Financial Officer bull Stock Broker bull Investment Dealer bull Treasury Manager
Human Resource Managementbull Director of Human Resourcesbull Training Officer bull Industrial Relations Officer bull Health and Safety Specialist bull Harassment Advisor bull Employee Benefits Officerbull Human Resources Manager
Information Technology bull Network Manager bull Systems Analyst bull Website Designer bull Computer Programmer bull Database Administrator
International Businessbull Export Sales Manager bull Foreign Trade Consultantbull Import and Export Specialist bull International Marketing Manager bull International Shipping Specialist
Marketingbull Brand Manager bull Advertising Account Executivebull District Sales Manager bull Market Researcher bull Sales Representative bull Public Relations Directorbull Promotions Manager
New Venture Creation bull Small Business Ownerbull Franchiseebull Loans Officerbull Venture Capitalistbull Small Business Consultant
Supply Chain Managementbull Process Engineerbull Supply Chain Analystbull Supply Chains Systems Managerbull InventoryPurchasing Managerbull Materials AnalystManagerbull Logistics Manager
Typical Job Titles
International Program Guide Study Options | 27
Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)The Bachelor of Business Administration degree is a four-year program
bull First and second years Foundation of business and non-business courses
bull Third and fourth years Students select majors and minors or concentrations
bull Current major and minor options Accounting Economics Finance New Venture Creation Human Resource Management International Business Marketing Information Technology (major only) and Public Relations (minor only)
First and Second Year Courses
bull 6 Humanities credits (English Philosophy Languages Fine Arts)
bull 6 Social Sciences credits (Anthropology Canadian Studies Economics Geography Political Studies Psychology Sociology)
Core CoursesThe following 72 credits (24 courses) are requiredACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
CMNS 1290 Introduction to Professional Writing
CMNS 3240 Business Communications
ECON 1900 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Principles of Macroeconomics
ECON 2320 Statistics for Business and Economics 1
ECON 2330 Statistics for Business and Economics 2
ECON 3040 Managerial Economics
ENGL 1100 Introduction to University Writing or ENGL 1110 Introduction to Prose Fiction or ENGL 1120 Introduction to Poetry or ENGL 1140 Introduction to Drama or ENGL 1210 Introduction to Drama and Poetry
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MNGT 4780 Strategic Management
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
PHIL 1110 Introduction to Critical Thinking
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
BBA MajorsAccountingACCT 3200 Intermediate Financial Accounting 1
ACCT 3210 Intermediate Financial Accounting 2
ACCT 3220 Income Taxation 1
ACCT 3230 Income Taxation 2
ACCT 3250 Intermediate Management Accounting
FNCE 4110 Advanced Financial Management for Accountants
ACCT 4200 Advanced Financial Accounting
ACCT 4230 Assurance
ACCT 4250 Advanced Management Accounting
MIST 4610 Strategic Management Information Systems
EconomicsThe Major in Economics requires 42 ECON credits of which 24 must be at the 3000 and 4000 level with a minimum of 6 at the 4000 level ECON 2900 and ECON 2950 are required and either ECON 3900 or ECON 3950 must be taken
FinanceFNCE 3150 Investments 1
FNCE 3170 Investments 2
FNCE 3180 Risk Management and Financial Engineering
FNCE 4130 Advanced Financial Management
FNCE 4180 International Financial Management
Plus at least three ofFNCE 3140 Financial Statement Analysis
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
FNCE 4120 Business Valuation and Restructuring
FNCE 4140 Personal Financial Management
FNCE 4160 Portfolio Management
FNCE 4190 Financial Institutions Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
General BBAStudents must complete at least 24 credits (normally 8 courses) of 300 or 400-level business or ECON courses in addition to the core requirements in 3rd and 4th year
Human Resource ManagementORGB 3810 Organizational Theory and Design
HRMN 3830 Human Resource Planning and Staffing
HRMN 3840 Employee and Labour Relations
BLAW 3920 Employment Law
HRMN 4830 Total Rewards
HRMN 4840 Organizational Learning Training and Development
ORGB 4870 Organizational Development and Change
HRMN 4890 Selected Topics in HR Management
International BusinessMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3520 Global Management
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
IBUS 4520 International Trade Finance
IBUS 4530 International Trade Law and Logistics
IBUS 4540 Global Entrepreneurship
MarketingMKTG 3470 Consumer Behaviour
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
MKTG 4460 Marketing Strategy
Plus at least five ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
MKTG 4400 Professional Sales Management
MKTG 4410 Services Marketing
MKTG 4420 Brand Management
MKTG 4430 Retail Management
MKTG 4440 Advanced Marketing Research
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
New Venture CreationACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
MKTG 3480 Market Research
ENTR 3720 Small Business Finance
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communicated
ENTR 4750 New Venture Creation
ENTR 4760 Small Business Management
School of Business and Economics gt trucamba gt trucabusiness
28 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism
TOURISM MANAGEMENTTourism Management faculty strive to deliver education experiences that blend theory with practice to ensure our graduates are confident in applying the knowledge they gain and management practicemdashboth essential for leaders of tomorrow
Bachelor of Tourism Management (BTM)This four-year degree provides a solid foundation for the management of tourism businesses The BTM is designed to give students the skill and confidence to develop their own tourism businesses and fill the growing need for managers in the tourism industry Course assignments introduce students to current management issues with local regional national and international tourism businesses and organizations
Students may enter in first year or may transfer from other programs Graduates of TRU tourism diplomas or other tourism or business-related diplomas may also ladder into the BTM
Bachelor of Tourism Management Double DegreeTake your 4th year in the Netherlands and get a double degree TRU has partnered with the best university of applied sciences in the Netherlands to offer a second credential effectively doubling your degree in a single year of study abroad Instruction at NHTV is in English fostering connections with your fellow students and with your Dutch counterparts who will complete the double degree at TRU in their fourth year
Tourism Management DiplomasEvents and Conventions ManagementSpecial events and conventions are being recognized as great income generators for a community and the fastest growing segment of the tourism industry Employment opportunities exist within corporations hotels resorts convention centres municipal convention and visitorsrsquo bureaus and destination management companies
Resort and Hotel ManagementThis two-year diploma program is designed to provide the theory and practical skills essential to begin a career in Resort and Hotel Management Courses in this diploma provide instruction in Hotel Operations Food and Beverage Management and Hospitality Administration
Sports Event ManagementIn this multi-faceted program you will learn about sports and business From managing a sporting company or organization directing a club sport facility or starting your own company this is your opportunity to practice and master the business skills and expertise to produce organize and manage sport events anywhere
Tourism ManagementThe Tourism Management diploma will provide the basic skills and training for careers in Venue Management Tourism Community Planning and Consulting Tourism Marketing Management and Small Tourism Business Management
What can I study in Tourism at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Post-Baccalaureate Diplomas rsaquo Adventure Studies rsaquo International
Tourism Development rsaquo Tourism
Destination Development rsaquo Tourism
Experience Development
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies ndash Adventure Concentration
bull Bachelor of Tourism Management
rsaquo Majorsbull Adventurebull Entrepreneurbull Management
rsaquo Minorbull Adventure Studiesbull International Adventure in
Tourism Developmentbull Entrepreneurshipbull Managementbull Marketingbull Environmental Economics
and Developmentbull Financebull Human Resourcesbull International Business
Diplomas
bull Adventure Guide bull Adventure Management bull Events amp Conventions Managementbull Resort amp Hotel Managementbull Sports Event Managementbull Tourism Management
Certificates
bull Aboriginal Tourismbull Adventure Sportsbull Canadian Mountain and Ski Guidebull Culinary Artsbull Retail Meat Processing
International Opportunities
bull Adventure Tourism field tripbull Study Abroad
Co-op internship available
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POSTndashBACCALAUREATE TOURISM MANAGEMENT DIPLOMASPost-baccalaureate diplomas aredesigned for those who already have an undergraduate degree
Students will acquire a strong foundation in international tourism development subjects including experiences marketing environmental issues community and cultural issues product developmentand innovation
Admission Requirements
bull Any undergraduate degreebull Math 12 or equivalent bull IELTS 65 no band less than 60 or TOEFL
88 no section less than 20
Adventure StudiesTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (24 credits)TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing and Customer Service
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
ADVG 3110 Adventure Activities (Note this course has an activity fee)
ADVG 3130 Adventure Operations
ADVG 4010 Business Applications for Eco and Adventure Tourism Management
ADVG 4020 Legal Liability and Risk Management for Eco and Adventure Businesses
ADVG 4220 The Culture of Adventure
SpecializationmdashRequired Course (6 credits)
Select a total of 6 credits within ADVG activity based courses (1000-2000 level) Examples include kayaking skiing rock climbing ocean surfi ng etc
SpecializationmdashOptions (9 credits)
Select 3 of the following optionsADVG 4030 Contemporary Perspectives in Eco
and Adventure
ADVG 4040 Programming Experiential Activities
ADVG 4070 Directed Studies in Adventure
ADVG 4210 Adventure and Sport Marketing
ADVG 4230 Consulting In Adventure
39 Total Credits
InternationalTourism DevelopmentTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (39 credits)TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing and Customer Service
TMGT 3010 Community and Cultural Issues in Tourism
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
TMGT 4010 Experience Creation and Product Development
ADVG 4100 Adventure Tourism Field Trip (International)(Note course has activity fees and travel costs associated with it)
SpecializationmdashRequired Course (18 credits)
ADVG 4050 International Adventure Tourism Business
ADVG 4090 Nature-based Community Development
TMGT 4160 Tourism in a Global Environment
TMGT 2610 Environmental issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
ADVG 4070 Directed Studies in Adventure
39 Total Credits
Tourism DestinationDevelopmentTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (21 credits)CMNS 1810 Business Professional and Academic
Composition (or ENGL 1100)
TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing amp Customer Service
TMGT 2610 Environmental Issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3000 Practicum in Tourism (120 hours)
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
Tourism Electivesmdash(15 credits)
One Lower Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Upper Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Culture amp Place Elective from TMGT 3010 4090 4100 4220 ADVG 4220
One Global Perspectives Elective from TMGT 4030 4040 4160 4981 ADVG 4050 4160
One Experience Design Elective from TMGT 4010 4050 4130 4170 4180 4210 ADVG 4040 4200
Specializationmdash(18 credits)
EVNT 2190 Destination Marketing Organizations
TMGT 3010 Community and Cultural Issues in Tourism
TMGT 3040 Land Use Management or
TMGT 4040 Tourism and Sustainable Development
TMGT 4120 Developing New Tourism Enterprises or
TMGT 4140 Tourism Strategy
Specialty ElectiveSelect 1 of the following
TMGT 2080 2090 4030 4050 ADVG 4090
TMGT 4020 Graduating Seminar
54 Total Credits
Tourism ExperienceManagementTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (21 credits)CMNS 1810 Business Professional and Academic
Composition (or ENGL 1100)
TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing amp Customer Service
TMGT 2610 Environmental Issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3000 Practicum in Tourism (120 hours)
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
Tourism Electivesmdash(15 credits)
One Lower Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Upper Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Culture amp Place Elective from TMGT 3010 4090 4100 4220 ADVG 4220
One Global Perspectives Elective from TMGT 4030 4040 4160 4981 ADVG 4050 4160
One Experience Design Elective from TMGT 4010 4050 4130 4170 4180 4210 ADVG 4040 4200
Specializationmdash(18 credits)
Select 5 of the following optionsADVG 4040 Programming Experiential Activities
ADVG 4160 Community Capacity Building
TMGT 4010 Experience Creation and Product Development
TMGT 4050 Event Tourism
TMGT 4090 The Culture of Events
TMGT 4100 The Social Side of Tourism
TMGT 4130 Tourist Behaviour
TMGT 4170 Information Technology in Tourism
TMGT 4180 Managing the Tourist Experience
TMGT 4210 Casino Operations Management
54 Total Credits
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Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism gt trucatourism
We off er the fi nest and most extensive Adventure Studies training in the world We create exceptional educational experiences to foster studentsrsquo physical mental and emotional development so as to be of service to the global commercial adventure industry
Programs of StudyThe Adventure Studies department now off ers eight diverse programs of study Each program enables students to obtain the knowledge and qualifi cations required for employment and careers in the eco and adventure tourism industry Many opportunities for career and adventure pursuits exist for TRU graduates
bull adventure specialist bull avalanche technician bull college instruction bull environmental studies bull government consultingbull guiding bull international development bull photo journalism bull tourism marketingbull travel writing
Adventure Studies in the Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS) is a unique program that allows students to design their own curriculum customized to their specifi c interests and goals The BIS is intended as a two-year add-on (60 credits) to any 60 credits of lower level credits a student brings into the program
Adventure Studies in Bachelor of Tourism Management is a unique combination of theory and practice both local and abroad that produces competent graduates who quickly apply their skills to their careers as consultants to businesses organizations communities government tourism and tourism industry professionals
The Adventure Guide Diploma is the best known guide training program that attracts worldwide scrutiny and sets the standard for training whitewater ocean climbing and ski guides in Canada
The Adventure Management Diploma provides students with a broad background and understanding of the management of adventure activities and the opportunity to develop profi ciency in their personal adventure sport skills
The Canadian Mountain and Ski Guide Certifi cation Diploma Program (CMSG)is a collaborative program between the Adventure Studies Department and the Association of Canadian MountainGuides (ACMG) The program includes industry-recognized certifi cations tothe standards of the ACMG and International Federation of Mountain Guide Associations (IFMGA)
Adventure Sport Certifi cate an introduction to adventure sports and the adventure industry This is the ideal program for entry-level adventure students and students wishing to explore their career interest in adventure-related fi elds
The Culinary Arts Training program covers all aspects of the professional kitchen from appetizers and gourmet foods to the creation of exquisite desserts Graduates of the Culinary Arts program can look forward to job opportunities in the food and restaurant industry
Culinary Arts Certifi cateAdmission Requirements
bull Successful medical exam bull Successful completion of the entry
assessment test (Accuplacer) through the TRU Assessment Centre This test is a measure of English and math competency taken by all students
bull Interview with program coordinator
Course Length - 3 Semesters
Includes 13 months of hands-on training which takes 16 months to complete There is a four-month summer break (May to August) for the opportunity to gain formalized work experience
Professional Cook Level 130 weeks (2 semesters)Cook 1J Safety and Sanitation
Cook 1H Basic Food Service and Kitchen Management
Cook 1K Health CareCook-Chill
Cook 1A Vegetable and Starch Cookery
Cook 1B Meat and Poultry Cookery
Cook 1C Seafood Cookery
Cook 1D Stocks Soups and Sauces
Cook 1E Meat Poultry and SeafoodCutting and Processing
Cook 1F Cold Kitchen
Cook 1G Baking and Desserts
Cook 1I Egg and Breakfast Cookery
Cook 2M Employment Skills
160 hours of work practicum in industry
Work Practicum and Industry Hours
Students will be required to log 120 hours within the industry In addition to the work practicum students must have a total of 400 hours of work-based training by working during summer prior to registering for Professional Cook Level 2
Professional Cook Level 214 weeks (1 Semester)
During the fi nal 14 weeks in addition to a full course load you will be required to work in the afternoons and evenings preparing dishes for the highly acclaimed TRU Dining Room Accolades and learn to learn to plan menus control food costs and begin to acquire industry management skills
CULINARY ARTS
ADVENTURE STUDIES
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Faculty of Science
What can I studyin Science at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Master of Sciencein Environmental Science
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Science rsaquo Majors
bull General Sciencebull Animal Biologybull Chemistrybull Chemical Biologybull Cellular Molecular
amp Microbial Biologybull Ecology amp
Environmental Biologybull Environmental Chemistrybull Computing Sciencebull Mathematicsbull Mathematical Sciencesbull Physicsbull Statistics
rsaquo Minorsbull Geoarcheologybull Management
bull Bachelor of Computing Sciencebull Bachelor of Computing Science
amp Business Administrationdouble degree
bull Bachelor of Natural Resource Sciencebull Bachelor of Health Sciencebull Bachelor of Technology Managementbull Associate of Science bull Forestry Transfer (1st amp 2nd year)bull Engineering Transfer
(2-year transfer program)
Diplomas
bull Computer Information Systems Technology
bull Architectural ampEngineering Technology
bull Respiratory Therapy
Co-op internship available
SCIENCES ANDENVIRONMENT
Master of Science inEnvironmental ScienceThe TRU Master of Science in Environmental Science is a thesis-based degree with three areas of specialization 1) Ecology and Evolution 2) Physical Sciences and 3) Policy and Management The program is designed to produce graduates who are innovative andhave multi-disciplinary skills and broad knowledge in the fi eld of environmental science It is structured to be unique fl exible and relevant
Applications must be submitted four months before the intended starting date Please note that applications cannot be processed until a faculty member has indicated they will act as supervisor for the studentrsquos thesis Please contact the Coordinator of the Master of Science program at MSc_Coordtruca for more information
Admission Requirements
MSc application form cover letter personal reacutesumeacute two letters of recommendation written by professional or academic references offi cial copy of educational transcripts with GPA of 333 over the last two years of undergraduate studies and offi cial TOEFL results
Bachelor of Science (BSc)The Bachelor of Science degree program is a rigorous program that provides students with both depth and breadth in their science education emphasizes the acquisition of communication skills and promotes computer literacy The program also provides fl exibility so that students may pursue interests in disciplines outside there area of specialization TRU off ers three routes to a Bachelor of Science degree a Majors program in a specifi c discipline or disciplines an Honours Program in a specifi c discipline or a General Science Degree Program
Pre-Professional Health Sciences (Bachelor of Science)
Students interested in professional health care careers can complete their required undergraduate university study at TRU before applying for admission to professional programs at another university
Pre-Professional Health Sciences
bull Pre-Medicinebull Pre-Pharmacybull Pre-Chiropracticbull Pre-Dentistrybull Pre-Naturopathic Medicine
Bachelor of ScienceAdmission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 (or equivalent)bull Pre-Calculus Math 12 (C+) or Math 12
Principles (C+) or TRU Math 06000610bull Physics 11 (C+) or TRU Physics 0500bull Chemistry 11 (C+) or TRU Chemistry 0500
Bachelor of NaturalResource Science (BNRS)The purpose of the BNRS degree program is to prepare students for careers in a widerange of natural resource sector jobs and for further academic study in graduate school ldquoNatural resourcesrdquo include water forests rangeland soil minerals fi sheries and wildlife Natural resource science therefore is the application of scientifi c principles and knowledge towards a better understanding and management of these resources
Possible areas of employment include
bull Resource management and planning for government or industry
bull Operational forestrybull Teaching interpretation and guidingbull Wildlife biology and managementbull Habitat protectionbull Fisheries and animal researchbull Strategic land use planning
Forestry Transfer ProgramTRU off ers the fi rst general year of Forestry and the second year of Forest Resource Management Forest Science Natural Resource Conservation and Forest Operations Students who have completed the required fi rst or second year courses with a GPA of at least 25 are eligible to apply for admission to the UBC Faculty of Forestry
Katey I love the chemistry program at TRU The professors are incredible I love how accessible they are and always available for questions When you know your professors and they know you it makes for a much more personal learning environment Watch Kateyrsquos video on YouTube mytruworld
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COMPUTING SCIENCEAND ADVANCEDTECHNOLOGY
Why Computing Science
Many of the technologies we use and enjoy today were created by computing scientists As a future computer scientist you could create new technology that could improve society or change the world The Bachelor of Computer Science program has several elective options such as Business amp Management or Arts amp Gaming
Strong Market Terrifi c Jobs
Currently there are not enough computer scientists to fi ll the jobs available
During co-op work terms students can earn up to $40000 per year Graduates typically earn up to $50000 to start with senior positions often reaching $100000 or more
Bachelor of Computing Science (BCS)The BCS degree is for students interested in one of the many diff erent career options in computing science including website design network administration database management and e-commerce applications After two years of general study students do two years of concentrated computing studies
Double Degree Bachelorof Computing Science (BCS) amp Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)Double degrees in both computing and business will provide graduates with a strong platform from which to launch a successful career Whether working as a web applications manager an information systems consultant or CEO of a software company BCSBBA students will possess the combined management and computing skills to be successful in an increasingly high-tech business environment
To earn double degrees students must meetthe requirements of both programs Throughcareful course selection it is possible to complete two degrees in just fi ve years
Engineering Transfer (DegreeProgram) Year 1 and 2The Engineering Transfer Program at TRU allows you to get a jump-start on your engineering studies
Engineering Transfer Year One (38 credits) Complete the foundation courses necessary for your engineering degree in your fi rst year at TRU and transfer to UBC or UVic to complete your degree in biological biomedical civil chemical computer electrical environmental geological geo-technical integrated materials mechanical mining software engineering physics and other engineering specialties
Engineering Transfer Year Two Complete second year of Electrical or Computer engineering and transfer to UVic Following your second year you will then take part in a required 4-8 months Co-op term providing the opportunity to practice your engineering skills and get paid then you will transfer to the University of Victoria in third year to complete your degree
Admission to Engineering requirements
1 Pre-Calculus 11 and 12 with B (73)or better
2 Physics 11 and 12 with B (73) or better3 Chemistry 11 and 12 (highly
recommended) with B (73) 4 English 12 (73 or higher)
Computer Information Systems TechnologyDiploma (CIST)The CIST Diploma is accredited by the Canadian Information Processing Society CIST emphasizes the application of computers to the solution of business related problems The academic training combines technical and computer skills with communication skills (written and oral) and business skills Students who complete this diploma can ladder into year three of the BCS degree
Architectural andEngineering Technology Program (ARET)The Architectural and Engineering Technology Program (ARET) is a three-year diploma that emphasizes the design processes in building civil and mechanical technologies building structures municipal services electrical plumbing and HVAC (heating ventilating and AC) systems
Students will acquire problem solving skills in engineering and building design and in-depth knowledge in construction management building regulations and technical writing Courses include construction surveying architectural design fl uid mechanics mechanical and electrical design steel wood and reinforced concrete design and structural analysis
Students who complete the three-year ARET program can ladder into the Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM) degree and complete the degree after just 3 more semesters
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Faculty of Science gt trucascience
Typical Job Titlesin Computing Sciencebull Graphic Design Firmsbull Web and Flash Development Firmsbull Multimedia Design Firmsbull Print and Digital Media
Developmentbull Corporate Design and
Communicationsbull Advertising Agenciesbull Online Publishingbull Web Animation
Typical Job Titles in ARETbull Building Technologistbull Mechanical Technologistbull Civil Technologistbull Designer job captain specifi cation
writer estimator quantity surveyor or project administrator
bull Typically employed byprofessional engineer companies architects contractors manufacturers and governments
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HEALTH SCIENCES
Respiratory Therapy Diploma TRU is the only educational institution in British Columbia to offer a program in Respiratory Therapy This program is accredited by the Conjoint Committee of the Canadian Society of Respiratory Therapists and the Canadian Medical Association The program consists of two eight-month sessions of instruction at TRU followed by 47 weeks of clinical internship at accredited hospitals
The clinical year begins in June following the second academic session Clinical year students will rotate between hospitals in the interior of BC Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island Applicants must be prepared to relocate as required
Respiratory Therapy (RT) DiplomaBachelor of Health Science (BHSC)Students are admitted into the three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma program with the option to enter the four-year dual diplomadegree stream The dual diplomadegree stream allows successful students to graduate with both a three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma and a four-year Bachelor of Health Science degree within a four year period
Bachelor of Health ScienceThe Bachelor of Health Science is designed to provide Health Care diploma students and graduates the opportunity to obtain a bachelor degree
Graduates from a two-year or three-year diploma can ladder into the Bachelor of Health Science and are granted up to 60 credits for two-year diploma and up to 90 credits for a three-year diploma
Graduates from the following diploma programs have enrolled in the Bachelor of Health Science program
bull Respiratory Therapybull Dental Hygienebull Medical Radiologybull Medical Laboratory Technologybull Massage Therapybull OccupationalPhysiotherapists Assistants
Admission Requirements
Completion of a minimum two-year diploma in Health Care or related area from a recognized program and institution
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)ndash Kamloops campus (limited enrolment)
ndash Williams Lake campus (Years 1 and 2 only limited enrolment)
The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) program is a 4-year degree program (plus practicum placements) Upon completion graduates are eligible to write the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) and apply for registration with the College of Registered Nurses of British Columbia (CRNBC) to practice as a Registered Nurse (RN)
The BScN program educates students to be competent nurses to work with individuals families groups or communities from a health promotion perspective and an ethic of caring Practice experiences occur in acute care extended care and intermediate care hospitals and other community health agencies and homes with options for local regional provincial national and international practicums
Admission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 or equivalent rsaquo BC Chemistry 11 or TRU
Chemistry 0500 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo BC Biology 12 or TRU Biology 0600 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo One other BC Science at the grade 11 or 12 level C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Foundation of Math 12 or Pre-Calculus12 or TRU MATH 0600 and MATH 0610 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo English 12 or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
Practical Nursing Diplomandash Williams Lake campus
The provincial practical nursing education diploma program is a 2-year program designed to provide learners with the knowledge skills judgments and attitudes to perform to the full range of competencies as identified by the College of Licensed Practical Nurses of British Columbia (CLPNBC) The aim of the program is to prepare graduates to care for individuals and families at multiple life stages and in a variety of practice settings Upon successful completion of the program you will be eligible to write the Canadian Practical Nurse Registration Exam (CPNRE) required for licensure in BC
Admission Requirements
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalent rsaquo English 12English 12 First Nations
or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Math 11 Foundations with a C minimum grade
rsaquo Human Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nurses with a C+ minimum grade
Students have two options to meet this prerequisite
1 PNUR 1300 Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nursing OR TRU-Open Learning - HLTH 1121 Foundation Human Anatomy-Physiology for Heath Promotion
2 BIOL 1590 and BIOL 1690 Human Anatomy and Physiology OR TRU-Open Learning - BIOL 1593 and BIOL 1693 with a C minimum grade
Option 2 is recommended for students who are looking to ladder into the BScN program
Faculty of Science
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Faculty of Arts
The Faculty of Arts offers exceptional opportunities for students inside and outside of the classroom to explore ideas engage communities and encounter the world
Police and Justice DiplomaThe Police and Justice Diploma prepares students for careers in Canadian policing and justice including sheriffs corrections parole and private security The program prepares graduates to have the necessary skills and knowledge required for a justice-related career Graduates may further their studies in the Bachelor of Arts Major in Criminology at TRU
Bachelor of Arts (BA)The Bachelor of Art degree is an excellent way to begin the experience of university for students who want to explore their options The BA offers a broad liberal arts education that combines a concentration in at least one discipline while ensuring a wide selection of courses as well as opportunities to incorporate other learning experiences such as Study Abroad and Co-operative Education
Associate of Arts Degree (AA)The associate arts degree is a 2-year program designed to provide an educational experience that lays a solid foundation for further study Students are required to complete a broad range of course offerings balanced with in-depth study in science
Bachelor of General Studies (BGS) (Online Only)This degree program provides a flexible structure that allows students to create their own program with as much or as little subject specialization as they want
Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS)BIS is a unique two-year program that students may enter after two years of university study or a two-year post-secondary diploma It allows students to create a customized program of study in their third and fourth years or to create new career options by completing their undergraduate degrees
Bachelor of Journalism (BJour)Students may enter this program directly from high school or after completing two years of study in the liberal arts This degree is career-oriented aimed at preparing students to become communication specialists for employment with community and daily newspapers magazines government agencies corporations and non-profit and advocacy organizations
Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA)The Fine Arts degree is a four-year program that allows students an education in the visual arts within a university context Studio courses such as Ceramics Drawing Photography Printmaking Sculpture Painting and interdisciplinary combinations of these media will be studied alongside academic disciplines ranging from Art History to English and Philosophy Gallery Studies such as Gallery Management and Curating are also available at the upper-level
What can I study in Arts at TRUMajors amp Minorsbull Communicationsbull Criminologybull Economicsbull Economic and Political Studiesbull Englishbull Geographybull Historybull Interdisciplinary Studiesbull Journalismbull Mathematicsbull Philosophybull Psychologybull Sociologybull Theatre Artsbull Visual Arts
Other Minors and Specializationsbull Anthropologybull Archaeology amp Geologybull Canadian Studiesbull Creative Writingbull Environmental Economics amp
Sustainable Developmentbull Managementbull Political Studies
Degreesbull Bachelor of Artsbull Bachelor of Fine Artsbull Bachelor of Interdisciplinary
Studiesbull Bachelor of Journalism
Diplomasbull Diploma in General Studiesbull Associate of Artsbull Fine Artsbull Police and Justicebull Visual Arts
Certificatesbull Aboriginal Studiesbull Literary and Art Historybull Modern Languagesbull Visual Arts Studio
International Opportunitiesbull AnthropologymdashEastern Europe
amp Philippinesbull Management amp Communicationmdash
Germanybull Leadership in Global Competency
Environmental Sustainability Social Media AdvantagemdashGermany
bull Geography amp JapanesemdashJapan
Co-op internship available
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Faculty of Human Social and Educational Development
Master of Education (MEd)The Master of Education program with a concentration in Educational Leadership offers thesis final project or capstone course options Designed for the working professional involved in education and for students who wish to assume positions as educational leaders and researchers or who work in education health care private industry and government
Education Requirement
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent with a minimum B average (GPA of 30 on a scale of 433) in the last 60 credits or completion of TRUrsquos Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies
Language Requirement
bull Completion of undergraduate degree at an English language university in a country where English is the primary language or
bull IELTS score of 65 (all bands) orbull A minimum TOEFL score of 88 with no
section below 20 (IBT) orbull Completion of TRU ESL level 5
Documentation Required
bull TRU Master of Education applicationbull A personal resumeacutebull A letter of intentbull Two letters of referencebull Official transcripts of all
post-secondary education
Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)The Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies (GCES) is designed to help develop the English language and academic skills to successfully meet the MEd entry requirements
The GCES is considered a standalone graduate certificate that completes qualifications for admission into TRUrsquos MEd program Students will be required to successfully complete three graduate level courses and students who require English upgrading will need to also successfully complete TRUrsquos ESL program before entering the MEd program Note Credits received in GCES do not transfer to the TRU MEd program
Bachelor of Education (BEd)The Bachelor of Education (Elementary) degree program is a two-year program which prepares students to teach in elementary schools Graduates obtain their professional teaching certificate from the Ministry of Education Teacher Regulation Branch (TRB) which qualifies the graduate to teach kindergarten to grade 12 in BC public schools Graduates can also teach in any province or territory in Canada and in many other countries
Admission Requirements
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent normally in Arts Fine Arts Mathematics Science Music or Physical Education
Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)The Bachelor of Social Work program prepares competent generalist practitioners to provide service and leadership within regional national and global contexts to achieve social justice respect for diversity and social change Employment opportunities exist in a wide variety of government and voluntary organizations such as family and childrenrsquos services child welfare mental health services hospitals womenrsquos services crisis services corrections and Aboriginal social services
Human Service DiplomaThe Human Service Diploma prepares students for careers with government or non-profit agencies that provide support and assistance to individuals coping with economic disadvantage mental health issues developmental gender and diversity issues as well as challenges such as addiction family change and involvement with the justice system
Early Childhood Education Diploma (ECE)The ECE program provides excellent learning techniques so that students can acquire the necessary knowledge and skills to become effective educators of young children Early Childhood Education is a rapidly expanding field Completion of the ECE Diploma satisfies the requirements of the Community Care Facilities Branch (CCFB) of the BC Government for a License to Practice as an Early Childhood Educator in British Columbia
Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) CertificateThe TESL Certificate is designed to provide a comprehensive course of study to prepare students to work in the ESL field nationally and internationally This one-semester program requires a previous university degree for admission It includes 195 instructional hours including a teaching practicum Upon completion students receive a TESL certificate from TRU Graduates may also apply for a second certificate from TESL Canada The components of the program introduce students to the core topics of pedagogical grammar curriculum design and instructional methodology and cross cultural studies as well as to a variety of teaching modules such as Pronunciation Skills Assessment and Evaluation and Second Language Acquisition
Program highlights
bull Accredited by TESL Canada bull Includes a supervised practicum to gain
hands-on guided classroom experiencebull Small class sizes (maximum 20 students) bull Abundant work opportunities in Canada
and around the world
What can I study in Human Social and Educational Development
Graduate
rsaquo Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)
rsaquo Master of Education Leadership
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Education (Elementary)bull Bachelor of Education
(Physical Education)bull Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)
Diploma
bull Early Childhood Educationbull Human Service Diploma
Certificate
bull Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) Post-Baccalaureate Certificate
Co-op internship available
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School of Trades and TechnologyTRUrsquos School of Trades and Technology has many trades training programs that result in provincial Industrial Training Authority or Red Seal Certification The instructors at TRU are some of the best in BC Canada and beyond As the economy struggles there is no better time to complete your trades training so that you will be ahead of the curve and ready when the economy turns around
What can I study in Trades and Technology at TRU
bull Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (online only)
bull Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)
bull Diploma in Water Treatment Technology
Foundation and Apprenticeship Training
bull Automotive Service Technicianbull Carpenterbull Commercial Transport Vehicle Mechanic
Technicianbull Electricianbull Heavy Duty Mechanicbull Gasfittingbull InboardOutboard Mechanicbull Plumbingbull Welding
Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)The BTTM degree program provides technologists with the knowledge and skills necessary to become effective project leaders supervisors and managers in organizations within a changing business and technical environment
Admission Requirements
A two or three-year diploma in technology or equivalent
Students who complete the two-year Water Treatment Technology Program or the three-year Architectural and Engineering Technology program (ARET) can ladder into the BTTM
Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (BTTTL) (Online Only)
This new program the only one of its kind in Canada builds upon the candidatersquos trades or technology qualifications It is aimed at allowing certified tradespeople and technologists to gain the business and leadership knowledge needed for management and other advanced positions
WATER amp WASTEWATER PROGRAMSWater sustains life Now you can help sustain our precious water supplies Gain job-ready skills to protect drinking water quality safeguard water resources and ensure the sustainability of the water supplies that are crucial to public health and the environment Canada and the World are facing shortages of educated and trained water and wastewater operatorsmdashyoursquoll be in demand upon graduation
Certificate in Water amp Wastewater UtilitiesThe Certificate is an entry-level training and education program in the operation and maintenance of Water and Wastewater Treatment Distribution and Collection systems The Certificate requirements are a successful completion of 12 courses 6 per term total of 36 credits to graduate This program ladders into the Water Treatment Technology Diploma Program
Schedule Term 1 August 17 to December 18 2015 Term 2 January 4 to May 09 2016
Water amp Wastewater Technology DiplomaTRU Water and Wastewater Diploma is a two-year four semester program
The diploma prepares students to operate and maintain water and wastewater treatment distribution re-use and disposal facilities as well as how to monitor source water quality This program is designed to educate students in chemistry microbiology mathematics mechanical and electrical systems instrumentation and treatment technologies as they are applied in the water industry Students will also study environmental law occupational health and safety communications and utility management
During the hands-on practical trainingmdashstudents will be trained in the operation maintenance troubleshooting of water systems at the state-of-the-art Kamloops Centre for Water Quality
Students can choose to exit the program after completion of the first year of studies with a Certificate in Water and Wastewater Utilities or complete the entire Diploma This program also ladders into the Bachelors of Technology the Bachelor of
Trades and Technology Leadership or the Bachelor of General Studies at TRU
Admission Requirement
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalentbull Math 11 Foundations or MATH 0410
and 0520 or equivalentbull Chemistry 11 and Biology 11 are
recommendedbull Meet TRUrsquos minimum English
language requirements
For further information please contact Satwinder Paul Program Coordinator spaultruca
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A When to ApplyPlease note the following application deadlines Late applications will be considered if space is availableWinter January semester
Application deadline October 15Summer May semester
Application deadline February 15Fall September semester
Application deadline May 31
B How to Apply1 Application
Complete all information on the application form For faster processing complete application online at truworldca
2 Program Selection Mark your program choices clearly
3 Transcripts With this application submit official transcripts (or certified copies) of your secondary school grades and any post-secondary institutions you have attended Transcripts must be officially translated into English You may scan and email or fax the transcripts for faster processing but originals must be presented on arrival to TRU Otherwise you will not be allowed to register for courses at TRU
4 Application Fee A non-refundable application fee of CDN$100 must accompany your application
5 Send Send your completed application form school transcripts and application fee to International Admissions at iapplytruca
C Next Steps1 Processing
Your application will be processed within five working days
2 Pre-Acceptance TRU will send a pre-acceptance letter indicating(a) the program to which you
have been accepted and (b) any conditions of your acceptance
3 Submit You should submit the required fees for your first semester of study (as outlined in your pre-acceptance letter)
4 Final Acceptance Upon receiving payment of tuition and general fees TRU will send an official letter of acceptance
5 Housing Either make arrangements with the accommodation directly or used the TRU World service to secure your room Students must pay a C$150 accommodation application fee when using the service with TRU World
6 Student VISA Use your official TRU letter of acceptance to apply to the nearest Canadian Embassy or Consulate for a student visa
7 Airport Pickup Note Airport pick up only available at the Kamloops airport Additional charges may apply
D Paymentbull Fees may be paid by credit card (Visa
Mastercard American Express) bank draft or bank transfer You can also make payments through our online secure payment facility at truworldca
bull If paying by bank draft bank wire transfer or money order copy of the financial document must be attached
bull Please make your bank draft or money order payable to Thompson Rivers University
bull Bank transfer details Thompson Rivers University Acct 1105-935 Transit 07200 Swift Code BOFMCAM2 Bank of Montreal (BMO) 101Fndash1180 Columbia Street West Kamloops BC Canada V2C 6R6
Send a copy of the wire transfer receipt to iapplytruca
E Send Applications toInternational Admissions Thompson Rivers University 900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8
Tel +12508285252 Fax +12503715513
Email iapplytruca
TRU Refund PolicyStudents should familiarize themselves with TRUrsquos refund policy prior to submitting payment for their studies
International students who
(a) Withdraw prior to the start of instruction will receive a 50 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced the balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(b) Withdraw in the first or second week of instruction will receive a 25 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced The balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(c) Withdraw after the second week of instruction will receive no refund of tuition A forfeit of the semester tuition and general fees will be implemented if we are not advised of a request for refund or deferral
(d) Withdraw due to a failure to obtain a student permit prior to arrival at TRU will be entitled to a full refund of tuition and general fees invoiced less a CDN$200 administration fee Students must notify TRU in writing and provide documentation prior to the start of the semester (the original letter from the Canadian Embassy stating the reasons the visa was denied is requiredmdashno photocopies scans or faxes are accepted) Total non-refundable including application fee of CDN$100 is CDN$300
(e) New students who wish to defer the start of their first semester of study to a future semester may do so only twice and up to a maximum of one calendar year (ie a student accepted to the fall semester may defer until the next fall semester but not beyond) Continuing students who wish to defer their admission must do so before the beginning of the semester Once the deferral has expired students will need to reapply if they wish to recommence studies at a later date Deferral must be requested in writing and sent to iapplytruca prior to the start of the semester Once instruction begins policies (b) and (c) above apply
(f ) Withdrawal for Medical ReasonsmdashApart from the policy outlined for international students there is no provision for a medical refund outside this policy For continuing students who are required to withdraw for medical reasons we encourage the student to visit their Academic Advisor and fill in a ldquoComplete Program Withdraw Formrdquo This allows the student to withdraw from a course or program without obtaining a ldquoDNC (Did Not Complete)rdquo on their academic record
Application Instructions
Online Interactive Brochure wwwi-studentglobalcomtru
Thompson Rivers University900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8T +12508285252 bull F +12503715513Inquiries welcometruca bull Applications iapplytruca
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International Program Guide Study Options | 23
International Baccalaureate (IB)The IB diploma is accepted for admission to TRU Transfer credit will be granted for higher level courses completed with a score of 5 or higher Students have the option to decline the transfer credit if they wish to complete the course(s) at the University
To transfer credits to Arts Business or Science you must have
1 Official IB transcript2 HL courses only3 Grade of 5 6 or 7For a complete list of the IB transfer credits please go to trucaadmissionshs-studentsib
Official transcripts must be sent to the Admissions Office directly from the testing centre Transcripts can be requested from
International Baccalaureate New York Attn Transcripts 475 Riverside Drive Suite 240 New York NY 10115 Phone 2126964464
Advanced Placement (AP) Exams through the College BoardAP exams will be accepted for admission to TRU Transfer credit is granted for approved subjects passed with a grade of a subject grade of 4 or higher Official transcripts must be provided from the College Board Students may choose to repeat a course at TRU by forfeiting the credit To transfer credits you must have
bull Official AP transcriptbull Grade of 4 or 5For more information on transfer credit to arts science or business programs at TRU visit trucaadmissionshs-studentsstandingcb
General Certificate of Educational Studies (GCE)Students completing their GCE will be considered for admission on a combination of factors For admission to TRU you will need
bull A minimum of two Advanced (A) level courses and two Advanced Subsidiary (AS) level courses or
bull A minimum of two A-level courses and three Ordinary (O) level subjects
bull Completion of O-levels (University Preparation courses will need to be completed at TRU)
GCE Advanced Level (A-Level Exams) transfer creditTransfer credit is granted for approved A-level courses passed with a grade of an A or B Official transcripts must be provided to receive transfer credit (Check the BC Transfer Guide to see the specific TRU credit for the identified AP and IB courses) Students may choose to repeat a course at TRU by forfeiting the credit To transfer credits you must have
1 Official GCE transcript2 A-Level courses only3 Grade of A or BFor more information on transfer credit to arts science or business programs at TRU visit trucaadmissionshs-studentsstandingalevel
DAADTRU will accept the DAAD language test with a minimum B2 level as proof of meeting the English Language requirement for Visiting International Students only Students will be required to take the English Placement Test on arrival only as guidance for counselors in the event students may need more English language support
General Education Development (GED) TestThe GED is accepted high school equivalent for admission to TRU under the following conditions
bull Must be 17 years of agebull Will need IELTS scorebull Will need to take Accuplacer Math
assessment at TRU
Transfer CreditTRU will accept college and university transfer credit Official transcripts and detailed course outlines must be provided to receive transfer credit
bull Transfer credit assessment is done once the student has been admitted to TRU and submitted official transcripts and course outlines
bull A maximum of 50 of any program will be recognized outside of TRU
bull International Admissions will assess a studentrsquos formal learning from other accredited post-secondary institutions
bull TRU will give transfer credit whenever possible total will differ depending on program
International Accreditations and Transfer Credit
RECOGNIZING FUTURE GLOBAL LEADERSThe TRU Global Competency Certificate allows students to earn formal recognition for their intercultural and international experiencesmdashfrom Study Abroad to learning a second language to volunteer work
Global Competency is a credential that can be earned in tandem with any credit programmdashundergraduate or graduatemdashoffered by Thompson Rivers University
The program uses a portfolio approach that allows each student to track a number of different educational and personal experiences
How Do I Earn ItTo earn this credential a student must
1 Attend an Orientation session2 Sign up for GLBL1000 3 Earn and compile points4 Submit a portfolio to the Centre for
Student Engagement office OM1468
Global Competency
24 | International Program Guide Study Options
School of Business and EconomicsMaster of BusinessAdministration (MBA)The TRU MBA Advantage
The TRU MBA is designed to meet the needs of our students who can customize their learning experience with maximum fl exibility and unparalleled choice
bull One and two-year MBA programs bull Three program completion options
Graduate Project Graduate Thesis and Course-Based completion options
bull TRUrsquos MBA program does notrequire a GMAT score or have a minimum professional workexperience requirement
Entrance Requirements
1 Education 3 or 4-year undergraduate degree with a minimum B average (GPA of 30 on a scale of 400 or equivalent) in the last 60 credits
2 Language rsaquo Completion of undergraduate
degree at an English language university in a country where English is the primary language or
rsaquo IELTS score of 70 (all bands) or rsaquo A minimum TOEFL score of 100 with
no section below 20 (IBT) or rsaquo Completion of TRU ENGL 1100 and
CMNS 1290 with a B (GPA of 300)or higher
3 Quantitative and Computing Skills Quantitative skills include a strong background in algebra and statistics Computing skills include having a strong background in word processing presentation and spreadsheet software
One-Year Program
Graduates of a four-year BBA or Bachelor of Commerce degrees may be eligible for direct admission to the 12-month MBA Level The MBA program consists of eight core courses plus a choice of one of three completion options
Two-Year Program
Students from other undergraduate fi elds may be eligible for the two-year MBA program which provides students witha solid foundation in business administration plus the strategic management skills required to succeed in the global business environment
MBA Foundation amp GraduateCertifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) program
The two-year MBA begins with the Graduate Certifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) program which consists of 6 courses (2 semesters) of Foundation courses in the major subject areas of Business Administration The GCBA off ers a pathway to the 12-month MBA program for students with non-business-related undergraduate degrees and ensures they have the knowledge required to be successful in the MBA program Upon successful completion of the MBA Foundation courses with a minimumB grade proceed automatically to the MBA level which requires 3 semesters(12 months) to complete
All MBA students in year 2 complete eight core courses plus a choice of one of three completion options Course-Based Graduate Project or Graduate Thesis
The Course-Based option provides the opportunity to study four additional advanced management courses in areas such as Corporate Finance Marketing Decision Analysis Entrepreneurshipand Innovation
The Graduate Project option provides the opportunity to address an applied management issue or problem This option provides situational experience and allows the student to focus in a specifi c areaof management
The Graduate Thesis option provides the opportunity to prepare and defend a thesis further developing critical thinking skills as well as academic research skills
Graduates of our MBA program have successfully obtained positions in a variety of industries and sectors including major corporations government small- and medium-sized businesses and non-profi ts locally across Canada and around the world
Throughout the program TRUrsquos MBA Students are off ered opportunities for career development The Career Development Program provides workshops events guest speakers and activities designed to develop career readiness for MBA students and provide additional opportunities to achieve the learning goals and objectives of the program
For more information about MBA studies at TRU please visit our website at trucamba or email us at mbatruca
What can I studyin Business andEconomics at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Master of Business Administrationbull MBA Foundation amp Graduate
Certifi cate in Business Administration
bull Post-Baccalaureate Diplomas rsaquo Accounting rsaquo Business Administration rsaquo Finance rsaquo Human Resource Management rsaquo International Business rsaquo Marketing rsaquo New Venture Creation rsaquo Supply Chain Management
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Business Administration rsaquo Accounting rsaquo Economics rsaquo Environmental Economics amp
Sustainable Development (Minor)
rsaquo Finance rsaquo Financial Markets
amp Institutions (Minor) rsaquo Human Resource Management rsaquo Information Technology rsaquo International Business rsaquo Marketing rsaquo New Venture Creation rsaquo Supply Chain Management
bull Bachelor of BusinessAdministration and Computing Science double degree
bull Bachelor of CommercemdashTRU-OLbull Bachelor of Public
AdministrationmdashTRU-OL
Diplomas
bull Accounting Technicianbull Executive Assistantbull Management
Certifi cates
bull Administrative Assistantbull Management StudiesCo-op internship available
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International Program Guide Study Options | 25
School of Business and EconomicsPOST-BACCALAUREATEDIPLOMAS IN BUSINESSThe Post-Baccalaureate diplomas are valuable to international students who wish to come to Canada to learn English gain exposure to the culture and study in a compressed format Post-Baccalaureate diplomas normally take two years to complete on a full-time basis and are designed for students with a degree in a diff erent fi eld of study
Admission Requirements
bull Math 12 or MATH 0610 or MATH 1000 or equivalent (C+ or higher)
bull ENGL 1100 or equivalent with a C+or higher
bull A bachelor degreeStudents may commence their studies while they upgrade their mathematics and English
AccountingMATH 107 Mathematics for Business amp Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
ECON 1900 Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics orSTAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
ACCT 3200 Intermediate Financial Accounting 1
ACCT 3210 Intermediate Financial Accounting 2
ACCT 3220 Income Taxation 1
ACCT 3230 Income Taxation 2
ACCT 3250 Intermediate Management Accounting
FNCE 4110 Adv Financial Management for Accountants
ACCT 4200 Advanced Financial Accounting
ACCT 4230 Assurance
ACCT 4250 Advanced Management Accounting
MIST 4610 Strategic Management Information Systems
Business AdministrationMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business amp Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Mathematics with Applications 1
MNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
ECON 1900 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Principles of Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics orSTATS 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MNGT 4780 Strategic Management
One additional 30004000 business course
Note Business courses include those beginning with the ACCT BLAW MIST ENTR FNCE HRMN IBUS MKTG MNGT ORGB SCMN or BUSN acronyms
FinanceMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Mathematics with Applications 1
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics orMATH 1130 Enriched Calculus or MATH 1140 Calculus 1 or MATH 1150 Calculus for Biological Sciences
ECON 1900 Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 orSTAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
FNCE 3150 Investments 1
FNCE 3170 Investments 2
FNCE 3180 Risk Management and Financial Engineering
FNCE 4130 Advanced Financial Management
FNCE 4180 International Financial Management
At least fi ve ofBLAW 2910 Commercial Law
FNCE 3140 Financial Statement Analysis
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
FNCE 4120 Business Valuation and Restructuring
FNCE 4140 Personal Financial Management
FNCE 4160 Portfolio Management
FNCE 4190 Financial Institutions Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
Human ResourceManagementMNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
ORGB 3770 Teamwork in Organizations
ORGB 3810 Organizational Theory and Design
HRMN 3830 Human Resource Planning and Staffi ng
HRMN 3840 Employee and Labour Relations
BLAW 3920 Employment Law
HRMN 4830 Total Rewards
HRMN 4840 Organizational Learning Trainingand Development
ORGB 4870 Organizational Development and Change
HRMN 4890 Selected Topics in HR Management
International BusinessMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or
STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
MKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3510 International Business
IBUS 3520 Global Management
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
IBUS 4520 International Trade Finance
IBUS 4530 International Trade Law and Logistics
IBUS 4540 Global Entrepreneurship
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TRU Moose Donrsquot be surprised if people you donrsquot know smile and say ldquohirdquo Canadians are just that friendly
26 | International Program Guide Study Options
MarketingACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
MKTG 3470 Consumer Behaviour
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3510 International Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MKTG 4460 Marketing Strategy
At least seven ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
MKTG 4400 Professional Sales Management
MKTG 4410 Services Marking
MKTG 4420 Brand Management
MKTG 4430 Retail Management
MKTG 4440 Advanced Marketing Research
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
New Venture CreationMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics or MATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
MKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
ENTR 3720 All Business Finance
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
ENTR 4750 New Venture Creation
ENTR 4760 Small Business Management
Supply Chain ManagementMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business amp Economics or MATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics 2 or MATH 1130 Enriched Calculus or MATH 1140 Calculus 1 or
MATH 1150 Calculus for Biological Sciences
STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
SCMN 3330 Procurement Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MIST 3620 Web-Enabled Business
SCMN 4310 Operations Management
SCMN 4320 Logistics and Transportation
SCMN 4390 Selected Topics in Supply Chain Management
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
At least 2 ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
IBUS 3520 Global Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
School of Business and Economics gt trucamba gt trucabusiness
Accountingbull Treasury Manager bull Chief Financial Officer bull Budget Director bull Taxation Manager bull Management Consultant bull Tax Auditor bull International Accountant
Financebull Corporate Loans Officer bull Personal Financial Advisorbull Equity Analyst bull Portfolio Manager bull Chief Financial Officer bull Stock Broker bull Investment Dealer bull Treasury Manager
Human Resource Managementbull Director of Human Resourcesbull Training Officer bull Industrial Relations Officer bull Health and Safety Specialist bull Harassment Advisor bull Employee Benefits Officerbull Human Resources Manager
Information Technology bull Network Manager bull Systems Analyst bull Website Designer bull Computer Programmer bull Database Administrator
International Businessbull Export Sales Manager bull Foreign Trade Consultantbull Import and Export Specialist bull International Marketing Manager bull International Shipping Specialist
Marketingbull Brand Manager bull Advertising Account Executivebull District Sales Manager bull Market Researcher bull Sales Representative bull Public Relations Directorbull Promotions Manager
New Venture Creation bull Small Business Ownerbull Franchiseebull Loans Officerbull Venture Capitalistbull Small Business Consultant
Supply Chain Managementbull Process Engineerbull Supply Chain Analystbull Supply Chains Systems Managerbull InventoryPurchasing Managerbull Materials AnalystManagerbull Logistics Manager
Typical Job Titles
International Program Guide Study Options | 27
Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)The Bachelor of Business Administration degree is a four-year program
bull First and second years Foundation of business and non-business courses
bull Third and fourth years Students select majors and minors or concentrations
bull Current major and minor options Accounting Economics Finance New Venture Creation Human Resource Management International Business Marketing Information Technology (major only) and Public Relations (minor only)
First and Second Year Courses
bull 6 Humanities credits (English Philosophy Languages Fine Arts)
bull 6 Social Sciences credits (Anthropology Canadian Studies Economics Geography Political Studies Psychology Sociology)
Core CoursesThe following 72 credits (24 courses) are requiredACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
CMNS 1290 Introduction to Professional Writing
CMNS 3240 Business Communications
ECON 1900 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Principles of Macroeconomics
ECON 2320 Statistics for Business and Economics 1
ECON 2330 Statistics for Business and Economics 2
ECON 3040 Managerial Economics
ENGL 1100 Introduction to University Writing or ENGL 1110 Introduction to Prose Fiction or ENGL 1120 Introduction to Poetry or ENGL 1140 Introduction to Drama or ENGL 1210 Introduction to Drama and Poetry
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MNGT 4780 Strategic Management
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
PHIL 1110 Introduction to Critical Thinking
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
BBA MajorsAccountingACCT 3200 Intermediate Financial Accounting 1
ACCT 3210 Intermediate Financial Accounting 2
ACCT 3220 Income Taxation 1
ACCT 3230 Income Taxation 2
ACCT 3250 Intermediate Management Accounting
FNCE 4110 Advanced Financial Management for Accountants
ACCT 4200 Advanced Financial Accounting
ACCT 4230 Assurance
ACCT 4250 Advanced Management Accounting
MIST 4610 Strategic Management Information Systems
EconomicsThe Major in Economics requires 42 ECON credits of which 24 must be at the 3000 and 4000 level with a minimum of 6 at the 4000 level ECON 2900 and ECON 2950 are required and either ECON 3900 or ECON 3950 must be taken
FinanceFNCE 3150 Investments 1
FNCE 3170 Investments 2
FNCE 3180 Risk Management and Financial Engineering
FNCE 4130 Advanced Financial Management
FNCE 4180 International Financial Management
Plus at least three ofFNCE 3140 Financial Statement Analysis
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
FNCE 4120 Business Valuation and Restructuring
FNCE 4140 Personal Financial Management
FNCE 4160 Portfolio Management
FNCE 4190 Financial Institutions Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
General BBAStudents must complete at least 24 credits (normally 8 courses) of 300 or 400-level business or ECON courses in addition to the core requirements in 3rd and 4th year
Human Resource ManagementORGB 3810 Organizational Theory and Design
HRMN 3830 Human Resource Planning and Staffing
HRMN 3840 Employee and Labour Relations
BLAW 3920 Employment Law
HRMN 4830 Total Rewards
HRMN 4840 Organizational Learning Training and Development
ORGB 4870 Organizational Development and Change
HRMN 4890 Selected Topics in HR Management
International BusinessMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3520 Global Management
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
IBUS 4520 International Trade Finance
IBUS 4530 International Trade Law and Logistics
IBUS 4540 Global Entrepreneurship
MarketingMKTG 3470 Consumer Behaviour
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
MKTG 4460 Marketing Strategy
Plus at least five ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
MKTG 4400 Professional Sales Management
MKTG 4410 Services Marketing
MKTG 4420 Brand Management
MKTG 4430 Retail Management
MKTG 4440 Advanced Marketing Research
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
New Venture CreationACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
MKTG 3480 Market Research
ENTR 3720 Small Business Finance
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communicated
ENTR 4750 New Venture Creation
ENTR 4760 Small Business Management
School of Business and Economics gt trucamba gt trucabusiness
28 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism
TOURISM MANAGEMENTTourism Management faculty strive to deliver education experiences that blend theory with practice to ensure our graduates are confident in applying the knowledge they gain and management practicemdashboth essential for leaders of tomorrow
Bachelor of Tourism Management (BTM)This four-year degree provides a solid foundation for the management of tourism businesses The BTM is designed to give students the skill and confidence to develop their own tourism businesses and fill the growing need for managers in the tourism industry Course assignments introduce students to current management issues with local regional national and international tourism businesses and organizations
Students may enter in first year or may transfer from other programs Graduates of TRU tourism diplomas or other tourism or business-related diplomas may also ladder into the BTM
Bachelor of Tourism Management Double DegreeTake your 4th year in the Netherlands and get a double degree TRU has partnered with the best university of applied sciences in the Netherlands to offer a second credential effectively doubling your degree in a single year of study abroad Instruction at NHTV is in English fostering connections with your fellow students and with your Dutch counterparts who will complete the double degree at TRU in their fourth year
Tourism Management DiplomasEvents and Conventions ManagementSpecial events and conventions are being recognized as great income generators for a community and the fastest growing segment of the tourism industry Employment opportunities exist within corporations hotels resorts convention centres municipal convention and visitorsrsquo bureaus and destination management companies
Resort and Hotel ManagementThis two-year diploma program is designed to provide the theory and practical skills essential to begin a career in Resort and Hotel Management Courses in this diploma provide instruction in Hotel Operations Food and Beverage Management and Hospitality Administration
Sports Event ManagementIn this multi-faceted program you will learn about sports and business From managing a sporting company or organization directing a club sport facility or starting your own company this is your opportunity to practice and master the business skills and expertise to produce organize and manage sport events anywhere
Tourism ManagementThe Tourism Management diploma will provide the basic skills and training for careers in Venue Management Tourism Community Planning and Consulting Tourism Marketing Management and Small Tourism Business Management
What can I study in Tourism at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Post-Baccalaureate Diplomas rsaquo Adventure Studies rsaquo International
Tourism Development rsaquo Tourism
Destination Development rsaquo Tourism
Experience Development
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies ndash Adventure Concentration
bull Bachelor of Tourism Management
rsaquo Majorsbull Adventurebull Entrepreneurbull Management
rsaquo Minorbull Adventure Studiesbull International Adventure in
Tourism Developmentbull Entrepreneurshipbull Managementbull Marketingbull Environmental Economics
and Developmentbull Financebull Human Resourcesbull International Business
Diplomas
bull Adventure Guide bull Adventure Management bull Events amp Conventions Managementbull Resort amp Hotel Managementbull Sports Event Managementbull Tourism Management
Certificates
bull Aboriginal Tourismbull Adventure Sportsbull Canadian Mountain and Ski Guidebull Culinary Artsbull Retail Meat Processing
International Opportunities
bull Adventure Tourism field tripbull Study Abroad
Co-op internship available
gt trucatourism
International Program Guide Study Options | 29
POSTndashBACCALAUREATE TOURISM MANAGEMENT DIPLOMASPost-baccalaureate diplomas aredesigned for those who already have an undergraduate degree
Students will acquire a strong foundation in international tourism development subjects including experiences marketing environmental issues community and cultural issues product developmentand innovation
Admission Requirements
bull Any undergraduate degreebull Math 12 or equivalent bull IELTS 65 no band less than 60 or TOEFL
88 no section less than 20
Adventure StudiesTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (24 credits)TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing and Customer Service
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
ADVG 3110 Adventure Activities (Note this course has an activity fee)
ADVG 3130 Adventure Operations
ADVG 4010 Business Applications for Eco and Adventure Tourism Management
ADVG 4020 Legal Liability and Risk Management for Eco and Adventure Businesses
ADVG 4220 The Culture of Adventure
SpecializationmdashRequired Course (6 credits)
Select a total of 6 credits within ADVG activity based courses (1000-2000 level) Examples include kayaking skiing rock climbing ocean surfi ng etc
SpecializationmdashOptions (9 credits)
Select 3 of the following optionsADVG 4030 Contemporary Perspectives in Eco
and Adventure
ADVG 4040 Programming Experiential Activities
ADVG 4070 Directed Studies in Adventure
ADVG 4210 Adventure and Sport Marketing
ADVG 4230 Consulting In Adventure
39 Total Credits
InternationalTourism DevelopmentTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (39 credits)TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing and Customer Service
TMGT 3010 Community and Cultural Issues in Tourism
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
TMGT 4010 Experience Creation and Product Development
ADVG 4100 Adventure Tourism Field Trip (International)(Note course has activity fees and travel costs associated with it)
SpecializationmdashRequired Course (18 credits)
ADVG 4050 International Adventure Tourism Business
ADVG 4090 Nature-based Community Development
TMGT 4160 Tourism in a Global Environment
TMGT 2610 Environmental issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
ADVG 4070 Directed Studies in Adventure
39 Total Credits
Tourism DestinationDevelopmentTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (21 credits)CMNS 1810 Business Professional and Academic
Composition (or ENGL 1100)
TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing amp Customer Service
TMGT 2610 Environmental Issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3000 Practicum in Tourism (120 hours)
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
Tourism Electivesmdash(15 credits)
One Lower Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Upper Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Culture amp Place Elective from TMGT 3010 4090 4100 4220 ADVG 4220
One Global Perspectives Elective from TMGT 4030 4040 4160 4981 ADVG 4050 4160
One Experience Design Elective from TMGT 4010 4050 4130 4170 4180 4210 ADVG 4040 4200
Specializationmdash(18 credits)
EVNT 2190 Destination Marketing Organizations
TMGT 3010 Community and Cultural Issues in Tourism
TMGT 3040 Land Use Management or
TMGT 4040 Tourism and Sustainable Development
TMGT 4120 Developing New Tourism Enterprises or
TMGT 4140 Tourism Strategy
Specialty ElectiveSelect 1 of the following
TMGT 2080 2090 4030 4050 ADVG 4090
TMGT 4020 Graduating Seminar
54 Total Credits
Tourism ExperienceManagementTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (21 credits)CMNS 1810 Business Professional and Academic
Composition (or ENGL 1100)
TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing amp Customer Service
TMGT 2610 Environmental Issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3000 Practicum in Tourism (120 hours)
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
Tourism Electivesmdash(15 credits)
One Lower Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Upper Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Culture amp Place Elective from TMGT 3010 4090 4100 4220 ADVG 4220
One Global Perspectives Elective from TMGT 4030 4040 4160 4981 ADVG 4050 4160
One Experience Design Elective from TMGT 4010 4050 4130 4170 4180 4210 ADVG 4040 4200
Specializationmdash(18 credits)
Select 5 of the following optionsADVG 4040 Programming Experiential Activities
ADVG 4160 Community Capacity Building
TMGT 4010 Experience Creation and Product Development
TMGT 4050 Event Tourism
TMGT 4090 The Culture of Events
TMGT 4100 The Social Side of Tourism
TMGT 4130 Tourist Behaviour
TMGT 4170 Information Technology in Tourism
TMGT 4180 Managing the Tourist Experience
TMGT 4210 Casino Operations Management
54 Total Credits
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism gt trucatourism
30 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism gt trucatourism
We off er the fi nest and most extensive Adventure Studies training in the world We create exceptional educational experiences to foster studentsrsquo physical mental and emotional development so as to be of service to the global commercial adventure industry
Programs of StudyThe Adventure Studies department now off ers eight diverse programs of study Each program enables students to obtain the knowledge and qualifi cations required for employment and careers in the eco and adventure tourism industry Many opportunities for career and adventure pursuits exist for TRU graduates
bull adventure specialist bull avalanche technician bull college instruction bull environmental studies bull government consultingbull guiding bull international development bull photo journalism bull tourism marketingbull travel writing
Adventure Studies in the Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS) is a unique program that allows students to design their own curriculum customized to their specifi c interests and goals The BIS is intended as a two-year add-on (60 credits) to any 60 credits of lower level credits a student brings into the program
Adventure Studies in Bachelor of Tourism Management is a unique combination of theory and practice both local and abroad that produces competent graduates who quickly apply their skills to their careers as consultants to businesses organizations communities government tourism and tourism industry professionals
The Adventure Guide Diploma is the best known guide training program that attracts worldwide scrutiny and sets the standard for training whitewater ocean climbing and ski guides in Canada
The Adventure Management Diploma provides students with a broad background and understanding of the management of adventure activities and the opportunity to develop profi ciency in their personal adventure sport skills
The Canadian Mountain and Ski Guide Certifi cation Diploma Program (CMSG)is a collaborative program between the Adventure Studies Department and the Association of Canadian MountainGuides (ACMG) The program includes industry-recognized certifi cations tothe standards of the ACMG and International Federation of Mountain Guide Associations (IFMGA)
Adventure Sport Certifi cate an introduction to adventure sports and the adventure industry This is the ideal program for entry-level adventure students and students wishing to explore their career interest in adventure-related fi elds
The Culinary Arts Training program covers all aspects of the professional kitchen from appetizers and gourmet foods to the creation of exquisite desserts Graduates of the Culinary Arts program can look forward to job opportunities in the food and restaurant industry
Culinary Arts Certifi cateAdmission Requirements
bull Successful medical exam bull Successful completion of the entry
assessment test (Accuplacer) through the TRU Assessment Centre This test is a measure of English and math competency taken by all students
bull Interview with program coordinator
Course Length - 3 Semesters
Includes 13 months of hands-on training which takes 16 months to complete There is a four-month summer break (May to August) for the opportunity to gain formalized work experience
Professional Cook Level 130 weeks (2 semesters)Cook 1J Safety and Sanitation
Cook 1H Basic Food Service and Kitchen Management
Cook 1K Health CareCook-Chill
Cook 1A Vegetable and Starch Cookery
Cook 1B Meat and Poultry Cookery
Cook 1C Seafood Cookery
Cook 1D Stocks Soups and Sauces
Cook 1E Meat Poultry and SeafoodCutting and Processing
Cook 1F Cold Kitchen
Cook 1G Baking and Desserts
Cook 1I Egg and Breakfast Cookery
Cook 2M Employment Skills
160 hours of work practicum in industry
Work Practicum and Industry Hours
Students will be required to log 120 hours within the industry In addition to the work practicum students must have a total of 400 hours of work-based training by working during summer prior to registering for Professional Cook Level 2
Professional Cook Level 214 weeks (1 Semester)
During the fi nal 14 weeks in addition to a full course load you will be required to work in the afternoons and evenings preparing dishes for the highly acclaimed TRU Dining Room Accolades and learn to learn to plan menus control food costs and begin to acquire industry management skills
CULINARY ARTS
ADVENTURE STUDIES
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Faculty of Science
What can I studyin Science at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Master of Sciencein Environmental Science
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Science rsaquo Majors
bull General Sciencebull Animal Biologybull Chemistrybull Chemical Biologybull Cellular Molecular
amp Microbial Biologybull Ecology amp
Environmental Biologybull Environmental Chemistrybull Computing Sciencebull Mathematicsbull Mathematical Sciencesbull Physicsbull Statistics
rsaquo Minorsbull Geoarcheologybull Management
bull Bachelor of Computing Sciencebull Bachelor of Computing Science
amp Business Administrationdouble degree
bull Bachelor of Natural Resource Sciencebull Bachelor of Health Sciencebull Bachelor of Technology Managementbull Associate of Science bull Forestry Transfer (1st amp 2nd year)bull Engineering Transfer
(2-year transfer program)
Diplomas
bull Computer Information Systems Technology
bull Architectural ampEngineering Technology
bull Respiratory Therapy
Co-op internship available
SCIENCES ANDENVIRONMENT
Master of Science inEnvironmental ScienceThe TRU Master of Science in Environmental Science is a thesis-based degree with three areas of specialization 1) Ecology and Evolution 2) Physical Sciences and 3) Policy and Management The program is designed to produce graduates who are innovative andhave multi-disciplinary skills and broad knowledge in the fi eld of environmental science It is structured to be unique fl exible and relevant
Applications must be submitted four months before the intended starting date Please note that applications cannot be processed until a faculty member has indicated they will act as supervisor for the studentrsquos thesis Please contact the Coordinator of the Master of Science program at MSc_Coordtruca for more information
Admission Requirements
MSc application form cover letter personal reacutesumeacute two letters of recommendation written by professional or academic references offi cial copy of educational transcripts with GPA of 333 over the last two years of undergraduate studies and offi cial TOEFL results
Bachelor of Science (BSc)The Bachelor of Science degree program is a rigorous program that provides students with both depth and breadth in their science education emphasizes the acquisition of communication skills and promotes computer literacy The program also provides fl exibility so that students may pursue interests in disciplines outside there area of specialization TRU off ers three routes to a Bachelor of Science degree a Majors program in a specifi c discipline or disciplines an Honours Program in a specifi c discipline or a General Science Degree Program
Pre-Professional Health Sciences (Bachelor of Science)
Students interested in professional health care careers can complete their required undergraduate university study at TRU before applying for admission to professional programs at another university
Pre-Professional Health Sciences
bull Pre-Medicinebull Pre-Pharmacybull Pre-Chiropracticbull Pre-Dentistrybull Pre-Naturopathic Medicine
Bachelor of ScienceAdmission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 (or equivalent)bull Pre-Calculus Math 12 (C+) or Math 12
Principles (C+) or TRU Math 06000610bull Physics 11 (C+) or TRU Physics 0500bull Chemistry 11 (C+) or TRU Chemistry 0500
Bachelor of NaturalResource Science (BNRS)The purpose of the BNRS degree program is to prepare students for careers in a widerange of natural resource sector jobs and for further academic study in graduate school ldquoNatural resourcesrdquo include water forests rangeland soil minerals fi sheries and wildlife Natural resource science therefore is the application of scientifi c principles and knowledge towards a better understanding and management of these resources
Possible areas of employment include
bull Resource management and planning for government or industry
bull Operational forestrybull Teaching interpretation and guidingbull Wildlife biology and managementbull Habitat protectionbull Fisheries and animal researchbull Strategic land use planning
Forestry Transfer ProgramTRU off ers the fi rst general year of Forestry and the second year of Forest Resource Management Forest Science Natural Resource Conservation and Forest Operations Students who have completed the required fi rst or second year courses with a GPA of at least 25 are eligible to apply for admission to the UBC Faculty of Forestry
Katey I love the chemistry program at TRU The professors are incredible I love how accessible they are and always available for questions When you know your professors and they know you it makes for a much more personal learning environment Watch Kateyrsquos video on YouTube mytruworld
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32 | International Program Guide Study Options
COMPUTING SCIENCEAND ADVANCEDTECHNOLOGY
Why Computing Science
Many of the technologies we use and enjoy today were created by computing scientists As a future computer scientist you could create new technology that could improve society or change the world The Bachelor of Computer Science program has several elective options such as Business amp Management or Arts amp Gaming
Strong Market Terrifi c Jobs
Currently there are not enough computer scientists to fi ll the jobs available
During co-op work terms students can earn up to $40000 per year Graduates typically earn up to $50000 to start with senior positions often reaching $100000 or more
Bachelor of Computing Science (BCS)The BCS degree is for students interested in one of the many diff erent career options in computing science including website design network administration database management and e-commerce applications After two years of general study students do two years of concentrated computing studies
Double Degree Bachelorof Computing Science (BCS) amp Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)Double degrees in both computing and business will provide graduates with a strong platform from which to launch a successful career Whether working as a web applications manager an information systems consultant or CEO of a software company BCSBBA students will possess the combined management and computing skills to be successful in an increasingly high-tech business environment
To earn double degrees students must meetthe requirements of both programs Throughcareful course selection it is possible to complete two degrees in just fi ve years
Engineering Transfer (DegreeProgram) Year 1 and 2The Engineering Transfer Program at TRU allows you to get a jump-start on your engineering studies
Engineering Transfer Year One (38 credits) Complete the foundation courses necessary for your engineering degree in your fi rst year at TRU and transfer to UBC or UVic to complete your degree in biological biomedical civil chemical computer electrical environmental geological geo-technical integrated materials mechanical mining software engineering physics and other engineering specialties
Engineering Transfer Year Two Complete second year of Electrical or Computer engineering and transfer to UVic Following your second year you will then take part in a required 4-8 months Co-op term providing the opportunity to practice your engineering skills and get paid then you will transfer to the University of Victoria in third year to complete your degree
Admission to Engineering requirements
1 Pre-Calculus 11 and 12 with B (73)or better
2 Physics 11 and 12 with B (73) or better3 Chemistry 11 and 12 (highly
recommended) with B (73) 4 English 12 (73 or higher)
Computer Information Systems TechnologyDiploma (CIST)The CIST Diploma is accredited by the Canadian Information Processing Society CIST emphasizes the application of computers to the solution of business related problems The academic training combines technical and computer skills with communication skills (written and oral) and business skills Students who complete this diploma can ladder into year three of the BCS degree
Architectural andEngineering Technology Program (ARET)The Architectural and Engineering Technology Program (ARET) is a three-year diploma that emphasizes the design processes in building civil and mechanical technologies building structures municipal services electrical plumbing and HVAC (heating ventilating and AC) systems
Students will acquire problem solving skills in engineering and building design and in-depth knowledge in construction management building regulations and technical writing Courses include construction surveying architectural design fl uid mechanics mechanical and electrical design steel wood and reinforced concrete design and structural analysis
Students who complete the three-year ARET program can ladder into the Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM) degree and complete the degree after just 3 more semesters
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Faculty of Science gt trucascience
Typical Job Titlesin Computing Sciencebull Graphic Design Firmsbull Web and Flash Development Firmsbull Multimedia Design Firmsbull Print and Digital Media
Developmentbull Corporate Design and
Communicationsbull Advertising Agenciesbull Online Publishingbull Web Animation
Typical Job Titles in ARETbull Building Technologistbull Mechanical Technologistbull Civil Technologistbull Designer job captain specifi cation
writer estimator quantity surveyor or project administrator
bull Typically employed byprofessional engineer companies architects contractors manufacturers and governments
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HEALTH SCIENCES
Respiratory Therapy Diploma TRU is the only educational institution in British Columbia to offer a program in Respiratory Therapy This program is accredited by the Conjoint Committee of the Canadian Society of Respiratory Therapists and the Canadian Medical Association The program consists of two eight-month sessions of instruction at TRU followed by 47 weeks of clinical internship at accredited hospitals
The clinical year begins in June following the second academic session Clinical year students will rotate between hospitals in the interior of BC Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island Applicants must be prepared to relocate as required
Respiratory Therapy (RT) DiplomaBachelor of Health Science (BHSC)Students are admitted into the three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma program with the option to enter the four-year dual diplomadegree stream The dual diplomadegree stream allows successful students to graduate with both a three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma and a four-year Bachelor of Health Science degree within a four year period
Bachelor of Health ScienceThe Bachelor of Health Science is designed to provide Health Care diploma students and graduates the opportunity to obtain a bachelor degree
Graduates from a two-year or three-year diploma can ladder into the Bachelor of Health Science and are granted up to 60 credits for two-year diploma and up to 90 credits for a three-year diploma
Graduates from the following diploma programs have enrolled in the Bachelor of Health Science program
bull Respiratory Therapybull Dental Hygienebull Medical Radiologybull Medical Laboratory Technologybull Massage Therapybull OccupationalPhysiotherapists Assistants
Admission Requirements
Completion of a minimum two-year diploma in Health Care or related area from a recognized program and institution
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)ndash Kamloops campus (limited enrolment)
ndash Williams Lake campus (Years 1 and 2 only limited enrolment)
The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) program is a 4-year degree program (plus practicum placements) Upon completion graduates are eligible to write the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) and apply for registration with the College of Registered Nurses of British Columbia (CRNBC) to practice as a Registered Nurse (RN)
The BScN program educates students to be competent nurses to work with individuals families groups or communities from a health promotion perspective and an ethic of caring Practice experiences occur in acute care extended care and intermediate care hospitals and other community health agencies and homes with options for local regional provincial national and international practicums
Admission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 or equivalent rsaquo BC Chemistry 11 or TRU
Chemistry 0500 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo BC Biology 12 or TRU Biology 0600 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo One other BC Science at the grade 11 or 12 level C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Foundation of Math 12 or Pre-Calculus12 or TRU MATH 0600 and MATH 0610 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo English 12 or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
Practical Nursing Diplomandash Williams Lake campus
The provincial practical nursing education diploma program is a 2-year program designed to provide learners with the knowledge skills judgments and attitudes to perform to the full range of competencies as identified by the College of Licensed Practical Nurses of British Columbia (CLPNBC) The aim of the program is to prepare graduates to care for individuals and families at multiple life stages and in a variety of practice settings Upon successful completion of the program you will be eligible to write the Canadian Practical Nurse Registration Exam (CPNRE) required for licensure in BC
Admission Requirements
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalent rsaquo English 12English 12 First Nations
or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Math 11 Foundations with a C minimum grade
rsaquo Human Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nurses with a C+ minimum grade
Students have two options to meet this prerequisite
1 PNUR 1300 Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nursing OR TRU-Open Learning - HLTH 1121 Foundation Human Anatomy-Physiology for Heath Promotion
2 BIOL 1590 and BIOL 1690 Human Anatomy and Physiology OR TRU-Open Learning - BIOL 1593 and BIOL 1693 with a C minimum grade
Option 2 is recommended for students who are looking to ladder into the BScN program
Faculty of Science
School of Nursing gt trucanursing
34 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Arts
The Faculty of Arts offers exceptional opportunities for students inside and outside of the classroom to explore ideas engage communities and encounter the world
Police and Justice DiplomaThe Police and Justice Diploma prepares students for careers in Canadian policing and justice including sheriffs corrections parole and private security The program prepares graduates to have the necessary skills and knowledge required for a justice-related career Graduates may further their studies in the Bachelor of Arts Major in Criminology at TRU
Bachelor of Arts (BA)The Bachelor of Art degree is an excellent way to begin the experience of university for students who want to explore their options The BA offers a broad liberal arts education that combines a concentration in at least one discipline while ensuring a wide selection of courses as well as opportunities to incorporate other learning experiences such as Study Abroad and Co-operative Education
Associate of Arts Degree (AA)The associate arts degree is a 2-year program designed to provide an educational experience that lays a solid foundation for further study Students are required to complete a broad range of course offerings balanced with in-depth study in science
Bachelor of General Studies (BGS) (Online Only)This degree program provides a flexible structure that allows students to create their own program with as much or as little subject specialization as they want
Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS)BIS is a unique two-year program that students may enter after two years of university study or a two-year post-secondary diploma It allows students to create a customized program of study in their third and fourth years or to create new career options by completing their undergraduate degrees
Bachelor of Journalism (BJour)Students may enter this program directly from high school or after completing two years of study in the liberal arts This degree is career-oriented aimed at preparing students to become communication specialists for employment with community and daily newspapers magazines government agencies corporations and non-profit and advocacy organizations
Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA)The Fine Arts degree is a four-year program that allows students an education in the visual arts within a university context Studio courses such as Ceramics Drawing Photography Printmaking Sculpture Painting and interdisciplinary combinations of these media will be studied alongside academic disciplines ranging from Art History to English and Philosophy Gallery Studies such as Gallery Management and Curating are also available at the upper-level
What can I study in Arts at TRUMajors amp Minorsbull Communicationsbull Criminologybull Economicsbull Economic and Political Studiesbull Englishbull Geographybull Historybull Interdisciplinary Studiesbull Journalismbull Mathematicsbull Philosophybull Psychologybull Sociologybull Theatre Artsbull Visual Arts
Other Minors and Specializationsbull Anthropologybull Archaeology amp Geologybull Canadian Studiesbull Creative Writingbull Environmental Economics amp
Sustainable Developmentbull Managementbull Political Studies
Degreesbull Bachelor of Artsbull Bachelor of Fine Artsbull Bachelor of Interdisciplinary
Studiesbull Bachelor of Journalism
Diplomasbull Diploma in General Studiesbull Associate of Artsbull Fine Artsbull Police and Justicebull Visual Arts
Certificatesbull Aboriginal Studiesbull Literary and Art Historybull Modern Languagesbull Visual Arts Studio
International Opportunitiesbull AnthropologymdashEastern Europe
amp Philippinesbull Management amp Communicationmdash
Germanybull Leadership in Global Competency
Environmental Sustainability Social Media AdvantagemdashGermany
bull Geography amp JapanesemdashJapan
Co-op internship available
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Faculty of Human Social and Educational Development
Master of Education (MEd)The Master of Education program with a concentration in Educational Leadership offers thesis final project or capstone course options Designed for the working professional involved in education and for students who wish to assume positions as educational leaders and researchers or who work in education health care private industry and government
Education Requirement
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent with a minimum B average (GPA of 30 on a scale of 433) in the last 60 credits or completion of TRUrsquos Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies
Language Requirement
bull Completion of undergraduate degree at an English language university in a country where English is the primary language or
bull IELTS score of 65 (all bands) orbull A minimum TOEFL score of 88 with no
section below 20 (IBT) orbull Completion of TRU ESL level 5
Documentation Required
bull TRU Master of Education applicationbull A personal resumeacutebull A letter of intentbull Two letters of referencebull Official transcripts of all
post-secondary education
Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)The Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies (GCES) is designed to help develop the English language and academic skills to successfully meet the MEd entry requirements
The GCES is considered a standalone graduate certificate that completes qualifications for admission into TRUrsquos MEd program Students will be required to successfully complete three graduate level courses and students who require English upgrading will need to also successfully complete TRUrsquos ESL program before entering the MEd program Note Credits received in GCES do not transfer to the TRU MEd program
Bachelor of Education (BEd)The Bachelor of Education (Elementary) degree program is a two-year program which prepares students to teach in elementary schools Graduates obtain their professional teaching certificate from the Ministry of Education Teacher Regulation Branch (TRB) which qualifies the graduate to teach kindergarten to grade 12 in BC public schools Graduates can also teach in any province or territory in Canada and in many other countries
Admission Requirements
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent normally in Arts Fine Arts Mathematics Science Music or Physical Education
Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)The Bachelor of Social Work program prepares competent generalist practitioners to provide service and leadership within regional national and global contexts to achieve social justice respect for diversity and social change Employment opportunities exist in a wide variety of government and voluntary organizations such as family and childrenrsquos services child welfare mental health services hospitals womenrsquos services crisis services corrections and Aboriginal social services
Human Service DiplomaThe Human Service Diploma prepares students for careers with government or non-profit agencies that provide support and assistance to individuals coping with economic disadvantage mental health issues developmental gender and diversity issues as well as challenges such as addiction family change and involvement with the justice system
Early Childhood Education Diploma (ECE)The ECE program provides excellent learning techniques so that students can acquire the necessary knowledge and skills to become effective educators of young children Early Childhood Education is a rapidly expanding field Completion of the ECE Diploma satisfies the requirements of the Community Care Facilities Branch (CCFB) of the BC Government for a License to Practice as an Early Childhood Educator in British Columbia
Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) CertificateThe TESL Certificate is designed to provide a comprehensive course of study to prepare students to work in the ESL field nationally and internationally This one-semester program requires a previous university degree for admission It includes 195 instructional hours including a teaching practicum Upon completion students receive a TESL certificate from TRU Graduates may also apply for a second certificate from TESL Canada The components of the program introduce students to the core topics of pedagogical grammar curriculum design and instructional methodology and cross cultural studies as well as to a variety of teaching modules such as Pronunciation Skills Assessment and Evaluation and Second Language Acquisition
Program highlights
bull Accredited by TESL Canada bull Includes a supervised practicum to gain
hands-on guided classroom experiencebull Small class sizes (maximum 20 students) bull Abundant work opportunities in Canada
and around the world
What can I study in Human Social and Educational Development
Graduate
rsaquo Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)
rsaquo Master of Education Leadership
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Education (Elementary)bull Bachelor of Education
(Physical Education)bull Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)
Diploma
bull Early Childhood Educationbull Human Service Diploma
Certificate
bull Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) Post-Baccalaureate Certificate
Co-op internship available
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36 | International Program Guide Study Options
School of Trades and TechnologyTRUrsquos School of Trades and Technology has many trades training programs that result in provincial Industrial Training Authority or Red Seal Certification The instructors at TRU are some of the best in BC Canada and beyond As the economy struggles there is no better time to complete your trades training so that you will be ahead of the curve and ready when the economy turns around
What can I study in Trades and Technology at TRU
bull Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (online only)
bull Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)
bull Diploma in Water Treatment Technology
Foundation and Apprenticeship Training
bull Automotive Service Technicianbull Carpenterbull Commercial Transport Vehicle Mechanic
Technicianbull Electricianbull Heavy Duty Mechanicbull Gasfittingbull InboardOutboard Mechanicbull Plumbingbull Welding
Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)The BTTM degree program provides technologists with the knowledge and skills necessary to become effective project leaders supervisors and managers in organizations within a changing business and technical environment
Admission Requirements
A two or three-year diploma in technology or equivalent
Students who complete the two-year Water Treatment Technology Program or the three-year Architectural and Engineering Technology program (ARET) can ladder into the BTTM
Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (BTTTL) (Online Only)
This new program the only one of its kind in Canada builds upon the candidatersquos trades or technology qualifications It is aimed at allowing certified tradespeople and technologists to gain the business and leadership knowledge needed for management and other advanced positions
WATER amp WASTEWATER PROGRAMSWater sustains life Now you can help sustain our precious water supplies Gain job-ready skills to protect drinking water quality safeguard water resources and ensure the sustainability of the water supplies that are crucial to public health and the environment Canada and the World are facing shortages of educated and trained water and wastewater operatorsmdashyoursquoll be in demand upon graduation
Certificate in Water amp Wastewater UtilitiesThe Certificate is an entry-level training and education program in the operation and maintenance of Water and Wastewater Treatment Distribution and Collection systems The Certificate requirements are a successful completion of 12 courses 6 per term total of 36 credits to graduate This program ladders into the Water Treatment Technology Diploma Program
Schedule Term 1 August 17 to December 18 2015 Term 2 January 4 to May 09 2016
Water amp Wastewater Technology DiplomaTRU Water and Wastewater Diploma is a two-year four semester program
The diploma prepares students to operate and maintain water and wastewater treatment distribution re-use and disposal facilities as well as how to monitor source water quality This program is designed to educate students in chemistry microbiology mathematics mechanical and electrical systems instrumentation and treatment technologies as they are applied in the water industry Students will also study environmental law occupational health and safety communications and utility management
During the hands-on practical trainingmdashstudents will be trained in the operation maintenance troubleshooting of water systems at the state-of-the-art Kamloops Centre for Water Quality
Students can choose to exit the program after completion of the first year of studies with a Certificate in Water and Wastewater Utilities or complete the entire Diploma This program also ladders into the Bachelors of Technology the Bachelor of
Trades and Technology Leadership or the Bachelor of General Studies at TRU
Admission Requirement
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalentbull Math 11 Foundations or MATH 0410
and 0520 or equivalentbull Chemistry 11 and Biology 11 are
recommendedbull Meet TRUrsquos minimum English
language requirements
For further information please contact Satwinder Paul Program Coordinator spaultruca
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A When to ApplyPlease note the following application deadlines Late applications will be considered if space is availableWinter January semester
Application deadline October 15Summer May semester
Application deadline February 15Fall September semester
Application deadline May 31
B How to Apply1 Application
Complete all information on the application form For faster processing complete application online at truworldca
2 Program Selection Mark your program choices clearly
3 Transcripts With this application submit official transcripts (or certified copies) of your secondary school grades and any post-secondary institutions you have attended Transcripts must be officially translated into English You may scan and email or fax the transcripts for faster processing but originals must be presented on arrival to TRU Otherwise you will not be allowed to register for courses at TRU
4 Application Fee A non-refundable application fee of CDN$100 must accompany your application
5 Send Send your completed application form school transcripts and application fee to International Admissions at iapplytruca
C Next Steps1 Processing
Your application will be processed within five working days
2 Pre-Acceptance TRU will send a pre-acceptance letter indicating(a) the program to which you
have been accepted and (b) any conditions of your acceptance
3 Submit You should submit the required fees for your first semester of study (as outlined in your pre-acceptance letter)
4 Final Acceptance Upon receiving payment of tuition and general fees TRU will send an official letter of acceptance
5 Housing Either make arrangements with the accommodation directly or used the TRU World service to secure your room Students must pay a C$150 accommodation application fee when using the service with TRU World
6 Student VISA Use your official TRU letter of acceptance to apply to the nearest Canadian Embassy or Consulate for a student visa
7 Airport Pickup Note Airport pick up only available at the Kamloops airport Additional charges may apply
D Paymentbull Fees may be paid by credit card (Visa
Mastercard American Express) bank draft or bank transfer You can also make payments through our online secure payment facility at truworldca
bull If paying by bank draft bank wire transfer or money order copy of the financial document must be attached
bull Please make your bank draft or money order payable to Thompson Rivers University
bull Bank transfer details Thompson Rivers University Acct 1105-935 Transit 07200 Swift Code BOFMCAM2 Bank of Montreal (BMO) 101Fndash1180 Columbia Street West Kamloops BC Canada V2C 6R6
Send a copy of the wire transfer receipt to iapplytruca
E Send Applications toInternational Admissions Thompson Rivers University 900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8
Tel +12508285252 Fax +12503715513
Email iapplytruca
TRU Refund PolicyStudents should familiarize themselves with TRUrsquos refund policy prior to submitting payment for their studies
International students who
(a) Withdraw prior to the start of instruction will receive a 50 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced the balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(b) Withdraw in the first or second week of instruction will receive a 25 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced The balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(c) Withdraw after the second week of instruction will receive no refund of tuition A forfeit of the semester tuition and general fees will be implemented if we are not advised of a request for refund or deferral
(d) Withdraw due to a failure to obtain a student permit prior to arrival at TRU will be entitled to a full refund of tuition and general fees invoiced less a CDN$200 administration fee Students must notify TRU in writing and provide documentation prior to the start of the semester (the original letter from the Canadian Embassy stating the reasons the visa was denied is requiredmdashno photocopies scans or faxes are accepted) Total non-refundable including application fee of CDN$100 is CDN$300
(e) New students who wish to defer the start of their first semester of study to a future semester may do so only twice and up to a maximum of one calendar year (ie a student accepted to the fall semester may defer until the next fall semester but not beyond) Continuing students who wish to defer their admission must do so before the beginning of the semester Once the deferral has expired students will need to reapply if they wish to recommence studies at a later date Deferral must be requested in writing and sent to iapplytruca prior to the start of the semester Once instruction begins policies (b) and (c) above apply
(f ) Withdrawal for Medical ReasonsmdashApart from the policy outlined for international students there is no provision for a medical refund outside this policy For continuing students who are required to withdraw for medical reasons we encourage the student to visit their Academic Advisor and fill in a ldquoComplete Program Withdraw Formrdquo This allows the student to withdraw from a course or program without obtaining a ldquoDNC (Did Not Complete)rdquo on their academic record
Application Instructions
Online Interactive Brochure wwwi-studentglobalcomtru
Thompson Rivers University900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8T +12508285252 bull F +12503715513Inquiries welcometruca bull Applications iapplytruca
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School of Business and EconomicsMaster of BusinessAdministration (MBA)The TRU MBA Advantage
The TRU MBA is designed to meet the needs of our students who can customize their learning experience with maximum fl exibility and unparalleled choice
bull One and two-year MBA programs bull Three program completion options
Graduate Project Graduate Thesis and Course-Based completion options
bull TRUrsquos MBA program does notrequire a GMAT score or have a minimum professional workexperience requirement
Entrance Requirements
1 Education 3 or 4-year undergraduate degree with a minimum B average (GPA of 30 on a scale of 400 or equivalent) in the last 60 credits
2 Language rsaquo Completion of undergraduate
degree at an English language university in a country where English is the primary language or
rsaquo IELTS score of 70 (all bands) or rsaquo A minimum TOEFL score of 100 with
no section below 20 (IBT) or rsaquo Completion of TRU ENGL 1100 and
CMNS 1290 with a B (GPA of 300)or higher
3 Quantitative and Computing Skills Quantitative skills include a strong background in algebra and statistics Computing skills include having a strong background in word processing presentation and spreadsheet software
One-Year Program
Graduates of a four-year BBA or Bachelor of Commerce degrees may be eligible for direct admission to the 12-month MBA Level The MBA program consists of eight core courses plus a choice of one of three completion options
Two-Year Program
Students from other undergraduate fi elds may be eligible for the two-year MBA program which provides students witha solid foundation in business administration plus the strategic management skills required to succeed in the global business environment
MBA Foundation amp GraduateCertifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) program
The two-year MBA begins with the Graduate Certifi cate in Business Administration (GCBA) program which consists of 6 courses (2 semesters) of Foundation courses in the major subject areas of Business Administration The GCBA off ers a pathway to the 12-month MBA program for students with non-business-related undergraduate degrees and ensures they have the knowledge required to be successful in the MBA program Upon successful completion of the MBA Foundation courses with a minimumB grade proceed automatically to the MBA level which requires 3 semesters(12 months) to complete
All MBA students in year 2 complete eight core courses plus a choice of one of three completion options Course-Based Graduate Project or Graduate Thesis
The Course-Based option provides the opportunity to study four additional advanced management courses in areas such as Corporate Finance Marketing Decision Analysis Entrepreneurshipand Innovation
The Graduate Project option provides the opportunity to address an applied management issue or problem This option provides situational experience and allows the student to focus in a specifi c areaof management
The Graduate Thesis option provides the opportunity to prepare and defend a thesis further developing critical thinking skills as well as academic research skills
Graduates of our MBA program have successfully obtained positions in a variety of industries and sectors including major corporations government small- and medium-sized businesses and non-profi ts locally across Canada and around the world
Throughout the program TRUrsquos MBA Students are off ered opportunities for career development The Career Development Program provides workshops events guest speakers and activities designed to develop career readiness for MBA students and provide additional opportunities to achieve the learning goals and objectives of the program
For more information about MBA studies at TRU please visit our website at trucamba or email us at mbatruca
What can I studyin Business andEconomics at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Master of Business Administrationbull MBA Foundation amp Graduate
Certifi cate in Business Administration
bull Post-Baccalaureate Diplomas rsaquo Accounting rsaquo Business Administration rsaquo Finance rsaquo Human Resource Management rsaquo International Business rsaquo Marketing rsaquo New Venture Creation rsaquo Supply Chain Management
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Business Administration rsaquo Accounting rsaquo Economics rsaquo Environmental Economics amp
Sustainable Development (Minor)
rsaquo Finance rsaquo Financial Markets
amp Institutions (Minor) rsaquo Human Resource Management rsaquo Information Technology rsaquo International Business rsaquo Marketing rsaquo New Venture Creation rsaquo Supply Chain Management
bull Bachelor of BusinessAdministration and Computing Science double degree
bull Bachelor of CommercemdashTRU-OLbull Bachelor of Public
AdministrationmdashTRU-OL
Diplomas
bull Accounting Technicianbull Executive Assistantbull Management
Certifi cates
bull Administrative Assistantbull Management StudiesCo-op internship available
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International Program Guide Study Options | 25
School of Business and EconomicsPOST-BACCALAUREATEDIPLOMAS IN BUSINESSThe Post-Baccalaureate diplomas are valuable to international students who wish to come to Canada to learn English gain exposure to the culture and study in a compressed format Post-Baccalaureate diplomas normally take two years to complete on a full-time basis and are designed for students with a degree in a diff erent fi eld of study
Admission Requirements
bull Math 12 or MATH 0610 or MATH 1000 or equivalent (C+ or higher)
bull ENGL 1100 or equivalent with a C+or higher
bull A bachelor degreeStudents may commence their studies while they upgrade their mathematics and English
AccountingMATH 107 Mathematics for Business amp Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
ECON 1900 Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics orSTAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
ACCT 3200 Intermediate Financial Accounting 1
ACCT 3210 Intermediate Financial Accounting 2
ACCT 3220 Income Taxation 1
ACCT 3230 Income Taxation 2
ACCT 3250 Intermediate Management Accounting
FNCE 4110 Adv Financial Management for Accountants
ACCT 4200 Advanced Financial Accounting
ACCT 4230 Assurance
ACCT 4250 Advanced Management Accounting
MIST 4610 Strategic Management Information Systems
Business AdministrationMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business amp Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Mathematics with Applications 1
MNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
ECON 1900 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Principles of Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics orSTATS 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MNGT 4780 Strategic Management
One additional 30004000 business course
Note Business courses include those beginning with the ACCT BLAW MIST ENTR FNCE HRMN IBUS MKTG MNGT ORGB SCMN or BUSN acronyms
FinanceMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Mathematics with Applications 1
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics orMATH 1130 Enriched Calculus or MATH 1140 Calculus 1 or MATH 1150 Calculus for Biological Sciences
ECON 1900 Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 orSTAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
FNCE 3150 Investments 1
FNCE 3170 Investments 2
FNCE 3180 Risk Management and Financial Engineering
FNCE 4130 Advanced Financial Management
FNCE 4180 International Financial Management
At least fi ve ofBLAW 2910 Commercial Law
FNCE 3140 Financial Statement Analysis
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
FNCE 4120 Business Valuation and Restructuring
FNCE 4140 Personal Financial Management
FNCE 4160 Portfolio Management
FNCE 4190 Financial Institutions Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
Human ResourceManagementMNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
ORGB 3770 Teamwork in Organizations
ORGB 3810 Organizational Theory and Design
HRMN 3830 Human Resource Planning and Staffi ng
HRMN 3840 Employee and Labour Relations
BLAW 3920 Employment Law
HRMN 4830 Total Rewards
HRMN 4840 Organizational Learning Trainingand Development
ORGB 4870 Organizational Development and Change
HRMN 4890 Selected Topics in HR Management
International BusinessMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or
STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
MKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3510 International Business
IBUS 3520 Global Management
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
IBUS 4520 International Trade Finance
IBUS 4530 International Trade Law and Logistics
IBUS 4540 Global Entrepreneurship
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TRU Moose Donrsquot be surprised if people you donrsquot know smile and say ldquohirdquo Canadians are just that friendly
26 | International Program Guide Study Options
MarketingACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
MKTG 3470 Consumer Behaviour
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3510 International Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MKTG 4460 Marketing Strategy
At least seven ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
MKTG 4400 Professional Sales Management
MKTG 4410 Services Marking
MKTG 4420 Brand Management
MKTG 4430 Retail Management
MKTG 4440 Advanced Marketing Research
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
New Venture CreationMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics or MATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
MKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
ENTR 3720 All Business Finance
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
ENTR 4750 New Venture Creation
ENTR 4760 Small Business Management
Supply Chain ManagementMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business amp Economics or MATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics 2 or MATH 1130 Enriched Calculus or MATH 1140 Calculus 1 or
MATH 1150 Calculus for Biological Sciences
STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
SCMN 3330 Procurement Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MIST 3620 Web-Enabled Business
SCMN 4310 Operations Management
SCMN 4320 Logistics and Transportation
SCMN 4390 Selected Topics in Supply Chain Management
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
At least 2 ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
IBUS 3520 Global Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
School of Business and Economics gt trucamba gt trucabusiness
Accountingbull Treasury Manager bull Chief Financial Officer bull Budget Director bull Taxation Manager bull Management Consultant bull Tax Auditor bull International Accountant
Financebull Corporate Loans Officer bull Personal Financial Advisorbull Equity Analyst bull Portfolio Manager bull Chief Financial Officer bull Stock Broker bull Investment Dealer bull Treasury Manager
Human Resource Managementbull Director of Human Resourcesbull Training Officer bull Industrial Relations Officer bull Health and Safety Specialist bull Harassment Advisor bull Employee Benefits Officerbull Human Resources Manager
Information Technology bull Network Manager bull Systems Analyst bull Website Designer bull Computer Programmer bull Database Administrator
International Businessbull Export Sales Manager bull Foreign Trade Consultantbull Import and Export Specialist bull International Marketing Manager bull International Shipping Specialist
Marketingbull Brand Manager bull Advertising Account Executivebull District Sales Manager bull Market Researcher bull Sales Representative bull Public Relations Directorbull Promotions Manager
New Venture Creation bull Small Business Ownerbull Franchiseebull Loans Officerbull Venture Capitalistbull Small Business Consultant
Supply Chain Managementbull Process Engineerbull Supply Chain Analystbull Supply Chains Systems Managerbull InventoryPurchasing Managerbull Materials AnalystManagerbull Logistics Manager
Typical Job Titles
International Program Guide Study Options | 27
Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)The Bachelor of Business Administration degree is a four-year program
bull First and second years Foundation of business and non-business courses
bull Third and fourth years Students select majors and minors or concentrations
bull Current major and minor options Accounting Economics Finance New Venture Creation Human Resource Management International Business Marketing Information Technology (major only) and Public Relations (minor only)
First and Second Year Courses
bull 6 Humanities credits (English Philosophy Languages Fine Arts)
bull 6 Social Sciences credits (Anthropology Canadian Studies Economics Geography Political Studies Psychology Sociology)
Core CoursesThe following 72 credits (24 courses) are requiredACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
CMNS 1290 Introduction to Professional Writing
CMNS 3240 Business Communications
ECON 1900 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Principles of Macroeconomics
ECON 2320 Statistics for Business and Economics 1
ECON 2330 Statistics for Business and Economics 2
ECON 3040 Managerial Economics
ENGL 1100 Introduction to University Writing or ENGL 1110 Introduction to Prose Fiction or ENGL 1120 Introduction to Poetry or ENGL 1140 Introduction to Drama or ENGL 1210 Introduction to Drama and Poetry
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MNGT 4780 Strategic Management
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
PHIL 1110 Introduction to Critical Thinking
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
BBA MajorsAccountingACCT 3200 Intermediate Financial Accounting 1
ACCT 3210 Intermediate Financial Accounting 2
ACCT 3220 Income Taxation 1
ACCT 3230 Income Taxation 2
ACCT 3250 Intermediate Management Accounting
FNCE 4110 Advanced Financial Management for Accountants
ACCT 4200 Advanced Financial Accounting
ACCT 4230 Assurance
ACCT 4250 Advanced Management Accounting
MIST 4610 Strategic Management Information Systems
EconomicsThe Major in Economics requires 42 ECON credits of which 24 must be at the 3000 and 4000 level with a minimum of 6 at the 4000 level ECON 2900 and ECON 2950 are required and either ECON 3900 or ECON 3950 must be taken
FinanceFNCE 3150 Investments 1
FNCE 3170 Investments 2
FNCE 3180 Risk Management and Financial Engineering
FNCE 4130 Advanced Financial Management
FNCE 4180 International Financial Management
Plus at least three ofFNCE 3140 Financial Statement Analysis
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
FNCE 4120 Business Valuation and Restructuring
FNCE 4140 Personal Financial Management
FNCE 4160 Portfolio Management
FNCE 4190 Financial Institutions Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
General BBAStudents must complete at least 24 credits (normally 8 courses) of 300 or 400-level business or ECON courses in addition to the core requirements in 3rd and 4th year
Human Resource ManagementORGB 3810 Organizational Theory and Design
HRMN 3830 Human Resource Planning and Staffing
HRMN 3840 Employee and Labour Relations
BLAW 3920 Employment Law
HRMN 4830 Total Rewards
HRMN 4840 Organizational Learning Training and Development
ORGB 4870 Organizational Development and Change
HRMN 4890 Selected Topics in HR Management
International BusinessMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3520 Global Management
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
IBUS 4520 International Trade Finance
IBUS 4530 International Trade Law and Logistics
IBUS 4540 Global Entrepreneurship
MarketingMKTG 3470 Consumer Behaviour
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
MKTG 4460 Marketing Strategy
Plus at least five ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
MKTG 4400 Professional Sales Management
MKTG 4410 Services Marketing
MKTG 4420 Brand Management
MKTG 4430 Retail Management
MKTG 4440 Advanced Marketing Research
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
New Venture CreationACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
MKTG 3480 Market Research
ENTR 3720 Small Business Finance
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communicated
ENTR 4750 New Venture Creation
ENTR 4760 Small Business Management
School of Business and Economics gt trucamba gt trucabusiness
28 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism
TOURISM MANAGEMENTTourism Management faculty strive to deliver education experiences that blend theory with practice to ensure our graduates are confident in applying the knowledge they gain and management practicemdashboth essential for leaders of tomorrow
Bachelor of Tourism Management (BTM)This four-year degree provides a solid foundation for the management of tourism businesses The BTM is designed to give students the skill and confidence to develop their own tourism businesses and fill the growing need for managers in the tourism industry Course assignments introduce students to current management issues with local regional national and international tourism businesses and organizations
Students may enter in first year or may transfer from other programs Graduates of TRU tourism diplomas or other tourism or business-related diplomas may also ladder into the BTM
Bachelor of Tourism Management Double DegreeTake your 4th year in the Netherlands and get a double degree TRU has partnered with the best university of applied sciences in the Netherlands to offer a second credential effectively doubling your degree in a single year of study abroad Instruction at NHTV is in English fostering connections with your fellow students and with your Dutch counterparts who will complete the double degree at TRU in their fourth year
Tourism Management DiplomasEvents and Conventions ManagementSpecial events and conventions are being recognized as great income generators for a community and the fastest growing segment of the tourism industry Employment opportunities exist within corporations hotels resorts convention centres municipal convention and visitorsrsquo bureaus and destination management companies
Resort and Hotel ManagementThis two-year diploma program is designed to provide the theory and practical skills essential to begin a career in Resort and Hotel Management Courses in this diploma provide instruction in Hotel Operations Food and Beverage Management and Hospitality Administration
Sports Event ManagementIn this multi-faceted program you will learn about sports and business From managing a sporting company or organization directing a club sport facility or starting your own company this is your opportunity to practice and master the business skills and expertise to produce organize and manage sport events anywhere
Tourism ManagementThe Tourism Management diploma will provide the basic skills and training for careers in Venue Management Tourism Community Planning and Consulting Tourism Marketing Management and Small Tourism Business Management
What can I study in Tourism at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Post-Baccalaureate Diplomas rsaquo Adventure Studies rsaquo International
Tourism Development rsaquo Tourism
Destination Development rsaquo Tourism
Experience Development
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies ndash Adventure Concentration
bull Bachelor of Tourism Management
rsaquo Majorsbull Adventurebull Entrepreneurbull Management
rsaquo Minorbull Adventure Studiesbull International Adventure in
Tourism Developmentbull Entrepreneurshipbull Managementbull Marketingbull Environmental Economics
and Developmentbull Financebull Human Resourcesbull International Business
Diplomas
bull Adventure Guide bull Adventure Management bull Events amp Conventions Managementbull Resort amp Hotel Managementbull Sports Event Managementbull Tourism Management
Certificates
bull Aboriginal Tourismbull Adventure Sportsbull Canadian Mountain and Ski Guidebull Culinary Artsbull Retail Meat Processing
International Opportunities
bull Adventure Tourism field tripbull Study Abroad
Co-op internship available
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International Program Guide Study Options | 29
POSTndashBACCALAUREATE TOURISM MANAGEMENT DIPLOMASPost-baccalaureate diplomas aredesigned for those who already have an undergraduate degree
Students will acquire a strong foundation in international tourism development subjects including experiences marketing environmental issues community and cultural issues product developmentand innovation
Admission Requirements
bull Any undergraduate degreebull Math 12 or equivalent bull IELTS 65 no band less than 60 or TOEFL
88 no section less than 20
Adventure StudiesTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (24 credits)TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing and Customer Service
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
ADVG 3110 Adventure Activities (Note this course has an activity fee)
ADVG 3130 Adventure Operations
ADVG 4010 Business Applications for Eco and Adventure Tourism Management
ADVG 4020 Legal Liability and Risk Management for Eco and Adventure Businesses
ADVG 4220 The Culture of Adventure
SpecializationmdashRequired Course (6 credits)
Select a total of 6 credits within ADVG activity based courses (1000-2000 level) Examples include kayaking skiing rock climbing ocean surfi ng etc
SpecializationmdashOptions (9 credits)
Select 3 of the following optionsADVG 4030 Contemporary Perspectives in Eco
and Adventure
ADVG 4040 Programming Experiential Activities
ADVG 4070 Directed Studies in Adventure
ADVG 4210 Adventure and Sport Marketing
ADVG 4230 Consulting In Adventure
39 Total Credits
InternationalTourism DevelopmentTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (39 credits)TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing and Customer Service
TMGT 3010 Community and Cultural Issues in Tourism
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
TMGT 4010 Experience Creation and Product Development
ADVG 4100 Adventure Tourism Field Trip (International)(Note course has activity fees and travel costs associated with it)
SpecializationmdashRequired Course (18 credits)
ADVG 4050 International Adventure Tourism Business
ADVG 4090 Nature-based Community Development
TMGT 4160 Tourism in a Global Environment
TMGT 2610 Environmental issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
ADVG 4070 Directed Studies in Adventure
39 Total Credits
Tourism DestinationDevelopmentTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (21 credits)CMNS 1810 Business Professional and Academic
Composition (or ENGL 1100)
TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing amp Customer Service
TMGT 2610 Environmental Issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3000 Practicum in Tourism (120 hours)
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
Tourism Electivesmdash(15 credits)
One Lower Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Upper Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Culture amp Place Elective from TMGT 3010 4090 4100 4220 ADVG 4220
One Global Perspectives Elective from TMGT 4030 4040 4160 4981 ADVG 4050 4160
One Experience Design Elective from TMGT 4010 4050 4130 4170 4180 4210 ADVG 4040 4200
Specializationmdash(18 credits)
EVNT 2190 Destination Marketing Organizations
TMGT 3010 Community and Cultural Issues in Tourism
TMGT 3040 Land Use Management or
TMGT 4040 Tourism and Sustainable Development
TMGT 4120 Developing New Tourism Enterprises or
TMGT 4140 Tourism Strategy
Specialty ElectiveSelect 1 of the following
TMGT 2080 2090 4030 4050 ADVG 4090
TMGT 4020 Graduating Seminar
54 Total Credits
Tourism ExperienceManagementTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (21 credits)CMNS 1810 Business Professional and Academic
Composition (or ENGL 1100)
TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing amp Customer Service
TMGT 2610 Environmental Issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3000 Practicum in Tourism (120 hours)
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
Tourism Electivesmdash(15 credits)
One Lower Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Upper Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Culture amp Place Elective from TMGT 3010 4090 4100 4220 ADVG 4220
One Global Perspectives Elective from TMGT 4030 4040 4160 4981 ADVG 4050 4160
One Experience Design Elective from TMGT 4010 4050 4130 4170 4180 4210 ADVG 4040 4200
Specializationmdash(18 credits)
Select 5 of the following optionsADVG 4040 Programming Experiential Activities
ADVG 4160 Community Capacity Building
TMGT 4010 Experience Creation and Product Development
TMGT 4050 Event Tourism
TMGT 4090 The Culture of Events
TMGT 4100 The Social Side of Tourism
TMGT 4130 Tourist Behaviour
TMGT 4170 Information Technology in Tourism
TMGT 4180 Managing the Tourist Experience
TMGT 4210 Casino Operations Management
54 Total Credits
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism gt trucatourism
30 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism gt trucatourism
We off er the fi nest and most extensive Adventure Studies training in the world We create exceptional educational experiences to foster studentsrsquo physical mental and emotional development so as to be of service to the global commercial adventure industry
Programs of StudyThe Adventure Studies department now off ers eight diverse programs of study Each program enables students to obtain the knowledge and qualifi cations required for employment and careers in the eco and adventure tourism industry Many opportunities for career and adventure pursuits exist for TRU graduates
bull adventure specialist bull avalanche technician bull college instruction bull environmental studies bull government consultingbull guiding bull international development bull photo journalism bull tourism marketingbull travel writing
Adventure Studies in the Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS) is a unique program that allows students to design their own curriculum customized to their specifi c interests and goals The BIS is intended as a two-year add-on (60 credits) to any 60 credits of lower level credits a student brings into the program
Adventure Studies in Bachelor of Tourism Management is a unique combination of theory and practice both local and abroad that produces competent graduates who quickly apply their skills to their careers as consultants to businesses organizations communities government tourism and tourism industry professionals
The Adventure Guide Diploma is the best known guide training program that attracts worldwide scrutiny and sets the standard for training whitewater ocean climbing and ski guides in Canada
The Adventure Management Diploma provides students with a broad background and understanding of the management of adventure activities and the opportunity to develop profi ciency in their personal adventure sport skills
The Canadian Mountain and Ski Guide Certifi cation Diploma Program (CMSG)is a collaborative program between the Adventure Studies Department and the Association of Canadian MountainGuides (ACMG) The program includes industry-recognized certifi cations tothe standards of the ACMG and International Federation of Mountain Guide Associations (IFMGA)
Adventure Sport Certifi cate an introduction to adventure sports and the adventure industry This is the ideal program for entry-level adventure students and students wishing to explore their career interest in adventure-related fi elds
The Culinary Arts Training program covers all aspects of the professional kitchen from appetizers and gourmet foods to the creation of exquisite desserts Graduates of the Culinary Arts program can look forward to job opportunities in the food and restaurant industry
Culinary Arts Certifi cateAdmission Requirements
bull Successful medical exam bull Successful completion of the entry
assessment test (Accuplacer) through the TRU Assessment Centre This test is a measure of English and math competency taken by all students
bull Interview with program coordinator
Course Length - 3 Semesters
Includes 13 months of hands-on training which takes 16 months to complete There is a four-month summer break (May to August) for the opportunity to gain formalized work experience
Professional Cook Level 130 weeks (2 semesters)Cook 1J Safety and Sanitation
Cook 1H Basic Food Service and Kitchen Management
Cook 1K Health CareCook-Chill
Cook 1A Vegetable and Starch Cookery
Cook 1B Meat and Poultry Cookery
Cook 1C Seafood Cookery
Cook 1D Stocks Soups and Sauces
Cook 1E Meat Poultry and SeafoodCutting and Processing
Cook 1F Cold Kitchen
Cook 1G Baking and Desserts
Cook 1I Egg and Breakfast Cookery
Cook 2M Employment Skills
160 hours of work practicum in industry
Work Practicum and Industry Hours
Students will be required to log 120 hours within the industry In addition to the work practicum students must have a total of 400 hours of work-based training by working during summer prior to registering for Professional Cook Level 2
Professional Cook Level 214 weeks (1 Semester)
During the fi nal 14 weeks in addition to a full course load you will be required to work in the afternoons and evenings preparing dishes for the highly acclaimed TRU Dining Room Accolades and learn to learn to plan menus control food costs and begin to acquire industry management skills
CULINARY ARTS
ADVENTURE STUDIES
International Program Guide Study Options | 31
Faculty of Science
What can I studyin Science at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Master of Sciencein Environmental Science
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Science rsaquo Majors
bull General Sciencebull Animal Biologybull Chemistrybull Chemical Biologybull Cellular Molecular
amp Microbial Biologybull Ecology amp
Environmental Biologybull Environmental Chemistrybull Computing Sciencebull Mathematicsbull Mathematical Sciencesbull Physicsbull Statistics
rsaquo Minorsbull Geoarcheologybull Management
bull Bachelor of Computing Sciencebull Bachelor of Computing Science
amp Business Administrationdouble degree
bull Bachelor of Natural Resource Sciencebull Bachelor of Health Sciencebull Bachelor of Technology Managementbull Associate of Science bull Forestry Transfer (1st amp 2nd year)bull Engineering Transfer
(2-year transfer program)
Diplomas
bull Computer Information Systems Technology
bull Architectural ampEngineering Technology
bull Respiratory Therapy
Co-op internship available
SCIENCES ANDENVIRONMENT
Master of Science inEnvironmental ScienceThe TRU Master of Science in Environmental Science is a thesis-based degree with three areas of specialization 1) Ecology and Evolution 2) Physical Sciences and 3) Policy and Management The program is designed to produce graduates who are innovative andhave multi-disciplinary skills and broad knowledge in the fi eld of environmental science It is structured to be unique fl exible and relevant
Applications must be submitted four months before the intended starting date Please note that applications cannot be processed until a faculty member has indicated they will act as supervisor for the studentrsquos thesis Please contact the Coordinator of the Master of Science program at MSc_Coordtruca for more information
Admission Requirements
MSc application form cover letter personal reacutesumeacute two letters of recommendation written by professional or academic references offi cial copy of educational transcripts with GPA of 333 over the last two years of undergraduate studies and offi cial TOEFL results
Bachelor of Science (BSc)The Bachelor of Science degree program is a rigorous program that provides students with both depth and breadth in their science education emphasizes the acquisition of communication skills and promotes computer literacy The program also provides fl exibility so that students may pursue interests in disciplines outside there area of specialization TRU off ers three routes to a Bachelor of Science degree a Majors program in a specifi c discipline or disciplines an Honours Program in a specifi c discipline or a General Science Degree Program
Pre-Professional Health Sciences (Bachelor of Science)
Students interested in professional health care careers can complete their required undergraduate university study at TRU before applying for admission to professional programs at another university
Pre-Professional Health Sciences
bull Pre-Medicinebull Pre-Pharmacybull Pre-Chiropracticbull Pre-Dentistrybull Pre-Naturopathic Medicine
Bachelor of ScienceAdmission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 (or equivalent)bull Pre-Calculus Math 12 (C+) or Math 12
Principles (C+) or TRU Math 06000610bull Physics 11 (C+) or TRU Physics 0500bull Chemistry 11 (C+) or TRU Chemistry 0500
Bachelor of NaturalResource Science (BNRS)The purpose of the BNRS degree program is to prepare students for careers in a widerange of natural resource sector jobs and for further academic study in graduate school ldquoNatural resourcesrdquo include water forests rangeland soil minerals fi sheries and wildlife Natural resource science therefore is the application of scientifi c principles and knowledge towards a better understanding and management of these resources
Possible areas of employment include
bull Resource management and planning for government or industry
bull Operational forestrybull Teaching interpretation and guidingbull Wildlife biology and managementbull Habitat protectionbull Fisheries and animal researchbull Strategic land use planning
Forestry Transfer ProgramTRU off ers the fi rst general year of Forestry and the second year of Forest Resource Management Forest Science Natural Resource Conservation and Forest Operations Students who have completed the required fi rst or second year courses with a GPA of at least 25 are eligible to apply for admission to the UBC Faculty of Forestry
Katey I love the chemistry program at TRU The professors are incredible I love how accessible they are and always available for questions When you know your professors and they know you it makes for a much more personal learning environment Watch Kateyrsquos video on YouTube mytruworld
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COMPUTING SCIENCEAND ADVANCEDTECHNOLOGY
Why Computing Science
Many of the technologies we use and enjoy today were created by computing scientists As a future computer scientist you could create new technology that could improve society or change the world The Bachelor of Computer Science program has several elective options such as Business amp Management or Arts amp Gaming
Strong Market Terrifi c Jobs
Currently there are not enough computer scientists to fi ll the jobs available
During co-op work terms students can earn up to $40000 per year Graduates typically earn up to $50000 to start with senior positions often reaching $100000 or more
Bachelor of Computing Science (BCS)The BCS degree is for students interested in one of the many diff erent career options in computing science including website design network administration database management and e-commerce applications After two years of general study students do two years of concentrated computing studies
Double Degree Bachelorof Computing Science (BCS) amp Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)Double degrees in both computing and business will provide graduates with a strong platform from which to launch a successful career Whether working as a web applications manager an information systems consultant or CEO of a software company BCSBBA students will possess the combined management and computing skills to be successful in an increasingly high-tech business environment
To earn double degrees students must meetthe requirements of both programs Throughcareful course selection it is possible to complete two degrees in just fi ve years
Engineering Transfer (DegreeProgram) Year 1 and 2The Engineering Transfer Program at TRU allows you to get a jump-start on your engineering studies
Engineering Transfer Year One (38 credits) Complete the foundation courses necessary for your engineering degree in your fi rst year at TRU and transfer to UBC or UVic to complete your degree in biological biomedical civil chemical computer electrical environmental geological geo-technical integrated materials mechanical mining software engineering physics and other engineering specialties
Engineering Transfer Year Two Complete second year of Electrical or Computer engineering and transfer to UVic Following your second year you will then take part in a required 4-8 months Co-op term providing the opportunity to practice your engineering skills and get paid then you will transfer to the University of Victoria in third year to complete your degree
Admission to Engineering requirements
1 Pre-Calculus 11 and 12 with B (73)or better
2 Physics 11 and 12 with B (73) or better3 Chemistry 11 and 12 (highly
recommended) with B (73) 4 English 12 (73 or higher)
Computer Information Systems TechnologyDiploma (CIST)The CIST Diploma is accredited by the Canadian Information Processing Society CIST emphasizes the application of computers to the solution of business related problems The academic training combines technical and computer skills with communication skills (written and oral) and business skills Students who complete this diploma can ladder into year three of the BCS degree
Architectural andEngineering Technology Program (ARET)The Architectural and Engineering Technology Program (ARET) is a three-year diploma that emphasizes the design processes in building civil and mechanical technologies building structures municipal services electrical plumbing and HVAC (heating ventilating and AC) systems
Students will acquire problem solving skills in engineering and building design and in-depth knowledge in construction management building regulations and technical writing Courses include construction surveying architectural design fl uid mechanics mechanical and electrical design steel wood and reinforced concrete design and structural analysis
Students who complete the three-year ARET program can ladder into the Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM) degree and complete the degree after just 3 more semesters
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Typical Job Titlesin Computing Sciencebull Graphic Design Firmsbull Web and Flash Development Firmsbull Multimedia Design Firmsbull Print and Digital Media
Developmentbull Corporate Design and
Communicationsbull Advertising Agenciesbull Online Publishingbull Web Animation
Typical Job Titles in ARETbull Building Technologistbull Mechanical Technologistbull Civil Technologistbull Designer job captain specifi cation
writer estimator quantity surveyor or project administrator
bull Typically employed byprofessional engineer companies architects contractors manufacturers and governments
International Program Guide Study Options | 33
HEALTH SCIENCES
Respiratory Therapy Diploma TRU is the only educational institution in British Columbia to offer a program in Respiratory Therapy This program is accredited by the Conjoint Committee of the Canadian Society of Respiratory Therapists and the Canadian Medical Association The program consists of two eight-month sessions of instruction at TRU followed by 47 weeks of clinical internship at accredited hospitals
The clinical year begins in June following the second academic session Clinical year students will rotate between hospitals in the interior of BC Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island Applicants must be prepared to relocate as required
Respiratory Therapy (RT) DiplomaBachelor of Health Science (BHSC)Students are admitted into the three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma program with the option to enter the four-year dual diplomadegree stream The dual diplomadegree stream allows successful students to graduate with both a three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma and a four-year Bachelor of Health Science degree within a four year period
Bachelor of Health ScienceThe Bachelor of Health Science is designed to provide Health Care diploma students and graduates the opportunity to obtain a bachelor degree
Graduates from a two-year or three-year diploma can ladder into the Bachelor of Health Science and are granted up to 60 credits for two-year diploma and up to 90 credits for a three-year diploma
Graduates from the following diploma programs have enrolled in the Bachelor of Health Science program
bull Respiratory Therapybull Dental Hygienebull Medical Radiologybull Medical Laboratory Technologybull Massage Therapybull OccupationalPhysiotherapists Assistants
Admission Requirements
Completion of a minimum two-year diploma in Health Care or related area from a recognized program and institution
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)ndash Kamloops campus (limited enrolment)
ndash Williams Lake campus (Years 1 and 2 only limited enrolment)
The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) program is a 4-year degree program (plus practicum placements) Upon completion graduates are eligible to write the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) and apply for registration with the College of Registered Nurses of British Columbia (CRNBC) to practice as a Registered Nurse (RN)
The BScN program educates students to be competent nurses to work with individuals families groups or communities from a health promotion perspective and an ethic of caring Practice experiences occur in acute care extended care and intermediate care hospitals and other community health agencies and homes with options for local regional provincial national and international practicums
Admission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 or equivalent rsaquo BC Chemistry 11 or TRU
Chemistry 0500 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo BC Biology 12 or TRU Biology 0600 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo One other BC Science at the grade 11 or 12 level C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Foundation of Math 12 or Pre-Calculus12 or TRU MATH 0600 and MATH 0610 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo English 12 or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
Practical Nursing Diplomandash Williams Lake campus
The provincial practical nursing education diploma program is a 2-year program designed to provide learners with the knowledge skills judgments and attitudes to perform to the full range of competencies as identified by the College of Licensed Practical Nurses of British Columbia (CLPNBC) The aim of the program is to prepare graduates to care for individuals and families at multiple life stages and in a variety of practice settings Upon successful completion of the program you will be eligible to write the Canadian Practical Nurse Registration Exam (CPNRE) required for licensure in BC
Admission Requirements
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalent rsaquo English 12English 12 First Nations
or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Math 11 Foundations with a C minimum grade
rsaquo Human Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nurses with a C+ minimum grade
Students have two options to meet this prerequisite
1 PNUR 1300 Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nursing OR TRU-Open Learning - HLTH 1121 Foundation Human Anatomy-Physiology for Heath Promotion
2 BIOL 1590 and BIOL 1690 Human Anatomy and Physiology OR TRU-Open Learning - BIOL 1593 and BIOL 1693 with a C minimum grade
Option 2 is recommended for students who are looking to ladder into the BScN program
Faculty of Science
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34 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Arts
The Faculty of Arts offers exceptional opportunities for students inside and outside of the classroom to explore ideas engage communities and encounter the world
Police and Justice DiplomaThe Police and Justice Diploma prepares students for careers in Canadian policing and justice including sheriffs corrections parole and private security The program prepares graduates to have the necessary skills and knowledge required for a justice-related career Graduates may further their studies in the Bachelor of Arts Major in Criminology at TRU
Bachelor of Arts (BA)The Bachelor of Art degree is an excellent way to begin the experience of university for students who want to explore their options The BA offers a broad liberal arts education that combines a concentration in at least one discipline while ensuring a wide selection of courses as well as opportunities to incorporate other learning experiences such as Study Abroad and Co-operative Education
Associate of Arts Degree (AA)The associate arts degree is a 2-year program designed to provide an educational experience that lays a solid foundation for further study Students are required to complete a broad range of course offerings balanced with in-depth study in science
Bachelor of General Studies (BGS) (Online Only)This degree program provides a flexible structure that allows students to create their own program with as much or as little subject specialization as they want
Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS)BIS is a unique two-year program that students may enter after two years of university study or a two-year post-secondary diploma It allows students to create a customized program of study in their third and fourth years or to create new career options by completing their undergraduate degrees
Bachelor of Journalism (BJour)Students may enter this program directly from high school or after completing two years of study in the liberal arts This degree is career-oriented aimed at preparing students to become communication specialists for employment with community and daily newspapers magazines government agencies corporations and non-profit and advocacy organizations
Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA)The Fine Arts degree is a four-year program that allows students an education in the visual arts within a university context Studio courses such as Ceramics Drawing Photography Printmaking Sculpture Painting and interdisciplinary combinations of these media will be studied alongside academic disciplines ranging from Art History to English and Philosophy Gallery Studies such as Gallery Management and Curating are also available at the upper-level
What can I study in Arts at TRUMajors amp Minorsbull Communicationsbull Criminologybull Economicsbull Economic and Political Studiesbull Englishbull Geographybull Historybull Interdisciplinary Studiesbull Journalismbull Mathematicsbull Philosophybull Psychologybull Sociologybull Theatre Artsbull Visual Arts
Other Minors and Specializationsbull Anthropologybull Archaeology amp Geologybull Canadian Studiesbull Creative Writingbull Environmental Economics amp
Sustainable Developmentbull Managementbull Political Studies
Degreesbull Bachelor of Artsbull Bachelor of Fine Artsbull Bachelor of Interdisciplinary
Studiesbull Bachelor of Journalism
Diplomasbull Diploma in General Studiesbull Associate of Artsbull Fine Artsbull Police and Justicebull Visual Arts
Certificatesbull Aboriginal Studiesbull Literary and Art Historybull Modern Languagesbull Visual Arts Studio
International Opportunitiesbull AnthropologymdashEastern Europe
amp Philippinesbull Management amp Communicationmdash
Germanybull Leadership in Global Competency
Environmental Sustainability Social Media AdvantagemdashGermany
bull Geography amp JapanesemdashJapan
Co-op internship available
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Faculty of Human Social and Educational Development
Master of Education (MEd)The Master of Education program with a concentration in Educational Leadership offers thesis final project or capstone course options Designed for the working professional involved in education and for students who wish to assume positions as educational leaders and researchers or who work in education health care private industry and government
Education Requirement
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent with a minimum B average (GPA of 30 on a scale of 433) in the last 60 credits or completion of TRUrsquos Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies
Language Requirement
bull Completion of undergraduate degree at an English language university in a country where English is the primary language or
bull IELTS score of 65 (all bands) orbull A minimum TOEFL score of 88 with no
section below 20 (IBT) orbull Completion of TRU ESL level 5
Documentation Required
bull TRU Master of Education applicationbull A personal resumeacutebull A letter of intentbull Two letters of referencebull Official transcripts of all
post-secondary education
Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)The Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies (GCES) is designed to help develop the English language and academic skills to successfully meet the MEd entry requirements
The GCES is considered a standalone graduate certificate that completes qualifications for admission into TRUrsquos MEd program Students will be required to successfully complete three graduate level courses and students who require English upgrading will need to also successfully complete TRUrsquos ESL program before entering the MEd program Note Credits received in GCES do not transfer to the TRU MEd program
Bachelor of Education (BEd)The Bachelor of Education (Elementary) degree program is a two-year program which prepares students to teach in elementary schools Graduates obtain their professional teaching certificate from the Ministry of Education Teacher Regulation Branch (TRB) which qualifies the graduate to teach kindergarten to grade 12 in BC public schools Graduates can also teach in any province or territory in Canada and in many other countries
Admission Requirements
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent normally in Arts Fine Arts Mathematics Science Music or Physical Education
Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)The Bachelor of Social Work program prepares competent generalist practitioners to provide service and leadership within regional national and global contexts to achieve social justice respect for diversity and social change Employment opportunities exist in a wide variety of government and voluntary organizations such as family and childrenrsquos services child welfare mental health services hospitals womenrsquos services crisis services corrections and Aboriginal social services
Human Service DiplomaThe Human Service Diploma prepares students for careers with government or non-profit agencies that provide support and assistance to individuals coping with economic disadvantage mental health issues developmental gender and diversity issues as well as challenges such as addiction family change and involvement with the justice system
Early Childhood Education Diploma (ECE)The ECE program provides excellent learning techniques so that students can acquire the necessary knowledge and skills to become effective educators of young children Early Childhood Education is a rapidly expanding field Completion of the ECE Diploma satisfies the requirements of the Community Care Facilities Branch (CCFB) of the BC Government for a License to Practice as an Early Childhood Educator in British Columbia
Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) CertificateThe TESL Certificate is designed to provide a comprehensive course of study to prepare students to work in the ESL field nationally and internationally This one-semester program requires a previous university degree for admission It includes 195 instructional hours including a teaching practicum Upon completion students receive a TESL certificate from TRU Graduates may also apply for a second certificate from TESL Canada The components of the program introduce students to the core topics of pedagogical grammar curriculum design and instructional methodology and cross cultural studies as well as to a variety of teaching modules such as Pronunciation Skills Assessment and Evaluation and Second Language Acquisition
Program highlights
bull Accredited by TESL Canada bull Includes a supervised practicum to gain
hands-on guided classroom experiencebull Small class sizes (maximum 20 students) bull Abundant work opportunities in Canada
and around the world
What can I study in Human Social and Educational Development
Graduate
rsaquo Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)
rsaquo Master of Education Leadership
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Education (Elementary)bull Bachelor of Education
(Physical Education)bull Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)
Diploma
bull Early Childhood Educationbull Human Service Diploma
Certificate
bull Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) Post-Baccalaureate Certificate
Co-op internship available
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School of Trades and TechnologyTRUrsquos School of Trades and Technology has many trades training programs that result in provincial Industrial Training Authority or Red Seal Certification The instructors at TRU are some of the best in BC Canada and beyond As the economy struggles there is no better time to complete your trades training so that you will be ahead of the curve and ready when the economy turns around
What can I study in Trades and Technology at TRU
bull Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (online only)
bull Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)
bull Diploma in Water Treatment Technology
Foundation and Apprenticeship Training
bull Automotive Service Technicianbull Carpenterbull Commercial Transport Vehicle Mechanic
Technicianbull Electricianbull Heavy Duty Mechanicbull Gasfittingbull InboardOutboard Mechanicbull Plumbingbull Welding
Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)The BTTM degree program provides technologists with the knowledge and skills necessary to become effective project leaders supervisors and managers in organizations within a changing business and technical environment
Admission Requirements
A two or three-year diploma in technology or equivalent
Students who complete the two-year Water Treatment Technology Program or the three-year Architectural and Engineering Technology program (ARET) can ladder into the BTTM
Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (BTTTL) (Online Only)
This new program the only one of its kind in Canada builds upon the candidatersquos trades or technology qualifications It is aimed at allowing certified tradespeople and technologists to gain the business and leadership knowledge needed for management and other advanced positions
WATER amp WASTEWATER PROGRAMSWater sustains life Now you can help sustain our precious water supplies Gain job-ready skills to protect drinking water quality safeguard water resources and ensure the sustainability of the water supplies that are crucial to public health and the environment Canada and the World are facing shortages of educated and trained water and wastewater operatorsmdashyoursquoll be in demand upon graduation
Certificate in Water amp Wastewater UtilitiesThe Certificate is an entry-level training and education program in the operation and maintenance of Water and Wastewater Treatment Distribution and Collection systems The Certificate requirements are a successful completion of 12 courses 6 per term total of 36 credits to graduate This program ladders into the Water Treatment Technology Diploma Program
Schedule Term 1 August 17 to December 18 2015 Term 2 January 4 to May 09 2016
Water amp Wastewater Technology DiplomaTRU Water and Wastewater Diploma is a two-year four semester program
The diploma prepares students to operate and maintain water and wastewater treatment distribution re-use and disposal facilities as well as how to monitor source water quality This program is designed to educate students in chemistry microbiology mathematics mechanical and electrical systems instrumentation and treatment technologies as they are applied in the water industry Students will also study environmental law occupational health and safety communications and utility management
During the hands-on practical trainingmdashstudents will be trained in the operation maintenance troubleshooting of water systems at the state-of-the-art Kamloops Centre for Water Quality
Students can choose to exit the program after completion of the first year of studies with a Certificate in Water and Wastewater Utilities or complete the entire Diploma This program also ladders into the Bachelors of Technology the Bachelor of
Trades and Technology Leadership or the Bachelor of General Studies at TRU
Admission Requirement
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalentbull Math 11 Foundations or MATH 0410
and 0520 or equivalentbull Chemistry 11 and Biology 11 are
recommendedbull Meet TRUrsquos minimum English
language requirements
For further information please contact Satwinder Paul Program Coordinator spaultruca
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A When to ApplyPlease note the following application deadlines Late applications will be considered if space is availableWinter January semester
Application deadline October 15Summer May semester
Application deadline February 15Fall September semester
Application deadline May 31
B How to Apply1 Application
Complete all information on the application form For faster processing complete application online at truworldca
2 Program Selection Mark your program choices clearly
3 Transcripts With this application submit official transcripts (or certified copies) of your secondary school grades and any post-secondary institutions you have attended Transcripts must be officially translated into English You may scan and email or fax the transcripts for faster processing but originals must be presented on arrival to TRU Otherwise you will not be allowed to register for courses at TRU
4 Application Fee A non-refundable application fee of CDN$100 must accompany your application
5 Send Send your completed application form school transcripts and application fee to International Admissions at iapplytruca
C Next Steps1 Processing
Your application will be processed within five working days
2 Pre-Acceptance TRU will send a pre-acceptance letter indicating(a) the program to which you
have been accepted and (b) any conditions of your acceptance
3 Submit You should submit the required fees for your first semester of study (as outlined in your pre-acceptance letter)
4 Final Acceptance Upon receiving payment of tuition and general fees TRU will send an official letter of acceptance
5 Housing Either make arrangements with the accommodation directly or used the TRU World service to secure your room Students must pay a C$150 accommodation application fee when using the service with TRU World
6 Student VISA Use your official TRU letter of acceptance to apply to the nearest Canadian Embassy or Consulate for a student visa
7 Airport Pickup Note Airport pick up only available at the Kamloops airport Additional charges may apply
D Paymentbull Fees may be paid by credit card (Visa
Mastercard American Express) bank draft or bank transfer You can also make payments through our online secure payment facility at truworldca
bull If paying by bank draft bank wire transfer or money order copy of the financial document must be attached
bull Please make your bank draft or money order payable to Thompson Rivers University
bull Bank transfer details Thompson Rivers University Acct 1105-935 Transit 07200 Swift Code BOFMCAM2 Bank of Montreal (BMO) 101Fndash1180 Columbia Street West Kamloops BC Canada V2C 6R6
Send a copy of the wire transfer receipt to iapplytruca
E Send Applications toInternational Admissions Thompson Rivers University 900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8
Tel +12508285252 Fax +12503715513
Email iapplytruca
TRU Refund PolicyStudents should familiarize themselves with TRUrsquos refund policy prior to submitting payment for their studies
International students who
(a) Withdraw prior to the start of instruction will receive a 50 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced the balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(b) Withdraw in the first or second week of instruction will receive a 25 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced The balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(c) Withdraw after the second week of instruction will receive no refund of tuition A forfeit of the semester tuition and general fees will be implemented if we are not advised of a request for refund or deferral
(d) Withdraw due to a failure to obtain a student permit prior to arrival at TRU will be entitled to a full refund of tuition and general fees invoiced less a CDN$200 administration fee Students must notify TRU in writing and provide documentation prior to the start of the semester (the original letter from the Canadian Embassy stating the reasons the visa was denied is requiredmdashno photocopies scans or faxes are accepted) Total non-refundable including application fee of CDN$100 is CDN$300
(e) New students who wish to defer the start of their first semester of study to a future semester may do so only twice and up to a maximum of one calendar year (ie a student accepted to the fall semester may defer until the next fall semester but not beyond) Continuing students who wish to defer their admission must do so before the beginning of the semester Once the deferral has expired students will need to reapply if they wish to recommence studies at a later date Deferral must be requested in writing and sent to iapplytruca prior to the start of the semester Once instruction begins policies (b) and (c) above apply
(f ) Withdrawal for Medical ReasonsmdashApart from the policy outlined for international students there is no provision for a medical refund outside this policy For continuing students who are required to withdraw for medical reasons we encourage the student to visit their Academic Advisor and fill in a ldquoComplete Program Withdraw Formrdquo This allows the student to withdraw from a course or program without obtaining a ldquoDNC (Did Not Complete)rdquo on their academic record
Application Instructions
Online Interactive Brochure wwwi-studentglobalcomtru
Thompson Rivers University900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8T +12508285252 bull F +12503715513Inquiries welcometruca bull Applications iapplytruca
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School of Business and EconomicsPOST-BACCALAUREATEDIPLOMAS IN BUSINESSThe Post-Baccalaureate diplomas are valuable to international students who wish to come to Canada to learn English gain exposure to the culture and study in a compressed format Post-Baccalaureate diplomas normally take two years to complete on a full-time basis and are designed for students with a degree in a diff erent fi eld of study
Admission Requirements
bull Math 12 or MATH 0610 or MATH 1000 or equivalent (C+ or higher)
bull ENGL 1100 or equivalent with a C+or higher
bull A bachelor degreeStudents may commence their studies while they upgrade their mathematics and English
AccountingMATH 107 Mathematics for Business amp Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
ECON 1900 Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics orSTAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
ACCT 3200 Intermediate Financial Accounting 1
ACCT 3210 Intermediate Financial Accounting 2
ACCT 3220 Income Taxation 1
ACCT 3230 Income Taxation 2
ACCT 3250 Intermediate Management Accounting
FNCE 4110 Adv Financial Management for Accountants
ACCT 4200 Advanced Financial Accounting
ACCT 4230 Assurance
ACCT 4250 Advanced Management Accounting
MIST 4610 Strategic Management Information Systems
Business AdministrationMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business amp Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Mathematics with Applications 1
MNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
ECON 1900 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Principles of Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics orSTATS 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MNGT 4780 Strategic Management
One additional 30004000 business course
Note Business courses include those beginning with the ACCT BLAW MIST ENTR FNCE HRMN IBUS MKTG MNGT ORGB SCMN or BUSN acronyms
FinanceMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Mathematics with Applications 1
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics orMATH 1130 Enriched Calculus or MATH 1140 Calculus 1 or MATH 1150 Calculus for Biological Sciences
ECON 1900 Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Macroeconomics
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 orSTAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
FNCE 3150 Investments 1
FNCE 3170 Investments 2
FNCE 3180 Risk Management and Financial Engineering
FNCE 4130 Advanced Financial Management
FNCE 4180 International Financial Management
At least fi ve ofBLAW 2910 Commercial Law
FNCE 3140 Financial Statement Analysis
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
FNCE 4120 Business Valuation and Restructuring
FNCE 4140 Personal Financial Management
FNCE 4160 Portfolio Management
FNCE 4190 Financial Institutions Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
Human ResourceManagementMNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
ORGB 3770 Teamwork in Organizations
ORGB 3810 Organizational Theory and Design
HRMN 3830 Human Resource Planning and Staffi ng
HRMN 3840 Employee and Labour Relations
BLAW 3920 Employment Law
HRMN 4830 Total Rewards
HRMN 4840 Organizational Learning Trainingand Development
ORGB 4870 Organizational Development and Change
HRMN 4890 Selected Topics in HR Management
International BusinessMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics orMATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 orSTAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or
STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
MKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3510 International Business
IBUS 3520 Global Management
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
IBUS 4520 International Trade Finance
IBUS 4530 International Trade Law and Logistics
IBUS 4540 Global Entrepreneurship
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26 | International Program Guide Study Options
MarketingACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
MKTG 3470 Consumer Behaviour
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3510 International Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MKTG 4460 Marketing Strategy
At least seven ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
MKTG 4400 Professional Sales Management
MKTG 4410 Services Marking
MKTG 4420 Brand Management
MKTG 4430 Retail Management
MKTG 4440 Advanced Marketing Research
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
New Venture CreationMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics or MATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
MKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
ENTR 3720 All Business Finance
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
ENTR 4750 New Venture Creation
ENTR 4760 Small Business Management
Supply Chain ManagementMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business amp Economics or MATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics 2 or MATH 1130 Enriched Calculus or MATH 1140 Calculus 1 or
MATH 1150 Calculus for Biological Sciences
STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
SCMN 3330 Procurement Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MIST 3620 Web-Enabled Business
SCMN 4310 Operations Management
SCMN 4320 Logistics and Transportation
SCMN 4390 Selected Topics in Supply Chain Management
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
At least 2 ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
IBUS 3520 Global Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
School of Business and Economics gt trucamba gt trucabusiness
Accountingbull Treasury Manager bull Chief Financial Officer bull Budget Director bull Taxation Manager bull Management Consultant bull Tax Auditor bull International Accountant
Financebull Corporate Loans Officer bull Personal Financial Advisorbull Equity Analyst bull Portfolio Manager bull Chief Financial Officer bull Stock Broker bull Investment Dealer bull Treasury Manager
Human Resource Managementbull Director of Human Resourcesbull Training Officer bull Industrial Relations Officer bull Health and Safety Specialist bull Harassment Advisor bull Employee Benefits Officerbull Human Resources Manager
Information Technology bull Network Manager bull Systems Analyst bull Website Designer bull Computer Programmer bull Database Administrator
International Businessbull Export Sales Manager bull Foreign Trade Consultantbull Import and Export Specialist bull International Marketing Manager bull International Shipping Specialist
Marketingbull Brand Manager bull Advertising Account Executivebull District Sales Manager bull Market Researcher bull Sales Representative bull Public Relations Directorbull Promotions Manager
New Venture Creation bull Small Business Ownerbull Franchiseebull Loans Officerbull Venture Capitalistbull Small Business Consultant
Supply Chain Managementbull Process Engineerbull Supply Chain Analystbull Supply Chains Systems Managerbull InventoryPurchasing Managerbull Materials AnalystManagerbull Logistics Manager
Typical Job Titles
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Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)The Bachelor of Business Administration degree is a four-year program
bull First and second years Foundation of business and non-business courses
bull Third and fourth years Students select majors and minors or concentrations
bull Current major and minor options Accounting Economics Finance New Venture Creation Human Resource Management International Business Marketing Information Technology (major only) and Public Relations (minor only)
First and Second Year Courses
bull 6 Humanities credits (English Philosophy Languages Fine Arts)
bull 6 Social Sciences credits (Anthropology Canadian Studies Economics Geography Political Studies Psychology Sociology)
Core CoursesThe following 72 credits (24 courses) are requiredACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
CMNS 1290 Introduction to Professional Writing
CMNS 3240 Business Communications
ECON 1900 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Principles of Macroeconomics
ECON 2320 Statistics for Business and Economics 1
ECON 2330 Statistics for Business and Economics 2
ECON 3040 Managerial Economics
ENGL 1100 Introduction to University Writing or ENGL 1110 Introduction to Prose Fiction or ENGL 1120 Introduction to Poetry or ENGL 1140 Introduction to Drama or ENGL 1210 Introduction to Drama and Poetry
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MNGT 4780 Strategic Management
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
PHIL 1110 Introduction to Critical Thinking
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
BBA MajorsAccountingACCT 3200 Intermediate Financial Accounting 1
ACCT 3210 Intermediate Financial Accounting 2
ACCT 3220 Income Taxation 1
ACCT 3230 Income Taxation 2
ACCT 3250 Intermediate Management Accounting
FNCE 4110 Advanced Financial Management for Accountants
ACCT 4200 Advanced Financial Accounting
ACCT 4230 Assurance
ACCT 4250 Advanced Management Accounting
MIST 4610 Strategic Management Information Systems
EconomicsThe Major in Economics requires 42 ECON credits of which 24 must be at the 3000 and 4000 level with a minimum of 6 at the 4000 level ECON 2900 and ECON 2950 are required and either ECON 3900 or ECON 3950 must be taken
FinanceFNCE 3150 Investments 1
FNCE 3170 Investments 2
FNCE 3180 Risk Management and Financial Engineering
FNCE 4130 Advanced Financial Management
FNCE 4180 International Financial Management
Plus at least three ofFNCE 3140 Financial Statement Analysis
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
FNCE 4120 Business Valuation and Restructuring
FNCE 4140 Personal Financial Management
FNCE 4160 Portfolio Management
FNCE 4190 Financial Institutions Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
General BBAStudents must complete at least 24 credits (normally 8 courses) of 300 or 400-level business or ECON courses in addition to the core requirements in 3rd and 4th year
Human Resource ManagementORGB 3810 Organizational Theory and Design
HRMN 3830 Human Resource Planning and Staffing
HRMN 3840 Employee and Labour Relations
BLAW 3920 Employment Law
HRMN 4830 Total Rewards
HRMN 4840 Organizational Learning Training and Development
ORGB 4870 Organizational Development and Change
HRMN 4890 Selected Topics in HR Management
International BusinessMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3520 Global Management
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
IBUS 4520 International Trade Finance
IBUS 4530 International Trade Law and Logistics
IBUS 4540 Global Entrepreneurship
MarketingMKTG 3470 Consumer Behaviour
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
MKTG 4460 Marketing Strategy
Plus at least five ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
MKTG 4400 Professional Sales Management
MKTG 4410 Services Marketing
MKTG 4420 Brand Management
MKTG 4430 Retail Management
MKTG 4440 Advanced Marketing Research
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
New Venture CreationACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
MKTG 3480 Market Research
ENTR 3720 Small Business Finance
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communicated
ENTR 4750 New Venture Creation
ENTR 4760 Small Business Management
School of Business and Economics gt trucamba gt trucabusiness
28 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism
TOURISM MANAGEMENTTourism Management faculty strive to deliver education experiences that blend theory with practice to ensure our graduates are confident in applying the knowledge they gain and management practicemdashboth essential for leaders of tomorrow
Bachelor of Tourism Management (BTM)This four-year degree provides a solid foundation for the management of tourism businesses The BTM is designed to give students the skill and confidence to develop their own tourism businesses and fill the growing need for managers in the tourism industry Course assignments introduce students to current management issues with local regional national and international tourism businesses and organizations
Students may enter in first year or may transfer from other programs Graduates of TRU tourism diplomas or other tourism or business-related diplomas may also ladder into the BTM
Bachelor of Tourism Management Double DegreeTake your 4th year in the Netherlands and get a double degree TRU has partnered with the best university of applied sciences in the Netherlands to offer a second credential effectively doubling your degree in a single year of study abroad Instruction at NHTV is in English fostering connections with your fellow students and with your Dutch counterparts who will complete the double degree at TRU in their fourth year
Tourism Management DiplomasEvents and Conventions ManagementSpecial events and conventions are being recognized as great income generators for a community and the fastest growing segment of the tourism industry Employment opportunities exist within corporations hotels resorts convention centres municipal convention and visitorsrsquo bureaus and destination management companies
Resort and Hotel ManagementThis two-year diploma program is designed to provide the theory and practical skills essential to begin a career in Resort and Hotel Management Courses in this diploma provide instruction in Hotel Operations Food and Beverage Management and Hospitality Administration
Sports Event ManagementIn this multi-faceted program you will learn about sports and business From managing a sporting company or organization directing a club sport facility or starting your own company this is your opportunity to practice and master the business skills and expertise to produce organize and manage sport events anywhere
Tourism ManagementThe Tourism Management diploma will provide the basic skills and training for careers in Venue Management Tourism Community Planning and Consulting Tourism Marketing Management and Small Tourism Business Management
What can I study in Tourism at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Post-Baccalaureate Diplomas rsaquo Adventure Studies rsaquo International
Tourism Development rsaquo Tourism
Destination Development rsaquo Tourism
Experience Development
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies ndash Adventure Concentration
bull Bachelor of Tourism Management
rsaquo Majorsbull Adventurebull Entrepreneurbull Management
rsaquo Minorbull Adventure Studiesbull International Adventure in
Tourism Developmentbull Entrepreneurshipbull Managementbull Marketingbull Environmental Economics
and Developmentbull Financebull Human Resourcesbull International Business
Diplomas
bull Adventure Guide bull Adventure Management bull Events amp Conventions Managementbull Resort amp Hotel Managementbull Sports Event Managementbull Tourism Management
Certificates
bull Aboriginal Tourismbull Adventure Sportsbull Canadian Mountain and Ski Guidebull Culinary Artsbull Retail Meat Processing
International Opportunities
bull Adventure Tourism field tripbull Study Abroad
Co-op internship available
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POSTndashBACCALAUREATE TOURISM MANAGEMENT DIPLOMASPost-baccalaureate diplomas aredesigned for those who already have an undergraduate degree
Students will acquire a strong foundation in international tourism development subjects including experiences marketing environmental issues community and cultural issues product developmentand innovation
Admission Requirements
bull Any undergraduate degreebull Math 12 or equivalent bull IELTS 65 no band less than 60 or TOEFL
88 no section less than 20
Adventure StudiesTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (24 credits)TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing and Customer Service
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
ADVG 3110 Adventure Activities (Note this course has an activity fee)
ADVG 3130 Adventure Operations
ADVG 4010 Business Applications for Eco and Adventure Tourism Management
ADVG 4020 Legal Liability and Risk Management for Eco and Adventure Businesses
ADVG 4220 The Culture of Adventure
SpecializationmdashRequired Course (6 credits)
Select a total of 6 credits within ADVG activity based courses (1000-2000 level) Examples include kayaking skiing rock climbing ocean surfi ng etc
SpecializationmdashOptions (9 credits)
Select 3 of the following optionsADVG 4030 Contemporary Perspectives in Eco
and Adventure
ADVG 4040 Programming Experiential Activities
ADVG 4070 Directed Studies in Adventure
ADVG 4210 Adventure and Sport Marketing
ADVG 4230 Consulting In Adventure
39 Total Credits
InternationalTourism DevelopmentTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (39 credits)TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing and Customer Service
TMGT 3010 Community and Cultural Issues in Tourism
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
TMGT 4010 Experience Creation and Product Development
ADVG 4100 Adventure Tourism Field Trip (International)(Note course has activity fees and travel costs associated with it)
SpecializationmdashRequired Course (18 credits)
ADVG 4050 International Adventure Tourism Business
ADVG 4090 Nature-based Community Development
TMGT 4160 Tourism in a Global Environment
TMGT 2610 Environmental issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
ADVG 4070 Directed Studies in Adventure
39 Total Credits
Tourism DestinationDevelopmentTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (21 credits)CMNS 1810 Business Professional and Academic
Composition (or ENGL 1100)
TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing amp Customer Service
TMGT 2610 Environmental Issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3000 Practicum in Tourism (120 hours)
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
Tourism Electivesmdash(15 credits)
One Lower Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Upper Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Culture amp Place Elective from TMGT 3010 4090 4100 4220 ADVG 4220
One Global Perspectives Elective from TMGT 4030 4040 4160 4981 ADVG 4050 4160
One Experience Design Elective from TMGT 4010 4050 4130 4170 4180 4210 ADVG 4040 4200
Specializationmdash(18 credits)
EVNT 2190 Destination Marketing Organizations
TMGT 3010 Community and Cultural Issues in Tourism
TMGT 3040 Land Use Management or
TMGT 4040 Tourism and Sustainable Development
TMGT 4120 Developing New Tourism Enterprises or
TMGT 4140 Tourism Strategy
Specialty ElectiveSelect 1 of the following
TMGT 2080 2090 4030 4050 ADVG 4090
TMGT 4020 Graduating Seminar
54 Total Credits
Tourism ExperienceManagementTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (21 credits)CMNS 1810 Business Professional and Academic
Composition (or ENGL 1100)
TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing amp Customer Service
TMGT 2610 Environmental Issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3000 Practicum in Tourism (120 hours)
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
Tourism Electivesmdash(15 credits)
One Lower Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Upper Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Culture amp Place Elective from TMGT 3010 4090 4100 4220 ADVG 4220
One Global Perspectives Elective from TMGT 4030 4040 4160 4981 ADVG 4050 4160
One Experience Design Elective from TMGT 4010 4050 4130 4170 4180 4210 ADVG 4040 4200
Specializationmdash(18 credits)
Select 5 of the following optionsADVG 4040 Programming Experiential Activities
ADVG 4160 Community Capacity Building
TMGT 4010 Experience Creation and Product Development
TMGT 4050 Event Tourism
TMGT 4090 The Culture of Events
TMGT 4100 The Social Side of Tourism
TMGT 4130 Tourist Behaviour
TMGT 4170 Information Technology in Tourism
TMGT 4180 Managing the Tourist Experience
TMGT 4210 Casino Operations Management
54 Total Credits
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism gt trucatourism
30 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism gt trucatourism
We off er the fi nest and most extensive Adventure Studies training in the world We create exceptional educational experiences to foster studentsrsquo physical mental and emotional development so as to be of service to the global commercial adventure industry
Programs of StudyThe Adventure Studies department now off ers eight diverse programs of study Each program enables students to obtain the knowledge and qualifi cations required for employment and careers in the eco and adventure tourism industry Many opportunities for career and adventure pursuits exist for TRU graduates
bull adventure specialist bull avalanche technician bull college instruction bull environmental studies bull government consultingbull guiding bull international development bull photo journalism bull tourism marketingbull travel writing
Adventure Studies in the Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS) is a unique program that allows students to design their own curriculum customized to their specifi c interests and goals The BIS is intended as a two-year add-on (60 credits) to any 60 credits of lower level credits a student brings into the program
Adventure Studies in Bachelor of Tourism Management is a unique combination of theory and practice both local and abroad that produces competent graduates who quickly apply their skills to their careers as consultants to businesses organizations communities government tourism and tourism industry professionals
The Adventure Guide Diploma is the best known guide training program that attracts worldwide scrutiny and sets the standard for training whitewater ocean climbing and ski guides in Canada
The Adventure Management Diploma provides students with a broad background and understanding of the management of adventure activities and the opportunity to develop profi ciency in their personal adventure sport skills
The Canadian Mountain and Ski Guide Certifi cation Diploma Program (CMSG)is a collaborative program between the Adventure Studies Department and the Association of Canadian MountainGuides (ACMG) The program includes industry-recognized certifi cations tothe standards of the ACMG and International Federation of Mountain Guide Associations (IFMGA)
Adventure Sport Certifi cate an introduction to adventure sports and the adventure industry This is the ideal program for entry-level adventure students and students wishing to explore their career interest in adventure-related fi elds
The Culinary Arts Training program covers all aspects of the professional kitchen from appetizers and gourmet foods to the creation of exquisite desserts Graduates of the Culinary Arts program can look forward to job opportunities in the food and restaurant industry
Culinary Arts Certifi cateAdmission Requirements
bull Successful medical exam bull Successful completion of the entry
assessment test (Accuplacer) through the TRU Assessment Centre This test is a measure of English and math competency taken by all students
bull Interview with program coordinator
Course Length - 3 Semesters
Includes 13 months of hands-on training which takes 16 months to complete There is a four-month summer break (May to August) for the opportunity to gain formalized work experience
Professional Cook Level 130 weeks (2 semesters)Cook 1J Safety and Sanitation
Cook 1H Basic Food Service and Kitchen Management
Cook 1K Health CareCook-Chill
Cook 1A Vegetable and Starch Cookery
Cook 1B Meat and Poultry Cookery
Cook 1C Seafood Cookery
Cook 1D Stocks Soups and Sauces
Cook 1E Meat Poultry and SeafoodCutting and Processing
Cook 1F Cold Kitchen
Cook 1G Baking and Desserts
Cook 1I Egg and Breakfast Cookery
Cook 2M Employment Skills
160 hours of work practicum in industry
Work Practicum and Industry Hours
Students will be required to log 120 hours within the industry In addition to the work practicum students must have a total of 400 hours of work-based training by working during summer prior to registering for Professional Cook Level 2
Professional Cook Level 214 weeks (1 Semester)
During the fi nal 14 weeks in addition to a full course load you will be required to work in the afternoons and evenings preparing dishes for the highly acclaimed TRU Dining Room Accolades and learn to learn to plan menus control food costs and begin to acquire industry management skills
CULINARY ARTS
ADVENTURE STUDIES
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Faculty of Science
What can I studyin Science at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Master of Sciencein Environmental Science
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Science rsaquo Majors
bull General Sciencebull Animal Biologybull Chemistrybull Chemical Biologybull Cellular Molecular
amp Microbial Biologybull Ecology amp
Environmental Biologybull Environmental Chemistrybull Computing Sciencebull Mathematicsbull Mathematical Sciencesbull Physicsbull Statistics
rsaquo Minorsbull Geoarcheologybull Management
bull Bachelor of Computing Sciencebull Bachelor of Computing Science
amp Business Administrationdouble degree
bull Bachelor of Natural Resource Sciencebull Bachelor of Health Sciencebull Bachelor of Technology Managementbull Associate of Science bull Forestry Transfer (1st amp 2nd year)bull Engineering Transfer
(2-year transfer program)
Diplomas
bull Computer Information Systems Technology
bull Architectural ampEngineering Technology
bull Respiratory Therapy
Co-op internship available
SCIENCES ANDENVIRONMENT
Master of Science inEnvironmental ScienceThe TRU Master of Science in Environmental Science is a thesis-based degree with three areas of specialization 1) Ecology and Evolution 2) Physical Sciences and 3) Policy and Management The program is designed to produce graduates who are innovative andhave multi-disciplinary skills and broad knowledge in the fi eld of environmental science It is structured to be unique fl exible and relevant
Applications must be submitted four months before the intended starting date Please note that applications cannot be processed until a faculty member has indicated they will act as supervisor for the studentrsquos thesis Please contact the Coordinator of the Master of Science program at MSc_Coordtruca for more information
Admission Requirements
MSc application form cover letter personal reacutesumeacute two letters of recommendation written by professional or academic references offi cial copy of educational transcripts with GPA of 333 over the last two years of undergraduate studies and offi cial TOEFL results
Bachelor of Science (BSc)The Bachelor of Science degree program is a rigorous program that provides students with both depth and breadth in their science education emphasizes the acquisition of communication skills and promotes computer literacy The program also provides fl exibility so that students may pursue interests in disciplines outside there area of specialization TRU off ers three routes to a Bachelor of Science degree a Majors program in a specifi c discipline or disciplines an Honours Program in a specifi c discipline or a General Science Degree Program
Pre-Professional Health Sciences (Bachelor of Science)
Students interested in professional health care careers can complete their required undergraduate university study at TRU before applying for admission to professional programs at another university
Pre-Professional Health Sciences
bull Pre-Medicinebull Pre-Pharmacybull Pre-Chiropracticbull Pre-Dentistrybull Pre-Naturopathic Medicine
Bachelor of ScienceAdmission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 (or equivalent)bull Pre-Calculus Math 12 (C+) or Math 12
Principles (C+) or TRU Math 06000610bull Physics 11 (C+) or TRU Physics 0500bull Chemistry 11 (C+) or TRU Chemistry 0500
Bachelor of NaturalResource Science (BNRS)The purpose of the BNRS degree program is to prepare students for careers in a widerange of natural resource sector jobs and for further academic study in graduate school ldquoNatural resourcesrdquo include water forests rangeland soil minerals fi sheries and wildlife Natural resource science therefore is the application of scientifi c principles and knowledge towards a better understanding and management of these resources
Possible areas of employment include
bull Resource management and planning for government or industry
bull Operational forestrybull Teaching interpretation and guidingbull Wildlife biology and managementbull Habitat protectionbull Fisheries and animal researchbull Strategic land use planning
Forestry Transfer ProgramTRU off ers the fi rst general year of Forestry and the second year of Forest Resource Management Forest Science Natural Resource Conservation and Forest Operations Students who have completed the required fi rst or second year courses with a GPA of at least 25 are eligible to apply for admission to the UBC Faculty of Forestry
Katey I love the chemistry program at TRU The professors are incredible I love how accessible they are and always available for questions When you know your professors and they know you it makes for a much more personal learning environment Watch Kateyrsquos video on YouTube mytruworld
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COMPUTING SCIENCEAND ADVANCEDTECHNOLOGY
Why Computing Science
Many of the technologies we use and enjoy today were created by computing scientists As a future computer scientist you could create new technology that could improve society or change the world The Bachelor of Computer Science program has several elective options such as Business amp Management or Arts amp Gaming
Strong Market Terrifi c Jobs
Currently there are not enough computer scientists to fi ll the jobs available
During co-op work terms students can earn up to $40000 per year Graduates typically earn up to $50000 to start with senior positions often reaching $100000 or more
Bachelor of Computing Science (BCS)The BCS degree is for students interested in one of the many diff erent career options in computing science including website design network administration database management and e-commerce applications After two years of general study students do two years of concentrated computing studies
Double Degree Bachelorof Computing Science (BCS) amp Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)Double degrees in both computing and business will provide graduates with a strong platform from which to launch a successful career Whether working as a web applications manager an information systems consultant or CEO of a software company BCSBBA students will possess the combined management and computing skills to be successful in an increasingly high-tech business environment
To earn double degrees students must meetthe requirements of both programs Throughcareful course selection it is possible to complete two degrees in just fi ve years
Engineering Transfer (DegreeProgram) Year 1 and 2The Engineering Transfer Program at TRU allows you to get a jump-start on your engineering studies
Engineering Transfer Year One (38 credits) Complete the foundation courses necessary for your engineering degree in your fi rst year at TRU and transfer to UBC or UVic to complete your degree in biological biomedical civil chemical computer electrical environmental geological geo-technical integrated materials mechanical mining software engineering physics and other engineering specialties
Engineering Transfer Year Two Complete second year of Electrical or Computer engineering and transfer to UVic Following your second year you will then take part in a required 4-8 months Co-op term providing the opportunity to practice your engineering skills and get paid then you will transfer to the University of Victoria in third year to complete your degree
Admission to Engineering requirements
1 Pre-Calculus 11 and 12 with B (73)or better
2 Physics 11 and 12 with B (73) or better3 Chemistry 11 and 12 (highly
recommended) with B (73) 4 English 12 (73 or higher)
Computer Information Systems TechnologyDiploma (CIST)The CIST Diploma is accredited by the Canadian Information Processing Society CIST emphasizes the application of computers to the solution of business related problems The academic training combines technical and computer skills with communication skills (written and oral) and business skills Students who complete this diploma can ladder into year three of the BCS degree
Architectural andEngineering Technology Program (ARET)The Architectural and Engineering Technology Program (ARET) is a three-year diploma that emphasizes the design processes in building civil and mechanical technologies building structures municipal services electrical plumbing and HVAC (heating ventilating and AC) systems
Students will acquire problem solving skills in engineering and building design and in-depth knowledge in construction management building regulations and technical writing Courses include construction surveying architectural design fl uid mechanics mechanical and electrical design steel wood and reinforced concrete design and structural analysis
Students who complete the three-year ARET program can ladder into the Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM) degree and complete the degree after just 3 more semesters
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Faculty of Science gt trucascience
Typical Job Titlesin Computing Sciencebull Graphic Design Firmsbull Web and Flash Development Firmsbull Multimedia Design Firmsbull Print and Digital Media
Developmentbull Corporate Design and
Communicationsbull Advertising Agenciesbull Online Publishingbull Web Animation
Typical Job Titles in ARETbull Building Technologistbull Mechanical Technologistbull Civil Technologistbull Designer job captain specifi cation
writer estimator quantity surveyor or project administrator
bull Typically employed byprofessional engineer companies architects contractors manufacturers and governments
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HEALTH SCIENCES
Respiratory Therapy Diploma TRU is the only educational institution in British Columbia to offer a program in Respiratory Therapy This program is accredited by the Conjoint Committee of the Canadian Society of Respiratory Therapists and the Canadian Medical Association The program consists of two eight-month sessions of instruction at TRU followed by 47 weeks of clinical internship at accredited hospitals
The clinical year begins in June following the second academic session Clinical year students will rotate between hospitals in the interior of BC Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island Applicants must be prepared to relocate as required
Respiratory Therapy (RT) DiplomaBachelor of Health Science (BHSC)Students are admitted into the three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma program with the option to enter the four-year dual diplomadegree stream The dual diplomadegree stream allows successful students to graduate with both a three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma and a four-year Bachelor of Health Science degree within a four year period
Bachelor of Health ScienceThe Bachelor of Health Science is designed to provide Health Care diploma students and graduates the opportunity to obtain a bachelor degree
Graduates from a two-year or three-year diploma can ladder into the Bachelor of Health Science and are granted up to 60 credits for two-year diploma and up to 90 credits for a three-year diploma
Graduates from the following diploma programs have enrolled in the Bachelor of Health Science program
bull Respiratory Therapybull Dental Hygienebull Medical Radiologybull Medical Laboratory Technologybull Massage Therapybull OccupationalPhysiotherapists Assistants
Admission Requirements
Completion of a minimum two-year diploma in Health Care or related area from a recognized program and institution
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)ndash Kamloops campus (limited enrolment)
ndash Williams Lake campus (Years 1 and 2 only limited enrolment)
The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) program is a 4-year degree program (plus practicum placements) Upon completion graduates are eligible to write the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) and apply for registration with the College of Registered Nurses of British Columbia (CRNBC) to practice as a Registered Nurse (RN)
The BScN program educates students to be competent nurses to work with individuals families groups or communities from a health promotion perspective and an ethic of caring Practice experiences occur in acute care extended care and intermediate care hospitals and other community health agencies and homes with options for local regional provincial national and international practicums
Admission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 or equivalent rsaquo BC Chemistry 11 or TRU
Chemistry 0500 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo BC Biology 12 or TRU Biology 0600 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo One other BC Science at the grade 11 or 12 level C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Foundation of Math 12 or Pre-Calculus12 or TRU MATH 0600 and MATH 0610 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo English 12 or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
Practical Nursing Diplomandash Williams Lake campus
The provincial practical nursing education diploma program is a 2-year program designed to provide learners with the knowledge skills judgments and attitudes to perform to the full range of competencies as identified by the College of Licensed Practical Nurses of British Columbia (CLPNBC) The aim of the program is to prepare graduates to care for individuals and families at multiple life stages and in a variety of practice settings Upon successful completion of the program you will be eligible to write the Canadian Practical Nurse Registration Exam (CPNRE) required for licensure in BC
Admission Requirements
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalent rsaquo English 12English 12 First Nations
or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Math 11 Foundations with a C minimum grade
rsaquo Human Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nurses with a C+ minimum grade
Students have two options to meet this prerequisite
1 PNUR 1300 Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nursing OR TRU-Open Learning - HLTH 1121 Foundation Human Anatomy-Physiology for Heath Promotion
2 BIOL 1590 and BIOL 1690 Human Anatomy and Physiology OR TRU-Open Learning - BIOL 1593 and BIOL 1693 with a C minimum grade
Option 2 is recommended for students who are looking to ladder into the BScN program
Faculty of Science
School of Nursing gt trucanursing
34 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Arts
The Faculty of Arts offers exceptional opportunities for students inside and outside of the classroom to explore ideas engage communities and encounter the world
Police and Justice DiplomaThe Police and Justice Diploma prepares students for careers in Canadian policing and justice including sheriffs corrections parole and private security The program prepares graduates to have the necessary skills and knowledge required for a justice-related career Graduates may further their studies in the Bachelor of Arts Major in Criminology at TRU
Bachelor of Arts (BA)The Bachelor of Art degree is an excellent way to begin the experience of university for students who want to explore their options The BA offers a broad liberal arts education that combines a concentration in at least one discipline while ensuring a wide selection of courses as well as opportunities to incorporate other learning experiences such as Study Abroad and Co-operative Education
Associate of Arts Degree (AA)The associate arts degree is a 2-year program designed to provide an educational experience that lays a solid foundation for further study Students are required to complete a broad range of course offerings balanced with in-depth study in science
Bachelor of General Studies (BGS) (Online Only)This degree program provides a flexible structure that allows students to create their own program with as much or as little subject specialization as they want
Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS)BIS is a unique two-year program that students may enter after two years of university study or a two-year post-secondary diploma It allows students to create a customized program of study in their third and fourth years or to create new career options by completing their undergraduate degrees
Bachelor of Journalism (BJour)Students may enter this program directly from high school or after completing two years of study in the liberal arts This degree is career-oriented aimed at preparing students to become communication specialists for employment with community and daily newspapers magazines government agencies corporations and non-profit and advocacy organizations
Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA)The Fine Arts degree is a four-year program that allows students an education in the visual arts within a university context Studio courses such as Ceramics Drawing Photography Printmaking Sculpture Painting and interdisciplinary combinations of these media will be studied alongside academic disciplines ranging from Art History to English and Philosophy Gallery Studies such as Gallery Management and Curating are also available at the upper-level
What can I study in Arts at TRUMajors amp Minorsbull Communicationsbull Criminologybull Economicsbull Economic and Political Studiesbull Englishbull Geographybull Historybull Interdisciplinary Studiesbull Journalismbull Mathematicsbull Philosophybull Psychologybull Sociologybull Theatre Artsbull Visual Arts
Other Minors and Specializationsbull Anthropologybull Archaeology amp Geologybull Canadian Studiesbull Creative Writingbull Environmental Economics amp
Sustainable Developmentbull Managementbull Political Studies
Degreesbull Bachelor of Artsbull Bachelor of Fine Artsbull Bachelor of Interdisciplinary
Studiesbull Bachelor of Journalism
Diplomasbull Diploma in General Studiesbull Associate of Artsbull Fine Artsbull Police and Justicebull Visual Arts
Certificatesbull Aboriginal Studiesbull Literary and Art Historybull Modern Languagesbull Visual Arts Studio
International Opportunitiesbull AnthropologymdashEastern Europe
amp Philippinesbull Management amp Communicationmdash
Germanybull Leadership in Global Competency
Environmental Sustainability Social Media AdvantagemdashGermany
bull Geography amp JapanesemdashJapan
Co-op internship available
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Faculty of Human Social and Educational Development
Master of Education (MEd)The Master of Education program with a concentration in Educational Leadership offers thesis final project or capstone course options Designed for the working professional involved in education and for students who wish to assume positions as educational leaders and researchers or who work in education health care private industry and government
Education Requirement
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent with a minimum B average (GPA of 30 on a scale of 433) in the last 60 credits or completion of TRUrsquos Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies
Language Requirement
bull Completion of undergraduate degree at an English language university in a country where English is the primary language or
bull IELTS score of 65 (all bands) orbull A minimum TOEFL score of 88 with no
section below 20 (IBT) orbull Completion of TRU ESL level 5
Documentation Required
bull TRU Master of Education applicationbull A personal resumeacutebull A letter of intentbull Two letters of referencebull Official transcripts of all
post-secondary education
Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)The Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies (GCES) is designed to help develop the English language and academic skills to successfully meet the MEd entry requirements
The GCES is considered a standalone graduate certificate that completes qualifications for admission into TRUrsquos MEd program Students will be required to successfully complete three graduate level courses and students who require English upgrading will need to also successfully complete TRUrsquos ESL program before entering the MEd program Note Credits received in GCES do not transfer to the TRU MEd program
Bachelor of Education (BEd)The Bachelor of Education (Elementary) degree program is a two-year program which prepares students to teach in elementary schools Graduates obtain their professional teaching certificate from the Ministry of Education Teacher Regulation Branch (TRB) which qualifies the graduate to teach kindergarten to grade 12 in BC public schools Graduates can also teach in any province or territory in Canada and in many other countries
Admission Requirements
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent normally in Arts Fine Arts Mathematics Science Music or Physical Education
Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)The Bachelor of Social Work program prepares competent generalist practitioners to provide service and leadership within regional national and global contexts to achieve social justice respect for diversity and social change Employment opportunities exist in a wide variety of government and voluntary organizations such as family and childrenrsquos services child welfare mental health services hospitals womenrsquos services crisis services corrections and Aboriginal social services
Human Service DiplomaThe Human Service Diploma prepares students for careers with government or non-profit agencies that provide support and assistance to individuals coping with economic disadvantage mental health issues developmental gender and diversity issues as well as challenges such as addiction family change and involvement with the justice system
Early Childhood Education Diploma (ECE)The ECE program provides excellent learning techniques so that students can acquire the necessary knowledge and skills to become effective educators of young children Early Childhood Education is a rapidly expanding field Completion of the ECE Diploma satisfies the requirements of the Community Care Facilities Branch (CCFB) of the BC Government for a License to Practice as an Early Childhood Educator in British Columbia
Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) CertificateThe TESL Certificate is designed to provide a comprehensive course of study to prepare students to work in the ESL field nationally and internationally This one-semester program requires a previous university degree for admission It includes 195 instructional hours including a teaching practicum Upon completion students receive a TESL certificate from TRU Graduates may also apply for a second certificate from TESL Canada The components of the program introduce students to the core topics of pedagogical grammar curriculum design and instructional methodology and cross cultural studies as well as to a variety of teaching modules such as Pronunciation Skills Assessment and Evaluation and Second Language Acquisition
Program highlights
bull Accredited by TESL Canada bull Includes a supervised practicum to gain
hands-on guided classroom experiencebull Small class sizes (maximum 20 students) bull Abundant work opportunities in Canada
and around the world
What can I study in Human Social and Educational Development
Graduate
rsaquo Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)
rsaquo Master of Education Leadership
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Education (Elementary)bull Bachelor of Education
(Physical Education)bull Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)
Diploma
bull Early Childhood Educationbull Human Service Diploma
Certificate
bull Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) Post-Baccalaureate Certificate
Co-op internship available
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36 | International Program Guide Study Options
School of Trades and TechnologyTRUrsquos School of Trades and Technology has many trades training programs that result in provincial Industrial Training Authority or Red Seal Certification The instructors at TRU are some of the best in BC Canada and beyond As the economy struggles there is no better time to complete your trades training so that you will be ahead of the curve and ready when the economy turns around
What can I study in Trades and Technology at TRU
bull Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (online only)
bull Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)
bull Diploma in Water Treatment Technology
Foundation and Apprenticeship Training
bull Automotive Service Technicianbull Carpenterbull Commercial Transport Vehicle Mechanic
Technicianbull Electricianbull Heavy Duty Mechanicbull Gasfittingbull InboardOutboard Mechanicbull Plumbingbull Welding
Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)The BTTM degree program provides technologists with the knowledge and skills necessary to become effective project leaders supervisors and managers in organizations within a changing business and technical environment
Admission Requirements
A two or three-year diploma in technology or equivalent
Students who complete the two-year Water Treatment Technology Program or the three-year Architectural and Engineering Technology program (ARET) can ladder into the BTTM
Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (BTTTL) (Online Only)
This new program the only one of its kind in Canada builds upon the candidatersquos trades or technology qualifications It is aimed at allowing certified tradespeople and technologists to gain the business and leadership knowledge needed for management and other advanced positions
WATER amp WASTEWATER PROGRAMSWater sustains life Now you can help sustain our precious water supplies Gain job-ready skills to protect drinking water quality safeguard water resources and ensure the sustainability of the water supplies that are crucial to public health and the environment Canada and the World are facing shortages of educated and trained water and wastewater operatorsmdashyoursquoll be in demand upon graduation
Certificate in Water amp Wastewater UtilitiesThe Certificate is an entry-level training and education program in the operation and maintenance of Water and Wastewater Treatment Distribution and Collection systems The Certificate requirements are a successful completion of 12 courses 6 per term total of 36 credits to graduate This program ladders into the Water Treatment Technology Diploma Program
Schedule Term 1 August 17 to December 18 2015 Term 2 January 4 to May 09 2016
Water amp Wastewater Technology DiplomaTRU Water and Wastewater Diploma is a two-year four semester program
The diploma prepares students to operate and maintain water and wastewater treatment distribution re-use and disposal facilities as well as how to monitor source water quality This program is designed to educate students in chemistry microbiology mathematics mechanical and electrical systems instrumentation and treatment technologies as they are applied in the water industry Students will also study environmental law occupational health and safety communications and utility management
During the hands-on practical trainingmdashstudents will be trained in the operation maintenance troubleshooting of water systems at the state-of-the-art Kamloops Centre for Water Quality
Students can choose to exit the program after completion of the first year of studies with a Certificate in Water and Wastewater Utilities or complete the entire Diploma This program also ladders into the Bachelors of Technology the Bachelor of
Trades and Technology Leadership or the Bachelor of General Studies at TRU
Admission Requirement
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalentbull Math 11 Foundations or MATH 0410
and 0520 or equivalentbull Chemistry 11 and Biology 11 are
recommendedbull Meet TRUrsquos minimum English
language requirements
For further information please contact Satwinder Paul Program Coordinator spaultruca
gt trucatrades
A When to ApplyPlease note the following application deadlines Late applications will be considered if space is availableWinter January semester
Application deadline October 15Summer May semester
Application deadline February 15Fall September semester
Application deadline May 31
B How to Apply1 Application
Complete all information on the application form For faster processing complete application online at truworldca
2 Program Selection Mark your program choices clearly
3 Transcripts With this application submit official transcripts (or certified copies) of your secondary school grades and any post-secondary institutions you have attended Transcripts must be officially translated into English You may scan and email or fax the transcripts for faster processing but originals must be presented on arrival to TRU Otherwise you will not be allowed to register for courses at TRU
4 Application Fee A non-refundable application fee of CDN$100 must accompany your application
5 Send Send your completed application form school transcripts and application fee to International Admissions at iapplytruca
C Next Steps1 Processing
Your application will be processed within five working days
2 Pre-Acceptance TRU will send a pre-acceptance letter indicating(a) the program to which you
have been accepted and (b) any conditions of your acceptance
3 Submit You should submit the required fees for your first semester of study (as outlined in your pre-acceptance letter)
4 Final Acceptance Upon receiving payment of tuition and general fees TRU will send an official letter of acceptance
5 Housing Either make arrangements with the accommodation directly or used the TRU World service to secure your room Students must pay a C$150 accommodation application fee when using the service with TRU World
6 Student VISA Use your official TRU letter of acceptance to apply to the nearest Canadian Embassy or Consulate for a student visa
7 Airport Pickup Note Airport pick up only available at the Kamloops airport Additional charges may apply
D Paymentbull Fees may be paid by credit card (Visa
Mastercard American Express) bank draft or bank transfer You can also make payments through our online secure payment facility at truworldca
bull If paying by bank draft bank wire transfer or money order copy of the financial document must be attached
bull Please make your bank draft or money order payable to Thompson Rivers University
bull Bank transfer details Thompson Rivers University Acct 1105-935 Transit 07200 Swift Code BOFMCAM2 Bank of Montreal (BMO) 101Fndash1180 Columbia Street West Kamloops BC Canada V2C 6R6
Send a copy of the wire transfer receipt to iapplytruca
E Send Applications toInternational Admissions Thompson Rivers University 900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8
Tel +12508285252 Fax +12503715513
Email iapplytruca
TRU Refund PolicyStudents should familiarize themselves with TRUrsquos refund policy prior to submitting payment for their studies
International students who
(a) Withdraw prior to the start of instruction will receive a 50 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced the balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(b) Withdraw in the first or second week of instruction will receive a 25 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced The balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(c) Withdraw after the second week of instruction will receive no refund of tuition A forfeit of the semester tuition and general fees will be implemented if we are not advised of a request for refund or deferral
(d) Withdraw due to a failure to obtain a student permit prior to arrival at TRU will be entitled to a full refund of tuition and general fees invoiced less a CDN$200 administration fee Students must notify TRU in writing and provide documentation prior to the start of the semester (the original letter from the Canadian Embassy stating the reasons the visa was denied is requiredmdashno photocopies scans or faxes are accepted) Total non-refundable including application fee of CDN$100 is CDN$300
(e) New students who wish to defer the start of their first semester of study to a future semester may do so only twice and up to a maximum of one calendar year (ie a student accepted to the fall semester may defer until the next fall semester but not beyond) Continuing students who wish to defer their admission must do so before the beginning of the semester Once the deferral has expired students will need to reapply if they wish to recommence studies at a later date Deferral must be requested in writing and sent to iapplytruca prior to the start of the semester Once instruction begins policies (b) and (c) above apply
(f ) Withdrawal for Medical ReasonsmdashApart from the policy outlined for international students there is no provision for a medical refund outside this policy For continuing students who are required to withdraw for medical reasons we encourage the student to visit their Academic Advisor and fill in a ldquoComplete Program Withdraw Formrdquo This allows the student to withdraw from a course or program without obtaining a ldquoDNC (Did Not Complete)rdquo on their academic record
Application Instructions
Online Interactive Brochure wwwi-studentglobalcomtru
Thompson Rivers University900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8T +12508285252 bull F +12503715513Inquiries welcometruca bull Applications iapplytruca
truworldca
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26 | International Program Guide Study Options
MarketingACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2320 Economics and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economics and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
MKTG 3470 Consumer Behaviour
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3510 International Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MKTG 4460 Marketing Strategy
At least seven ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
MKTG 4400 Professional Sales Management
MKTG 4410 Services Marking
MKTG 4420 Brand Management
MKTG 4430 Retail Management
MKTG 4440 Advanced Marketing Research
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
New Venture CreationMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics or MATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
MKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
ENTR 3720 All Business Finance
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
ENTR 4750 New Venture Creation
ENTR 4760 Small Business Management
Supply Chain ManagementMATH 1070 Mathematics for Business amp Economics or MATH 1100 Finite Math with Applications 1
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics 2 or MATH 1130 Enriched Calculus or MATH 1140 Calculus 1 or
MATH 1150 Calculus for Biological Sciences
STAT 1200 Introduction to Statistics or ECON 2320 Economic and Business Statistics 1 or STAT 2000 Introduction to Statistics
ECON 2330 Economic and Business Statistics 2 or STAT 2410 Applied Statistics
FNCE 2120 Introduction to Financial Management
ACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
SCMN 3330 Procurement Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MIST 3620 Web-Enabled Business
SCMN 4310 Operations Management
SCMN 4320 Logistics and Transportation
SCMN 4390 Selected Topics in Supply Chain Management
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
At least 2 ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
IBUS 3520 Global Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
School of Business and Economics gt trucamba gt trucabusiness
Accountingbull Treasury Manager bull Chief Financial Officer bull Budget Director bull Taxation Manager bull Management Consultant bull Tax Auditor bull International Accountant
Financebull Corporate Loans Officer bull Personal Financial Advisorbull Equity Analyst bull Portfolio Manager bull Chief Financial Officer bull Stock Broker bull Investment Dealer bull Treasury Manager
Human Resource Managementbull Director of Human Resourcesbull Training Officer bull Industrial Relations Officer bull Health and Safety Specialist bull Harassment Advisor bull Employee Benefits Officerbull Human Resources Manager
Information Technology bull Network Manager bull Systems Analyst bull Website Designer bull Computer Programmer bull Database Administrator
International Businessbull Export Sales Manager bull Foreign Trade Consultantbull Import and Export Specialist bull International Marketing Manager bull International Shipping Specialist
Marketingbull Brand Manager bull Advertising Account Executivebull District Sales Manager bull Market Researcher bull Sales Representative bull Public Relations Directorbull Promotions Manager
New Venture Creation bull Small Business Ownerbull Franchiseebull Loans Officerbull Venture Capitalistbull Small Business Consultant
Supply Chain Managementbull Process Engineerbull Supply Chain Analystbull Supply Chains Systems Managerbull InventoryPurchasing Managerbull Materials AnalystManagerbull Logistics Manager
Typical Job Titles
International Program Guide Study Options | 27
Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)The Bachelor of Business Administration degree is a four-year program
bull First and second years Foundation of business and non-business courses
bull Third and fourth years Students select majors and minors or concentrations
bull Current major and minor options Accounting Economics Finance New Venture Creation Human Resource Management International Business Marketing Information Technology (major only) and Public Relations (minor only)
First and Second Year Courses
bull 6 Humanities credits (English Philosophy Languages Fine Arts)
bull 6 Social Sciences credits (Anthropology Canadian Studies Economics Geography Political Studies Psychology Sociology)
Core CoursesThe following 72 credits (24 courses) are requiredACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
CMNS 1290 Introduction to Professional Writing
CMNS 3240 Business Communications
ECON 1900 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Principles of Macroeconomics
ECON 2320 Statistics for Business and Economics 1
ECON 2330 Statistics for Business and Economics 2
ECON 3040 Managerial Economics
ENGL 1100 Introduction to University Writing or ENGL 1110 Introduction to Prose Fiction or ENGL 1120 Introduction to Poetry or ENGL 1140 Introduction to Drama or ENGL 1210 Introduction to Drama and Poetry
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MNGT 4780 Strategic Management
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
PHIL 1110 Introduction to Critical Thinking
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
BBA MajorsAccountingACCT 3200 Intermediate Financial Accounting 1
ACCT 3210 Intermediate Financial Accounting 2
ACCT 3220 Income Taxation 1
ACCT 3230 Income Taxation 2
ACCT 3250 Intermediate Management Accounting
FNCE 4110 Advanced Financial Management for Accountants
ACCT 4200 Advanced Financial Accounting
ACCT 4230 Assurance
ACCT 4250 Advanced Management Accounting
MIST 4610 Strategic Management Information Systems
EconomicsThe Major in Economics requires 42 ECON credits of which 24 must be at the 3000 and 4000 level with a minimum of 6 at the 4000 level ECON 2900 and ECON 2950 are required and either ECON 3900 or ECON 3950 must be taken
FinanceFNCE 3150 Investments 1
FNCE 3170 Investments 2
FNCE 3180 Risk Management and Financial Engineering
FNCE 4130 Advanced Financial Management
FNCE 4180 International Financial Management
Plus at least three ofFNCE 3140 Financial Statement Analysis
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
FNCE 4120 Business Valuation and Restructuring
FNCE 4140 Personal Financial Management
FNCE 4160 Portfolio Management
FNCE 4190 Financial Institutions Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
General BBAStudents must complete at least 24 credits (normally 8 courses) of 300 or 400-level business or ECON courses in addition to the core requirements in 3rd and 4th year
Human Resource ManagementORGB 3810 Organizational Theory and Design
HRMN 3830 Human Resource Planning and Staffing
HRMN 3840 Employee and Labour Relations
BLAW 3920 Employment Law
HRMN 4830 Total Rewards
HRMN 4840 Organizational Learning Training and Development
ORGB 4870 Organizational Development and Change
HRMN 4890 Selected Topics in HR Management
International BusinessMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3520 Global Management
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
IBUS 4520 International Trade Finance
IBUS 4530 International Trade Law and Logistics
IBUS 4540 Global Entrepreneurship
MarketingMKTG 3470 Consumer Behaviour
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
MKTG 4460 Marketing Strategy
Plus at least five ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
MKTG 4400 Professional Sales Management
MKTG 4410 Services Marketing
MKTG 4420 Brand Management
MKTG 4430 Retail Management
MKTG 4440 Advanced Marketing Research
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
New Venture CreationACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
MKTG 3480 Market Research
ENTR 3720 Small Business Finance
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communicated
ENTR 4750 New Venture Creation
ENTR 4760 Small Business Management
School of Business and Economics gt trucamba gt trucabusiness
28 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism
TOURISM MANAGEMENTTourism Management faculty strive to deliver education experiences that blend theory with practice to ensure our graduates are confident in applying the knowledge they gain and management practicemdashboth essential for leaders of tomorrow
Bachelor of Tourism Management (BTM)This four-year degree provides a solid foundation for the management of tourism businesses The BTM is designed to give students the skill and confidence to develop their own tourism businesses and fill the growing need for managers in the tourism industry Course assignments introduce students to current management issues with local regional national and international tourism businesses and organizations
Students may enter in first year or may transfer from other programs Graduates of TRU tourism diplomas or other tourism or business-related diplomas may also ladder into the BTM
Bachelor of Tourism Management Double DegreeTake your 4th year in the Netherlands and get a double degree TRU has partnered with the best university of applied sciences in the Netherlands to offer a second credential effectively doubling your degree in a single year of study abroad Instruction at NHTV is in English fostering connections with your fellow students and with your Dutch counterparts who will complete the double degree at TRU in their fourth year
Tourism Management DiplomasEvents and Conventions ManagementSpecial events and conventions are being recognized as great income generators for a community and the fastest growing segment of the tourism industry Employment opportunities exist within corporations hotels resorts convention centres municipal convention and visitorsrsquo bureaus and destination management companies
Resort and Hotel ManagementThis two-year diploma program is designed to provide the theory and practical skills essential to begin a career in Resort and Hotel Management Courses in this diploma provide instruction in Hotel Operations Food and Beverage Management and Hospitality Administration
Sports Event ManagementIn this multi-faceted program you will learn about sports and business From managing a sporting company or organization directing a club sport facility or starting your own company this is your opportunity to practice and master the business skills and expertise to produce organize and manage sport events anywhere
Tourism ManagementThe Tourism Management diploma will provide the basic skills and training for careers in Venue Management Tourism Community Planning and Consulting Tourism Marketing Management and Small Tourism Business Management
What can I study in Tourism at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Post-Baccalaureate Diplomas rsaquo Adventure Studies rsaquo International
Tourism Development rsaquo Tourism
Destination Development rsaquo Tourism
Experience Development
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies ndash Adventure Concentration
bull Bachelor of Tourism Management
rsaquo Majorsbull Adventurebull Entrepreneurbull Management
rsaquo Minorbull Adventure Studiesbull International Adventure in
Tourism Developmentbull Entrepreneurshipbull Managementbull Marketingbull Environmental Economics
and Developmentbull Financebull Human Resourcesbull International Business
Diplomas
bull Adventure Guide bull Adventure Management bull Events amp Conventions Managementbull Resort amp Hotel Managementbull Sports Event Managementbull Tourism Management
Certificates
bull Aboriginal Tourismbull Adventure Sportsbull Canadian Mountain and Ski Guidebull Culinary Artsbull Retail Meat Processing
International Opportunities
bull Adventure Tourism field tripbull Study Abroad
Co-op internship available
gt trucatourism
International Program Guide Study Options | 29
POSTndashBACCALAUREATE TOURISM MANAGEMENT DIPLOMASPost-baccalaureate diplomas aredesigned for those who already have an undergraduate degree
Students will acquire a strong foundation in international tourism development subjects including experiences marketing environmental issues community and cultural issues product developmentand innovation
Admission Requirements
bull Any undergraduate degreebull Math 12 or equivalent bull IELTS 65 no band less than 60 or TOEFL
88 no section less than 20
Adventure StudiesTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (24 credits)TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing and Customer Service
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
ADVG 3110 Adventure Activities (Note this course has an activity fee)
ADVG 3130 Adventure Operations
ADVG 4010 Business Applications for Eco and Adventure Tourism Management
ADVG 4020 Legal Liability and Risk Management for Eco and Adventure Businesses
ADVG 4220 The Culture of Adventure
SpecializationmdashRequired Course (6 credits)
Select a total of 6 credits within ADVG activity based courses (1000-2000 level) Examples include kayaking skiing rock climbing ocean surfi ng etc
SpecializationmdashOptions (9 credits)
Select 3 of the following optionsADVG 4030 Contemporary Perspectives in Eco
and Adventure
ADVG 4040 Programming Experiential Activities
ADVG 4070 Directed Studies in Adventure
ADVG 4210 Adventure and Sport Marketing
ADVG 4230 Consulting In Adventure
39 Total Credits
InternationalTourism DevelopmentTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (39 credits)TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing and Customer Service
TMGT 3010 Community and Cultural Issues in Tourism
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
TMGT 4010 Experience Creation and Product Development
ADVG 4100 Adventure Tourism Field Trip (International)(Note course has activity fees and travel costs associated with it)
SpecializationmdashRequired Course (18 credits)
ADVG 4050 International Adventure Tourism Business
ADVG 4090 Nature-based Community Development
TMGT 4160 Tourism in a Global Environment
TMGT 2610 Environmental issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
ADVG 4070 Directed Studies in Adventure
39 Total Credits
Tourism DestinationDevelopmentTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (21 credits)CMNS 1810 Business Professional and Academic
Composition (or ENGL 1100)
TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing amp Customer Service
TMGT 2610 Environmental Issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3000 Practicum in Tourism (120 hours)
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
Tourism Electivesmdash(15 credits)
One Lower Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Upper Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Culture amp Place Elective from TMGT 3010 4090 4100 4220 ADVG 4220
One Global Perspectives Elective from TMGT 4030 4040 4160 4981 ADVG 4050 4160
One Experience Design Elective from TMGT 4010 4050 4130 4170 4180 4210 ADVG 4040 4200
Specializationmdash(18 credits)
EVNT 2190 Destination Marketing Organizations
TMGT 3010 Community and Cultural Issues in Tourism
TMGT 3040 Land Use Management or
TMGT 4040 Tourism and Sustainable Development
TMGT 4120 Developing New Tourism Enterprises or
TMGT 4140 Tourism Strategy
Specialty ElectiveSelect 1 of the following
TMGT 2080 2090 4030 4050 ADVG 4090
TMGT 4020 Graduating Seminar
54 Total Credits
Tourism ExperienceManagementTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (21 credits)CMNS 1810 Business Professional and Academic
Composition (or ENGL 1100)
TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing amp Customer Service
TMGT 2610 Environmental Issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3000 Practicum in Tourism (120 hours)
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
Tourism Electivesmdash(15 credits)
One Lower Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Upper Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Culture amp Place Elective from TMGT 3010 4090 4100 4220 ADVG 4220
One Global Perspectives Elective from TMGT 4030 4040 4160 4981 ADVG 4050 4160
One Experience Design Elective from TMGT 4010 4050 4130 4170 4180 4210 ADVG 4040 4200
Specializationmdash(18 credits)
Select 5 of the following optionsADVG 4040 Programming Experiential Activities
ADVG 4160 Community Capacity Building
TMGT 4010 Experience Creation and Product Development
TMGT 4050 Event Tourism
TMGT 4090 The Culture of Events
TMGT 4100 The Social Side of Tourism
TMGT 4130 Tourist Behaviour
TMGT 4170 Information Technology in Tourism
TMGT 4180 Managing the Tourist Experience
TMGT 4210 Casino Operations Management
54 Total Credits
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism gt trucatourism
30 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism gt trucatourism
We off er the fi nest and most extensive Adventure Studies training in the world We create exceptional educational experiences to foster studentsrsquo physical mental and emotional development so as to be of service to the global commercial adventure industry
Programs of StudyThe Adventure Studies department now off ers eight diverse programs of study Each program enables students to obtain the knowledge and qualifi cations required for employment and careers in the eco and adventure tourism industry Many opportunities for career and adventure pursuits exist for TRU graduates
bull adventure specialist bull avalanche technician bull college instruction bull environmental studies bull government consultingbull guiding bull international development bull photo journalism bull tourism marketingbull travel writing
Adventure Studies in the Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS) is a unique program that allows students to design their own curriculum customized to their specifi c interests and goals The BIS is intended as a two-year add-on (60 credits) to any 60 credits of lower level credits a student brings into the program
Adventure Studies in Bachelor of Tourism Management is a unique combination of theory and practice both local and abroad that produces competent graduates who quickly apply their skills to their careers as consultants to businesses organizations communities government tourism and tourism industry professionals
The Adventure Guide Diploma is the best known guide training program that attracts worldwide scrutiny and sets the standard for training whitewater ocean climbing and ski guides in Canada
The Adventure Management Diploma provides students with a broad background and understanding of the management of adventure activities and the opportunity to develop profi ciency in their personal adventure sport skills
The Canadian Mountain and Ski Guide Certifi cation Diploma Program (CMSG)is a collaborative program between the Adventure Studies Department and the Association of Canadian MountainGuides (ACMG) The program includes industry-recognized certifi cations tothe standards of the ACMG and International Federation of Mountain Guide Associations (IFMGA)
Adventure Sport Certifi cate an introduction to adventure sports and the adventure industry This is the ideal program for entry-level adventure students and students wishing to explore their career interest in adventure-related fi elds
The Culinary Arts Training program covers all aspects of the professional kitchen from appetizers and gourmet foods to the creation of exquisite desserts Graduates of the Culinary Arts program can look forward to job opportunities in the food and restaurant industry
Culinary Arts Certifi cateAdmission Requirements
bull Successful medical exam bull Successful completion of the entry
assessment test (Accuplacer) through the TRU Assessment Centre This test is a measure of English and math competency taken by all students
bull Interview with program coordinator
Course Length - 3 Semesters
Includes 13 months of hands-on training which takes 16 months to complete There is a four-month summer break (May to August) for the opportunity to gain formalized work experience
Professional Cook Level 130 weeks (2 semesters)Cook 1J Safety and Sanitation
Cook 1H Basic Food Service and Kitchen Management
Cook 1K Health CareCook-Chill
Cook 1A Vegetable and Starch Cookery
Cook 1B Meat and Poultry Cookery
Cook 1C Seafood Cookery
Cook 1D Stocks Soups and Sauces
Cook 1E Meat Poultry and SeafoodCutting and Processing
Cook 1F Cold Kitchen
Cook 1G Baking and Desserts
Cook 1I Egg and Breakfast Cookery
Cook 2M Employment Skills
160 hours of work practicum in industry
Work Practicum and Industry Hours
Students will be required to log 120 hours within the industry In addition to the work practicum students must have a total of 400 hours of work-based training by working during summer prior to registering for Professional Cook Level 2
Professional Cook Level 214 weeks (1 Semester)
During the fi nal 14 weeks in addition to a full course load you will be required to work in the afternoons and evenings preparing dishes for the highly acclaimed TRU Dining Room Accolades and learn to learn to plan menus control food costs and begin to acquire industry management skills
CULINARY ARTS
ADVENTURE STUDIES
International Program Guide Study Options | 31
Faculty of Science
What can I studyin Science at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Master of Sciencein Environmental Science
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Science rsaquo Majors
bull General Sciencebull Animal Biologybull Chemistrybull Chemical Biologybull Cellular Molecular
amp Microbial Biologybull Ecology amp
Environmental Biologybull Environmental Chemistrybull Computing Sciencebull Mathematicsbull Mathematical Sciencesbull Physicsbull Statistics
rsaquo Minorsbull Geoarcheologybull Management
bull Bachelor of Computing Sciencebull Bachelor of Computing Science
amp Business Administrationdouble degree
bull Bachelor of Natural Resource Sciencebull Bachelor of Health Sciencebull Bachelor of Technology Managementbull Associate of Science bull Forestry Transfer (1st amp 2nd year)bull Engineering Transfer
(2-year transfer program)
Diplomas
bull Computer Information Systems Technology
bull Architectural ampEngineering Technology
bull Respiratory Therapy
Co-op internship available
SCIENCES ANDENVIRONMENT
Master of Science inEnvironmental ScienceThe TRU Master of Science in Environmental Science is a thesis-based degree with three areas of specialization 1) Ecology and Evolution 2) Physical Sciences and 3) Policy and Management The program is designed to produce graduates who are innovative andhave multi-disciplinary skills and broad knowledge in the fi eld of environmental science It is structured to be unique fl exible and relevant
Applications must be submitted four months before the intended starting date Please note that applications cannot be processed until a faculty member has indicated they will act as supervisor for the studentrsquos thesis Please contact the Coordinator of the Master of Science program at MSc_Coordtruca for more information
Admission Requirements
MSc application form cover letter personal reacutesumeacute two letters of recommendation written by professional or academic references offi cial copy of educational transcripts with GPA of 333 over the last two years of undergraduate studies and offi cial TOEFL results
Bachelor of Science (BSc)The Bachelor of Science degree program is a rigorous program that provides students with both depth and breadth in their science education emphasizes the acquisition of communication skills and promotes computer literacy The program also provides fl exibility so that students may pursue interests in disciplines outside there area of specialization TRU off ers three routes to a Bachelor of Science degree a Majors program in a specifi c discipline or disciplines an Honours Program in a specifi c discipline or a General Science Degree Program
Pre-Professional Health Sciences (Bachelor of Science)
Students interested in professional health care careers can complete their required undergraduate university study at TRU before applying for admission to professional programs at another university
Pre-Professional Health Sciences
bull Pre-Medicinebull Pre-Pharmacybull Pre-Chiropracticbull Pre-Dentistrybull Pre-Naturopathic Medicine
Bachelor of ScienceAdmission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 (or equivalent)bull Pre-Calculus Math 12 (C+) or Math 12
Principles (C+) or TRU Math 06000610bull Physics 11 (C+) or TRU Physics 0500bull Chemistry 11 (C+) or TRU Chemistry 0500
Bachelor of NaturalResource Science (BNRS)The purpose of the BNRS degree program is to prepare students for careers in a widerange of natural resource sector jobs and for further academic study in graduate school ldquoNatural resourcesrdquo include water forests rangeland soil minerals fi sheries and wildlife Natural resource science therefore is the application of scientifi c principles and knowledge towards a better understanding and management of these resources
Possible areas of employment include
bull Resource management and planning for government or industry
bull Operational forestrybull Teaching interpretation and guidingbull Wildlife biology and managementbull Habitat protectionbull Fisheries and animal researchbull Strategic land use planning
Forestry Transfer ProgramTRU off ers the fi rst general year of Forestry and the second year of Forest Resource Management Forest Science Natural Resource Conservation and Forest Operations Students who have completed the required fi rst or second year courses with a GPA of at least 25 are eligible to apply for admission to the UBC Faculty of Forestry
Katey I love the chemistry program at TRU The professors are incredible I love how accessible they are and always available for questions When you know your professors and they know you it makes for a much more personal learning environment Watch Kateyrsquos video on YouTube mytruworld
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COMPUTING SCIENCEAND ADVANCEDTECHNOLOGY
Why Computing Science
Many of the technologies we use and enjoy today were created by computing scientists As a future computer scientist you could create new technology that could improve society or change the world The Bachelor of Computer Science program has several elective options such as Business amp Management or Arts amp Gaming
Strong Market Terrifi c Jobs
Currently there are not enough computer scientists to fi ll the jobs available
During co-op work terms students can earn up to $40000 per year Graduates typically earn up to $50000 to start with senior positions often reaching $100000 or more
Bachelor of Computing Science (BCS)The BCS degree is for students interested in one of the many diff erent career options in computing science including website design network administration database management and e-commerce applications After two years of general study students do two years of concentrated computing studies
Double Degree Bachelorof Computing Science (BCS) amp Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)Double degrees in both computing and business will provide graduates with a strong platform from which to launch a successful career Whether working as a web applications manager an information systems consultant or CEO of a software company BCSBBA students will possess the combined management and computing skills to be successful in an increasingly high-tech business environment
To earn double degrees students must meetthe requirements of both programs Throughcareful course selection it is possible to complete two degrees in just fi ve years
Engineering Transfer (DegreeProgram) Year 1 and 2The Engineering Transfer Program at TRU allows you to get a jump-start on your engineering studies
Engineering Transfer Year One (38 credits) Complete the foundation courses necessary for your engineering degree in your fi rst year at TRU and transfer to UBC or UVic to complete your degree in biological biomedical civil chemical computer electrical environmental geological geo-technical integrated materials mechanical mining software engineering physics and other engineering specialties
Engineering Transfer Year Two Complete second year of Electrical or Computer engineering and transfer to UVic Following your second year you will then take part in a required 4-8 months Co-op term providing the opportunity to practice your engineering skills and get paid then you will transfer to the University of Victoria in third year to complete your degree
Admission to Engineering requirements
1 Pre-Calculus 11 and 12 with B (73)or better
2 Physics 11 and 12 with B (73) or better3 Chemistry 11 and 12 (highly
recommended) with B (73) 4 English 12 (73 or higher)
Computer Information Systems TechnologyDiploma (CIST)The CIST Diploma is accredited by the Canadian Information Processing Society CIST emphasizes the application of computers to the solution of business related problems The academic training combines technical and computer skills with communication skills (written and oral) and business skills Students who complete this diploma can ladder into year three of the BCS degree
Architectural andEngineering Technology Program (ARET)The Architectural and Engineering Technology Program (ARET) is a three-year diploma that emphasizes the design processes in building civil and mechanical technologies building structures municipal services electrical plumbing and HVAC (heating ventilating and AC) systems
Students will acquire problem solving skills in engineering and building design and in-depth knowledge in construction management building regulations and technical writing Courses include construction surveying architectural design fl uid mechanics mechanical and electrical design steel wood and reinforced concrete design and structural analysis
Students who complete the three-year ARET program can ladder into the Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM) degree and complete the degree after just 3 more semesters
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Typical Job Titlesin Computing Sciencebull Graphic Design Firmsbull Web and Flash Development Firmsbull Multimedia Design Firmsbull Print and Digital Media
Developmentbull Corporate Design and
Communicationsbull Advertising Agenciesbull Online Publishingbull Web Animation
Typical Job Titles in ARETbull Building Technologistbull Mechanical Technologistbull Civil Technologistbull Designer job captain specifi cation
writer estimator quantity surveyor or project administrator
bull Typically employed byprofessional engineer companies architects contractors manufacturers and governments
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HEALTH SCIENCES
Respiratory Therapy Diploma TRU is the only educational institution in British Columbia to offer a program in Respiratory Therapy This program is accredited by the Conjoint Committee of the Canadian Society of Respiratory Therapists and the Canadian Medical Association The program consists of two eight-month sessions of instruction at TRU followed by 47 weeks of clinical internship at accredited hospitals
The clinical year begins in June following the second academic session Clinical year students will rotate between hospitals in the interior of BC Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island Applicants must be prepared to relocate as required
Respiratory Therapy (RT) DiplomaBachelor of Health Science (BHSC)Students are admitted into the three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma program with the option to enter the four-year dual diplomadegree stream The dual diplomadegree stream allows successful students to graduate with both a three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma and a four-year Bachelor of Health Science degree within a four year period
Bachelor of Health ScienceThe Bachelor of Health Science is designed to provide Health Care diploma students and graduates the opportunity to obtain a bachelor degree
Graduates from a two-year or three-year diploma can ladder into the Bachelor of Health Science and are granted up to 60 credits for two-year diploma and up to 90 credits for a three-year diploma
Graduates from the following diploma programs have enrolled in the Bachelor of Health Science program
bull Respiratory Therapybull Dental Hygienebull Medical Radiologybull Medical Laboratory Technologybull Massage Therapybull OccupationalPhysiotherapists Assistants
Admission Requirements
Completion of a minimum two-year diploma in Health Care or related area from a recognized program and institution
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)ndash Kamloops campus (limited enrolment)
ndash Williams Lake campus (Years 1 and 2 only limited enrolment)
The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) program is a 4-year degree program (plus practicum placements) Upon completion graduates are eligible to write the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) and apply for registration with the College of Registered Nurses of British Columbia (CRNBC) to practice as a Registered Nurse (RN)
The BScN program educates students to be competent nurses to work with individuals families groups or communities from a health promotion perspective and an ethic of caring Practice experiences occur in acute care extended care and intermediate care hospitals and other community health agencies and homes with options for local regional provincial national and international practicums
Admission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 or equivalent rsaquo BC Chemistry 11 or TRU
Chemistry 0500 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo BC Biology 12 or TRU Biology 0600 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo One other BC Science at the grade 11 or 12 level C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Foundation of Math 12 or Pre-Calculus12 or TRU MATH 0600 and MATH 0610 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo English 12 or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
Practical Nursing Diplomandash Williams Lake campus
The provincial practical nursing education diploma program is a 2-year program designed to provide learners with the knowledge skills judgments and attitudes to perform to the full range of competencies as identified by the College of Licensed Practical Nurses of British Columbia (CLPNBC) The aim of the program is to prepare graduates to care for individuals and families at multiple life stages and in a variety of practice settings Upon successful completion of the program you will be eligible to write the Canadian Practical Nurse Registration Exam (CPNRE) required for licensure in BC
Admission Requirements
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalent rsaquo English 12English 12 First Nations
or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Math 11 Foundations with a C minimum grade
rsaquo Human Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nurses with a C+ minimum grade
Students have two options to meet this prerequisite
1 PNUR 1300 Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nursing OR TRU-Open Learning - HLTH 1121 Foundation Human Anatomy-Physiology for Heath Promotion
2 BIOL 1590 and BIOL 1690 Human Anatomy and Physiology OR TRU-Open Learning - BIOL 1593 and BIOL 1693 with a C minimum grade
Option 2 is recommended for students who are looking to ladder into the BScN program
Faculty of Science
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Faculty of Arts
The Faculty of Arts offers exceptional opportunities for students inside and outside of the classroom to explore ideas engage communities and encounter the world
Police and Justice DiplomaThe Police and Justice Diploma prepares students for careers in Canadian policing and justice including sheriffs corrections parole and private security The program prepares graduates to have the necessary skills and knowledge required for a justice-related career Graduates may further their studies in the Bachelor of Arts Major in Criminology at TRU
Bachelor of Arts (BA)The Bachelor of Art degree is an excellent way to begin the experience of university for students who want to explore their options The BA offers a broad liberal arts education that combines a concentration in at least one discipline while ensuring a wide selection of courses as well as opportunities to incorporate other learning experiences such as Study Abroad and Co-operative Education
Associate of Arts Degree (AA)The associate arts degree is a 2-year program designed to provide an educational experience that lays a solid foundation for further study Students are required to complete a broad range of course offerings balanced with in-depth study in science
Bachelor of General Studies (BGS) (Online Only)This degree program provides a flexible structure that allows students to create their own program with as much or as little subject specialization as they want
Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS)BIS is a unique two-year program that students may enter after two years of university study or a two-year post-secondary diploma It allows students to create a customized program of study in their third and fourth years or to create new career options by completing their undergraduate degrees
Bachelor of Journalism (BJour)Students may enter this program directly from high school or after completing two years of study in the liberal arts This degree is career-oriented aimed at preparing students to become communication specialists for employment with community and daily newspapers magazines government agencies corporations and non-profit and advocacy organizations
Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA)The Fine Arts degree is a four-year program that allows students an education in the visual arts within a university context Studio courses such as Ceramics Drawing Photography Printmaking Sculpture Painting and interdisciplinary combinations of these media will be studied alongside academic disciplines ranging from Art History to English and Philosophy Gallery Studies such as Gallery Management and Curating are also available at the upper-level
What can I study in Arts at TRUMajors amp Minorsbull Communicationsbull Criminologybull Economicsbull Economic and Political Studiesbull Englishbull Geographybull Historybull Interdisciplinary Studiesbull Journalismbull Mathematicsbull Philosophybull Psychologybull Sociologybull Theatre Artsbull Visual Arts
Other Minors and Specializationsbull Anthropologybull Archaeology amp Geologybull Canadian Studiesbull Creative Writingbull Environmental Economics amp
Sustainable Developmentbull Managementbull Political Studies
Degreesbull Bachelor of Artsbull Bachelor of Fine Artsbull Bachelor of Interdisciplinary
Studiesbull Bachelor of Journalism
Diplomasbull Diploma in General Studiesbull Associate of Artsbull Fine Artsbull Police and Justicebull Visual Arts
Certificatesbull Aboriginal Studiesbull Literary and Art Historybull Modern Languagesbull Visual Arts Studio
International Opportunitiesbull AnthropologymdashEastern Europe
amp Philippinesbull Management amp Communicationmdash
Germanybull Leadership in Global Competency
Environmental Sustainability Social Media AdvantagemdashGermany
bull Geography amp JapanesemdashJapan
Co-op internship available
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Faculty of Human Social and Educational Development
Master of Education (MEd)The Master of Education program with a concentration in Educational Leadership offers thesis final project or capstone course options Designed for the working professional involved in education and for students who wish to assume positions as educational leaders and researchers or who work in education health care private industry and government
Education Requirement
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent with a minimum B average (GPA of 30 on a scale of 433) in the last 60 credits or completion of TRUrsquos Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies
Language Requirement
bull Completion of undergraduate degree at an English language university in a country where English is the primary language or
bull IELTS score of 65 (all bands) orbull A minimum TOEFL score of 88 with no
section below 20 (IBT) orbull Completion of TRU ESL level 5
Documentation Required
bull TRU Master of Education applicationbull A personal resumeacutebull A letter of intentbull Two letters of referencebull Official transcripts of all
post-secondary education
Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)The Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies (GCES) is designed to help develop the English language and academic skills to successfully meet the MEd entry requirements
The GCES is considered a standalone graduate certificate that completes qualifications for admission into TRUrsquos MEd program Students will be required to successfully complete three graduate level courses and students who require English upgrading will need to also successfully complete TRUrsquos ESL program before entering the MEd program Note Credits received in GCES do not transfer to the TRU MEd program
Bachelor of Education (BEd)The Bachelor of Education (Elementary) degree program is a two-year program which prepares students to teach in elementary schools Graduates obtain their professional teaching certificate from the Ministry of Education Teacher Regulation Branch (TRB) which qualifies the graduate to teach kindergarten to grade 12 in BC public schools Graduates can also teach in any province or territory in Canada and in many other countries
Admission Requirements
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent normally in Arts Fine Arts Mathematics Science Music or Physical Education
Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)The Bachelor of Social Work program prepares competent generalist practitioners to provide service and leadership within regional national and global contexts to achieve social justice respect for diversity and social change Employment opportunities exist in a wide variety of government and voluntary organizations such as family and childrenrsquos services child welfare mental health services hospitals womenrsquos services crisis services corrections and Aboriginal social services
Human Service DiplomaThe Human Service Diploma prepares students for careers with government or non-profit agencies that provide support and assistance to individuals coping with economic disadvantage mental health issues developmental gender and diversity issues as well as challenges such as addiction family change and involvement with the justice system
Early Childhood Education Diploma (ECE)The ECE program provides excellent learning techniques so that students can acquire the necessary knowledge and skills to become effective educators of young children Early Childhood Education is a rapidly expanding field Completion of the ECE Diploma satisfies the requirements of the Community Care Facilities Branch (CCFB) of the BC Government for a License to Practice as an Early Childhood Educator in British Columbia
Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) CertificateThe TESL Certificate is designed to provide a comprehensive course of study to prepare students to work in the ESL field nationally and internationally This one-semester program requires a previous university degree for admission It includes 195 instructional hours including a teaching practicum Upon completion students receive a TESL certificate from TRU Graduates may also apply for a second certificate from TESL Canada The components of the program introduce students to the core topics of pedagogical grammar curriculum design and instructional methodology and cross cultural studies as well as to a variety of teaching modules such as Pronunciation Skills Assessment and Evaluation and Second Language Acquisition
Program highlights
bull Accredited by TESL Canada bull Includes a supervised practicum to gain
hands-on guided classroom experiencebull Small class sizes (maximum 20 students) bull Abundant work opportunities in Canada
and around the world
What can I study in Human Social and Educational Development
Graduate
rsaquo Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)
rsaquo Master of Education Leadership
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Education (Elementary)bull Bachelor of Education
(Physical Education)bull Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)
Diploma
bull Early Childhood Educationbull Human Service Diploma
Certificate
bull Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) Post-Baccalaureate Certificate
Co-op internship available
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School of Trades and TechnologyTRUrsquos School of Trades and Technology has many trades training programs that result in provincial Industrial Training Authority or Red Seal Certification The instructors at TRU are some of the best in BC Canada and beyond As the economy struggles there is no better time to complete your trades training so that you will be ahead of the curve and ready when the economy turns around
What can I study in Trades and Technology at TRU
bull Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (online only)
bull Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)
bull Diploma in Water Treatment Technology
Foundation and Apprenticeship Training
bull Automotive Service Technicianbull Carpenterbull Commercial Transport Vehicle Mechanic
Technicianbull Electricianbull Heavy Duty Mechanicbull Gasfittingbull InboardOutboard Mechanicbull Plumbingbull Welding
Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)The BTTM degree program provides technologists with the knowledge and skills necessary to become effective project leaders supervisors and managers in organizations within a changing business and technical environment
Admission Requirements
A two or three-year diploma in technology or equivalent
Students who complete the two-year Water Treatment Technology Program or the three-year Architectural and Engineering Technology program (ARET) can ladder into the BTTM
Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (BTTTL) (Online Only)
This new program the only one of its kind in Canada builds upon the candidatersquos trades or technology qualifications It is aimed at allowing certified tradespeople and technologists to gain the business and leadership knowledge needed for management and other advanced positions
WATER amp WASTEWATER PROGRAMSWater sustains life Now you can help sustain our precious water supplies Gain job-ready skills to protect drinking water quality safeguard water resources and ensure the sustainability of the water supplies that are crucial to public health and the environment Canada and the World are facing shortages of educated and trained water and wastewater operatorsmdashyoursquoll be in demand upon graduation
Certificate in Water amp Wastewater UtilitiesThe Certificate is an entry-level training and education program in the operation and maintenance of Water and Wastewater Treatment Distribution and Collection systems The Certificate requirements are a successful completion of 12 courses 6 per term total of 36 credits to graduate This program ladders into the Water Treatment Technology Diploma Program
Schedule Term 1 August 17 to December 18 2015 Term 2 January 4 to May 09 2016
Water amp Wastewater Technology DiplomaTRU Water and Wastewater Diploma is a two-year four semester program
The diploma prepares students to operate and maintain water and wastewater treatment distribution re-use and disposal facilities as well as how to monitor source water quality This program is designed to educate students in chemistry microbiology mathematics mechanical and electrical systems instrumentation and treatment technologies as they are applied in the water industry Students will also study environmental law occupational health and safety communications and utility management
During the hands-on practical trainingmdashstudents will be trained in the operation maintenance troubleshooting of water systems at the state-of-the-art Kamloops Centre for Water Quality
Students can choose to exit the program after completion of the first year of studies with a Certificate in Water and Wastewater Utilities or complete the entire Diploma This program also ladders into the Bachelors of Technology the Bachelor of
Trades and Technology Leadership or the Bachelor of General Studies at TRU
Admission Requirement
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalentbull Math 11 Foundations or MATH 0410
and 0520 or equivalentbull Chemistry 11 and Biology 11 are
recommendedbull Meet TRUrsquos minimum English
language requirements
For further information please contact Satwinder Paul Program Coordinator spaultruca
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A When to ApplyPlease note the following application deadlines Late applications will be considered if space is availableWinter January semester
Application deadline October 15Summer May semester
Application deadline February 15Fall September semester
Application deadline May 31
B How to Apply1 Application
Complete all information on the application form For faster processing complete application online at truworldca
2 Program Selection Mark your program choices clearly
3 Transcripts With this application submit official transcripts (or certified copies) of your secondary school grades and any post-secondary institutions you have attended Transcripts must be officially translated into English You may scan and email or fax the transcripts for faster processing but originals must be presented on arrival to TRU Otherwise you will not be allowed to register for courses at TRU
4 Application Fee A non-refundable application fee of CDN$100 must accompany your application
5 Send Send your completed application form school transcripts and application fee to International Admissions at iapplytruca
C Next Steps1 Processing
Your application will be processed within five working days
2 Pre-Acceptance TRU will send a pre-acceptance letter indicating(a) the program to which you
have been accepted and (b) any conditions of your acceptance
3 Submit You should submit the required fees for your first semester of study (as outlined in your pre-acceptance letter)
4 Final Acceptance Upon receiving payment of tuition and general fees TRU will send an official letter of acceptance
5 Housing Either make arrangements with the accommodation directly or used the TRU World service to secure your room Students must pay a C$150 accommodation application fee when using the service with TRU World
6 Student VISA Use your official TRU letter of acceptance to apply to the nearest Canadian Embassy or Consulate for a student visa
7 Airport Pickup Note Airport pick up only available at the Kamloops airport Additional charges may apply
D Paymentbull Fees may be paid by credit card (Visa
Mastercard American Express) bank draft or bank transfer You can also make payments through our online secure payment facility at truworldca
bull If paying by bank draft bank wire transfer or money order copy of the financial document must be attached
bull Please make your bank draft or money order payable to Thompson Rivers University
bull Bank transfer details Thompson Rivers University Acct 1105-935 Transit 07200 Swift Code BOFMCAM2 Bank of Montreal (BMO) 101Fndash1180 Columbia Street West Kamloops BC Canada V2C 6R6
Send a copy of the wire transfer receipt to iapplytruca
E Send Applications toInternational Admissions Thompson Rivers University 900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8
Tel +12508285252 Fax +12503715513
Email iapplytruca
TRU Refund PolicyStudents should familiarize themselves with TRUrsquos refund policy prior to submitting payment for their studies
International students who
(a) Withdraw prior to the start of instruction will receive a 50 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced the balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(b) Withdraw in the first or second week of instruction will receive a 25 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced The balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(c) Withdraw after the second week of instruction will receive no refund of tuition A forfeit of the semester tuition and general fees will be implemented if we are not advised of a request for refund or deferral
(d) Withdraw due to a failure to obtain a student permit prior to arrival at TRU will be entitled to a full refund of tuition and general fees invoiced less a CDN$200 administration fee Students must notify TRU in writing and provide documentation prior to the start of the semester (the original letter from the Canadian Embassy stating the reasons the visa was denied is requiredmdashno photocopies scans or faxes are accepted) Total non-refundable including application fee of CDN$100 is CDN$300
(e) New students who wish to defer the start of their first semester of study to a future semester may do so only twice and up to a maximum of one calendar year (ie a student accepted to the fall semester may defer until the next fall semester but not beyond) Continuing students who wish to defer their admission must do so before the beginning of the semester Once the deferral has expired students will need to reapply if they wish to recommence studies at a later date Deferral must be requested in writing and sent to iapplytruca prior to the start of the semester Once instruction begins policies (b) and (c) above apply
(f ) Withdrawal for Medical ReasonsmdashApart from the policy outlined for international students there is no provision for a medical refund outside this policy For continuing students who are required to withdraw for medical reasons we encourage the student to visit their Academic Advisor and fill in a ldquoComplete Program Withdraw Formrdquo This allows the student to withdraw from a course or program without obtaining a ldquoDNC (Did Not Complete)rdquo on their academic record
Application Instructions
Online Interactive Brochure wwwi-studentglobalcomtru
Thompson Rivers University900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8T +12508285252 bull F +12503715513Inquiries welcometruca bull Applications iapplytruca
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Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)The Bachelor of Business Administration degree is a four-year program
bull First and second years Foundation of business and non-business courses
bull Third and fourth years Students select majors and minors or concentrations
bull Current major and minor options Accounting Economics Finance New Venture Creation Human Resource Management International Business Marketing Information Technology (major only) and Public Relations (minor only)
First and Second Year Courses
bull 6 Humanities credits (English Philosophy Languages Fine Arts)
bull 6 Social Sciences credits (Anthropology Canadian Studies Economics Geography Political Studies Psychology Sociology)
Core CoursesThe following 72 credits (24 courses) are requiredACCT 2210 Financial Accounting
ACCT 2250 Management Accounting
BLAW 2910 Commercial Law
CMNS 1290 Introduction to Professional Writing
CMNS 3240 Business Communications
ECON 1900 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 1950 Principles of Macroeconomics
ECON 2320 Statistics for Business and Economics 1
ECON 2330 Statistics for Business and Economics 2
ECON 3040 Managerial Economics
ENGL 1100 Introduction to University Writing or ENGL 1110 Introduction to Prose Fiction or ENGL 1120 Introduction to Poetry or ENGL 1140 Introduction to Drama or ENGL 1210 Introduction to Drama and Poetry
FNCE 2120 Financial Management
HRMN 2820 Human Resource Management
IBUS 3510 International Business
MATH 1070 Mathematics for Business and Economics
MATH 1170 Calculus for Business and Economics
MIST 2610 Management Information Systems
MKTG 2430 Marketing
MNGT 1710 Introduction to Business
MNGT 3710 Business Ethics and Society
MNGT 4780 Strategic Management
ORGB 2810 Organizational Behaviour
PHIL 1110 Introduction to Critical Thinking
SCMN 3320 Supply Chain Management
BBA MajorsAccountingACCT 3200 Intermediate Financial Accounting 1
ACCT 3210 Intermediate Financial Accounting 2
ACCT 3220 Income Taxation 1
ACCT 3230 Income Taxation 2
ACCT 3250 Intermediate Management Accounting
FNCE 4110 Advanced Financial Management for Accountants
ACCT 4200 Advanced Financial Accounting
ACCT 4230 Assurance
ACCT 4250 Advanced Management Accounting
MIST 4610 Strategic Management Information Systems
EconomicsThe Major in Economics requires 42 ECON credits of which 24 must be at the 3000 and 4000 level with a minimum of 6 at the 4000 level ECON 2900 and ECON 2950 are required and either ECON 3900 or ECON 3950 must be taken
FinanceFNCE 3150 Investments 1
FNCE 3170 Investments 2
FNCE 3180 Risk Management and Financial Engineering
FNCE 4130 Advanced Financial Management
FNCE 4180 International Financial Management
Plus at least three ofFNCE 3140 Financial Statement Analysis
ACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
FNCE 4120 Business Valuation and Restructuring
FNCE 4140 Personal Financial Management
FNCE 4160 Portfolio Management
FNCE 4190 Financial Institutions Management
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
General BBAStudents must complete at least 24 credits (normally 8 courses) of 300 or 400-level business or ECON courses in addition to the core requirements in 3rd and 4th year
Human Resource ManagementORGB 3810 Organizational Theory and Design
HRMN 3830 Human Resource Planning and Staffing
HRMN 3840 Employee and Labour Relations
BLAW 3920 Employment Law
HRMN 4830 Total Rewards
HRMN 4840 Organizational Learning Training and Development
ORGB 4870 Organizational Development and Change
HRMN 4890 Selected Topics in HR Management
International BusinessMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
IBUS 3520 Global Management
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
IBUS 4520 International Trade Finance
IBUS 4530 International Trade Law and Logistics
IBUS 4540 Global Entrepreneurship
MarketingMKTG 3470 Consumer Behaviour
MKTG 3480 Marketing Research
MKTG 4460 Marketing Strategy
Plus at least five ofMKTG 3450 Professional Selling
ECON 4330 Forecasting in Business and Economics
MKTG 4400 Professional Sales Management
MKTG 4410 Services Marketing
MKTG 4420 Brand Management
MKTG 4430 Retail Management
MKTG 4440 Advanced Marketing Research
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4470 International Marketing
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communication
MKTG 4490 Business-to-Business Marketing
New Venture CreationACCT 3260 Taxation for Decision Making
MKTG 3480 Market Research
ENTR 3720 Small Business Finance
MKTG 4450 E-Commerce
MKTG 4480 Integrated Marketing Communicated
ENTR 4750 New Venture Creation
ENTR 4760 Small Business Management
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Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism
TOURISM MANAGEMENTTourism Management faculty strive to deliver education experiences that blend theory with practice to ensure our graduates are confident in applying the knowledge they gain and management practicemdashboth essential for leaders of tomorrow
Bachelor of Tourism Management (BTM)This four-year degree provides a solid foundation for the management of tourism businesses The BTM is designed to give students the skill and confidence to develop their own tourism businesses and fill the growing need for managers in the tourism industry Course assignments introduce students to current management issues with local regional national and international tourism businesses and organizations
Students may enter in first year or may transfer from other programs Graduates of TRU tourism diplomas or other tourism or business-related diplomas may also ladder into the BTM
Bachelor of Tourism Management Double DegreeTake your 4th year in the Netherlands and get a double degree TRU has partnered with the best university of applied sciences in the Netherlands to offer a second credential effectively doubling your degree in a single year of study abroad Instruction at NHTV is in English fostering connections with your fellow students and with your Dutch counterparts who will complete the double degree at TRU in their fourth year
Tourism Management DiplomasEvents and Conventions ManagementSpecial events and conventions are being recognized as great income generators for a community and the fastest growing segment of the tourism industry Employment opportunities exist within corporations hotels resorts convention centres municipal convention and visitorsrsquo bureaus and destination management companies
Resort and Hotel ManagementThis two-year diploma program is designed to provide the theory and practical skills essential to begin a career in Resort and Hotel Management Courses in this diploma provide instruction in Hotel Operations Food and Beverage Management and Hospitality Administration
Sports Event ManagementIn this multi-faceted program you will learn about sports and business From managing a sporting company or organization directing a club sport facility or starting your own company this is your opportunity to practice and master the business skills and expertise to produce organize and manage sport events anywhere
Tourism ManagementThe Tourism Management diploma will provide the basic skills and training for careers in Venue Management Tourism Community Planning and Consulting Tourism Marketing Management and Small Tourism Business Management
What can I study in Tourism at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Post-Baccalaureate Diplomas rsaquo Adventure Studies rsaquo International
Tourism Development rsaquo Tourism
Destination Development rsaquo Tourism
Experience Development
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies ndash Adventure Concentration
bull Bachelor of Tourism Management
rsaquo Majorsbull Adventurebull Entrepreneurbull Management
rsaquo Minorbull Adventure Studiesbull International Adventure in
Tourism Developmentbull Entrepreneurshipbull Managementbull Marketingbull Environmental Economics
and Developmentbull Financebull Human Resourcesbull International Business
Diplomas
bull Adventure Guide bull Adventure Management bull Events amp Conventions Managementbull Resort amp Hotel Managementbull Sports Event Managementbull Tourism Management
Certificates
bull Aboriginal Tourismbull Adventure Sportsbull Canadian Mountain and Ski Guidebull Culinary Artsbull Retail Meat Processing
International Opportunities
bull Adventure Tourism field tripbull Study Abroad
Co-op internship available
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POSTndashBACCALAUREATE TOURISM MANAGEMENT DIPLOMASPost-baccalaureate diplomas aredesigned for those who already have an undergraduate degree
Students will acquire a strong foundation in international tourism development subjects including experiences marketing environmental issues community and cultural issues product developmentand innovation
Admission Requirements
bull Any undergraduate degreebull Math 12 or equivalent bull IELTS 65 no band less than 60 or TOEFL
88 no section less than 20
Adventure StudiesTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (24 credits)TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing and Customer Service
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
ADVG 3110 Adventure Activities (Note this course has an activity fee)
ADVG 3130 Adventure Operations
ADVG 4010 Business Applications for Eco and Adventure Tourism Management
ADVG 4020 Legal Liability and Risk Management for Eco and Adventure Businesses
ADVG 4220 The Culture of Adventure
SpecializationmdashRequired Course (6 credits)
Select a total of 6 credits within ADVG activity based courses (1000-2000 level) Examples include kayaking skiing rock climbing ocean surfi ng etc
SpecializationmdashOptions (9 credits)
Select 3 of the following optionsADVG 4030 Contemporary Perspectives in Eco
and Adventure
ADVG 4040 Programming Experiential Activities
ADVG 4070 Directed Studies in Adventure
ADVG 4210 Adventure and Sport Marketing
ADVG 4230 Consulting In Adventure
39 Total Credits
InternationalTourism DevelopmentTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (39 credits)TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing and Customer Service
TMGT 3010 Community and Cultural Issues in Tourism
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
TMGT 4010 Experience Creation and Product Development
ADVG 4100 Adventure Tourism Field Trip (International)(Note course has activity fees and travel costs associated with it)
SpecializationmdashRequired Course (18 credits)
ADVG 4050 International Adventure Tourism Business
ADVG 4090 Nature-based Community Development
TMGT 4160 Tourism in a Global Environment
TMGT 2610 Environmental issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
ADVG 4070 Directed Studies in Adventure
39 Total Credits
Tourism DestinationDevelopmentTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (21 credits)CMNS 1810 Business Professional and Academic
Composition (or ENGL 1100)
TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing amp Customer Service
TMGT 2610 Environmental Issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3000 Practicum in Tourism (120 hours)
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
Tourism Electivesmdash(15 credits)
One Lower Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Upper Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Culture amp Place Elective from TMGT 3010 4090 4100 4220 ADVG 4220
One Global Perspectives Elective from TMGT 4030 4040 4160 4981 ADVG 4050 4160
One Experience Design Elective from TMGT 4010 4050 4130 4170 4180 4210 ADVG 4040 4200
Specializationmdash(18 credits)
EVNT 2190 Destination Marketing Organizations
TMGT 3010 Community and Cultural Issues in Tourism
TMGT 3040 Land Use Management or
TMGT 4040 Tourism and Sustainable Development
TMGT 4120 Developing New Tourism Enterprises or
TMGT 4140 Tourism Strategy
Specialty ElectiveSelect 1 of the following
TMGT 2080 2090 4030 4050 ADVG 4090
TMGT 4020 Graduating Seminar
54 Total Credits
Tourism ExperienceManagementTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (21 credits)CMNS 1810 Business Professional and Academic
Composition (or ENGL 1100)
TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing amp Customer Service
TMGT 2610 Environmental Issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3000 Practicum in Tourism (120 hours)
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
Tourism Electivesmdash(15 credits)
One Lower Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Upper Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Culture amp Place Elective from TMGT 3010 4090 4100 4220 ADVG 4220
One Global Perspectives Elective from TMGT 4030 4040 4160 4981 ADVG 4050 4160
One Experience Design Elective from TMGT 4010 4050 4130 4170 4180 4210 ADVG 4040 4200
Specializationmdash(18 credits)
Select 5 of the following optionsADVG 4040 Programming Experiential Activities
ADVG 4160 Community Capacity Building
TMGT 4010 Experience Creation and Product Development
TMGT 4050 Event Tourism
TMGT 4090 The Culture of Events
TMGT 4100 The Social Side of Tourism
TMGT 4130 Tourist Behaviour
TMGT 4170 Information Technology in Tourism
TMGT 4180 Managing the Tourist Experience
TMGT 4210 Casino Operations Management
54 Total Credits
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30 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism gt trucatourism
We off er the fi nest and most extensive Adventure Studies training in the world We create exceptional educational experiences to foster studentsrsquo physical mental and emotional development so as to be of service to the global commercial adventure industry
Programs of StudyThe Adventure Studies department now off ers eight diverse programs of study Each program enables students to obtain the knowledge and qualifi cations required for employment and careers in the eco and adventure tourism industry Many opportunities for career and adventure pursuits exist for TRU graduates
bull adventure specialist bull avalanche technician bull college instruction bull environmental studies bull government consultingbull guiding bull international development bull photo journalism bull tourism marketingbull travel writing
Adventure Studies in the Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS) is a unique program that allows students to design their own curriculum customized to their specifi c interests and goals The BIS is intended as a two-year add-on (60 credits) to any 60 credits of lower level credits a student brings into the program
Adventure Studies in Bachelor of Tourism Management is a unique combination of theory and practice both local and abroad that produces competent graduates who quickly apply their skills to their careers as consultants to businesses organizations communities government tourism and tourism industry professionals
The Adventure Guide Diploma is the best known guide training program that attracts worldwide scrutiny and sets the standard for training whitewater ocean climbing and ski guides in Canada
The Adventure Management Diploma provides students with a broad background and understanding of the management of adventure activities and the opportunity to develop profi ciency in their personal adventure sport skills
The Canadian Mountain and Ski Guide Certifi cation Diploma Program (CMSG)is a collaborative program between the Adventure Studies Department and the Association of Canadian MountainGuides (ACMG) The program includes industry-recognized certifi cations tothe standards of the ACMG and International Federation of Mountain Guide Associations (IFMGA)
Adventure Sport Certifi cate an introduction to adventure sports and the adventure industry This is the ideal program for entry-level adventure students and students wishing to explore their career interest in adventure-related fi elds
The Culinary Arts Training program covers all aspects of the professional kitchen from appetizers and gourmet foods to the creation of exquisite desserts Graduates of the Culinary Arts program can look forward to job opportunities in the food and restaurant industry
Culinary Arts Certifi cateAdmission Requirements
bull Successful medical exam bull Successful completion of the entry
assessment test (Accuplacer) through the TRU Assessment Centre This test is a measure of English and math competency taken by all students
bull Interview with program coordinator
Course Length - 3 Semesters
Includes 13 months of hands-on training which takes 16 months to complete There is a four-month summer break (May to August) for the opportunity to gain formalized work experience
Professional Cook Level 130 weeks (2 semesters)Cook 1J Safety and Sanitation
Cook 1H Basic Food Service and Kitchen Management
Cook 1K Health CareCook-Chill
Cook 1A Vegetable and Starch Cookery
Cook 1B Meat and Poultry Cookery
Cook 1C Seafood Cookery
Cook 1D Stocks Soups and Sauces
Cook 1E Meat Poultry and SeafoodCutting and Processing
Cook 1F Cold Kitchen
Cook 1G Baking and Desserts
Cook 1I Egg and Breakfast Cookery
Cook 2M Employment Skills
160 hours of work practicum in industry
Work Practicum and Industry Hours
Students will be required to log 120 hours within the industry In addition to the work practicum students must have a total of 400 hours of work-based training by working during summer prior to registering for Professional Cook Level 2
Professional Cook Level 214 weeks (1 Semester)
During the fi nal 14 weeks in addition to a full course load you will be required to work in the afternoons and evenings preparing dishes for the highly acclaimed TRU Dining Room Accolades and learn to learn to plan menus control food costs and begin to acquire industry management skills
CULINARY ARTS
ADVENTURE STUDIES
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Faculty of Science
What can I studyin Science at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Master of Sciencein Environmental Science
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Science rsaquo Majors
bull General Sciencebull Animal Biologybull Chemistrybull Chemical Biologybull Cellular Molecular
amp Microbial Biologybull Ecology amp
Environmental Biologybull Environmental Chemistrybull Computing Sciencebull Mathematicsbull Mathematical Sciencesbull Physicsbull Statistics
rsaquo Minorsbull Geoarcheologybull Management
bull Bachelor of Computing Sciencebull Bachelor of Computing Science
amp Business Administrationdouble degree
bull Bachelor of Natural Resource Sciencebull Bachelor of Health Sciencebull Bachelor of Technology Managementbull Associate of Science bull Forestry Transfer (1st amp 2nd year)bull Engineering Transfer
(2-year transfer program)
Diplomas
bull Computer Information Systems Technology
bull Architectural ampEngineering Technology
bull Respiratory Therapy
Co-op internship available
SCIENCES ANDENVIRONMENT
Master of Science inEnvironmental ScienceThe TRU Master of Science in Environmental Science is a thesis-based degree with three areas of specialization 1) Ecology and Evolution 2) Physical Sciences and 3) Policy and Management The program is designed to produce graduates who are innovative andhave multi-disciplinary skills and broad knowledge in the fi eld of environmental science It is structured to be unique fl exible and relevant
Applications must be submitted four months before the intended starting date Please note that applications cannot be processed until a faculty member has indicated they will act as supervisor for the studentrsquos thesis Please contact the Coordinator of the Master of Science program at MSc_Coordtruca for more information
Admission Requirements
MSc application form cover letter personal reacutesumeacute two letters of recommendation written by professional or academic references offi cial copy of educational transcripts with GPA of 333 over the last two years of undergraduate studies and offi cial TOEFL results
Bachelor of Science (BSc)The Bachelor of Science degree program is a rigorous program that provides students with both depth and breadth in their science education emphasizes the acquisition of communication skills and promotes computer literacy The program also provides fl exibility so that students may pursue interests in disciplines outside there area of specialization TRU off ers three routes to a Bachelor of Science degree a Majors program in a specifi c discipline or disciplines an Honours Program in a specifi c discipline or a General Science Degree Program
Pre-Professional Health Sciences (Bachelor of Science)
Students interested in professional health care careers can complete their required undergraduate university study at TRU before applying for admission to professional programs at another university
Pre-Professional Health Sciences
bull Pre-Medicinebull Pre-Pharmacybull Pre-Chiropracticbull Pre-Dentistrybull Pre-Naturopathic Medicine
Bachelor of ScienceAdmission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 (or equivalent)bull Pre-Calculus Math 12 (C+) or Math 12
Principles (C+) or TRU Math 06000610bull Physics 11 (C+) or TRU Physics 0500bull Chemistry 11 (C+) or TRU Chemistry 0500
Bachelor of NaturalResource Science (BNRS)The purpose of the BNRS degree program is to prepare students for careers in a widerange of natural resource sector jobs and for further academic study in graduate school ldquoNatural resourcesrdquo include water forests rangeland soil minerals fi sheries and wildlife Natural resource science therefore is the application of scientifi c principles and knowledge towards a better understanding and management of these resources
Possible areas of employment include
bull Resource management and planning for government or industry
bull Operational forestrybull Teaching interpretation and guidingbull Wildlife biology and managementbull Habitat protectionbull Fisheries and animal researchbull Strategic land use planning
Forestry Transfer ProgramTRU off ers the fi rst general year of Forestry and the second year of Forest Resource Management Forest Science Natural Resource Conservation and Forest Operations Students who have completed the required fi rst or second year courses with a GPA of at least 25 are eligible to apply for admission to the UBC Faculty of Forestry
Katey I love the chemistry program at TRU The professors are incredible I love how accessible they are and always available for questions When you know your professors and they know you it makes for a much more personal learning environment Watch Kateyrsquos video on YouTube mytruworld
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COMPUTING SCIENCEAND ADVANCEDTECHNOLOGY
Why Computing Science
Many of the technologies we use and enjoy today were created by computing scientists As a future computer scientist you could create new technology that could improve society or change the world The Bachelor of Computer Science program has several elective options such as Business amp Management or Arts amp Gaming
Strong Market Terrifi c Jobs
Currently there are not enough computer scientists to fi ll the jobs available
During co-op work terms students can earn up to $40000 per year Graduates typically earn up to $50000 to start with senior positions often reaching $100000 or more
Bachelor of Computing Science (BCS)The BCS degree is for students interested in one of the many diff erent career options in computing science including website design network administration database management and e-commerce applications After two years of general study students do two years of concentrated computing studies
Double Degree Bachelorof Computing Science (BCS) amp Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)Double degrees in both computing and business will provide graduates with a strong platform from which to launch a successful career Whether working as a web applications manager an information systems consultant or CEO of a software company BCSBBA students will possess the combined management and computing skills to be successful in an increasingly high-tech business environment
To earn double degrees students must meetthe requirements of both programs Throughcareful course selection it is possible to complete two degrees in just fi ve years
Engineering Transfer (DegreeProgram) Year 1 and 2The Engineering Transfer Program at TRU allows you to get a jump-start on your engineering studies
Engineering Transfer Year One (38 credits) Complete the foundation courses necessary for your engineering degree in your fi rst year at TRU and transfer to UBC or UVic to complete your degree in biological biomedical civil chemical computer electrical environmental geological geo-technical integrated materials mechanical mining software engineering physics and other engineering specialties
Engineering Transfer Year Two Complete second year of Electrical or Computer engineering and transfer to UVic Following your second year you will then take part in a required 4-8 months Co-op term providing the opportunity to practice your engineering skills and get paid then you will transfer to the University of Victoria in third year to complete your degree
Admission to Engineering requirements
1 Pre-Calculus 11 and 12 with B (73)or better
2 Physics 11 and 12 with B (73) or better3 Chemistry 11 and 12 (highly
recommended) with B (73) 4 English 12 (73 or higher)
Computer Information Systems TechnologyDiploma (CIST)The CIST Diploma is accredited by the Canadian Information Processing Society CIST emphasizes the application of computers to the solution of business related problems The academic training combines technical and computer skills with communication skills (written and oral) and business skills Students who complete this diploma can ladder into year three of the BCS degree
Architectural andEngineering Technology Program (ARET)The Architectural and Engineering Technology Program (ARET) is a three-year diploma that emphasizes the design processes in building civil and mechanical technologies building structures municipal services electrical plumbing and HVAC (heating ventilating and AC) systems
Students will acquire problem solving skills in engineering and building design and in-depth knowledge in construction management building regulations and technical writing Courses include construction surveying architectural design fl uid mechanics mechanical and electrical design steel wood and reinforced concrete design and structural analysis
Students who complete the three-year ARET program can ladder into the Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM) degree and complete the degree after just 3 more semesters
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cas
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ce
Faculty of Science gt trucascience
Typical Job Titlesin Computing Sciencebull Graphic Design Firmsbull Web and Flash Development Firmsbull Multimedia Design Firmsbull Print and Digital Media
Developmentbull Corporate Design and
Communicationsbull Advertising Agenciesbull Online Publishingbull Web Animation
Typical Job Titles in ARETbull Building Technologistbull Mechanical Technologistbull Civil Technologistbull Designer job captain specifi cation
writer estimator quantity surveyor or project administrator
bull Typically employed byprofessional engineer companies architects contractors manufacturers and governments
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HEALTH SCIENCES
Respiratory Therapy Diploma TRU is the only educational institution in British Columbia to offer a program in Respiratory Therapy This program is accredited by the Conjoint Committee of the Canadian Society of Respiratory Therapists and the Canadian Medical Association The program consists of two eight-month sessions of instruction at TRU followed by 47 weeks of clinical internship at accredited hospitals
The clinical year begins in June following the second academic session Clinical year students will rotate between hospitals in the interior of BC Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island Applicants must be prepared to relocate as required
Respiratory Therapy (RT) DiplomaBachelor of Health Science (BHSC)Students are admitted into the three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma program with the option to enter the four-year dual diplomadegree stream The dual diplomadegree stream allows successful students to graduate with both a three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma and a four-year Bachelor of Health Science degree within a four year period
Bachelor of Health ScienceThe Bachelor of Health Science is designed to provide Health Care diploma students and graduates the opportunity to obtain a bachelor degree
Graduates from a two-year or three-year diploma can ladder into the Bachelor of Health Science and are granted up to 60 credits for two-year diploma and up to 90 credits for a three-year diploma
Graduates from the following diploma programs have enrolled in the Bachelor of Health Science program
bull Respiratory Therapybull Dental Hygienebull Medical Radiologybull Medical Laboratory Technologybull Massage Therapybull OccupationalPhysiotherapists Assistants
Admission Requirements
Completion of a minimum two-year diploma in Health Care or related area from a recognized program and institution
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)ndash Kamloops campus (limited enrolment)
ndash Williams Lake campus (Years 1 and 2 only limited enrolment)
The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) program is a 4-year degree program (plus practicum placements) Upon completion graduates are eligible to write the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) and apply for registration with the College of Registered Nurses of British Columbia (CRNBC) to practice as a Registered Nurse (RN)
The BScN program educates students to be competent nurses to work with individuals families groups or communities from a health promotion perspective and an ethic of caring Practice experiences occur in acute care extended care and intermediate care hospitals and other community health agencies and homes with options for local regional provincial national and international practicums
Admission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 or equivalent rsaquo BC Chemistry 11 or TRU
Chemistry 0500 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo BC Biology 12 or TRU Biology 0600 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo One other BC Science at the grade 11 or 12 level C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Foundation of Math 12 or Pre-Calculus12 or TRU MATH 0600 and MATH 0610 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo English 12 or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
Practical Nursing Diplomandash Williams Lake campus
The provincial practical nursing education diploma program is a 2-year program designed to provide learners with the knowledge skills judgments and attitudes to perform to the full range of competencies as identified by the College of Licensed Practical Nurses of British Columbia (CLPNBC) The aim of the program is to prepare graduates to care for individuals and families at multiple life stages and in a variety of practice settings Upon successful completion of the program you will be eligible to write the Canadian Practical Nurse Registration Exam (CPNRE) required for licensure in BC
Admission Requirements
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalent rsaquo English 12English 12 First Nations
or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Math 11 Foundations with a C minimum grade
rsaquo Human Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nurses with a C+ minimum grade
Students have two options to meet this prerequisite
1 PNUR 1300 Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nursing OR TRU-Open Learning - HLTH 1121 Foundation Human Anatomy-Physiology for Heath Promotion
2 BIOL 1590 and BIOL 1690 Human Anatomy and Physiology OR TRU-Open Learning - BIOL 1593 and BIOL 1693 with a C minimum grade
Option 2 is recommended for students who are looking to ladder into the BScN program
Faculty of Science
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34 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Arts
The Faculty of Arts offers exceptional opportunities for students inside and outside of the classroom to explore ideas engage communities and encounter the world
Police and Justice DiplomaThe Police and Justice Diploma prepares students for careers in Canadian policing and justice including sheriffs corrections parole and private security The program prepares graduates to have the necessary skills and knowledge required for a justice-related career Graduates may further their studies in the Bachelor of Arts Major in Criminology at TRU
Bachelor of Arts (BA)The Bachelor of Art degree is an excellent way to begin the experience of university for students who want to explore their options The BA offers a broad liberal arts education that combines a concentration in at least one discipline while ensuring a wide selection of courses as well as opportunities to incorporate other learning experiences such as Study Abroad and Co-operative Education
Associate of Arts Degree (AA)The associate arts degree is a 2-year program designed to provide an educational experience that lays a solid foundation for further study Students are required to complete a broad range of course offerings balanced with in-depth study in science
Bachelor of General Studies (BGS) (Online Only)This degree program provides a flexible structure that allows students to create their own program with as much or as little subject specialization as they want
Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS)BIS is a unique two-year program that students may enter after two years of university study or a two-year post-secondary diploma It allows students to create a customized program of study in their third and fourth years or to create new career options by completing their undergraduate degrees
Bachelor of Journalism (BJour)Students may enter this program directly from high school or after completing two years of study in the liberal arts This degree is career-oriented aimed at preparing students to become communication specialists for employment with community and daily newspapers magazines government agencies corporations and non-profit and advocacy organizations
Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA)The Fine Arts degree is a four-year program that allows students an education in the visual arts within a university context Studio courses such as Ceramics Drawing Photography Printmaking Sculpture Painting and interdisciplinary combinations of these media will be studied alongside academic disciplines ranging from Art History to English and Philosophy Gallery Studies such as Gallery Management and Curating are also available at the upper-level
What can I study in Arts at TRUMajors amp Minorsbull Communicationsbull Criminologybull Economicsbull Economic and Political Studiesbull Englishbull Geographybull Historybull Interdisciplinary Studiesbull Journalismbull Mathematicsbull Philosophybull Psychologybull Sociologybull Theatre Artsbull Visual Arts
Other Minors and Specializationsbull Anthropologybull Archaeology amp Geologybull Canadian Studiesbull Creative Writingbull Environmental Economics amp
Sustainable Developmentbull Managementbull Political Studies
Degreesbull Bachelor of Artsbull Bachelor of Fine Artsbull Bachelor of Interdisciplinary
Studiesbull Bachelor of Journalism
Diplomasbull Diploma in General Studiesbull Associate of Artsbull Fine Artsbull Police and Justicebull Visual Arts
Certificatesbull Aboriginal Studiesbull Literary and Art Historybull Modern Languagesbull Visual Arts Studio
International Opportunitiesbull AnthropologymdashEastern Europe
amp Philippinesbull Management amp Communicationmdash
Germanybull Leadership in Global Competency
Environmental Sustainability Social Media AdvantagemdashGermany
bull Geography amp JapanesemdashJapan
Co-op internship available
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Faculty of Human Social and Educational Development
Master of Education (MEd)The Master of Education program with a concentration in Educational Leadership offers thesis final project or capstone course options Designed for the working professional involved in education and for students who wish to assume positions as educational leaders and researchers or who work in education health care private industry and government
Education Requirement
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent with a minimum B average (GPA of 30 on a scale of 433) in the last 60 credits or completion of TRUrsquos Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies
Language Requirement
bull Completion of undergraduate degree at an English language university in a country where English is the primary language or
bull IELTS score of 65 (all bands) orbull A minimum TOEFL score of 88 with no
section below 20 (IBT) orbull Completion of TRU ESL level 5
Documentation Required
bull TRU Master of Education applicationbull A personal resumeacutebull A letter of intentbull Two letters of referencebull Official transcripts of all
post-secondary education
Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)The Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies (GCES) is designed to help develop the English language and academic skills to successfully meet the MEd entry requirements
The GCES is considered a standalone graduate certificate that completes qualifications for admission into TRUrsquos MEd program Students will be required to successfully complete three graduate level courses and students who require English upgrading will need to also successfully complete TRUrsquos ESL program before entering the MEd program Note Credits received in GCES do not transfer to the TRU MEd program
Bachelor of Education (BEd)The Bachelor of Education (Elementary) degree program is a two-year program which prepares students to teach in elementary schools Graduates obtain their professional teaching certificate from the Ministry of Education Teacher Regulation Branch (TRB) which qualifies the graduate to teach kindergarten to grade 12 in BC public schools Graduates can also teach in any province or territory in Canada and in many other countries
Admission Requirements
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent normally in Arts Fine Arts Mathematics Science Music or Physical Education
Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)The Bachelor of Social Work program prepares competent generalist practitioners to provide service and leadership within regional national and global contexts to achieve social justice respect for diversity and social change Employment opportunities exist in a wide variety of government and voluntary organizations such as family and childrenrsquos services child welfare mental health services hospitals womenrsquos services crisis services corrections and Aboriginal social services
Human Service DiplomaThe Human Service Diploma prepares students for careers with government or non-profit agencies that provide support and assistance to individuals coping with economic disadvantage mental health issues developmental gender and diversity issues as well as challenges such as addiction family change and involvement with the justice system
Early Childhood Education Diploma (ECE)The ECE program provides excellent learning techniques so that students can acquire the necessary knowledge and skills to become effective educators of young children Early Childhood Education is a rapidly expanding field Completion of the ECE Diploma satisfies the requirements of the Community Care Facilities Branch (CCFB) of the BC Government for a License to Practice as an Early Childhood Educator in British Columbia
Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) CertificateThe TESL Certificate is designed to provide a comprehensive course of study to prepare students to work in the ESL field nationally and internationally This one-semester program requires a previous university degree for admission It includes 195 instructional hours including a teaching practicum Upon completion students receive a TESL certificate from TRU Graduates may also apply for a second certificate from TESL Canada The components of the program introduce students to the core topics of pedagogical grammar curriculum design and instructional methodology and cross cultural studies as well as to a variety of teaching modules such as Pronunciation Skills Assessment and Evaluation and Second Language Acquisition
Program highlights
bull Accredited by TESL Canada bull Includes a supervised practicum to gain
hands-on guided classroom experiencebull Small class sizes (maximum 20 students) bull Abundant work opportunities in Canada
and around the world
What can I study in Human Social and Educational Development
Graduate
rsaquo Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)
rsaquo Master of Education Leadership
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Education (Elementary)bull Bachelor of Education
(Physical Education)bull Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)
Diploma
bull Early Childhood Educationbull Human Service Diploma
Certificate
bull Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) Post-Baccalaureate Certificate
Co-op internship available
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School of Trades and TechnologyTRUrsquos School of Trades and Technology has many trades training programs that result in provincial Industrial Training Authority or Red Seal Certification The instructors at TRU are some of the best in BC Canada and beyond As the economy struggles there is no better time to complete your trades training so that you will be ahead of the curve and ready when the economy turns around
What can I study in Trades and Technology at TRU
bull Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (online only)
bull Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)
bull Diploma in Water Treatment Technology
Foundation and Apprenticeship Training
bull Automotive Service Technicianbull Carpenterbull Commercial Transport Vehicle Mechanic
Technicianbull Electricianbull Heavy Duty Mechanicbull Gasfittingbull InboardOutboard Mechanicbull Plumbingbull Welding
Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)The BTTM degree program provides technologists with the knowledge and skills necessary to become effective project leaders supervisors and managers in organizations within a changing business and technical environment
Admission Requirements
A two or three-year diploma in technology or equivalent
Students who complete the two-year Water Treatment Technology Program or the three-year Architectural and Engineering Technology program (ARET) can ladder into the BTTM
Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (BTTTL) (Online Only)
This new program the only one of its kind in Canada builds upon the candidatersquos trades or technology qualifications It is aimed at allowing certified tradespeople and technologists to gain the business and leadership knowledge needed for management and other advanced positions
WATER amp WASTEWATER PROGRAMSWater sustains life Now you can help sustain our precious water supplies Gain job-ready skills to protect drinking water quality safeguard water resources and ensure the sustainability of the water supplies that are crucial to public health and the environment Canada and the World are facing shortages of educated and trained water and wastewater operatorsmdashyoursquoll be in demand upon graduation
Certificate in Water amp Wastewater UtilitiesThe Certificate is an entry-level training and education program in the operation and maintenance of Water and Wastewater Treatment Distribution and Collection systems The Certificate requirements are a successful completion of 12 courses 6 per term total of 36 credits to graduate This program ladders into the Water Treatment Technology Diploma Program
Schedule Term 1 August 17 to December 18 2015 Term 2 January 4 to May 09 2016
Water amp Wastewater Technology DiplomaTRU Water and Wastewater Diploma is a two-year four semester program
The diploma prepares students to operate and maintain water and wastewater treatment distribution re-use and disposal facilities as well as how to monitor source water quality This program is designed to educate students in chemistry microbiology mathematics mechanical and electrical systems instrumentation and treatment technologies as they are applied in the water industry Students will also study environmental law occupational health and safety communications and utility management
During the hands-on practical trainingmdashstudents will be trained in the operation maintenance troubleshooting of water systems at the state-of-the-art Kamloops Centre for Water Quality
Students can choose to exit the program after completion of the first year of studies with a Certificate in Water and Wastewater Utilities or complete the entire Diploma This program also ladders into the Bachelors of Technology the Bachelor of
Trades and Technology Leadership or the Bachelor of General Studies at TRU
Admission Requirement
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalentbull Math 11 Foundations or MATH 0410
and 0520 or equivalentbull Chemistry 11 and Biology 11 are
recommendedbull Meet TRUrsquos minimum English
language requirements
For further information please contact Satwinder Paul Program Coordinator spaultruca
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A When to ApplyPlease note the following application deadlines Late applications will be considered if space is availableWinter January semester
Application deadline October 15Summer May semester
Application deadline February 15Fall September semester
Application deadline May 31
B How to Apply1 Application
Complete all information on the application form For faster processing complete application online at truworldca
2 Program Selection Mark your program choices clearly
3 Transcripts With this application submit official transcripts (or certified copies) of your secondary school grades and any post-secondary institutions you have attended Transcripts must be officially translated into English You may scan and email or fax the transcripts for faster processing but originals must be presented on arrival to TRU Otherwise you will not be allowed to register for courses at TRU
4 Application Fee A non-refundable application fee of CDN$100 must accompany your application
5 Send Send your completed application form school transcripts and application fee to International Admissions at iapplytruca
C Next Steps1 Processing
Your application will be processed within five working days
2 Pre-Acceptance TRU will send a pre-acceptance letter indicating(a) the program to which you
have been accepted and (b) any conditions of your acceptance
3 Submit You should submit the required fees for your first semester of study (as outlined in your pre-acceptance letter)
4 Final Acceptance Upon receiving payment of tuition and general fees TRU will send an official letter of acceptance
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6 Student VISA Use your official TRU letter of acceptance to apply to the nearest Canadian Embassy or Consulate for a student visa
7 Airport Pickup Note Airport pick up only available at the Kamloops airport Additional charges may apply
D Paymentbull Fees may be paid by credit card (Visa
Mastercard American Express) bank draft or bank transfer You can also make payments through our online secure payment facility at truworldca
bull If paying by bank draft bank wire transfer or money order copy of the financial document must be attached
bull Please make your bank draft or money order payable to Thompson Rivers University
bull Bank transfer details Thompson Rivers University Acct 1105-935 Transit 07200 Swift Code BOFMCAM2 Bank of Montreal (BMO) 101Fndash1180 Columbia Street West Kamloops BC Canada V2C 6R6
Send a copy of the wire transfer receipt to iapplytruca
E Send Applications toInternational Admissions Thompson Rivers University 900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8
Tel +12508285252 Fax +12503715513
Email iapplytruca
TRU Refund PolicyStudents should familiarize themselves with TRUrsquos refund policy prior to submitting payment for their studies
International students who
(a) Withdraw prior to the start of instruction will receive a 50 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced the balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(b) Withdraw in the first or second week of instruction will receive a 25 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced The balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(c) Withdraw after the second week of instruction will receive no refund of tuition A forfeit of the semester tuition and general fees will be implemented if we are not advised of a request for refund or deferral
(d) Withdraw due to a failure to obtain a student permit prior to arrival at TRU will be entitled to a full refund of tuition and general fees invoiced less a CDN$200 administration fee Students must notify TRU in writing and provide documentation prior to the start of the semester (the original letter from the Canadian Embassy stating the reasons the visa was denied is requiredmdashno photocopies scans or faxes are accepted) Total non-refundable including application fee of CDN$100 is CDN$300
(e) New students who wish to defer the start of their first semester of study to a future semester may do so only twice and up to a maximum of one calendar year (ie a student accepted to the fall semester may defer until the next fall semester but not beyond) Continuing students who wish to defer their admission must do so before the beginning of the semester Once the deferral has expired students will need to reapply if they wish to recommence studies at a later date Deferral must be requested in writing and sent to iapplytruca prior to the start of the semester Once instruction begins policies (b) and (c) above apply
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28 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism
TOURISM MANAGEMENTTourism Management faculty strive to deliver education experiences that blend theory with practice to ensure our graduates are confident in applying the knowledge they gain and management practicemdashboth essential for leaders of tomorrow
Bachelor of Tourism Management (BTM)This four-year degree provides a solid foundation for the management of tourism businesses The BTM is designed to give students the skill and confidence to develop their own tourism businesses and fill the growing need for managers in the tourism industry Course assignments introduce students to current management issues with local regional national and international tourism businesses and organizations
Students may enter in first year or may transfer from other programs Graduates of TRU tourism diplomas or other tourism or business-related diplomas may also ladder into the BTM
Bachelor of Tourism Management Double DegreeTake your 4th year in the Netherlands and get a double degree TRU has partnered with the best university of applied sciences in the Netherlands to offer a second credential effectively doubling your degree in a single year of study abroad Instruction at NHTV is in English fostering connections with your fellow students and with your Dutch counterparts who will complete the double degree at TRU in their fourth year
Tourism Management DiplomasEvents and Conventions ManagementSpecial events and conventions are being recognized as great income generators for a community and the fastest growing segment of the tourism industry Employment opportunities exist within corporations hotels resorts convention centres municipal convention and visitorsrsquo bureaus and destination management companies
Resort and Hotel ManagementThis two-year diploma program is designed to provide the theory and practical skills essential to begin a career in Resort and Hotel Management Courses in this diploma provide instruction in Hotel Operations Food and Beverage Management and Hospitality Administration
Sports Event ManagementIn this multi-faceted program you will learn about sports and business From managing a sporting company or organization directing a club sport facility or starting your own company this is your opportunity to practice and master the business skills and expertise to produce organize and manage sport events anywhere
Tourism ManagementThe Tourism Management diploma will provide the basic skills and training for careers in Venue Management Tourism Community Planning and Consulting Tourism Marketing Management and Small Tourism Business Management
What can I study in Tourism at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Post-Baccalaureate Diplomas rsaquo Adventure Studies rsaquo International
Tourism Development rsaquo Tourism
Destination Development rsaquo Tourism
Experience Development
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies ndash Adventure Concentration
bull Bachelor of Tourism Management
rsaquo Majorsbull Adventurebull Entrepreneurbull Management
rsaquo Minorbull Adventure Studiesbull International Adventure in
Tourism Developmentbull Entrepreneurshipbull Managementbull Marketingbull Environmental Economics
and Developmentbull Financebull Human Resourcesbull International Business
Diplomas
bull Adventure Guide bull Adventure Management bull Events amp Conventions Managementbull Resort amp Hotel Managementbull Sports Event Managementbull Tourism Management
Certificates
bull Aboriginal Tourismbull Adventure Sportsbull Canadian Mountain and Ski Guidebull Culinary Artsbull Retail Meat Processing
International Opportunities
bull Adventure Tourism field tripbull Study Abroad
Co-op internship available
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International Program Guide Study Options | 29
POSTndashBACCALAUREATE TOURISM MANAGEMENT DIPLOMASPost-baccalaureate diplomas aredesigned for those who already have an undergraduate degree
Students will acquire a strong foundation in international tourism development subjects including experiences marketing environmental issues community and cultural issues product developmentand innovation
Admission Requirements
bull Any undergraduate degreebull Math 12 or equivalent bull IELTS 65 no band less than 60 or TOEFL
88 no section less than 20
Adventure StudiesTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (24 credits)TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing and Customer Service
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
ADVG 3110 Adventure Activities (Note this course has an activity fee)
ADVG 3130 Adventure Operations
ADVG 4010 Business Applications for Eco and Adventure Tourism Management
ADVG 4020 Legal Liability and Risk Management for Eco and Adventure Businesses
ADVG 4220 The Culture of Adventure
SpecializationmdashRequired Course (6 credits)
Select a total of 6 credits within ADVG activity based courses (1000-2000 level) Examples include kayaking skiing rock climbing ocean surfi ng etc
SpecializationmdashOptions (9 credits)
Select 3 of the following optionsADVG 4030 Contemporary Perspectives in Eco
and Adventure
ADVG 4040 Programming Experiential Activities
ADVG 4070 Directed Studies in Adventure
ADVG 4210 Adventure and Sport Marketing
ADVG 4230 Consulting In Adventure
39 Total Credits
InternationalTourism DevelopmentTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (39 credits)TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing and Customer Service
TMGT 3010 Community and Cultural Issues in Tourism
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
TMGT 4010 Experience Creation and Product Development
ADVG 4100 Adventure Tourism Field Trip (International)(Note course has activity fees and travel costs associated with it)
SpecializationmdashRequired Course (18 credits)
ADVG 4050 International Adventure Tourism Business
ADVG 4090 Nature-based Community Development
TMGT 4160 Tourism in a Global Environment
TMGT 2610 Environmental issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
ADVG 4070 Directed Studies in Adventure
39 Total Credits
Tourism DestinationDevelopmentTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (21 credits)CMNS 1810 Business Professional and Academic
Composition (or ENGL 1100)
TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing amp Customer Service
TMGT 2610 Environmental Issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3000 Practicum in Tourism (120 hours)
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
Tourism Electivesmdash(15 credits)
One Lower Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Upper Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Culture amp Place Elective from TMGT 3010 4090 4100 4220 ADVG 4220
One Global Perspectives Elective from TMGT 4030 4040 4160 4981 ADVG 4050 4160
One Experience Design Elective from TMGT 4010 4050 4130 4170 4180 4210 ADVG 4040 4200
Specializationmdash(18 credits)
EVNT 2190 Destination Marketing Organizations
TMGT 3010 Community and Cultural Issues in Tourism
TMGT 3040 Land Use Management or
TMGT 4040 Tourism and Sustainable Development
TMGT 4120 Developing New Tourism Enterprises or
TMGT 4140 Tourism Strategy
Specialty ElectiveSelect 1 of the following
TMGT 2080 2090 4030 4050 ADVG 4090
TMGT 4020 Graduating Seminar
54 Total Credits
Tourism ExperienceManagementTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (21 credits)CMNS 1810 Business Professional and Academic
Composition (or ENGL 1100)
TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing amp Customer Service
TMGT 2610 Environmental Issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3000 Practicum in Tourism (120 hours)
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
Tourism Electivesmdash(15 credits)
One Lower Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Upper Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Culture amp Place Elective from TMGT 3010 4090 4100 4220 ADVG 4220
One Global Perspectives Elective from TMGT 4030 4040 4160 4981 ADVG 4050 4160
One Experience Design Elective from TMGT 4010 4050 4130 4170 4180 4210 ADVG 4040 4200
Specializationmdash(18 credits)
Select 5 of the following optionsADVG 4040 Programming Experiential Activities
ADVG 4160 Community Capacity Building
TMGT 4010 Experience Creation and Product Development
TMGT 4050 Event Tourism
TMGT 4090 The Culture of Events
TMGT 4100 The Social Side of Tourism
TMGT 4130 Tourist Behaviour
TMGT 4170 Information Technology in Tourism
TMGT 4180 Managing the Tourist Experience
TMGT 4210 Casino Operations Management
54 Total Credits
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism gt trucatourism
30 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism gt trucatourism
We off er the fi nest and most extensive Adventure Studies training in the world We create exceptional educational experiences to foster studentsrsquo physical mental and emotional development so as to be of service to the global commercial adventure industry
Programs of StudyThe Adventure Studies department now off ers eight diverse programs of study Each program enables students to obtain the knowledge and qualifi cations required for employment and careers in the eco and adventure tourism industry Many opportunities for career and adventure pursuits exist for TRU graduates
bull adventure specialist bull avalanche technician bull college instruction bull environmental studies bull government consultingbull guiding bull international development bull photo journalism bull tourism marketingbull travel writing
Adventure Studies in the Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS) is a unique program that allows students to design their own curriculum customized to their specifi c interests and goals The BIS is intended as a two-year add-on (60 credits) to any 60 credits of lower level credits a student brings into the program
Adventure Studies in Bachelor of Tourism Management is a unique combination of theory and practice both local and abroad that produces competent graduates who quickly apply their skills to their careers as consultants to businesses organizations communities government tourism and tourism industry professionals
The Adventure Guide Diploma is the best known guide training program that attracts worldwide scrutiny and sets the standard for training whitewater ocean climbing and ski guides in Canada
The Adventure Management Diploma provides students with a broad background and understanding of the management of adventure activities and the opportunity to develop profi ciency in their personal adventure sport skills
The Canadian Mountain and Ski Guide Certifi cation Diploma Program (CMSG)is a collaborative program between the Adventure Studies Department and the Association of Canadian MountainGuides (ACMG) The program includes industry-recognized certifi cations tothe standards of the ACMG and International Federation of Mountain Guide Associations (IFMGA)
Adventure Sport Certifi cate an introduction to adventure sports and the adventure industry This is the ideal program for entry-level adventure students and students wishing to explore their career interest in adventure-related fi elds
The Culinary Arts Training program covers all aspects of the professional kitchen from appetizers and gourmet foods to the creation of exquisite desserts Graduates of the Culinary Arts program can look forward to job opportunities in the food and restaurant industry
Culinary Arts Certifi cateAdmission Requirements
bull Successful medical exam bull Successful completion of the entry
assessment test (Accuplacer) through the TRU Assessment Centre This test is a measure of English and math competency taken by all students
bull Interview with program coordinator
Course Length - 3 Semesters
Includes 13 months of hands-on training which takes 16 months to complete There is a four-month summer break (May to August) for the opportunity to gain formalized work experience
Professional Cook Level 130 weeks (2 semesters)Cook 1J Safety and Sanitation
Cook 1H Basic Food Service and Kitchen Management
Cook 1K Health CareCook-Chill
Cook 1A Vegetable and Starch Cookery
Cook 1B Meat and Poultry Cookery
Cook 1C Seafood Cookery
Cook 1D Stocks Soups and Sauces
Cook 1E Meat Poultry and SeafoodCutting and Processing
Cook 1F Cold Kitchen
Cook 1G Baking and Desserts
Cook 1I Egg and Breakfast Cookery
Cook 2M Employment Skills
160 hours of work practicum in industry
Work Practicum and Industry Hours
Students will be required to log 120 hours within the industry In addition to the work practicum students must have a total of 400 hours of work-based training by working during summer prior to registering for Professional Cook Level 2
Professional Cook Level 214 weeks (1 Semester)
During the fi nal 14 weeks in addition to a full course load you will be required to work in the afternoons and evenings preparing dishes for the highly acclaimed TRU Dining Room Accolades and learn to learn to plan menus control food costs and begin to acquire industry management skills
CULINARY ARTS
ADVENTURE STUDIES
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Faculty of Science
What can I studyin Science at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Master of Sciencein Environmental Science
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Science rsaquo Majors
bull General Sciencebull Animal Biologybull Chemistrybull Chemical Biologybull Cellular Molecular
amp Microbial Biologybull Ecology amp
Environmental Biologybull Environmental Chemistrybull Computing Sciencebull Mathematicsbull Mathematical Sciencesbull Physicsbull Statistics
rsaquo Minorsbull Geoarcheologybull Management
bull Bachelor of Computing Sciencebull Bachelor of Computing Science
amp Business Administrationdouble degree
bull Bachelor of Natural Resource Sciencebull Bachelor of Health Sciencebull Bachelor of Technology Managementbull Associate of Science bull Forestry Transfer (1st amp 2nd year)bull Engineering Transfer
(2-year transfer program)
Diplomas
bull Computer Information Systems Technology
bull Architectural ampEngineering Technology
bull Respiratory Therapy
Co-op internship available
SCIENCES ANDENVIRONMENT
Master of Science inEnvironmental ScienceThe TRU Master of Science in Environmental Science is a thesis-based degree with three areas of specialization 1) Ecology and Evolution 2) Physical Sciences and 3) Policy and Management The program is designed to produce graduates who are innovative andhave multi-disciplinary skills and broad knowledge in the fi eld of environmental science It is structured to be unique fl exible and relevant
Applications must be submitted four months before the intended starting date Please note that applications cannot be processed until a faculty member has indicated they will act as supervisor for the studentrsquos thesis Please contact the Coordinator of the Master of Science program at MSc_Coordtruca for more information
Admission Requirements
MSc application form cover letter personal reacutesumeacute two letters of recommendation written by professional or academic references offi cial copy of educational transcripts with GPA of 333 over the last two years of undergraduate studies and offi cial TOEFL results
Bachelor of Science (BSc)The Bachelor of Science degree program is a rigorous program that provides students with both depth and breadth in their science education emphasizes the acquisition of communication skills and promotes computer literacy The program also provides fl exibility so that students may pursue interests in disciplines outside there area of specialization TRU off ers three routes to a Bachelor of Science degree a Majors program in a specifi c discipline or disciplines an Honours Program in a specifi c discipline or a General Science Degree Program
Pre-Professional Health Sciences (Bachelor of Science)
Students interested in professional health care careers can complete their required undergraduate university study at TRU before applying for admission to professional programs at another university
Pre-Professional Health Sciences
bull Pre-Medicinebull Pre-Pharmacybull Pre-Chiropracticbull Pre-Dentistrybull Pre-Naturopathic Medicine
Bachelor of ScienceAdmission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 (or equivalent)bull Pre-Calculus Math 12 (C+) or Math 12
Principles (C+) or TRU Math 06000610bull Physics 11 (C+) or TRU Physics 0500bull Chemistry 11 (C+) or TRU Chemistry 0500
Bachelor of NaturalResource Science (BNRS)The purpose of the BNRS degree program is to prepare students for careers in a widerange of natural resource sector jobs and for further academic study in graduate school ldquoNatural resourcesrdquo include water forests rangeland soil minerals fi sheries and wildlife Natural resource science therefore is the application of scientifi c principles and knowledge towards a better understanding and management of these resources
Possible areas of employment include
bull Resource management and planning for government or industry
bull Operational forestrybull Teaching interpretation and guidingbull Wildlife biology and managementbull Habitat protectionbull Fisheries and animal researchbull Strategic land use planning
Forestry Transfer ProgramTRU off ers the fi rst general year of Forestry and the second year of Forest Resource Management Forest Science Natural Resource Conservation and Forest Operations Students who have completed the required fi rst or second year courses with a GPA of at least 25 are eligible to apply for admission to the UBC Faculty of Forestry
Katey I love the chemistry program at TRU The professors are incredible I love how accessible they are and always available for questions When you know your professors and they know you it makes for a much more personal learning environment Watch Kateyrsquos video on YouTube mytruworld
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32 | International Program Guide Study Options
COMPUTING SCIENCEAND ADVANCEDTECHNOLOGY
Why Computing Science
Many of the technologies we use and enjoy today were created by computing scientists As a future computer scientist you could create new technology that could improve society or change the world The Bachelor of Computer Science program has several elective options such as Business amp Management or Arts amp Gaming
Strong Market Terrifi c Jobs
Currently there are not enough computer scientists to fi ll the jobs available
During co-op work terms students can earn up to $40000 per year Graduates typically earn up to $50000 to start with senior positions often reaching $100000 or more
Bachelor of Computing Science (BCS)The BCS degree is for students interested in one of the many diff erent career options in computing science including website design network administration database management and e-commerce applications After two years of general study students do two years of concentrated computing studies
Double Degree Bachelorof Computing Science (BCS) amp Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)Double degrees in both computing and business will provide graduates with a strong platform from which to launch a successful career Whether working as a web applications manager an information systems consultant or CEO of a software company BCSBBA students will possess the combined management and computing skills to be successful in an increasingly high-tech business environment
To earn double degrees students must meetthe requirements of both programs Throughcareful course selection it is possible to complete two degrees in just fi ve years
Engineering Transfer (DegreeProgram) Year 1 and 2The Engineering Transfer Program at TRU allows you to get a jump-start on your engineering studies
Engineering Transfer Year One (38 credits) Complete the foundation courses necessary for your engineering degree in your fi rst year at TRU and transfer to UBC or UVic to complete your degree in biological biomedical civil chemical computer electrical environmental geological geo-technical integrated materials mechanical mining software engineering physics and other engineering specialties
Engineering Transfer Year Two Complete second year of Electrical or Computer engineering and transfer to UVic Following your second year you will then take part in a required 4-8 months Co-op term providing the opportunity to practice your engineering skills and get paid then you will transfer to the University of Victoria in third year to complete your degree
Admission to Engineering requirements
1 Pre-Calculus 11 and 12 with B (73)or better
2 Physics 11 and 12 with B (73) or better3 Chemistry 11 and 12 (highly
recommended) with B (73) 4 English 12 (73 or higher)
Computer Information Systems TechnologyDiploma (CIST)The CIST Diploma is accredited by the Canadian Information Processing Society CIST emphasizes the application of computers to the solution of business related problems The academic training combines technical and computer skills with communication skills (written and oral) and business skills Students who complete this diploma can ladder into year three of the BCS degree
Architectural andEngineering Technology Program (ARET)The Architectural and Engineering Technology Program (ARET) is a three-year diploma that emphasizes the design processes in building civil and mechanical technologies building structures municipal services electrical plumbing and HVAC (heating ventilating and AC) systems
Students will acquire problem solving skills in engineering and building design and in-depth knowledge in construction management building regulations and technical writing Courses include construction surveying architectural design fl uid mechanics mechanical and electrical design steel wood and reinforced concrete design and structural analysis
Students who complete the three-year ARET program can ladder into the Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM) degree and complete the degree after just 3 more semesters
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Faculty of Science gt trucascience
Typical Job Titlesin Computing Sciencebull Graphic Design Firmsbull Web and Flash Development Firmsbull Multimedia Design Firmsbull Print and Digital Media
Developmentbull Corporate Design and
Communicationsbull Advertising Agenciesbull Online Publishingbull Web Animation
Typical Job Titles in ARETbull Building Technologistbull Mechanical Technologistbull Civil Technologistbull Designer job captain specifi cation
writer estimator quantity surveyor or project administrator
bull Typically employed byprofessional engineer companies architects contractors manufacturers and governments
International Program Guide Study Options | 33
HEALTH SCIENCES
Respiratory Therapy Diploma TRU is the only educational institution in British Columbia to offer a program in Respiratory Therapy This program is accredited by the Conjoint Committee of the Canadian Society of Respiratory Therapists and the Canadian Medical Association The program consists of two eight-month sessions of instruction at TRU followed by 47 weeks of clinical internship at accredited hospitals
The clinical year begins in June following the second academic session Clinical year students will rotate between hospitals in the interior of BC Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island Applicants must be prepared to relocate as required
Respiratory Therapy (RT) DiplomaBachelor of Health Science (BHSC)Students are admitted into the three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma program with the option to enter the four-year dual diplomadegree stream The dual diplomadegree stream allows successful students to graduate with both a three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma and a four-year Bachelor of Health Science degree within a four year period
Bachelor of Health ScienceThe Bachelor of Health Science is designed to provide Health Care diploma students and graduates the opportunity to obtain a bachelor degree
Graduates from a two-year or three-year diploma can ladder into the Bachelor of Health Science and are granted up to 60 credits for two-year diploma and up to 90 credits for a three-year diploma
Graduates from the following diploma programs have enrolled in the Bachelor of Health Science program
bull Respiratory Therapybull Dental Hygienebull Medical Radiologybull Medical Laboratory Technologybull Massage Therapybull OccupationalPhysiotherapists Assistants
Admission Requirements
Completion of a minimum two-year diploma in Health Care or related area from a recognized program and institution
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)ndash Kamloops campus (limited enrolment)
ndash Williams Lake campus (Years 1 and 2 only limited enrolment)
The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) program is a 4-year degree program (plus practicum placements) Upon completion graduates are eligible to write the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) and apply for registration with the College of Registered Nurses of British Columbia (CRNBC) to practice as a Registered Nurse (RN)
The BScN program educates students to be competent nurses to work with individuals families groups or communities from a health promotion perspective and an ethic of caring Practice experiences occur in acute care extended care and intermediate care hospitals and other community health agencies and homes with options for local regional provincial national and international practicums
Admission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 or equivalent rsaquo BC Chemistry 11 or TRU
Chemistry 0500 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo BC Biology 12 or TRU Biology 0600 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo One other BC Science at the grade 11 or 12 level C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Foundation of Math 12 or Pre-Calculus12 or TRU MATH 0600 and MATH 0610 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo English 12 or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
Practical Nursing Diplomandash Williams Lake campus
The provincial practical nursing education diploma program is a 2-year program designed to provide learners with the knowledge skills judgments and attitudes to perform to the full range of competencies as identified by the College of Licensed Practical Nurses of British Columbia (CLPNBC) The aim of the program is to prepare graduates to care for individuals and families at multiple life stages and in a variety of practice settings Upon successful completion of the program you will be eligible to write the Canadian Practical Nurse Registration Exam (CPNRE) required for licensure in BC
Admission Requirements
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalent rsaquo English 12English 12 First Nations
or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Math 11 Foundations with a C minimum grade
rsaquo Human Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nurses with a C+ minimum grade
Students have two options to meet this prerequisite
1 PNUR 1300 Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nursing OR TRU-Open Learning - HLTH 1121 Foundation Human Anatomy-Physiology for Heath Promotion
2 BIOL 1590 and BIOL 1690 Human Anatomy and Physiology OR TRU-Open Learning - BIOL 1593 and BIOL 1693 with a C minimum grade
Option 2 is recommended for students who are looking to ladder into the BScN program
Faculty of Science
School of Nursing gt trucanursing
34 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Arts
The Faculty of Arts offers exceptional opportunities for students inside and outside of the classroom to explore ideas engage communities and encounter the world
Police and Justice DiplomaThe Police and Justice Diploma prepares students for careers in Canadian policing and justice including sheriffs corrections parole and private security The program prepares graduates to have the necessary skills and knowledge required for a justice-related career Graduates may further their studies in the Bachelor of Arts Major in Criminology at TRU
Bachelor of Arts (BA)The Bachelor of Art degree is an excellent way to begin the experience of university for students who want to explore their options The BA offers a broad liberal arts education that combines a concentration in at least one discipline while ensuring a wide selection of courses as well as opportunities to incorporate other learning experiences such as Study Abroad and Co-operative Education
Associate of Arts Degree (AA)The associate arts degree is a 2-year program designed to provide an educational experience that lays a solid foundation for further study Students are required to complete a broad range of course offerings balanced with in-depth study in science
Bachelor of General Studies (BGS) (Online Only)This degree program provides a flexible structure that allows students to create their own program with as much or as little subject specialization as they want
Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS)BIS is a unique two-year program that students may enter after two years of university study or a two-year post-secondary diploma It allows students to create a customized program of study in their third and fourth years or to create new career options by completing their undergraduate degrees
Bachelor of Journalism (BJour)Students may enter this program directly from high school or after completing two years of study in the liberal arts This degree is career-oriented aimed at preparing students to become communication specialists for employment with community and daily newspapers magazines government agencies corporations and non-profit and advocacy organizations
Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA)The Fine Arts degree is a four-year program that allows students an education in the visual arts within a university context Studio courses such as Ceramics Drawing Photography Printmaking Sculpture Painting and interdisciplinary combinations of these media will be studied alongside academic disciplines ranging from Art History to English and Philosophy Gallery Studies such as Gallery Management and Curating are also available at the upper-level
What can I study in Arts at TRUMajors amp Minorsbull Communicationsbull Criminologybull Economicsbull Economic and Political Studiesbull Englishbull Geographybull Historybull Interdisciplinary Studiesbull Journalismbull Mathematicsbull Philosophybull Psychologybull Sociologybull Theatre Artsbull Visual Arts
Other Minors and Specializationsbull Anthropologybull Archaeology amp Geologybull Canadian Studiesbull Creative Writingbull Environmental Economics amp
Sustainable Developmentbull Managementbull Political Studies
Degreesbull Bachelor of Artsbull Bachelor of Fine Artsbull Bachelor of Interdisciplinary
Studiesbull Bachelor of Journalism
Diplomasbull Diploma in General Studiesbull Associate of Artsbull Fine Artsbull Police and Justicebull Visual Arts
Certificatesbull Aboriginal Studiesbull Literary and Art Historybull Modern Languagesbull Visual Arts Studio
International Opportunitiesbull AnthropologymdashEastern Europe
amp Philippinesbull Management amp Communicationmdash
Germanybull Leadership in Global Competency
Environmental Sustainability Social Media AdvantagemdashGermany
bull Geography amp JapanesemdashJapan
Co-op internship available
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International Program Guide Study Options | 35
Faculty of Human Social and Educational Development
Master of Education (MEd)The Master of Education program with a concentration in Educational Leadership offers thesis final project or capstone course options Designed for the working professional involved in education and for students who wish to assume positions as educational leaders and researchers or who work in education health care private industry and government
Education Requirement
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent with a minimum B average (GPA of 30 on a scale of 433) in the last 60 credits or completion of TRUrsquos Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies
Language Requirement
bull Completion of undergraduate degree at an English language university in a country where English is the primary language or
bull IELTS score of 65 (all bands) orbull A minimum TOEFL score of 88 with no
section below 20 (IBT) orbull Completion of TRU ESL level 5
Documentation Required
bull TRU Master of Education applicationbull A personal resumeacutebull A letter of intentbull Two letters of referencebull Official transcripts of all
post-secondary education
Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)The Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies (GCES) is designed to help develop the English language and academic skills to successfully meet the MEd entry requirements
The GCES is considered a standalone graduate certificate that completes qualifications for admission into TRUrsquos MEd program Students will be required to successfully complete three graduate level courses and students who require English upgrading will need to also successfully complete TRUrsquos ESL program before entering the MEd program Note Credits received in GCES do not transfer to the TRU MEd program
Bachelor of Education (BEd)The Bachelor of Education (Elementary) degree program is a two-year program which prepares students to teach in elementary schools Graduates obtain their professional teaching certificate from the Ministry of Education Teacher Regulation Branch (TRB) which qualifies the graduate to teach kindergarten to grade 12 in BC public schools Graduates can also teach in any province or territory in Canada and in many other countries
Admission Requirements
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent normally in Arts Fine Arts Mathematics Science Music or Physical Education
Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)The Bachelor of Social Work program prepares competent generalist practitioners to provide service and leadership within regional national and global contexts to achieve social justice respect for diversity and social change Employment opportunities exist in a wide variety of government and voluntary organizations such as family and childrenrsquos services child welfare mental health services hospitals womenrsquos services crisis services corrections and Aboriginal social services
Human Service DiplomaThe Human Service Diploma prepares students for careers with government or non-profit agencies that provide support and assistance to individuals coping with economic disadvantage mental health issues developmental gender and diversity issues as well as challenges such as addiction family change and involvement with the justice system
Early Childhood Education Diploma (ECE)The ECE program provides excellent learning techniques so that students can acquire the necessary knowledge and skills to become effective educators of young children Early Childhood Education is a rapidly expanding field Completion of the ECE Diploma satisfies the requirements of the Community Care Facilities Branch (CCFB) of the BC Government for a License to Practice as an Early Childhood Educator in British Columbia
Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) CertificateThe TESL Certificate is designed to provide a comprehensive course of study to prepare students to work in the ESL field nationally and internationally This one-semester program requires a previous university degree for admission It includes 195 instructional hours including a teaching practicum Upon completion students receive a TESL certificate from TRU Graduates may also apply for a second certificate from TESL Canada The components of the program introduce students to the core topics of pedagogical grammar curriculum design and instructional methodology and cross cultural studies as well as to a variety of teaching modules such as Pronunciation Skills Assessment and Evaluation and Second Language Acquisition
Program highlights
bull Accredited by TESL Canada bull Includes a supervised practicum to gain
hands-on guided classroom experiencebull Small class sizes (maximum 20 students) bull Abundant work opportunities in Canada
and around the world
What can I study in Human Social and Educational Development
Graduate
rsaquo Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)
rsaquo Master of Education Leadership
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Education (Elementary)bull Bachelor of Education
(Physical Education)bull Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)
Diploma
bull Early Childhood Educationbull Human Service Diploma
Certificate
bull Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) Post-Baccalaureate Certificate
Co-op internship available
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School of Trades and TechnologyTRUrsquos School of Trades and Technology has many trades training programs that result in provincial Industrial Training Authority or Red Seal Certification The instructors at TRU are some of the best in BC Canada and beyond As the economy struggles there is no better time to complete your trades training so that you will be ahead of the curve and ready when the economy turns around
What can I study in Trades and Technology at TRU
bull Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (online only)
bull Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)
bull Diploma in Water Treatment Technology
Foundation and Apprenticeship Training
bull Automotive Service Technicianbull Carpenterbull Commercial Transport Vehicle Mechanic
Technicianbull Electricianbull Heavy Duty Mechanicbull Gasfittingbull InboardOutboard Mechanicbull Plumbingbull Welding
Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)The BTTM degree program provides technologists with the knowledge and skills necessary to become effective project leaders supervisors and managers in organizations within a changing business and technical environment
Admission Requirements
A two or three-year diploma in technology or equivalent
Students who complete the two-year Water Treatment Technology Program or the three-year Architectural and Engineering Technology program (ARET) can ladder into the BTTM
Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (BTTTL) (Online Only)
This new program the only one of its kind in Canada builds upon the candidatersquos trades or technology qualifications It is aimed at allowing certified tradespeople and technologists to gain the business and leadership knowledge needed for management and other advanced positions
WATER amp WASTEWATER PROGRAMSWater sustains life Now you can help sustain our precious water supplies Gain job-ready skills to protect drinking water quality safeguard water resources and ensure the sustainability of the water supplies that are crucial to public health and the environment Canada and the World are facing shortages of educated and trained water and wastewater operatorsmdashyoursquoll be in demand upon graduation
Certificate in Water amp Wastewater UtilitiesThe Certificate is an entry-level training and education program in the operation and maintenance of Water and Wastewater Treatment Distribution and Collection systems The Certificate requirements are a successful completion of 12 courses 6 per term total of 36 credits to graduate This program ladders into the Water Treatment Technology Diploma Program
Schedule Term 1 August 17 to December 18 2015 Term 2 January 4 to May 09 2016
Water amp Wastewater Technology DiplomaTRU Water and Wastewater Diploma is a two-year four semester program
The diploma prepares students to operate and maintain water and wastewater treatment distribution re-use and disposal facilities as well as how to monitor source water quality This program is designed to educate students in chemistry microbiology mathematics mechanical and electrical systems instrumentation and treatment technologies as they are applied in the water industry Students will also study environmental law occupational health and safety communications and utility management
During the hands-on practical trainingmdashstudents will be trained in the operation maintenance troubleshooting of water systems at the state-of-the-art Kamloops Centre for Water Quality
Students can choose to exit the program after completion of the first year of studies with a Certificate in Water and Wastewater Utilities or complete the entire Diploma This program also ladders into the Bachelors of Technology the Bachelor of
Trades and Technology Leadership or the Bachelor of General Studies at TRU
Admission Requirement
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalentbull Math 11 Foundations or MATH 0410
and 0520 or equivalentbull Chemistry 11 and Biology 11 are
recommendedbull Meet TRUrsquos minimum English
language requirements
For further information please contact Satwinder Paul Program Coordinator spaultruca
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A When to ApplyPlease note the following application deadlines Late applications will be considered if space is availableWinter January semester
Application deadline October 15Summer May semester
Application deadline February 15Fall September semester
Application deadline May 31
B How to Apply1 Application
Complete all information on the application form For faster processing complete application online at truworldca
2 Program Selection Mark your program choices clearly
3 Transcripts With this application submit official transcripts (or certified copies) of your secondary school grades and any post-secondary institutions you have attended Transcripts must be officially translated into English You may scan and email or fax the transcripts for faster processing but originals must be presented on arrival to TRU Otherwise you will not be allowed to register for courses at TRU
4 Application Fee A non-refundable application fee of CDN$100 must accompany your application
5 Send Send your completed application form school transcripts and application fee to International Admissions at iapplytruca
C Next Steps1 Processing
Your application will be processed within five working days
2 Pre-Acceptance TRU will send a pre-acceptance letter indicating(a) the program to which you
have been accepted and (b) any conditions of your acceptance
3 Submit You should submit the required fees for your first semester of study (as outlined in your pre-acceptance letter)
4 Final Acceptance Upon receiving payment of tuition and general fees TRU will send an official letter of acceptance
5 Housing Either make arrangements with the accommodation directly or used the TRU World service to secure your room Students must pay a C$150 accommodation application fee when using the service with TRU World
6 Student VISA Use your official TRU letter of acceptance to apply to the nearest Canadian Embassy or Consulate for a student visa
7 Airport Pickup Note Airport pick up only available at the Kamloops airport Additional charges may apply
D Paymentbull Fees may be paid by credit card (Visa
Mastercard American Express) bank draft or bank transfer You can also make payments through our online secure payment facility at truworldca
bull If paying by bank draft bank wire transfer or money order copy of the financial document must be attached
bull Please make your bank draft or money order payable to Thompson Rivers University
bull Bank transfer details Thompson Rivers University Acct 1105-935 Transit 07200 Swift Code BOFMCAM2 Bank of Montreal (BMO) 101Fndash1180 Columbia Street West Kamloops BC Canada V2C 6R6
Send a copy of the wire transfer receipt to iapplytruca
E Send Applications toInternational Admissions Thompson Rivers University 900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8
Tel +12508285252 Fax +12503715513
Email iapplytruca
TRU Refund PolicyStudents should familiarize themselves with TRUrsquos refund policy prior to submitting payment for their studies
International students who
(a) Withdraw prior to the start of instruction will receive a 50 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced the balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(b) Withdraw in the first or second week of instruction will receive a 25 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced The balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(c) Withdraw after the second week of instruction will receive no refund of tuition A forfeit of the semester tuition and general fees will be implemented if we are not advised of a request for refund or deferral
(d) Withdraw due to a failure to obtain a student permit prior to arrival at TRU will be entitled to a full refund of tuition and general fees invoiced less a CDN$200 administration fee Students must notify TRU in writing and provide documentation prior to the start of the semester (the original letter from the Canadian Embassy stating the reasons the visa was denied is requiredmdashno photocopies scans or faxes are accepted) Total non-refundable including application fee of CDN$100 is CDN$300
(e) New students who wish to defer the start of their first semester of study to a future semester may do so only twice and up to a maximum of one calendar year (ie a student accepted to the fall semester may defer until the next fall semester but not beyond) Continuing students who wish to defer their admission must do so before the beginning of the semester Once the deferral has expired students will need to reapply if they wish to recommence studies at a later date Deferral must be requested in writing and sent to iapplytruca prior to the start of the semester Once instruction begins policies (b) and (c) above apply
(f ) Withdrawal for Medical ReasonsmdashApart from the policy outlined for international students there is no provision for a medical refund outside this policy For continuing students who are required to withdraw for medical reasons we encourage the student to visit their Academic Advisor and fill in a ldquoComplete Program Withdraw Formrdquo This allows the student to withdraw from a course or program without obtaining a ldquoDNC (Did Not Complete)rdquo on their academic record
Application Instructions
Online Interactive Brochure wwwi-studentglobalcomtru
Thompson Rivers University900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8T +12508285252 bull F +12503715513Inquiries welcometruca bull Applications iapplytruca
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POSTndashBACCALAUREATE TOURISM MANAGEMENT DIPLOMASPost-baccalaureate diplomas aredesigned for those who already have an undergraduate degree
Students will acquire a strong foundation in international tourism development subjects including experiences marketing environmental issues community and cultural issues product developmentand innovation
Admission Requirements
bull Any undergraduate degreebull Math 12 or equivalent bull IELTS 65 no band less than 60 or TOEFL
88 no section less than 20
Adventure StudiesTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (24 credits)TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing and Customer Service
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
ADVG 3110 Adventure Activities (Note this course has an activity fee)
ADVG 3130 Adventure Operations
ADVG 4010 Business Applications for Eco and Adventure Tourism Management
ADVG 4020 Legal Liability and Risk Management for Eco and Adventure Businesses
ADVG 4220 The Culture of Adventure
SpecializationmdashRequired Course (6 credits)
Select a total of 6 credits within ADVG activity based courses (1000-2000 level) Examples include kayaking skiing rock climbing ocean surfi ng etc
SpecializationmdashOptions (9 credits)
Select 3 of the following optionsADVG 4030 Contemporary Perspectives in Eco
and Adventure
ADVG 4040 Programming Experiential Activities
ADVG 4070 Directed Studies in Adventure
ADVG 4210 Adventure and Sport Marketing
ADVG 4230 Consulting In Adventure
39 Total Credits
InternationalTourism DevelopmentTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (39 credits)TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing and Customer Service
TMGT 3010 Community and Cultural Issues in Tourism
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
TMGT 4010 Experience Creation and Product Development
ADVG 4100 Adventure Tourism Field Trip (International)(Note course has activity fees and travel costs associated with it)
SpecializationmdashRequired Course (18 credits)
ADVG 4050 International Adventure Tourism Business
ADVG 4090 Nature-based Community Development
TMGT 4160 Tourism in a Global Environment
TMGT 2610 Environmental issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
ADVG 4070 Directed Studies in Adventure
39 Total Credits
Tourism DestinationDevelopmentTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (21 credits)CMNS 1810 Business Professional and Academic
Composition (or ENGL 1100)
TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing amp Customer Service
TMGT 2610 Environmental Issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3000 Practicum in Tourism (120 hours)
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
Tourism Electivesmdash(15 credits)
One Lower Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Upper Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Culture amp Place Elective from TMGT 3010 4090 4100 4220 ADVG 4220
One Global Perspectives Elective from TMGT 4030 4040 4160 4981 ADVG 4050 4160
One Experience Design Elective from TMGT 4010 4050 4130 4170 4180 4210 ADVG 4040 4200
Specializationmdash(18 credits)
EVNT 2190 Destination Marketing Organizations
TMGT 3010 Community and Cultural Issues in Tourism
TMGT 3040 Land Use Management or
TMGT 4040 Tourism and Sustainable Development
TMGT 4120 Developing New Tourism Enterprises or
TMGT 4140 Tourism Strategy
Specialty ElectiveSelect 1 of the following
TMGT 2080 2090 4030 4050 ADVG 4090
TMGT 4020 Graduating Seminar
54 Total Credits
Tourism ExperienceManagementTourism CoremdashRequired Courses (21 credits)CMNS 1810 Business Professional and Academic
Composition (or ENGL 1100)
TMGT 1110 Introduction to Tourism
TMGT 1150 Marketing amp Customer Service
TMGT 2610 Environmental Issues in the Tourism Industry
TMGT 3000 Practicum in Tourism (120 hours)
TMGT 3020 Tourism Policy and Planning
TMGT 3050 Research in Tourism
Tourism Electivesmdash(15 credits)
One Lower Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Upper Elective Course from ADVG EVNT HMGT MTST or TMGT
One Culture amp Place Elective from TMGT 3010 4090 4100 4220 ADVG 4220
One Global Perspectives Elective from TMGT 4030 4040 4160 4981 ADVG 4050 4160
One Experience Design Elective from TMGT 4010 4050 4130 4170 4180 4210 ADVG 4040 4200
Specializationmdash(18 credits)
Select 5 of the following optionsADVG 4040 Programming Experiential Activities
ADVG 4160 Community Capacity Building
TMGT 4010 Experience Creation and Product Development
TMGT 4050 Event Tourism
TMGT 4090 The Culture of Events
TMGT 4100 The Social Side of Tourism
TMGT 4130 Tourist Behaviour
TMGT 4170 Information Technology in Tourism
TMGT 4180 Managing the Tourist Experience
TMGT 4210 Casino Operations Management
54 Total Credits
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism gt trucatourism
30 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism gt trucatourism
We off er the fi nest and most extensive Adventure Studies training in the world We create exceptional educational experiences to foster studentsrsquo physical mental and emotional development so as to be of service to the global commercial adventure industry
Programs of StudyThe Adventure Studies department now off ers eight diverse programs of study Each program enables students to obtain the knowledge and qualifi cations required for employment and careers in the eco and adventure tourism industry Many opportunities for career and adventure pursuits exist for TRU graduates
bull adventure specialist bull avalanche technician bull college instruction bull environmental studies bull government consultingbull guiding bull international development bull photo journalism bull tourism marketingbull travel writing
Adventure Studies in the Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS) is a unique program that allows students to design their own curriculum customized to their specifi c interests and goals The BIS is intended as a two-year add-on (60 credits) to any 60 credits of lower level credits a student brings into the program
Adventure Studies in Bachelor of Tourism Management is a unique combination of theory and practice both local and abroad that produces competent graduates who quickly apply their skills to their careers as consultants to businesses organizations communities government tourism and tourism industry professionals
The Adventure Guide Diploma is the best known guide training program that attracts worldwide scrutiny and sets the standard for training whitewater ocean climbing and ski guides in Canada
The Adventure Management Diploma provides students with a broad background and understanding of the management of adventure activities and the opportunity to develop profi ciency in their personal adventure sport skills
The Canadian Mountain and Ski Guide Certifi cation Diploma Program (CMSG)is a collaborative program between the Adventure Studies Department and the Association of Canadian MountainGuides (ACMG) The program includes industry-recognized certifi cations tothe standards of the ACMG and International Federation of Mountain Guide Associations (IFMGA)
Adventure Sport Certifi cate an introduction to adventure sports and the adventure industry This is the ideal program for entry-level adventure students and students wishing to explore their career interest in adventure-related fi elds
The Culinary Arts Training program covers all aspects of the professional kitchen from appetizers and gourmet foods to the creation of exquisite desserts Graduates of the Culinary Arts program can look forward to job opportunities in the food and restaurant industry
Culinary Arts Certifi cateAdmission Requirements
bull Successful medical exam bull Successful completion of the entry
assessment test (Accuplacer) through the TRU Assessment Centre This test is a measure of English and math competency taken by all students
bull Interview with program coordinator
Course Length - 3 Semesters
Includes 13 months of hands-on training which takes 16 months to complete There is a four-month summer break (May to August) for the opportunity to gain formalized work experience
Professional Cook Level 130 weeks (2 semesters)Cook 1J Safety and Sanitation
Cook 1H Basic Food Service and Kitchen Management
Cook 1K Health CareCook-Chill
Cook 1A Vegetable and Starch Cookery
Cook 1B Meat and Poultry Cookery
Cook 1C Seafood Cookery
Cook 1D Stocks Soups and Sauces
Cook 1E Meat Poultry and SeafoodCutting and Processing
Cook 1F Cold Kitchen
Cook 1G Baking and Desserts
Cook 1I Egg and Breakfast Cookery
Cook 2M Employment Skills
160 hours of work practicum in industry
Work Practicum and Industry Hours
Students will be required to log 120 hours within the industry In addition to the work practicum students must have a total of 400 hours of work-based training by working during summer prior to registering for Professional Cook Level 2
Professional Cook Level 214 weeks (1 Semester)
During the fi nal 14 weeks in addition to a full course load you will be required to work in the afternoons and evenings preparing dishes for the highly acclaimed TRU Dining Room Accolades and learn to learn to plan menus control food costs and begin to acquire industry management skills
CULINARY ARTS
ADVENTURE STUDIES
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Faculty of Science
What can I studyin Science at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Master of Sciencein Environmental Science
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Science rsaquo Majors
bull General Sciencebull Animal Biologybull Chemistrybull Chemical Biologybull Cellular Molecular
amp Microbial Biologybull Ecology amp
Environmental Biologybull Environmental Chemistrybull Computing Sciencebull Mathematicsbull Mathematical Sciencesbull Physicsbull Statistics
rsaquo Minorsbull Geoarcheologybull Management
bull Bachelor of Computing Sciencebull Bachelor of Computing Science
amp Business Administrationdouble degree
bull Bachelor of Natural Resource Sciencebull Bachelor of Health Sciencebull Bachelor of Technology Managementbull Associate of Science bull Forestry Transfer (1st amp 2nd year)bull Engineering Transfer
(2-year transfer program)
Diplomas
bull Computer Information Systems Technology
bull Architectural ampEngineering Technology
bull Respiratory Therapy
Co-op internship available
SCIENCES ANDENVIRONMENT
Master of Science inEnvironmental ScienceThe TRU Master of Science in Environmental Science is a thesis-based degree with three areas of specialization 1) Ecology and Evolution 2) Physical Sciences and 3) Policy and Management The program is designed to produce graduates who are innovative andhave multi-disciplinary skills and broad knowledge in the fi eld of environmental science It is structured to be unique fl exible and relevant
Applications must be submitted four months before the intended starting date Please note that applications cannot be processed until a faculty member has indicated they will act as supervisor for the studentrsquos thesis Please contact the Coordinator of the Master of Science program at MSc_Coordtruca for more information
Admission Requirements
MSc application form cover letter personal reacutesumeacute two letters of recommendation written by professional or academic references offi cial copy of educational transcripts with GPA of 333 over the last two years of undergraduate studies and offi cial TOEFL results
Bachelor of Science (BSc)The Bachelor of Science degree program is a rigorous program that provides students with both depth and breadth in their science education emphasizes the acquisition of communication skills and promotes computer literacy The program also provides fl exibility so that students may pursue interests in disciplines outside there area of specialization TRU off ers three routes to a Bachelor of Science degree a Majors program in a specifi c discipline or disciplines an Honours Program in a specifi c discipline or a General Science Degree Program
Pre-Professional Health Sciences (Bachelor of Science)
Students interested in professional health care careers can complete their required undergraduate university study at TRU before applying for admission to professional programs at another university
Pre-Professional Health Sciences
bull Pre-Medicinebull Pre-Pharmacybull Pre-Chiropracticbull Pre-Dentistrybull Pre-Naturopathic Medicine
Bachelor of ScienceAdmission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 (or equivalent)bull Pre-Calculus Math 12 (C+) or Math 12
Principles (C+) or TRU Math 06000610bull Physics 11 (C+) or TRU Physics 0500bull Chemistry 11 (C+) or TRU Chemistry 0500
Bachelor of NaturalResource Science (BNRS)The purpose of the BNRS degree program is to prepare students for careers in a widerange of natural resource sector jobs and for further academic study in graduate school ldquoNatural resourcesrdquo include water forests rangeland soil minerals fi sheries and wildlife Natural resource science therefore is the application of scientifi c principles and knowledge towards a better understanding and management of these resources
Possible areas of employment include
bull Resource management and planning for government or industry
bull Operational forestrybull Teaching interpretation and guidingbull Wildlife biology and managementbull Habitat protectionbull Fisheries and animal researchbull Strategic land use planning
Forestry Transfer ProgramTRU off ers the fi rst general year of Forestry and the second year of Forest Resource Management Forest Science Natural Resource Conservation and Forest Operations Students who have completed the required fi rst or second year courses with a GPA of at least 25 are eligible to apply for admission to the UBC Faculty of Forestry
Katey I love the chemistry program at TRU The professors are incredible I love how accessible they are and always available for questions When you know your professors and they know you it makes for a much more personal learning environment Watch Kateyrsquos video on YouTube mytruworld
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32 | International Program Guide Study Options
COMPUTING SCIENCEAND ADVANCEDTECHNOLOGY
Why Computing Science
Many of the technologies we use and enjoy today were created by computing scientists As a future computer scientist you could create new technology that could improve society or change the world The Bachelor of Computer Science program has several elective options such as Business amp Management or Arts amp Gaming
Strong Market Terrifi c Jobs
Currently there are not enough computer scientists to fi ll the jobs available
During co-op work terms students can earn up to $40000 per year Graduates typically earn up to $50000 to start with senior positions often reaching $100000 or more
Bachelor of Computing Science (BCS)The BCS degree is for students interested in one of the many diff erent career options in computing science including website design network administration database management and e-commerce applications After two years of general study students do two years of concentrated computing studies
Double Degree Bachelorof Computing Science (BCS) amp Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)Double degrees in both computing and business will provide graduates with a strong platform from which to launch a successful career Whether working as a web applications manager an information systems consultant or CEO of a software company BCSBBA students will possess the combined management and computing skills to be successful in an increasingly high-tech business environment
To earn double degrees students must meetthe requirements of both programs Throughcareful course selection it is possible to complete two degrees in just fi ve years
Engineering Transfer (DegreeProgram) Year 1 and 2The Engineering Transfer Program at TRU allows you to get a jump-start on your engineering studies
Engineering Transfer Year One (38 credits) Complete the foundation courses necessary for your engineering degree in your fi rst year at TRU and transfer to UBC or UVic to complete your degree in biological biomedical civil chemical computer electrical environmental geological geo-technical integrated materials mechanical mining software engineering physics and other engineering specialties
Engineering Transfer Year Two Complete second year of Electrical or Computer engineering and transfer to UVic Following your second year you will then take part in a required 4-8 months Co-op term providing the opportunity to practice your engineering skills and get paid then you will transfer to the University of Victoria in third year to complete your degree
Admission to Engineering requirements
1 Pre-Calculus 11 and 12 with B (73)or better
2 Physics 11 and 12 with B (73) or better3 Chemistry 11 and 12 (highly
recommended) with B (73) 4 English 12 (73 or higher)
Computer Information Systems TechnologyDiploma (CIST)The CIST Diploma is accredited by the Canadian Information Processing Society CIST emphasizes the application of computers to the solution of business related problems The academic training combines technical and computer skills with communication skills (written and oral) and business skills Students who complete this diploma can ladder into year three of the BCS degree
Architectural andEngineering Technology Program (ARET)The Architectural and Engineering Technology Program (ARET) is a three-year diploma that emphasizes the design processes in building civil and mechanical technologies building structures municipal services electrical plumbing and HVAC (heating ventilating and AC) systems
Students will acquire problem solving skills in engineering and building design and in-depth knowledge in construction management building regulations and technical writing Courses include construction surveying architectural design fl uid mechanics mechanical and electrical design steel wood and reinforced concrete design and structural analysis
Students who complete the three-year ARET program can ladder into the Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM) degree and complete the degree after just 3 more semesters
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Faculty of Science gt trucascience
Typical Job Titlesin Computing Sciencebull Graphic Design Firmsbull Web and Flash Development Firmsbull Multimedia Design Firmsbull Print and Digital Media
Developmentbull Corporate Design and
Communicationsbull Advertising Agenciesbull Online Publishingbull Web Animation
Typical Job Titles in ARETbull Building Technologistbull Mechanical Technologistbull Civil Technologistbull Designer job captain specifi cation
writer estimator quantity surveyor or project administrator
bull Typically employed byprofessional engineer companies architects contractors manufacturers and governments
International Program Guide Study Options | 33
HEALTH SCIENCES
Respiratory Therapy Diploma TRU is the only educational institution in British Columbia to offer a program in Respiratory Therapy This program is accredited by the Conjoint Committee of the Canadian Society of Respiratory Therapists and the Canadian Medical Association The program consists of two eight-month sessions of instruction at TRU followed by 47 weeks of clinical internship at accredited hospitals
The clinical year begins in June following the second academic session Clinical year students will rotate between hospitals in the interior of BC Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island Applicants must be prepared to relocate as required
Respiratory Therapy (RT) DiplomaBachelor of Health Science (BHSC)Students are admitted into the three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma program with the option to enter the four-year dual diplomadegree stream The dual diplomadegree stream allows successful students to graduate with both a three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma and a four-year Bachelor of Health Science degree within a four year period
Bachelor of Health ScienceThe Bachelor of Health Science is designed to provide Health Care diploma students and graduates the opportunity to obtain a bachelor degree
Graduates from a two-year or three-year diploma can ladder into the Bachelor of Health Science and are granted up to 60 credits for two-year diploma and up to 90 credits for a three-year diploma
Graduates from the following diploma programs have enrolled in the Bachelor of Health Science program
bull Respiratory Therapybull Dental Hygienebull Medical Radiologybull Medical Laboratory Technologybull Massage Therapybull OccupationalPhysiotherapists Assistants
Admission Requirements
Completion of a minimum two-year diploma in Health Care or related area from a recognized program and institution
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)ndash Kamloops campus (limited enrolment)
ndash Williams Lake campus (Years 1 and 2 only limited enrolment)
The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) program is a 4-year degree program (plus practicum placements) Upon completion graduates are eligible to write the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) and apply for registration with the College of Registered Nurses of British Columbia (CRNBC) to practice as a Registered Nurse (RN)
The BScN program educates students to be competent nurses to work with individuals families groups or communities from a health promotion perspective and an ethic of caring Practice experiences occur in acute care extended care and intermediate care hospitals and other community health agencies and homes with options for local regional provincial national and international practicums
Admission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 or equivalent rsaquo BC Chemistry 11 or TRU
Chemistry 0500 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo BC Biology 12 or TRU Biology 0600 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo One other BC Science at the grade 11 or 12 level C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Foundation of Math 12 or Pre-Calculus12 or TRU MATH 0600 and MATH 0610 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo English 12 or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
Practical Nursing Diplomandash Williams Lake campus
The provincial practical nursing education diploma program is a 2-year program designed to provide learners with the knowledge skills judgments and attitudes to perform to the full range of competencies as identified by the College of Licensed Practical Nurses of British Columbia (CLPNBC) The aim of the program is to prepare graduates to care for individuals and families at multiple life stages and in a variety of practice settings Upon successful completion of the program you will be eligible to write the Canadian Practical Nurse Registration Exam (CPNRE) required for licensure in BC
Admission Requirements
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalent rsaquo English 12English 12 First Nations
or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Math 11 Foundations with a C minimum grade
rsaquo Human Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nurses with a C+ minimum grade
Students have two options to meet this prerequisite
1 PNUR 1300 Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nursing OR TRU-Open Learning - HLTH 1121 Foundation Human Anatomy-Physiology for Heath Promotion
2 BIOL 1590 and BIOL 1690 Human Anatomy and Physiology OR TRU-Open Learning - BIOL 1593 and BIOL 1693 with a C minimum grade
Option 2 is recommended for students who are looking to ladder into the BScN program
Faculty of Science
School of Nursing gt trucanursing
34 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Arts
The Faculty of Arts offers exceptional opportunities for students inside and outside of the classroom to explore ideas engage communities and encounter the world
Police and Justice DiplomaThe Police and Justice Diploma prepares students for careers in Canadian policing and justice including sheriffs corrections parole and private security The program prepares graduates to have the necessary skills and knowledge required for a justice-related career Graduates may further their studies in the Bachelor of Arts Major in Criminology at TRU
Bachelor of Arts (BA)The Bachelor of Art degree is an excellent way to begin the experience of university for students who want to explore their options The BA offers a broad liberal arts education that combines a concentration in at least one discipline while ensuring a wide selection of courses as well as opportunities to incorporate other learning experiences such as Study Abroad and Co-operative Education
Associate of Arts Degree (AA)The associate arts degree is a 2-year program designed to provide an educational experience that lays a solid foundation for further study Students are required to complete a broad range of course offerings balanced with in-depth study in science
Bachelor of General Studies (BGS) (Online Only)This degree program provides a flexible structure that allows students to create their own program with as much or as little subject specialization as they want
Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS)BIS is a unique two-year program that students may enter after two years of university study or a two-year post-secondary diploma It allows students to create a customized program of study in their third and fourth years or to create new career options by completing their undergraduate degrees
Bachelor of Journalism (BJour)Students may enter this program directly from high school or after completing two years of study in the liberal arts This degree is career-oriented aimed at preparing students to become communication specialists for employment with community and daily newspapers magazines government agencies corporations and non-profit and advocacy organizations
Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA)The Fine Arts degree is a four-year program that allows students an education in the visual arts within a university context Studio courses such as Ceramics Drawing Photography Printmaking Sculpture Painting and interdisciplinary combinations of these media will be studied alongside academic disciplines ranging from Art History to English and Philosophy Gallery Studies such as Gallery Management and Curating are also available at the upper-level
What can I study in Arts at TRUMajors amp Minorsbull Communicationsbull Criminologybull Economicsbull Economic and Political Studiesbull Englishbull Geographybull Historybull Interdisciplinary Studiesbull Journalismbull Mathematicsbull Philosophybull Psychologybull Sociologybull Theatre Artsbull Visual Arts
Other Minors and Specializationsbull Anthropologybull Archaeology amp Geologybull Canadian Studiesbull Creative Writingbull Environmental Economics amp
Sustainable Developmentbull Managementbull Political Studies
Degreesbull Bachelor of Artsbull Bachelor of Fine Artsbull Bachelor of Interdisciplinary
Studiesbull Bachelor of Journalism
Diplomasbull Diploma in General Studiesbull Associate of Artsbull Fine Artsbull Police and Justicebull Visual Arts
Certificatesbull Aboriginal Studiesbull Literary and Art Historybull Modern Languagesbull Visual Arts Studio
International Opportunitiesbull AnthropologymdashEastern Europe
amp Philippinesbull Management amp Communicationmdash
Germanybull Leadership in Global Competency
Environmental Sustainability Social Media AdvantagemdashGermany
bull Geography amp JapanesemdashJapan
Co-op internship available
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Faculty of Human Social and Educational Development
Master of Education (MEd)The Master of Education program with a concentration in Educational Leadership offers thesis final project or capstone course options Designed for the working professional involved in education and for students who wish to assume positions as educational leaders and researchers or who work in education health care private industry and government
Education Requirement
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent with a minimum B average (GPA of 30 on a scale of 433) in the last 60 credits or completion of TRUrsquos Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies
Language Requirement
bull Completion of undergraduate degree at an English language university in a country where English is the primary language or
bull IELTS score of 65 (all bands) orbull A minimum TOEFL score of 88 with no
section below 20 (IBT) orbull Completion of TRU ESL level 5
Documentation Required
bull TRU Master of Education applicationbull A personal resumeacutebull A letter of intentbull Two letters of referencebull Official transcripts of all
post-secondary education
Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)The Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies (GCES) is designed to help develop the English language and academic skills to successfully meet the MEd entry requirements
The GCES is considered a standalone graduate certificate that completes qualifications for admission into TRUrsquos MEd program Students will be required to successfully complete three graduate level courses and students who require English upgrading will need to also successfully complete TRUrsquos ESL program before entering the MEd program Note Credits received in GCES do not transfer to the TRU MEd program
Bachelor of Education (BEd)The Bachelor of Education (Elementary) degree program is a two-year program which prepares students to teach in elementary schools Graduates obtain their professional teaching certificate from the Ministry of Education Teacher Regulation Branch (TRB) which qualifies the graduate to teach kindergarten to grade 12 in BC public schools Graduates can also teach in any province or territory in Canada and in many other countries
Admission Requirements
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent normally in Arts Fine Arts Mathematics Science Music or Physical Education
Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)The Bachelor of Social Work program prepares competent generalist practitioners to provide service and leadership within regional national and global contexts to achieve social justice respect for diversity and social change Employment opportunities exist in a wide variety of government and voluntary organizations such as family and childrenrsquos services child welfare mental health services hospitals womenrsquos services crisis services corrections and Aboriginal social services
Human Service DiplomaThe Human Service Diploma prepares students for careers with government or non-profit agencies that provide support and assistance to individuals coping with economic disadvantage mental health issues developmental gender and diversity issues as well as challenges such as addiction family change and involvement with the justice system
Early Childhood Education Diploma (ECE)The ECE program provides excellent learning techniques so that students can acquire the necessary knowledge and skills to become effective educators of young children Early Childhood Education is a rapidly expanding field Completion of the ECE Diploma satisfies the requirements of the Community Care Facilities Branch (CCFB) of the BC Government for a License to Practice as an Early Childhood Educator in British Columbia
Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) CertificateThe TESL Certificate is designed to provide a comprehensive course of study to prepare students to work in the ESL field nationally and internationally This one-semester program requires a previous university degree for admission It includes 195 instructional hours including a teaching practicum Upon completion students receive a TESL certificate from TRU Graduates may also apply for a second certificate from TESL Canada The components of the program introduce students to the core topics of pedagogical grammar curriculum design and instructional methodology and cross cultural studies as well as to a variety of teaching modules such as Pronunciation Skills Assessment and Evaluation and Second Language Acquisition
Program highlights
bull Accredited by TESL Canada bull Includes a supervised practicum to gain
hands-on guided classroom experiencebull Small class sizes (maximum 20 students) bull Abundant work opportunities in Canada
and around the world
What can I study in Human Social and Educational Development
Graduate
rsaquo Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)
rsaquo Master of Education Leadership
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Education (Elementary)bull Bachelor of Education
(Physical Education)bull Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)
Diploma
bull Early Childhood Educationbull Human Service Diploma
Certificate
bull Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) Post-Baccalaureate Certificate
Co-op internship available
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36 | International Program Guide Study Options
School of Trades and TechnologyTRUrsquos School of Trades and Technology has many trades training programs that result in provincial Industrial Training Authority or Red Seal Certification The instructors at TRU are some of the best in BC Canada and beyond As the economy struggles there is no better time to complete your trades training so that you will be ahead of the curve and ready when the economy turns around
What can I study in Trades and Technology at TRU
bull Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (online only)
bull Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)
bull Diploma in Water Treatment Technology
Foundation and Apprenticeship Training
bull Automotive Service Technicianbull Carpenterbull Commercial Transport Vehicle Mechanic
Technicianbull Electricianbull Heavy Duty Mechanicbull Gasfittingbull InboardOutboard Mechanicbull Plumbingbull Welding
Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)The BTTM degree program provides technologists with the knowledge and skills necessary to become effective project leaders supervisors and managers in organizations within a changing business and technical environment
Admission Requirements
A two or three-year diploma in technology or equivalent
Students who complete the two-year Water Treatment Technology Program or the three-year Architectural and Engineering Technology program (ARET) can ladder into the BTTM
Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (BTTTL) (Online Only)
This new program the only one of its kind in Canada builds upon the candidatersquos trades or technology qualifications It is aimed at allowing certified tradespeople and technologists to gain the business and leadership knowledge needed for management and other advanced positions
WATER amp WASTEWATER PROGRAMSWater sustains life Now you can help sustain our precious water supplies Gain job-ready skills to protect drinking water quality safeguard water resources and ensure the sustainability of the water supplies that are crucial to public health and the environment Canada and the World are facing shortages of educated and trained water and wastewater operatorsmdashyoursquoll be in demand upon graduation
Certificate in Water amp Wastewater UtilitiesThe Certificate is an entry-level training and education program in the operation and maintenance of Water and Wastewater Treatment Distribution and Collection systems The Certificate requirements are a successful completion of 12 courses 6 per term total of 36 credits to graduate This program ladders into the Water Treatment Technology Diploma Program
Schedule Term 1 August 17 to December 18 2015 Term 2 January 4 to May 09 2016
Water amp Wastewater Technology DiplomaTRU Water and Wastewater Diploma is a two-year four semester program
The diploma prepares students to operate and maintain water and wastewater treatment distribution re-use and disposal facilities as well as how to monitor source water quality This program is designed to educate students in chemistry microbiology mathematics mechanical and electrical systems instrumentation and treatment technologies as they are applied in the water industry Students will also study environmental law occupational health and safety communications and utility management
During the hands-on practical trainingmdashstudents will be trained in the operation maintenance troubleshooting of water systems at the state-of-the-art Kamloops Centre for Water Quality
Students can choose to exit the program after completion of the first year of studies with a Certificate in Water and Wastewater Utilities or complete the entire Diploma This program also ladders into the Bachelors of Technology the Bachelor of
Trades and Technology Leadership or the Bachelor of General Studies at TRU
Admission Requirement
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalentbull Math 11 Foundations or MATH 0410
and 0520 or equivalentbull Chemistry 11 and Biology 11 are
recommendedbull Meet TRUrsquos minimum English
language requirements
For further information please contact Satwinder Paul Program Coordinator spaultruca
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A When to ApplyPlease note the following application deadlines Late applications will be considered if space is availableWinter January semester
Application deadline October 15Summer May semester
Application deadline February 15Fall September semester
Application deadline May 31
B How to Apply1 Application
Complete all information on the application form For faster processing complete application online at truworldca
2 Program Selection Mark your program choices clearly
3 Transcripts With this application submit official transcripts (or certified copies) of your secondary school grades and any post-secondary institutions you have attended Transcripts must be officially translated into English You may scan and email or fax the transcripts for faster processing but originals must be presented on arrival to TRU Otherwise you will not be allowed to register for courses at TRU
4 Application Fee A non-refundable application fee of CDN$100 must accompany your application
5 Send Send your completed application form school transcripts and application fee to International Admissions at iapplytruca
C Next Steps1 Processing
Your application will be processed within five working days
2 Pre-Acceptance TRU will send a pre-acceptance letter indicating(a) the program to which you
have been accepted and (b) any conditions of your acceptance
3 Submit You should submit the required fees for your first semester of study (as outlined in your pre-acceptance letter)
4 Final Acceptance Upon receiving payment of tuition and general fees TRU will send an official letter of acceptance
5 Housing Either make arrangements with the accommodation directly or used the TRU World service to secure your room Students must pay a C$150 accommodation application fee when using the service with TRU World
6 Student VISA Use your official TRU letter of acceptance to apply to the nearest Canadian Embassy or Consulate for a student visa
7 Airport Pickup Note Airport pick up only available at the Kamloops airport Additional charges may apply
D Paymentbull Fees may be paid by credit card (Visa
Mastercard American Express) bank draft or bank transfer You can also make payments through our online secure payment facility at truworldca
bull If paying by bank draft bank wire transfer or money order copy of the financial document must be attached
bull Please make your bank draft or money order payable to Thompson Rivers University
bull Bank transfer details Thompson Rivers University Acct 1105-935 Transit 07200 Swift Code BOFMCAM2 Bank of Montreal (BMO) 101Fndash1180 Columbia Street West Kamloops BC Canada V2C 6R6
Send a copy of the wire transfer receipt to iapplytruca
E Send Applications toInternational Admissions Thompson Rivers University 900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8
Tel +12508285252 Fax +12503715513
Email iapplytruca
TRU Refund PolicyStudents should familiarize themselves with TRUrsquos refund policy prior to submitting payment for their studies
International students who
(a) Withdraw prior to the start of instruction will receive a 50 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced the balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(b) Withdraw in the first or second week of instruction will receive a 25 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced The balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(c) Withdraw after the second week of instruction will receive no refund of tuition A forfeit of the semester tuition and general fees will be implemented if we are not advised of a request for refund or deferral
(d) Withdraw due to a failure to obtain a student permit prior to arrival at TRU will be entitled to a full refund of tuition and general fees invoiced less a CDN$200 administration fee Students must notify TRU in writing and provide documentation prior to the start of the semester (the original letter from the Canadian Embassy stating the reasons the visa was denied is requiredmdashno photocopies scans or faxes are accepted) Total non-refundable including application fee of CDN$100 is CDN$300
(e) New students who wish to defer the start of their first semester of study to a future semester may do so only twice and up to a maximum of one calendar year (ie a student accepted to the fall semester may defer until the next fall semester but not beyond) Continuing students who wish to defer their admission must do so before the beginning of the semester Once the deferral has expired students will need to reapply if they wish to recommence studies at a later date Deferral must be requested in writing and sent to iapplytruca prior to the start of the semester Once instruction begins policies (b) and (c) above apply
(f ) Withdrawal for Medical ReasonsmdashApart from the policy outlined for international students there is no provision for a medical refund outside this policy For continuing students who are required to withdraw for medical reasons we encourage the student to visit their Academic Advisor and fill in a ldquoComplete Program Withdraw Formrdquo This allows the student to withdraw from a course or program without obtaining a ldquoDNC (Did Not Complete)rdquo on their academic record
Application Instructions
Online Interactive Brochure wwwi-studentglobalcomtru
Thompson Rivers University900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8T +12508285252 bull F +12503715513Inquiries welcometruca bull Applications iapplytruca
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30 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Adventure Culinary Arts and Tourism gt trucatourism
We off er the fi nest and most extensive Adventure Studies training in the world We create exceptional educational experiences to foster studentsrsquo physical mental and emotional development so as to be of service to the global commercial adventure industry
Programs of StudyThe Adventure Studies department now off ers eight diverse programs of study Each program enables students to obtain the knowledge and qualifi cations required for employment and careers in the eco and adventure tourism industry Many opportunities for career and adventure pursuits exist for TRU graduates
bull adventure specialist bull avalanche technician bull college instruction bull environmental studies bull government consultingbull guiding bull international development bull photo journalism bull tourism marketingbull travel writing
Adventure Studies in the Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS) is a unique program that allows students to design their own curriculum customized to their specifi c interests and goals The BIS is intended as a two-year add-on (60 credits) to any 60 credits of lower level credits a student brings into the program
Adventure Studies in Bachelor of Tourism Management is a unique combination of theory and practice both local and abroad that produces competent graduates who quickly apply their skills to their careers as consultants to businesses organizations communities government tourism and tourism industry professionals
The Adventure Guide Diploma is the best known guide training program that attracts worldwide scrutiny and sets the standard for training whitewater ocean climbing and ski guides in Canada
The Adventure Management Diploma provides students with a broad background and understanding of the management of adventure activities and the opportunity to develop profi ciency in their personal adventure sport skills
The Canadian Mountain and Ski Guide Certifi cation Diploma Program (CMSG)is a collaborative program between the Adventure Studies Department and the Association of Canadian MountainGuides (ACMG) The program includes industry-recognized certifi cations tothe standards of the ACMG and International Federation of Mountain Guide Associations (IFMGA)
Adventure Sport Certifi cate an introduction to adventure sports and the adventure industry This is the ideal program for entry-level adventure students and students wishing to explore their career interest in adventure-related fi elds
The Culinary Arts Training program covers all aspects of the professional kitchen from appetizers and gourmet foods to the creation of exquisite desserts Graduates of the Culinary Arts program can look forward to job opportunities in the food and restaurant industry
Culinary Arts Certifi cateAdmission Requirements
bull Successful medical exam bull Successful completion of the entry
assessment test (Accuplacer) through the TRU Assessment Centre This test is a measure of English and math competency taken by all students
bull Interview with program coordinator
Course Length - 3 Semesters
Includes 13 months of hands-on training which takes 16 months to complete There is a four-month summer break (May to August) for the opportunity to gain formalized work experience
Professional Cook Level 130 weeks (2 semesters)Cook 1J Safety and Sanitation
Cook 1H Basic Food Service and Kitchen Management
Cook 1K Health CareCook-Chill
Cook 1A Vegetable and Starch Cookery
Cook 1B Meat and Poultry Cookery
Cook 1C Seafood Cookery
Cook 1D Stocks Soups and Sauces
Cook 1E Meat Poultry and SeafoodCutting and Processing
Cook 1F Cold Kitchen
Cook 1G Baking and Desserts
Cook 1I Egg and Breakfast Cookery
Cook 2M Employment Skills
160 hours of work practicum in industry
Work Practicum and Industry Hours
Students will be required to log 120 hours within the industry In addition to the work practicum students must have a total of 400 hours of work-based training by working during summer prior to registering for Professional Cook Level 2
Professional Cook Level 214 weeks (1 Semester)
During the fi nal 14 weeks in addition to a full course load you will be required to work in the afternoons and evenings preparing dishes for the highly acclaimed TRU Dining Room Accolades and learn to learn to plan menus control food costs and begin to acquire industry management skills
CULINARY ARTS
ADVENTURE STUDIES
International Program Guide Study Options | 31
Faculty of Science
What can I studyin Science at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Master of Sciencein Environmental Science
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Science rsaquo Majors
bull General Sciencebull Animal Biologybull Chemistrybull Chemical Biologybull Cellular Molecular
amp Microbial Biologybull Ecology amp
Environmental Biologybull Environmental Chemistrybull Computing Sciencebull Mathematicsbull Mathematical Sciencesbull Physicsbull Statistics
rsaquo Minorsbull Geoarcheologybull Management
bull Bachelor of Computing Sciencebull Bachelor of Computing Science
amp Business Administrationdouble degree
bull Bachelor of Natural Resource Sciencebull Bachelor of Health Sciencebull Bachelor of Technology Managementbull Associate of Science bull Forestry Transfer (1st amp 2nd year)bull Engineering Transfer
(2-year transfer program)
Diplomas
bull Computer Information Systems Technology
bull Architectural ampEngineering Technology
bull Respiratory Therapy
Co-op internship available
SCIENCES ANDENVIRONMENT
Master of Science inEnvironmental ScienceThe TRU Master of Science in Environmental Science is a thesis-based degree with three areas of specialization 1) Ecology and Evolution 2) Physical Sciences and 3) Policy and Management The program is designed to produce graduates who are innovative andhave multi-disciplinary skills and broad knowledge in the fi eld of environmental science It is structured to be unique fl exible and relevant
Applications must be submitted four months before the intended starting date Please note that applications cannot be processed until a faculty member has indicated they will act as supervisor for the studentrsquos thesis Please contact the Coordinator of the Master of Science program at MSc_Coordtruca for more information
Admission Requirements
MSc application form cover letter personal reacutesumeacute two letters of recommendation written by professional or academic references offi cial copy of educational transcripts with GPA of 333 over the last two years of undergraduate studies and offi cial TOEFL results
Bachelor of Science (BSc)The Bachelor of Science degree program is a rigorous program that provides students with both depth and breadth in their science education emphasizes the acquisition of communication skills and promotes computer literacy The program also provides fl exibility so that students may pursue interests in disciplines outside there area of specialization TRU off ers three routes to a Bachelor of Science degree a Majors program in a specifi c discipline or disciplines an Honours Program in a specifi c discipline or a General Science Degree Program
Pre-Professional Health Sciences (Bachelor of Science)
Students interested in professional health care careers can complete their required undergraduate university study at TRU before applying for admission to professional programs at another university
Pre-Professional Health Sciences
bull Pre-Medicinebull Pre-Pharmacybull Pre-Chiropracticbull Pre-Dentistrybull Pre-Naturopathic Medicine
Bachelor of ScienceAdmission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 (or equivalent)bull Pre-Calculus Math 12 (C+) or Math 12
Principles (C+) or TRU Math 06000610bull Physics 11 (C+) or TRU Physics 0500bull Chemistry 11 (C+) or TRU Chemistry 0500
Bachelor of NaturalResource Science (BNRS)The purpose of the BNRS degree program is to prepare students for careers in a widerange of natural resource sector jobs and for further academic study in graduate school ldquoNatural resourcesrdquo include water forests rangeland soil minerals fi sheries and wildlife Natural resource science therefore is the application of scientifi c principles and knowledge towards a better understanding and management of these resources
Possible areas of employment include
bull Resource management and planning for government or industry
bull Operational forestrybull Teaching interpretation and guidingbull Wildlife biology and managementbull Habitat protectionbull Fisheries and animal researchbull Strategic land use planning
Forestry Transfer ProgramTRU off ers the fi rst general year of Forestry and the second year of Forest Resource Management Forest Science Natural Resource Conservation and Forest Operations Students who have completed the required fi rst or second year courses with a GPA of at least 25 are eligible to apply for admission to the UBC Faculty of Forestry
Katey I love the chemistry program at TRU The professors are incredible I love how accessible they are and always available for questions When you know your professors and they know you it makes for a much more personal learning environment Watch Kateyrsquos video on YouTube mytruworld
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COMPUTING SCIENCEAND ADVANCEDTECHNOLOGY
Why Computing Science
Many of the technologies we use and enjoy today were created by computing scientists As a future computer scientist you could create new technology that could improve society or change the world The Bachelor of Computer Science program has several elective options such as Business amp Management or Arts amp Gaming
Strong Market Terrifi c Jobs
Currently there are not enough computer scientists to fi ll the jobs available
During co-op work terms students can earn up to $40000 per year Graduates typically earn up to $50000 to start with senior positions often reaching $100000 or more
Bachelor of Computing Science (BCS)The BCS degree is for students interested in one of the many diff erent career options in computing science including website design network administration database management and e-commerce applications After two years of general study students do two years of concentrated computing studies
Double Degree Bachelorof Computing Science (BCS) amp Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)Double degrees in both computing and business will provide graduates with a strong platform from which to launch a successful career Whether working as a web applications manager an information systems consultant or CEO of a software company BCSBBA students will possess the combined management and computing skills to be successful in an increasingly high-tech business environment
To earn double degrees students must meetthe requirements of both programs Throughcareful course selection it is possible to complete two degrees in just fi ve years
Engineering Transfer (DegreeProgram) Year 1 and 2The Engineering Transfer Program at TRU allows you to get a jump-start on your engineering studies
Engineering Transfer Year One (38 credits) Complete the foundation courses necessary for your engineering degree in your fi rst year at TRU and transfer to UBC or UVic to complete your degree in biological biomedical civil chemical computer electrical environmental geological geo-technical integrated materials mechanical mining software engineering physics and other engineering specialties
Engineering Transfer Year Two Complete second year of Electrical or Computer engineering and transfer to UVic Following your second year you will then take part in a required 4-8 months Co-op term providing the opportunity to practice your engineering skills and get paid then you will transfer to the University of Victoria in third year to complete your degree
Admission to Engineering requirements
1 Pre-Calculus 11 and 12 with B (73)or better
2 Physics 11 and 12 with B (73) or better3 Chemistry 11 and 12 (highly
recommended) with B (73) 4 English 12 (73 or higher)
Computer Information Systems TechnologyDiploma (CIST)The CIST Diploma is accredited by the Canadian Information Processing Society CIST emphasizes the application of computers to the solution of business related problems The academic training combines technical and computer skills with communication skills (written and oral) and business skills Students who complete this diploma can ladder into year three of the BCS degree
Architectural andEngineering Technology Program (ARET)The Architectural and Engineering Technology Program (ARET) is a three-year diploma that emphasizes the design processes in building civil and mechanical technologies building structures municipal services electrical plumbing and HVAC (heating ventilating and AC) systems
Students will acquire problem solving skills in engineering and building design and in-depth knowledge in construction management building regulations and technical writing Courses include construction surveying architectural design fl uid mechanics mechanical and electrical design steel wood and reinforced concrete design and structural analysis
Students who complete the three-year ARET program can ladder into the Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM) degree and complete the degree after just 3 more semesters
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Faculty of Science gt trucascience
Typical Job Titlesin Computing Sciencebull Graphic Design Firmsbull Web and Flash Development Firmsbull Multimedia Design Firmsbull Print and Digital Media
Developmentbull Corporate Design and
Communicationsbull Advertising Agenciesbull Online Publishingbull Web Animation
Typical Job Titles in ARETbull Building Technologistbull Mechanical Technologistbull Civil Technologistbull Designer job captain specifi cation
writer estimator quantity surveyor or project administrator
bull Typically employed byprofessional engineer companies architects contractors manufacturers and governments
International Program Guide Study Options | 33
HEALTH SCIENCES
Respiratory Therapy Diploma TRU is the only educational institution in British Columbia to offer a program in Respiratory Therapy This program is accredited by the Conjoint Committee of the Canadian Society of Respiratory Therapists and the Canadian Medical Association The program consists of two eight-month sessions of instruction at TRU followed by 47 weeks of clinical internship at accredited hospitals
The clinical year begins in June following the second academic session Clinical year students will rotate between hospitals in the interior of BC Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island Applicants must be prepared to relocate as required
Respiratory Therapy (RT) DiplomaBachelor of Health Science (BHSC)Students are admitted into the three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma program with the option to enter the four-year dual diplomadegree stream The dual diplomadegree stream allows successful students to graduate with both a three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma and a four-year Bachelor of Health Science degree within a four year period
Bachelor of Health ScienceThe Bachelor of Health Science is designed to provide Health Care diploma students and graduates the opportunity to obtain a bachelor degree
Graduates from a two-year or three-year diploma can ladder into the Bachelor of Health Science and are granted up to 60 credits for two-year diploma and up to 90 credits for a three-year diploma
Graduates from the following diploma programs have enrolled in the Bachelor of Health Science program
bull Respiratory Therapybull Dental Hygienebull Medical Radiologybull Medical Laboratory Technologybull Massage Therapybull OccupationalPhysiotherapists Assistants
Admission Requirements
Completion of a minimum two-year diploma in Health Care or related area from a recognized program and institution
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)ndash Kamloops campus (limited enrolment)
ndash Williams Lake campus (Years 1 and 2 only limited enrolment)
The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) program is a 4-year degree program (plus practicum placements) Upon completion graduates are eligible to write the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) and apply for registration with the College of Registered Nurses of British Columbia (CRNBC) to practice as a Registered Nurse (RN)
The BScN program educates students to be competent nurses to work with individuals families groups or communities from a health promotion perspective and an ethic of caring Practice experiences occur in acute care extended care and intermediate care hospitals and other community health agencies and homes with options for local regional provincial national and international practicums
Admission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 or equivalent rsaquo BC Chemistry 11 or TRU
Chemistry 0500 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo BC Biology 12 or TRU Biology 0600 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo One other BC Science at the grade 11 or 12 level C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Foundation of Math 12 or Pre-Calculus12 or TRU MATH 0600 and MATH 0610 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo English 12 or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
Practical Nursing Diplomandash Williams Lake campus
The provincial practical nursing education diploma program is a 2-year program designed to provide learners with the knowledge skills judgments and attitudes to perform to the full range of competencies as identified by the College of Licensed Practical Nurses of British Columbia (CLPNBC) The aim of the program is to prepare graduates to care for individuals and families at multiple life stages and in a variety of practice settings Upon successful completion of the program you will be eligible to write the Canadian Practical Nurse Registration Exam (CPNRE) required for licensure in BC
Admission Requirements
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalent rsaquo English 12English 12 First Nations
or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Math 11 Foundations with a C minimum grade
rsaquo Human Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nurses with a C+ minimum grade
Students have two options to meet this prerequisite
1 PNUR 1300 Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nursing OR TRU-Open Learning - HLTH 1121 Foundation Human Anatomy-Physiology for Heath Promotion
2 BIOL 1590 and BIOL 1690 Human Anatomy and Physiology OR TRU-Open Learning - BIOL 1593 and BIOL 1693 with a C minimum grade
Option 2 is recommended for students who are looking to ladder into the BScN program
Faculty of Science
School of Nursing gt trucanursing
34 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Arts
The Faculty of Arts offers exceptional opportunities for students inside and outside of the classroom to explore ideas engage communities and encounter the world
Police and Justice DiplomaThe Police and Justice Diploma prepares students for careers in Canadian policing and justice including sheriffs corrections parole and private security The program prepares graduates to have the necessary skills and knowledge required for a justice-related career Graduates may further their studies in the Bachelor of Arts Major in Criminology at TRU
Bachelor of Arts (BA)The Bachelor of Art degree is an excellent way to begin the experience of university for students who want to explore their options The BA offers a broad liberal arts education that combines a concentration in at least one discipline while ensuring a wide selection of courses as well as opportunities to incorporate other learning experiences such as Study Abroad and Co-operative Education
Associate of Arts Degree (AA)The associate arts degree is a 2-year program designed to provide an educational experience that lays a solid foundation for further study Students are required to complete a broad range of course offerings balanced with in-depth study in science
Bachelor of General Studies (BGS) (Online Only)This degree program provides a flexible structure that allows students to create their own program with as much or as little subject specialization as they want
Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS)BIS is a unique two-year program that students may enter after two years of university study or a two-year post-secondary diploma It allows students to create a customized program of study in their third and fourth years or to create new career options by completing their undergraduate degrees
Bachelor of Journalism (BJour)Students may enter this program directly from high school or after completing two years of study in the liberal arts This degree is career-oriented aimed at preparing students to become communication specialists for employment with community and daily newspapers magazines government agencies corporations and non-profit and advocacy organizations
Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA)The Fine Arts degree is a four-year program that allows students an education in the visual arts within a university context Studio courses such as Ceramics Drawing Photography Printmaking Sculpture Painting and interdisciplinary combinations of these media will be studied alongside academic disciplines ranging from Art History to English and Philosophy Gallery Studies such as Gallery Management and Curating are also available at the upper-level
What can I study in Arts at TRUMajors amp Minorsbull Communicationsbull Criminologybull Economicsbull Economic and Political Studiesbull Englishbull Geographybull Historybull Interdisciplinary Studiesbull Journalismbull Mathematicsbull Philosophybull Psychologybull Sociologybull Theatre Artsbull Visual Arts
Other Minors and Specializationsbull Anthropologybull Archaeology amp Geologybull Canadian Studiesbull Creative Writingbull Environmental Economics amp
Sustainable Developmentbull Managementbull Political Studies
Degreesbull Bachelor of Artsbull Bachelor of Fine Artsbull Bachelor of Interdisciplinary
Studiesbull Bachelor of Journalism
Diplomasbull Diploma in General Studiesbull Associate of Artsbull Fine Artsbull Police and Justicebull Visual Arts
Certificatesbull Aboriginal Studiesbull Literary and Art Historybull Modern Languagesbull Visual Arts Studio
International Opportunitiesbull AnthropologymdashEastern Europe
amp Philippinesbull Management amp Communicationmdash
Germanybull Leadership in Global Competency
Environmental Sustainability Social Media AdvantagemdashGermany
bull Geography amp JapanesemdashJapan
Co-op internship available
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Faculty of Human Social and Educational Development
Master of Education (MEd)The Master of Education program with a concentration in Educational Leadership offers thesis final project or capstone course options Designed for the working professional involved in education and for students who wish to assume positions as educational leaders and researchers or who work in education health care private industry and government
Education Requirement
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent with a minimum B average (GPA of 30 on a scale of 433) in the last 60 credits or completion of TRUrsquos Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies
Language Requirement
bull Completion of undergraduate degree at an English language university in a country where English is the primary language or
bull IELTS score of 65 (all bands) orbull A minimum TOEFL score of 88 with no
section below 20 (IBT) orbull Completion of TRU ESL level 5
Documentation Required
bull TRU Master of Education applicationbull A personal resumeacutebull A letter of intentbull Two letters of referencebull Official transcripts of all
post-secondary education
Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)The Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies (GCES) is designed to help develop the English language and academic skills to successfully meet the MEd entry requirements
The GCES is considered a standalone graduate certificate that completes qualifications for admission into TRUrsquos MEd program Students will be required to successfully complete three graduate level courses and students who require English upgrading will need to also successfully complete TRUrsquos ESL program before entering the MEd program Note Credits received in GCES do not transfer to the TRU MEd program
Bachelor of Education (BEd)The Bachelor of Education (Elementary) degree program is a two-year program which prepares students to teach in elementary schools Graduates obtain their professional teaching certificate from the Ministry of Education Teacher Regulation Branch (TRB) which qualifies the graduate to teach kindergarten to grade 12 in BC public schools Graduates can also teach in any province or territory in Canada and in many other countries
Admission Requirements
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent normally in Arts Fine Arts Mathematics Science Music or Physical Education
Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)The Bachelor of Social Work program prepares competent generalist practitioners to provide service and leadership within regional national and global contexts to achieve social justice respect for diversity and social change Employment opportunities exist in a wide variety of government and voluntary organizations such as family and childrenrsquos services child welfare mental health services hospitals womenrsquos services crisis services corrections and Aboriginal social services
Human Service DiplomaThe Human Service Diploma prepares students for careers with government or non-profit agencies that provide support and assistance to individuals coping with economic disadvantage mental health issues developmental gender and diversity issues as well as challenges such as addiction family change and involvement with the justice system
Early Childhood Education Diploma (ECE)The ECE program provides excellent learning techniques so that students can acquire the necessary knowledge and skills to become effective educators of young children Early Childhood Education is a rapidly expanding field Completion of the ECE Diploma satisfies the requirements of the Community Care Facilities Branch (CCFB) of the BC Government for a License to Practice as an Early Childhood Educator in British Columbia
Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) CertificateThe TESL Certificate is designed to provide a comprehensive course of study to prepare students to work in the ESL field nationally and internationally This one-semester program requires a previous university degree for admission It includes 195 instructional hours including a teaching practicum Upon completion students receive a TESL certificate from TRU Graduates may also apply for a second certificate from TESL Canada The components of the program introduce students to the core topics of pedagogical grammar curriculum design and instructional methodology and cross cultural studies as well as to a variety of teaching modules such as Pronunciation Skills Assessment and Evaluation and Second Language Acquisition
Program highlights
bull Accredited by TESL Canada bull Includes a supervised practicum to gain
hands-on guided classroom experiencebull Small class sizes (maximum 20 students) bull Abundant work opportunities in Canada
and around the world
What can I study in Human Social and Educational Development
Graduate
rsaquo Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)
rsaquo Master of Education Leadership
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Education (Elementary)bull Bachelor of Education
(Physical Education)bull Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)
Diploma
bull Early Childhood Educationbull Human Service Diploma
Certificate
bull Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) Post-Baccalaureate Certificate
Co-op internship available
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School of Trades and TechnologyTRUrsquos School of Trades and Technology has many trades training programs that result in provincial Industrial Training Authority or Red Seal Certification The instructors at TRU are some of the best in BC Canada and beyond As the economy struggles there is no better time to complete your trades training so that you will be ahead of the curve and ready when the economy turns around
What can I study in Trades and Technology at TRU
bull Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (online only)
bull Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)
bull Diploma in Water Treatment Technology
Foundation and Apprenticeship Training
bull Automotive Service Technicianbull Carpenterbull Commercial Transport Vehicle Mechanic
Technicianbull Electricianbull Heavy Duty Mechanicbull Gasfittingbull InboardOutboard Mechanicbull Plumbingbull Welding
Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)The BTTM degree program provides technologists with the knowledge and skills necessary to become effective project leaders supervisors and managers in organizations within a changing business and technical environment
Admission Requirements
A two or three-year diploma in technology or equivalent
Students who complete the two-year Water Treatment Technology Program or the three-year Architectural and Engineering Technology program (ARET) can ladder into the BTTM
Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (BTTTL) (Online Only)
This new program the only one of its kind in Canada builds upon the candidatersquos trades or technology qualifications It is aimed at allowing certified tradespeople and technologists to gain the business and leadership knowledge needed for management and other advanced positions
WATER amp WASTEWATER PROGRAMSWater sustains life Now you can help sustain our precious water supplies Gain job-ready skills to protect drinking water quality safeguard water resources and ensure the sustainability of the water supplies that are crucial to public health and the environment Canada and the World are facing shortages of educated and trained water and wastewater operatorsmdashyoursquoll be in demand upon graduation
Certificate in Water amp Wastewater UtilitiesThe Certificate is an entry-level training and education program in the operation and maintenance of Water and Wastewater Treatment Distribution and Collection systems The Certificate requirements are a successful completion of 12 courses 6 per term total of 36 credits to graduate This program ladders into the Water Treatment Technology Diploma Program
Schedule Term 1 August 17 to December 18 2015 Term 2 January 4 to May 09 2016
Water amp Wastewater Technology DiplomaTRU Water and Wastewater Diploma is a two-year four semester program
The diploma prepares students to operate and maintain water and wastewater treatment distribution re-use and disposal facilities as well as how to monitor source water quality This program is designed to educate students in chemistry microbiology mathematics mechanical and electrical systems instrumentation and treatment technologies as they are applied in the water industry Students will also study environmental law occupational health and safety communications and utility management
During the hands-on practical trainingmdashstudents will be trained in the operation maintenance troubleshooting of water systems at the state-of-the-art Kamloops Centre for Water Quality
Students can choose to exit the program after completion of the first year of studies with a Certificate in Water and Wastewater Utilities or complete the entire Diploma This program also ladders into the Bachelors of Technology the Bachelor of
Trades and Technology Leadership or the Bachelor of General Studies at TRU
Admission Requirement
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalentbull Math 11 Foundations or MATH 0410
and 0520 or equivalentbull Chemistry 11 and Biology 11 are
recommendedbull Meet TRUrsquos minimum English
language requirements
For further information please contact Satwinder Paul Program Coordinator spaultruca
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A When to ApplyPlease note the following application deadlines Late applications will be considered if space is availableWinter January semester
Application deadline October 15Summer May semester
Application deadline February 15Fall September semester
Application deadline May 31
B How to Apply1 Application
Complete all information on the application form For faster processing complete application online at truworldca
2 Program Selection Mark your program choices clearly
3 Transcripts With this application submit official transcripts (or certified copies) of your secondary school grades and any post-secondary institutions you have attended Transcripts must be officially translated into English You may scan and email or fax the transcripts for faster processing but originals must be presented on arrival to TRU Otherwise you will not be allowed to register for courses at TRU
4 Application Fee A non-refundable application fee of CDN$100 must accompany your application
5 Send Send your completed application form school transcripts and application fee to International Admissions at iapplytruca
C Next Steps1 Processing
Your application will be processed within five working days
2 Pre-Acceptance TRU will send a pre-acceptance letter indicating(a) the program to which you
have been accepted and (b) any conditions of your acceptance
3 Submit You should submit the required fees for your first semester of study (as outlined in your pre-acceptance letter)
4 Final Acceptance Upon receiving payment of tuition and general fees TRU will send an official letter of acceptance
5 Housing Either make arrangements with the accommodation directly or used the TRU World service to secure your room Students must pay a C$150 accommodation application fee when using the service with TRU World
6 Student VISA Use your official TRU letter of acceptance to apply to the nearest Canadian Embassy or Consulate for a student visa
7 Airport Pickup Note Airport pick up only available at the Kamloops airport Additional charges may apply
D Paymentbull Fees may be paid by credit card (Visa
Mastercard American Express) bank draft or bank transfer You can also make payments through our online secure payment facility at truworldca
bull If paying by bank draft bank wire transfer or money order copy of the financial document must be attached
bull Please make your bank draft or money order payable to Thompson Rivers University
bull Bank transfer details Thompson Rivers University Acct 1105-935 Transit 07200 Swift Code BOFMCAM2 Bank of Montreal (BMO) 101Fndash1180 Columbia Street West Kamloops BC Canada V2C 6R6
Send a copy of the wire transfer receipt to iapplytruca
E Send Applications toInternational Admissions Thompson Rivers University 900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8
Tel +12508285252 Fax +12503715513
Email iapplytruca
TRU Refund PolicyStudents should familiarize themselves with TRUrsquos refund policy prior to submitting payment for their studies
International students who
(a) Withdraw prior to the start of instruction will receive a 50 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced the balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(b) Withdraw in the first or second week of instruction will receive a 25 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced The balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(c) Withdraw after the second week of instruction will receive no refund of tuition A forfeit of the semester tuition and general fees will be implemented if we are not advised of a request for refund or deferral
(d) Withdraw due to a failure to obtain a student permit prior to arrival at TRU will be entitled to a full refund of tuition and general fees invoiced less a CDN$200 administration fee Students must notify TRU in writing and provide documentation prior to the start of the semester (the original letter from the Canadian Embassy stating the reasons the visa was denied is requiredmdashno photocopies scans or faxes are accepted) Total non-refundable including application fee of CDN$100 is CDN$300
(e) New students who wish to defer the start of their first semester of study to a future semester may do so only twice and up to a maximum of one calendar year (ie a student accepted to the fall semester may defer until the next fall semester but not beyond) Continuing students who wish to defer their admission must do so before the beginning of the semester Once the deferral has expired students will need to reapply if they wish to recommence studies at a later date Deferral must be requested in writing and sent to iapplytruca prior to the start of the semester Once instruction begins policies (b) and (c) above apply
(f ) Withdrawal for Medical ReasonsmdashApart from the policy outlined for international students there is no provision for a medical refund outside this policy For continuing students who are required to withdraw for medical reasons we encourage the student to visit their Academic Advisor and fill in a ldquoComplete Program Withdraw Formrdquo This allows the student to withdraw from a course or program without obtaining a ldquoDNC (Did Not Complete)rdquo on their academic record
Application Instructions
Online Interactive Brochure wwwi-studentglobalcomtru
Thompson Rivers University900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8T +12508285252 bull F +12503715513Inquiries welcometruca bull Applications iapplytruca
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International Program Guide Study Options | 31
Faculty of Science
What can I studyin Science at TRUGraduate Studies
bull Master of Sciencein Environmental Science
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Science rsaquo Majors
bull General Sciencebull Animal Biologybull Chemistrybull Chemical Biologybull Cellular Molecular
amp Microbial Biologybull Ecology amp
Environmental Biologybull Environmental Chemistrybull Computing Sciencebull Mathematicsbull Mathematical Sciencesbull Physicsbull Statistics
rsaquo Minorsbull Geoarcheologybull Management
bull Bachelor of Computing Sciencebull Bachelor of Computing Science
amp Business Administrationdouble degree
bull Bachelor of Natural Resource Sciencebull Bachelor of Health Sciencebull Bachelor of Technology Managementbull Associate of Science bull Forestry Transfer (1st amp 2nd year)bull Engineering Transfer
(2-year transfer program)
Diplomas
bull Computer Information Systems Technology
bull Architectural ampEngineering Technology
bull Respiratory Therapy
Co-op internship available
SCIENCES ANDENVIRONMENT
Master of Science inEnvironmental ScienceThe TRU Master of Science in Environmental Science is a thesis-based degree with three areas of specialization 1) Ecology and Evolution 2) Physical Sciences and 3) Policy and Management The program is designed to produce graduates who are innovative andhave multi-disciplinary skills and broad knowledge in the fi eld of environmental science It is structured to be unique fl exible and relevant
Applications must be submitted four months before the intended starting date Please note that applications cannot be processed until a faculty member has indicated they will act as supervisor for the studentrsquos thesis Please contact the Coordinator of the Master of Science program at MSc_Coordtruca for more information
Admission Requirements
MSc application form cover letter personal reacutesumeacute two letters of recommendation written by professional or academic references offi cial copy of educational transcripts with GPA of 333 over the last two years of undergraduate studies and offi cial TOEFL results
Bachelor of Science (BSc)The Bachelor of Science degree program is a rigorous program that provides students with both depth and breadth in their science education emphasizes the acquisition of communication skills and promotes computer literacy The program also provides fl exibility so that students may pursue interests in disciplines outside there area of specialization TRU off ers three routes to a Bachelor of Science degree a Majors program in a specifi c discipline or disciplines an Honours Program in a specifi c discipline or a General Science Degree Program
Pre-Professional Health Sciences (Bachelor of Science)
Students interested in professional health care careers can complete their required undergraduate university study at TRU before applying for admission to professional programs at another university
Pre-Professional Health Sciences
bull Pre-Medicinebull Pre-Pharmacybull Pre-Chiropracticbull Pre-Dentistrybull Pre-Naturopathic Medicine
Bachelor of ScienceAdmission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 (or equivalent)bull Pre-Calculus Math 12 (C+) or Math 12
Principles (C+) or TRU Math 06000610bull Physics 11 (C+) or TRU Physics 0500bull Chemistry 11 (C+) or TRU Chemistry 0500
Bachelor of NaturalResource Science (BNRS)The purpose of the BNRS degree program is to prepare students for careers in a widerange of natural resource sector jobs and for further academic study in graduate school ldquoNatural resourcesrdquo include water forests rangeland soil minerals fi sheries and wildlife Natural resource science therefore is the application of scientifi c principles and knowledge towards a better understanding and management of these resources
Possible areas of employment include
bull Resource management and planning for government or industry
bull Operational forestrybull Teaching interpretation and guidingbull Wildlife biology and managementbull Habitat protectionbull Fisheries and animal researchbull Strategic land use planning
Forestry Transfer ProgramTRU off ers the fi rst general year of Forestry and the second year of Forest Resource Management Forest Science Natural Resource Conservation and Forest Operations Students who have completed the required fi rst or second year courses with a GPA of at least 25 are eligible to apply for admission to the UBC Faculty of Forestry
Katey I love the chemistry program at TRU The professors are incredible I love how accessible they are and always available for questions When you know your professors and they know you it makes for a much more personal learning environment Watch Kateyrsquos video on YouTube mytruworld
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COMPUTING SCIENCEAND ADVANCEDTECHNOLOGY
Why Computing Science
Many of the technologies we use and enjoy today were created by computing scientists As a future computer scientist you could create new technology that could improve society or change the world The Bachelor of Computer Science program has several elective options such as Business amp Management or Arts amp Gaming
Strong Market Terrifi c Jobs
Currently there are not enough computer scientists to fi ll the jobs available
During co-op work terms students can earn up to $40000 per year Graduates typically earn up to $50000 to start with senior positions often reaching $100000 or more
Bachelor of Computing Science (BCS)The BCS degree is for students interested in one of the many diff erent career options in computing science including website design network administration database management and e-commerce applications After two years of general study students do two years of concentrated computing studies
Double Degree Bachelorof Computing Science (BCS) amp Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)Double degrees in both computing and business will provide graduates with a strong platform from which to launch a successful career Whether working as a web applications manager an information systems consultant or CEO of a software company BCSBBA students will possess the combined management and computing skills to be successful in an increasingly high-tech business environment
To earn double degrees students must meetthe requirements of both programs Throughcareful course selection it is possible to complete two degrees in just fi ve years
Engineering Transfer (DegreeProgram) Year 1 and 2The Engineering Transfer Program at TRU allows you to get a jump-start on your engineering studies
Engineering Transfer Year One (38 credits) Complete the foundation courses necessary for your engineering degree in your fi rst year at TRU and transfer to UBC or UVic to complete your degree in biological biomedical civil chemical computer electrical environmental geological geo-technical integrated materials mechanical mining software engineering physics and other engineering specialties
Engineering Transfer Year Two Complete second year of Electrical or Computer engineering and transfer to UVic Following your second year you will then take part in a required 4-8 months Co-op term providing the opportunity to practice your engineering skills and get paid then you will transfer to the University of Victoria in third year to complete your degree
Admission to Engineering requirements
1 Pre-Calculus 11 and 12 with B (73)or better
2 Physics 11 and 12 with B (73) or better3 Chemistry 11 and 12 (highly
recommended) with B (73) 4 English 12 (73 or higher)
Computer Information Systems TechnologyDiploma (CIST)The CIST Diploma is accredited by the Canadian Information Processing Society CIST emphasizes the application of computers to the solution of business related problems The academic training combines technical and computer skills with communication skills (written and oral) and business skills Students who complete this diploma can ladder into year three of the BCS degree
Architectural andEngineering Technology Program (ARET)The Architectural and Engineering Technology Program (ARET) is a three-year diploma that emphasizes the design processes in building civil and mechanical technologies building structures municipal services electrical plumbing and HVAC (heating ventilating and AC) systems
Students will acquire problem solving skills in engineering and building design and in-depth knowledge in construction management building regulations and technical writing Courses include construction surveying architectural design fl uid mechanics mechanical and electrical design steel wood and reinforced concrete design and structural analysis
Students who complete the three-year ARET program can ladder into the Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM) degree and complete the degree after just 3 more semesters
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Faculty of Science gt trucascience
Typical Job Titlesin Computing Sciencebull Graphic Design Firmsbull Web and Flash Development Firmsbull Multimedia Design Firmsbull Print and Digital Media
Developmentbull Corporate Design and
Communicationsbull Advertising Agenciesbull Online Publishingbull Web Animation
Typical Job Titles in ARETbull Building Technologistbull Mechanical Technologistbull Civil Technologistbull Designer job captain specifi cation
writer estimator quantity surveyor or project administrator
bull Typically employed byprofessional engineer companies architects contractors manufacturers and governments
International Program Guide Study Options | 33
HEALTH SCIENCES
Respiratory Therapy Diploma TRU is the only educational institution in British Columbia to offer a program in Respiratory Therapy This program is accredited by the Conjoint Committee of the Canadian Society of Respiratory Therapists and the Canadian Medical Association The program consists of two eight-month sessions of instruction at TRU followed by 47 weeks of clinical internship at accredited hospitals
The clinical year begins in June following the second academic session Clinical year students will rotate between hospitals in the interior of BC Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island Applicants must be prepared to relocate as required
Respiratory Therapy (RT) DiplomaBachelor of Health Science (BHSC)Students are admitted into the three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma program with the option to enter the four-year dual diplomadegree stream The dual diplomadegree stream allows successful students to graduate with both a three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma and a four-year Bachelor of Health Science degree within a four year period
Bachelor of Health ScienceThe Bachelor of Health Science is designed to provide Health Care diploma students and graduates the opportunity to obtain a bachelor degree
Graduates from a two-year or three-year diploma can ladder into the Bachelor of Health Science and are granted up to 60 credits for two-year diploma and up to 90 credits for a three-year diploma
Graduates from the following diploma programs have enrolled in the Bachelor of Health Science program
bull Respiratory Therapybull Dental Hygienebull Medical Radiologybull Medical Laboratory Technologybull Massage Therapybull OccupationalPhysiotherapists Assistants
Admission Requirements
Completion of a minimum two-year diploma in Health Care or related area from a recognized program and institution
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)ndash Kamloops campus (limited enrolment)
ndash Williams Lake campus (Years 1 and 2 only limited enrolment)
The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) program is a 4-year degree program (plus practicum placements) Upon completion graduates are eligible to write the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) and apply for registration with the College of Registered Nurses of British Columbia (CRNBC) to practice as a Registered Nurse (RN)
The BScN program educates students to be competent nurses to work with individuals families groups or communities from a health promotion perspective and an ethic of caring Practice experiences occur in acute care extended care and intermediate care hospitals and other community health agencies and homes with options for local regional provincial national and international practicums
Admission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 or equivalent rsaquo BC Chemistry 11 or TRU
Chemistry 0500 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo BC Biology 12 or TRU Biology 0600 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo One other BC Science at the grade 11 or 12 level C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Foundation of Math 12 or Pre-Calculus12 or TRU MATH 0600 and MATH 0610 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo English 12 or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
Practical Nursing Diplomandash Williams Lake campus
The provincial practical nursing education diploma program is a 2-year program designed to provide learners with the knowledge skills judgments and attitudes to perform to the full range of competencies as identified by the College of Licensed Practical Nurses of British Columbia (CLPNBC) The aim of the program is to prepare graduates to care for individuals and families at multiple life stages and in a variety of practice settings Upon successful completion of the program you will be eligible to write the Canadian Practical Nurse Registration Exam (CPNRE) required for licensure in BC
Admission Requirements
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalent rsaquo English 12English 12 First Nations
or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Math 11 Foundations with a C minimum grade
rsaquo Human Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nurses with a C+ minimum grade
Students have two options to meet this prerequisite
1 PNUR 1300 Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nursing OR TRU-Open Learning - HLTH 1121 Foundation Human Anatomy-Physiology for Heath Promotion
2 BIOL 1590 and BIOL 1690 Human Anatomy and Physiology OR TRU-Open Learning - BIOL 1593 and BIOL 1693 with a C minimum grade
Option 2 is recommended for students who are looking to ladder into the BScN program
Faculty of Science
School of Nursing gt trucanursing
34 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Arts
The Faculty of Arts offers exceptional opportunities for students inside and outside of the classroom to explore ideas engage communities and encounter the world
Police and Justice DiplomaThe Police and Justice Diploma prepares students for careers in Canadian policing and justice including sheriffs corrections parole and private security The program prepares graduates to have the necessary skills and knowledge required for a justice-related career Graduates may further their studies in the Bachelor of Arts Major in Criminology at TRU
Bachelor of Arts (BA)The Bachelor of Art degree is an excellent way to begin the experience of university for students who want to explore their options The BA offers a broad liberal arts education that combines a concentration in at least one discipline while ensuring a wide selection of courses as well as opportunities to incorporate other learning experiences such as Study Abroad and Co-operative Education
Associate of Arts Degree (AA)The associate arts degree is a 2-year program designed to provide an educational experience that lays a solid foundation for further study Students are required to complete a broad range of course offerings balanced with in-depth study in science
Bachelor of General Studies (BGS) (Online Only)This degree program provides a flexible structure that allows students to create their own program with as much or as little subject specialization as they want
Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS)BIS is a unique two-year program that students may enter after two years of university study or a two-year post-secondary diploma It allows students to create a customized program of study in their third and fourth years or to create new career options by completing their undergraduate degrees
Bachelor of Journalism (BJour)Students may enter this program directly from high school or after completing two years of study in the liberal arts This degree is career-oriented aimed at preparing students to become communication specialists for employment with community and daily newspapers magazines government agencies corporations and non-profit and advocacy organizations
Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA)The Fine Arts degree is a four-year program that allows students an education in the visual arts within a university context Studio courses such as Ceramics Drawing Photography Printmaking Sculpture Painting and interdisciplinary combinations of these media will be studied alongside academic disciplines ranging from Art History to English and Philosophy Gallery Studies such as Gallery Management and Curating are also available at the upper-level
What can I study in Arts at TRUMajors amp Minorsbull Communicationsbull Criminologybull Economicsbull Economic and Political Studiesbull Englishbull Geographybull Historybull Interdisciplinary Studiesbull Journalismbull Mathematicsbull Philosophybull Psychologybull Sociologybull Theatre Artsbull Visual Arts
Other Minors and Specializationsbull Anthropologybull Archaeology amp Geologybull Canadian Studiesbull Creative Writingbull Environmental Economics amp
Sustainable Developmentbull Managementbull Political Studies
Degreesbull Bachelor of Artsbull Bachelor of Fine Artsbull Bachelor of Interdisciplinary
Studiesbull Bachelor of Journalism
Diplomasbull Diploma in General Studiesbull Associate of Artsbull Fine Artsbull Police and Justicebull Visual Arts
Certificatesbull Aboriginal Studiesbull Literary and Art Historybull Modern Languagesbull Visual Arts Studio
International Opportunitiesbull AnthropologymdashEastern Europe
amp Philippinesbull Management amp Communicationmdash
Germanybull Leadership in Global Competency
Environmental Sustainability Social Media AdvantagemdashGermany
bull Geography amp JapanesemdashJapan
Co-op internship available
gt trucaarts
International Program Guide Study Options | 35
Faculty of Human Social and Educational Development
Master of Education (MEd)The Master of Education program with a concentration in Educational Leadership offers thesis final project or capstone course options Designed for the working professional involved in education and for students who wish to assume positions as educational leaders and researchers or who work in education health care private industry and government
Education Requirement
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent with a minimum B average (GPA of 30 on a scale of 433) in the last 60 credits or completion of TRUrsquos Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies
Language Requirement
bull Completion of undergraduate degree at an English language university in a country where English is the primary language or
bull IELTS score of 65 (all bands) orbull A minimum TOEFL score of 88 with no
section below 20 (IBT) orbull Completion of TRU ESL level 5
Documentation Required
bull TRU Master of Education applicationbull A personal resumeacutebull A letter of intentbull Two letters of referencebull Official transcripts of all
post-secondary education
Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)The Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies (GCES) is designed to help develop the English language and academic skills to successfully meet the MEd entry requirements
The GCES is considered a standalone graduate certificate that completes qualifications for admission into TRUrsquos MEd program Students will be required to successfully complete three graduate level courses and students who require English upgrading will need to also successfully complete TRUrsquos ESL program before entering the MEd program Note Credits received in GCES do not transfer to the TRU MEd program
Bachelor of Education (BEd)The Bachelor of Education (Elementary) degree program is a two-year program which prepares students to teach in elementary schools Graduates obtain their professional teaching certificate from the Ministry of Education Teacher Regulation Branch (TRB) which qualifies the graduate to teach kindergarten to grade 12 in BC public schools Graduates can also teach in any province or territory in Canada and in many other countries
Admission Requirements
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent normally in Arts Fine Arts Mathematics Science Music or Physical Education
Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)The Bachelor of Social Work program prepares competent generalist practitioners to provide service and leadership within regional national and global contexts to achieve social justice respect for diversity and social change Employment opportunities exist in a wide variety of government and voluntary organizations such as family and childrenrsquos services child welfare mental health services hospitals womenrsquos services crisis services corrections and Aboriginal social services
Human Service DiplomaThe Human Service Diploma prepares students for careers with government or non-profit agencies that provide support and assistance to individuals coping with economic disadvantage mental health issues developmental gender and diversity issues as well as challenges such as addiction family change and involvement with the justice system
Early Childhood Education Diploma (ECE)The ECE program provides excellent learning techniques so that students can acquire the necessary knowledge and skills to become effective educators of young children Early Childhood Education is a rapidly expanding field Completion of the ECE Diploma satisfies the requirements of the Community Care Facilities Branch (CCFB) of the BC Government for a License to Practice as an Early Childhood Educator in British Columbia
Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) CertificateThe TESL Certificate is designed to provide a comprehensive course of study to prepare students to work in the ESL field nationally and internationally This one-semester program requires a previous university degree for admission It includes 195 instructional hours including a teaching practicum Upon completion students receive a TESL certificate from TRU Graduates may also apply for a second certificate from TESL Canada The components of the program introduce students to the core topics of pedagogical grammar curriculum design and instructional methodology and cross cultural studies as well as to a variety of teaching modules such as Pronunciation Skills Assessment and Evaluation and Second Language Acquisition
Program highlights
bull Accredited by TESL Canada bull Includes a supervised practicum to gain
hands-on guided classroom experiencebull Small class sizes (maximum 20 students) bull Abundant work opportunities in Canada
and around the world
What can I study in Human Social and Educational Development
Graduate
rsaquo Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)
rsaquo Master of Education Leadership
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Education (Elementary)bull Bachelor of Education
(Physical Education)bull Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)
Diploma
bull Early Childhood Educationbull Human Service Diploma
Certificate
bull Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) Post-Baccalaureate Certificate
Co-op internship available
gt trucahse
36 | International Program Guide Study Options
School of Trades and TechnologyTRUrsquos School of Trades and Technology has many trades training programs that result in provincial Industrial Training Authority or Red Seal Certification The instructors at TRU are some of the best in BC Canada and beyond As the economy struggles there is no better time to complete your trades training so that you will be ahead of the curve and ready when the economy turns around
What can I study in Trades and Technology at TRU
bull Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (online only)
bull Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)
bull Diploma in Water Treatment Technology
Foundation and Apprenticeship Training
bull Automotive Service Technicianbull Carpenterbull Commercial Transport Vehicle Mechanic
Technicianbull Electricianbull Heavy Duty Mechanicbull Gasfittingbull InboardOutboard Mechanicbull Plumbingbull Welding
Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)The BTTM degree program provides technologists with the knowledge and skills necessary to become effective project leaders supervisors and managers in organizations within a changing business and technical environment
Admission Requirements
A two or three-year diploma in technology or equivalent
Students who complete the two-year Water Treatment Technology Program or the three-year Architectural and Engineering Technology program (ARET) can ladder into the BTTM
Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (BTTTL) (Online Only)
This new program the only one of its kind in Canada builds upon the candidatersquos trades or technology qualifications It is aimed at allowing certified tradespeople and technologists to gain the business and leadership knowledge needed for management and other advanced positions
WATER amp WASTEWATER PROGRAMSWater sustains life Now you can help sustain our precious water supplies Gain job-ready skills to protect drinking water quality safeguard water resources and ensure the sustainability of the water supplies that are crucial to public health and the environment Canada and the World are facing shortages of educated and trained water and wastewater operatorsmdashyoursquoll be in demand upon graduation
Certificate in Water amp Wastewater UtilitiesThe Certificate is an entry-level training and education program in the operation and maintenance of Water and Wastewater Treatment Distribution and Collection systems The Certificate requirements are a successful completion of 12 courses 6 per term total of 36 credits to graduate This program ladders into the Water Treatment Technology Diploma Program
Schedule Term 1 August 17 to December 18 2015 Term 2 January 4 to May 09 2016
Water amp Wastewater Technology DiplomaTRU Water and Wastewater Diploma is a two-year four semester program
The diploma prepares students to operate and maintain water and wastewater treatment distribution re-use and disposal facilities as well as how to monitor source water quality This program is designed to educate students in chemistry microbiology mathematics mechanical and electrical systems instrumentation and treatment technologies as they are applied in the water industry Students will also study environmental law occupational health and safety communications and utility management
During the hands-on practical trainingmdashstudents will be trained in the operation maintenance troubleshooting of water systems at the state-of-the-art Kamloops Centre for Water Quality
Students can choose to exit the program after completion of the first year of studies with a Certificate in Water and Wastewater Utilities or complete the entire Diploma This program also ladders into the Bachelors of Technology the Bachelor of
Trades and Technology Leadership or the Bachelor of General Studies at TRU
Admission Requirement
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalentbull Math 11 Foundations or MATH 0410
and 0520 or equivalentbull Chemistry 11 and Biology 11 are
recommendedbull Meet TRUrsquos minimum English
language requirements
For further information please contact Satwinder Paul Program Coordinator spaultruca
gt trucatrades
A When to ApplyPlease note the following application deadlines Late applications will be considered if space is availableWinter January semester
Application deadline October 15Summer May semester
Application deadline February 15Fall September semester
Application deadline May 31
B How to Apply1 Application
Complete all information on the application form For faster processing complete application online at truworldca
2 Program Selection Mark your program choices clearly
3 Transcripts With this application submit official transcripts (or certified copies) of your secondary school grades and any post-secondary institutions you have attended Transcripts must be officially translated into English You may scan and email or fax the transcripts for faster processing but originals must be presented on arrival to TRU Otherwise you will not be allowed to register for courses at TRU
4 Application Fee A non-refundable application fee of CDN$100 must accompany your application
5 Send Send your completed application form school transcripts and application fee to International Admissions at iapplytruca
C Next Steps1 Processing
Your application will be processed within five working days
2 Pre-Acceptance TRU will send a pre-acceptance letter indicating(a) the program to which you
have been accepted and (b) any conditions of your acceptance
3 Submit You should submit the required fees for your first semester of study (as outlined in your pre-acceptance letter)
4 Final Acceptance Upon receiving payment of tuition and general fees TRU will send an official letter of acceptance
5 Housing Either make arrangements with the accommodation directly or used the TRU World service to secure your room Students must pay a C$150 accommodation application fee when using the service with TRU World
6 Student VISA Use your official TRU letter of acceptance to apply to the nearest Canadian Embassy or Consulate for a student visa
7 Airport Pickup Note Airport pick up only available at the Kamloops airport Additional charges may apply
D Paymentbull Fees may be paid by credit card (Visa
Mastercard American Express) bank draft or bank transfer You can also make payments through our online secure payment facility at truworldca
bull If paying by bank draft bank wire transfer or money order copy of the financial document must be attached
bull Please make your bank draft or money order payable to Thompson Rivers University
bull Bank transfer details Thompson Rivers University Acct 1105-935 Transit 07200 Swift Code BOFMCAM2 Bank of Montreal (BMO) 101Fndash1180 Columbia Street West Kamloops BC Canada V2C 6R6
Send a copy of the wire transfer receipt to iapplytruca
E Send Applications toInternational Admissions Thompson Rivers University 900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8
Tel +12508285252 Fax +12503715513
Email iapplytruca
TRU Refund PolicyStudents should familiarize themselves with TRUrsquos refund policy prior to submitting payment for their studies
International students who
(a) Withdraw prior to the start of instruction will receive a 50 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced the balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(b) Withdraw in the first or second week of instruction will receive a 25 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced The balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(c) Withdraw after the second week of instruction will receive no refund of tuition A forfeit of the semester tuition and general fees will be implemented if we are not advised of a request for refund or deferral
(d) Withdraw due to a failure to obtain a student permit prior to arrival at TRU will be entitled to a full refund of tuition and general fees invoiced less a CDN$200 administration fee Students must notify TRU in writing and provide documentation prior to the start of the semester (the original letter from the Canadian Embassy stating the reasons the visa was denied is requiredmdashno photocopies scans or faxes are accepted) Total non-refundable including application fee of CDN$100 is CDN$300
(e) New students who wish to defer the start of their first semester of study to a future semester may do so only twice and up to a maximum of one calendar year (ie a student accepted to the fall semester may defer until the next fall semester but not beyond) Continuing students who wish to defer their admission must do so before the beginning of the semester Once the deferral has expired students will need to reapply if they wish to recommence studies at a later date Deferral must be requested in writing and sent to iapplytruca prior to the start of the semester Once instruction begins policies (b) and (c) above apply
(f ) Withdrawal for Medical ReasonsmdashApart from the policy outlined for international students there is no provision for a medical refund outside this policy For continuing students who are required to withdraw for medical reasons we encourage the student to visit their Academic Advisor and fill in a ldquoComplete Program Withdraw Formrdquo This allows the student to withdraw from a course or program without obtaining a ldquoDNC (Did Not Complete)rdquo on their academic record
Application Instructions
Online Interactive Brochure wwwi-studentglobalcomtru
Thompson Rivers University900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8T +12508285252 bull F +12503715513Inquiries welcometruca bull Applications iapplytruca
truworldca
Find Us on Social Media
MC1
1982
2Ph
oto
by K
elly
Fun
k
Ahmed The credit goes to you peoplehellip Thompson Rivers University was the only university which aptly answered my query on facebookhellip within minutes
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32 | International Program Guide Study Options
COMPUTING SCIENCEAND ADVANCEDTECHNOLOGY
Why Computing Science
Many of the technologies we use and enjoy today were created by computing scientists As a future computer scientist you could create new technology that could improve society or change the world The Bachelor of Computer Science program has several elective options such as Business amp Management or Arts amp Gaming
Strong Market Terrifi c Jobs
Currently there are not enough computer scientists to fi ll the jobs available
During co-op work terms students can earn up to $40000 per year Graduates typically earn up to $50000 to start with senior positions often reaching $100000 or more
Bachelor of Computing Science (BCS)The BCS degree is for students interested in one of the many diff erent career options in computing science including website design network administration database management and e-commerce applications After two years of general study students do two years of concentrated computing studies
Double Degree Bachelorof Computing Science (BCS) amp Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)Double degrees in both computing and business will provide graduates with a strong platform from which to launch a successful career Whether working as a web applications manager an information systems consultant or CEO of a software company BCSBBA students will possess the combined management and computing skills to be successful in an increasingly high-tech business environment
To earn double degrees students must meetthe requirements of both programs Throughcareful course selection it is possible to complete two degrees in just fi ve years
Engineering Transfer (DegreeProgram) Year 1 and 2The Engineering Transfer Program at TRU allows you to get a jump-start on your engineering studies
Engineering Transfer Year One (38 credits) Complete the foundation courses necessary for your engineering degree in your fi rst year at TRU and transfer to UBC or UVic to complete your degree in biological biomedical civil chemical computer electrical environmental geological geo-technical integrated materials mechanical mining software engineering physics and other engineering specialties
Engineering Transfer Year Two Complete second year of Electrical or Computer engineering and transfer to UVic Following your second year you will then take part in a required 4-8 months Co-op term providing the opportunity to practice your engineering skills and get paid then you will transfer to the University of Victoria in third year to complete your degree
Admission to Engineering requirements
1 Pre-Calculus 11 and 12 with B (73)or better
2 Physics 11 and 12 with B (73) or better3 Chemistry 11 and 12 (highly
recommended) with B (73) 4 English 12 (73 or higher)
Computer Information Systems TechnologyDiploma (CIST)The CIST Diploma is accredited by the Canadian Information Processing Society CIST emphasizes the application of computers to the solution of business related problems The academic training combines technical and computer skills with communication skills (written and oral) and business skills Students who complete this diploma can ladder into year three of the BCS degree
Architectural andEngineering Technology Program (ARET)The Architectural and Engineering Technology Program (ARET) is a three-year diploma that emphasizes the design processes in building civil and mechanical technologies building structures municipal services electrical plumbing and HVAC (heating ventilating and AC) systems
Students will acquire problem solving skills in engineering and building design and in-depth knowledge in construction management building regulations and technical writing Courses include construction surveying architectural design fl uid mechanics mechanical and electrical design steel wood and reinforced concrete design and structural analysis
Students who complete the three-year ARET program can ladder into the Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM) degree and complete the degree after just 3 more semesters
tru
cas
cien
ce
Faculty of Science gt trucascience
Typical Job Titlesin Computing Sciencebull Graphic Design Firmsbull Web and Flash Development Firmsbull Multimedia Design Firmsbull Print and Digital Media
Developmentbull Corporate Design and
Communicationsbull Advertising Agenciesbull Online Publishingbull Web Animation
Typical Job Titles in ARETbull Building Technologistbull Mechanical Technologistbull Civil Technologistbull Designer job captain specifi cation
writer estimator quantity surveyor or project administrator
bull Typically employed byprofessional engineer companies architects contractors manufacturers and governments
International Program Guide Study Options | 33
HEALTH SCIENCES
Respiratory Therapy Diploma TRU is the only educational institution in British Columbia to offer a program in Respiratory Therapy This program is accredited by the Conjoint Committee of the Canadian Society of Respiratory Therapists and the Canadian Medical Association The program consists of two eight-month sessions of instruction at TRU followed by 47 weeks of clinical internship at accredited hospitals
The clinical year begins in June following the second academic session Clinical year students will rotate between hospitals in the interior of BC Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island Applicants must be prepared to relocate as required
Respiratory Therapy (RT) DiplomaBachelor of Health Science (BHSC)Students are admitted into the three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma program with the option to enter the four-year dual diplomadegree stream The dual diplomadegree stream allows successful students to graduate with both a three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma and a four-year Bachelor of Health Science degree within a four year period
Bachelor of Health ScienceThe Bachelor of Health Science is designed to provide Health Care diploma students and graduates the opportunity to obtain a bachelor degree
Graduates from a two-year or three-year diploma can ladder into the Bachelor of Health Science and are granted up to 60 credits for two-year diploma and up to 90 credits for a three-year diploma
Graduates from the following diploma programs have enrolled in the Bachelor of Health Science program
bull Respiratory Therapybull Dental Hygienebull Medical Radiologybull Medical Laboratory Technologybull Massage Therapybull OccupationalPhysiotherapists Assistants
Admission Requirements
Completion of a minimum two-year diploma in Health Care or related area from a recognized program and institution
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)ndash Kamloops campus (limited enrolment)
ndash Williams Lake campus (Years 1 and 2 only limited enrolment)
The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) program is a 4-year degree program (plus practicum placements) Upon completion graduates are eligible to write the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) and apply for registration with the College of Registered Nurses of British Columbia (CRNBC) to practice as a Registered Nurse (RN)
The BScN program educates students to be competent nurses to work with individuals families groups or communities from a health promotion perspective and an ethic of caring Practice experiences occur in acute care extended care and intermediate care hospitals and other community health agencies and homes with options for local regional provincial national and international practicums
Admission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 or equivalent rsaquo BC Chemistry 11 or TRU
Chemistry 0500 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo BC Biology 12 or TRU Biology 0600 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo One other BC Science at the grade 11 or 12 level C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Foundation of Math 12 or Pre-Calculus12 or TRU MATH 0600 and MATH 0610 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo English 12 or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
Practical Nursing Diplomandash Williams Lake campus
The provincial practical nursing education diploma program is a 2-year program designed to provide learners with the knowledge skills judgments and attitudes to perform to the full range of competencies as identified by the College of Licensed Practical Nurses of British Columbia (CLPNBC) The aim of the program is to prepare graduates to care for individuals and families at multiple life stages and in a variety of practice settings Upon successful completion of the program you will be eligible to write the Canadian Practical Nurse Registration Exam (CPNRE) required for licensure in BC
Admission Requirements
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalent rsaquo English 12English 12 First Nations
or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Math 11 Foundations with a C minimum grade
rsaquo Human Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nurses with a C+ minimum grade
Students have two options to meet this prerequisite
1 PNUR 1300 Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nursing OR TRU-Open Learning - HLTH 1121 Foundation Human Anatomy-Physiology for Heath Promotion
2 BIOL 1590 and BIOL 1690 Human Anatomy and Physiology OR TRU-Open Learning - BIOL 1593 and BIOL 1693 with a C minimum grade
Option 2 is recommended for students who are looking to ladder into the BScN program
Faculty of Science
School of Nursing gt trucanursing
34 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Arts
The Faculty of Arts offers exceptional opportunities for students inside and outside of the classroom to explore ideas engage communities and encounter the world
Police and Justice DiplomaThe Police and Justice Diploma prepares students for careers in Canadian policing and justice including sheriffs corrections parole and private security The program prepares graduates to have the necessary skills and knowledge required for a justice-related career Graduates may further their studies in the Bachelor of Arts Major in Criminology at TRU
Bachelor of Arts (BA)The Bachelor of Art degree is an excellent way to begin the experience of university for students who want to explore their options The BA offers a broad liberal arts education that combines a concentration in at least one discipline while ensuring a wide selection of courses as well as opportunities to incorporate other learning experiences such as Study Abroad and Co-operative Education
Associate of Arts Degree (AA)The associate arts degree is a 2-year program designed to provide an educational experience that lays a solid foundation for further study Students are required to complete a broad range of course offerings balanced with in-depth study in science
Bachelor of General Studies (BGS) (Online Only)This degree program provides a flexible structure that allows students to create their own program with as much or as little subject specialization as they want
Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS)BIS is a unique two-year program that students may enter after two years of university study or a two-year post-secondary diploma It allows students to create a customized program of study in their third and fourth years or to create new career options by completing their undergraduate degrees
Bachelor of Journalism (BJour)Students may enter this program directly from high school or after completing two years of study in the liberal arts This degree is career-oriented aimed at preparing students to become communication specialists for employment with community and daily newspapers magazines government agencies corporations and non-profit and advocacy organizations
Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA)The Fine Arts degree is a four-year program that allows students an education in the visual arts within a university context Studio courses such as Ceramics Drawing Photography Printmaking Sculpture Painting and interdisciplinary combinations of these media will be studied alongside academic disciplines ranging from Art History to English and Philosophy Gallery Studies such as Gallery Management and Curating are also available at the upper-level
What can I study in Arts at TRUMajors amp Minorsbull Communicationsbull Criminologybull Economicsbull Economic and Political Studiesbull Englishbull Geographybull Historybull Interdisciplinary Studiesbull Journalismbull Mathematicsbull Philosophybull Psychologybull Sociologybull Theatre Artsbull Visual Arts
Other Minors and Specializationsbull Anthropologybull Archaeology amp Geologybull Canadian Studiesbull Creative Writingbull Environmental Economics amp
Sustainable Developmentbull Managementbull Political Studies
Degreesbull Bachelor of Artsbull Bachelor of Fine Artsbull Bachelor of Interdisciplinary
Studiesbull Bachelor of Journalism
Diplomasbull Diploma in General Studiesbull Associate of Artsbull Fine Artsbull Police and Justicebull Visual Arts
Certificatesbull Aboriginal Studiesbull Literary and Art Historybull Modern Languagesbull Visual Arts Studio
International Opportunitiesbull AnthropologymdashEastern Europe
amp Philippinesbull Management amp Communicationmdash
Germanybull Leadership in Global Competency
Environmental Sustainability Social Media AdvantagemdashGermany
bull Geography amp JapanesemdashJapan
Co-op internship available
gt trucaarts
International Program Guide Study Options | 35
Faculty of Human Social and Educational Development
Master of Education (MEd)The Master of Education program with a concentration in Educational Leadership offers thesis final project or capstone course options Designed for the working professional involved in education and for students who wish to assume positions as educational leaders and researchers or who work in education health care private industry and government
Education Requirement
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent with a minimum B average (GPA of 30 on a scale of 433) in the last 60 credits or completion of TRUrsquos Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies
Language Requirement
bull Completion of undergraduate degree at an English language university in a country where English is the primary language or
bull IELTS score of 65 (all bands) orbull A minimum TOEFL score of 88 with no
section below 20 (IBT) orbull Completion of TRU ESL level 5
Documentation Required
bull TRU Master of Education applicationbull A personal resumeacutebull A letter of intentbull Two letters of referencebull Official transcripts of all
post-secondary education
Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)The Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies (GCES) is designed to help develop the English language and academic skills to successfully meet the MEd entry requirements
The GCES is considered a standalone graduate certificate that completes qualifications for admission into TRUrsquos MEd program Students will be required to successfully complete three graduate level courses and students who require English upgrading will need to also successfully complete TRUrsquos ESL program before entering the MEd program Note Credits received in GCES do not transfer to the TRU MEd program
Bachelor of Education (BEd)The Bachelor of Education (Elementary) degree program is a two-year program which prepares students to teach in elementary schools Graduates obtain their professional teaching certificate from the Ministry of Education Teacher Regulation Branch (TRB) which qualifies the graduate to teach kindergarten to grade 12 in BC public schools Graduates can also teach in any province or territory in Canada and in many other countries
Admission Requirements
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent normally in Arts Fine Arts Mathematics Science Music or Physical Education
Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)The Bachelor of Social Work program prepares competent generalist practitioners to provide service and leadership within regional national and global contexts to achieve social justice respect for diversity and social change Employment opportunities exist in a wide variety of government and voluntary organizations such as family and childrenrsquos services child welfare mental health services hospitals womenrsquos services crisis services corrections and Aboriginal social services
Human Service DiplomaThe Human Service Diploma prepares students for careers with government or non-profit agencies that provide support and assistance to individuals coping with economic disadvantage mental health issues developmental gender and diversity issues as well as challenges such as addiction family change and involvement with the justice system
Early Childhood Education Diploma (ECE)The ECE program provides excellent learning techniques so that students can acquire the necessary knowledge and skills to become effective educators of young children Early Childhood Education is a rapidly expanding field Completion of the ECE Diploma satisfies the requirements of the Community Care Facilities Branch (CCFB) of the BC Government for a License to Practice as an Early Childhood Educator in British Columbia
Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) CertificateThe TESL Certificate is designed to provide a comprehensive course of study to prepare students to work in the ESL field nationally and internationally This one-semester program requires a previous university degree for admission It includes 195 instructional hours including a teaching practicum Upon completion students receive a TESL certificate from TRU Graduates may also apply for a second certificate from TESL Canada The components of the program introduce students to the core topics of pedagogical grammar curriculum design and instructional methodology and cross cultural studies as well as to a variety of teaching modules such as Pronunciation Skills Assessment and Evaluation and Second Language Acquisition
Program highlights
bull Accredited by TESL Canada bull Includes a supervised practicum to gain
hands-on guided classroom experiencebull Small class sizes (maximum 20 students) bull Abundant work opportunities in Canada
and around the world
What can I study in Human Social and Educational Development
Graduate
rsaquo Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)
rsaquo Master of Education Leadership
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Education (Elementary)bull Bachelor of Education
(Physical Education)bull Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)
Diploma
bull Early Childhood Educationbull Human Service Diploma
Certificate
bull Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) Post-Baccalaureate Certificate
Co-op internship available
gt trucahse
36 | International Program Guide Study Options
School of Trades and TechnologyTRUrsquos School of Trades and Technology has many trades training programs that result in provincial Industrial Training Authority or Red Seal Certification The instructors at TRU are some of the best in BC Canada and beyond As the economy struggles there is no better time to complete your trades training so that you will be ahead of the curve and ready when the economy turns around
What can I study in Trades and Technology at TRU
bull Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (online only)
bull Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)
bull Diploma in Water Treatment Technology
Foundation and Apprenticeship Training
bull Automotive Service Technicianbull Carpenterbull Commercial Transport Vehicle Mechanic
Technicianbull Electricianbull Heavy Duty Mechanicbull Gasfittingbull InboardOutboard Mechanicbull Plumbingbull Welding
Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)The BTTM degree program provides technologists with the knowledge and skills necessary to become effective project leaders supervisors and managers in organizations within a changing business and technical environment
Admission Requirements
A two or three-year diploma in technology or equivalent
Students who complete the two-year Water Treatment Technology Program or the three-year Architectural and Engineering Technology program (ARET) can ladder into the BTTM
Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (BTTTL) (Online Only)
This new program the only one of its kind in Canada builds upon the candidatersquos trades or technology qualifications It is aimed at allowing certified tradespeople and technologists to gain the business and leadership knowledge needed for management and other advanced positions
WATER amp WASTEWATER PROGRAMSWater sustains life Now you can help sustain our precious water supplies Gain job-ready skills to protect drinking water quality safeguard water resources and ensure the sustainability of the water supplies that are crucial to public health and the environment Canada and the World are facing shortages of educated and trained water and wastewater operatorsmdashyoursquoll be in demand upon graduation
Certificate in Water amp Wastewater UtilitiesThe Certificate is an entry-level training and education program in the operation and maintenance of Water and Wastewater Treatment Distribution and Collection systems The Certificate requirements are a successful completion of 12 courses 6 per term total of 36 credits to graduate This program ladders into the Water Treatment Technology Diploma Program
Schedule Term 1 August 17 to December 18 2015 Term 2 January 4 to May 09 2016
Water amp Wastewater Technology DiplomaTRU Water and Wastewater Diploma is a two-year four semester program
The diploma prepares students to operate and maintain water and wastewater treatment distribution re-use and disposal facilities as well as how to monitor source water quality This program is designed to educate students in chemistry microbiology mathematics mechanical and electrical systems instrumentation and treatment technologies as they are applied in the water industry Students will also study environmental law occupational health and safety communications and utility management
During the hands-on practical trainingmdashstudents will be trained in the operation maintenance troubleshooting of water systems at the state-of-the-art Kamloops Centre for Water Quality
Students can choose to exit the program after completion of the first year of studies with a Certificate in Water and Wastewater Utilities or complete the entire Diploma This program also ladders into the Bachelors of Technology the Bachelor of
Trades and Technology Leadership or the Bachelor of General Studies at TRU
Admission Requirement
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalentbull Math 11 Foundations or MATH 0410
and 0520 or equivalentbull Chemistry 11 and Biology 11 are
recommendedbull Meet TRUrsquos minimum English
language requirements
For further information please contact Satwinder Paul Program Coordinator spaultruca
gt trucatrades
A When to ApplyPlease note the following application deadlines Late applications will be considered if space is availableWinter January semester
Application deadline October 15Summer May semester
Application deadline February 15Fall September semester
Application deadline May 31
B How to Apply1 Application
Complete all information on the application form For faster processing complete application online at truworldca
2 Program Selection Mark your program choices clearly
3 Transcripts With this application submit official transcripts (or certified copies) of your secondary school grades and any post-secondary institutions you have attended Transcripts must be officially translated into English You may scan and email or fax the transcripts for faster processing but originals must be presented on arrival to TRU Otherwise you will not be allowed to register for courses at TRU
4 Application Fee A non-refundable application fee of CDN$100 must accompany your application
5 Send Send your completed application form school transcripts and application fee to International Admissions at iapplytruca
C Next Steps1 Processing
Your application will be processed within five working days
2 Pre-Acceptance TRU will send a pre-acceptance letter indicating(a) the program to which you
have been accepted and (b) any conditions of your acceptance
3 Submit You should submit the required fees for your first semester of study (as outlined in your pre-acceptance letter)
4 Final Acceptance Upon receiving payment of tuition and general fees TRU will send an official letter of acceptance
5 Housing Either make arrangements with the accommodation directly or used the TRU World service to secure your room Students must pay a C$150 accommodation application fee when using the service with TRU World
6 Student VISA Use your official TRU letter of acceptance to apply to the nearest Canadian Embassy or Consulate for a student visa
7 Airport Pickup Note Airport pick up only available at the Kamloops airport Additional charges may apply
D Paymentbull Fees may be paid by credit card (Visa
Mastercard American Express) bank draft or bank transfer You can also make payments through our online secure payment facility at truworldca
bull If paying by bank draft bank wire transfer or money order copy of the financial document must be attached
bull Please make your bank draft or money order payable to Thompson Rivers University
bull Bank transfer details Thompson Rivers University Acct 1105-935 Transit 07200 Swift Code BOFMCAM2 Bank of Montreal (BMO) 101Fndash1180 Columbia Street West Kamloops BC Canada V2C 6R6
Send a copy of the wire transfer receipt to iapplytruca
E Send Applications toInternational Admissions Thompson Rivers University 900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8
Tel +12508285252 Fax +12503715513
Email iapplytruca
TRU Refund PolicyStudents should familiarize themselves with TRUrsquos refund policy prior to submitting payment for their studies
International students who
(a) Withdraw prior to the start of instruction will receive a 50 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced the balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(b) Withdraw in the first or second week of instruction will receive a 25 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced The balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(c) Withdraw after the second week of instruction will receive no refund of tuition A forfeit of the semester tuition and general fees will be implemented if we are not advised of a request for refund or deferral
(d) Withdraw due to a failure to obtain a student permit prior to arrival at TRU will be entitled to a full refund of tuition and general fees invoiced less a CDN$200 administration fee Students must notify TRU in writing and provide documentation prior to the start of the semester (the original letter from the Canadian Embassy stating the reasons the visa was denied is requiredmdashno photocopies scans or faxes are accepted) Total non-refundable including application fee of CDN$100 is CDN$300
(e) New students who wish to defer the start of their first semester of study to a future semester may do so only twice and up to a maximum of one calendar year (ie a student accepted to the fall semester may defer until the next fall semester but not beyond) Continuing students who wish to defer their admission must do so before the beginning of the semester Once the deferral has expired students will need to reapply if they wish to recommence studies at a later date Deferral must be requested in writing and sent to iapplytruca prior to the start of the semester Once instruction begins policies (b) and (c) above apply
(f ) Withdrawal for Medical ReasonsmdashApart from the policy outlined for international students there is no provision for a medical refund outside this policy For continuing students who are required to withdraw for medical reasons we encourage the student to visit their Academic Advisor and fill in a ldquoComplete Program Withdraw Formrdquo This allows the student to withdraw from a course or program without obtaining a ldquoDNC (Did Not Complete)rdquo on their academic record
Application Instructions
Online Interactive Brochure wwwi-studentglobalcomtru
Thompson Rivers University900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8T +12508285252 bull F +12503715513Inquiries welcometruca bull Applications iapplytruca
truworldca
Find Us on Social Media
MC1
1982
2Ph
oto
by K
elly
Fun
k
Ahmed The credit goes to you peoplehellip Thompson Rivers University was the only university which aptly answered my query on facebookhellip within minutes
truworld truworld mytruworld thompsonrivers truworld
truworld truworld truworld truworld mytruworld
International Program Guide Study Options | 33
HEALTH SCIENCES
Respiratory Therapy Diploma TRU is the only educational institution in British Columbia to offer a program in Respiratory Therapy This program is accredited by the Conjoint Committee of the Canadian Society of Respiratory Therapists and the Canadian Medical Association The program consists of two eight-month sessions of instruction at TRU followed by 47 weeks of clinical internship at accredited hospitals
The clinical year begins in June following the second academic session Clinical year students will rotate between hospitals in the interior of BC Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island Applicants must be prepared to relocate as required
Respiratory Therapy (RT) DiplomaBachelor of Health Science (BHSC)Students are admitted into the three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma program with the option to enter the four-year dual diplomadegree stream The dual diplomadegree stream allows successful students to graduate with both a three-year Respiratory Therapy diploma and a four-year Bachelor of Health Science degree within a four year period
Bachelor of Health ScienceThe Bachelor of Health Science is designed to provide Health Care diploma students and graduates the opportunity to obtain a bachelor degree
Graduates from a two-year or three-year diploma can ladder into the Bachelor of Health Science and are granted up to 60 credits for two-year diploma and up to 90 credits for a three-year diploma
Graduates from the following diploma programs have enrolled in the Bachelor of Health Science program
bull Respiratory Therapybull Dental Hygienebull Medical Radiologybull Medical Laboratory Technologybull Massage Therapybull OccupationalPhysiotherapists Assistants
Admission Requirements
Completion of a minimum two-year diploma in Health Care or related area from a recognized program and institution
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)ndash Kamloops campus (limited enrolment)
ndash Williams Lake campus (Years 1 and 2 only limited enrolment)
The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) program is a 4-year degree program (plus practicum placements) Upon completion graduates are eligible to write the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) and apply for registration with the College of Registered Nurses of British Columbia (CRNBC) to practice as a Registered Nurse (RN)
The BScN program educates students to be competent nurses to work with individuals families groups or communities from a health promotion perspective and an ethic of caring Practice experiences occur in acute care extended care and intermediate care hospitals and other community health agencies and homes with options for local regional provincial national and international practicums
Admission Requirements
bull BC Grade 12 or equivalent rsaquo BC Chemistry 11 or TRU
Chemistry 0500 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo BC Biology 12 or TRU Biology 0600 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo One other BC Science at the grade 11 or 12 level C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Foundation of Math 12 or Pre-Calculus12 or TRU MATH 0600 and MATH 0610 or equivalent C+ minimum grade
rsaquo English 12 or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
Practical Nursing Diplomandash Williams Lake campus
The provincial practical nursing education diploma program is a 2-year program designed to provide learners with the knowledge skills judgments and attitudes to perform to the full range of competencies as identified by the College of Licensed Practical Nurses of British Columbia (CLPNBC) The aim of the program is to prepare graduates to care for individuals and families at multiple life stages and in a variety of practice settings Upon successful completion of the program you will be eligible to write the Canadian Practical Nurse Registration Exam (CPNRE) required for licensure in BC
Admission Requirements
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalent rsaquo English 12English 12 First Nations
or TRU English 0600 (within last 5 years) or equivalent with a 73 B minimum grade or completion of ESAL 0570 and ESAL 0580 with a C+ minimum grade
rsaquo Math 11 Foundations with a C minimum grade
rsaquo Human Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nurses with a C+ minimum grade
Students have two options to meet this prerequisite
1 PNUR 1300 Anatomy and Physiology for Practical Nursing OR TRU-Open Learning - HLTH 1121 Foundation Human Anatomy-Physiology for Heath Promotion
2 BIOL 1590 and BIOL 1690 Human Anatomy and Physiology OR TRU-Open Learning - BIOL 1593 and BIOL 1693 with a C minimum grade
Option 2 is recommended for students who are looking to ladder into the BScN program
Faculty of Science
School of Nursing gt trucanursing
34 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Arts
The Faculty of Arts offers exceptional opportunities for students inside and outside of the classroom to explore ideas engage communities and encounter the world
Police and Justice DiplomaThe Police and Justice Diploma prepares students for careers in Canadian policing and justice including sheriffs corrections parole and private security The program prepares graduates to have the necessary skills and knowledge required for a justice-related career Graduates may further their studies in the Bachelor of Arts Major in Criminology at TRU
Bachelor of Arts (BA)The Bachelor of Art degree is an excellent way to begin the experience of university for students who want to explore their options The BA offers a broad liberal arts education that combines a concentration in at least one discipline while ensuring a wide selection of courses as well as opportunities to incorporate other learning experiences such as Study Abroad and Co-operative Education
Associate of Arts Degree (AA)The associate arts degree is a 2-year program designed to provide an educational experience that lays a solid foundation for further study Students are required to complete a broad range of course offerings balanced with in-depth study in science
Bachelor of General Studies (BGS) (Online Only)This degree program provides a flexible structure that allows students to create their own program with as much or as little subject specialization as they want
Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS)BIS is a unique two-year program that students may enter after two years of university study or a two-year post-secondary diploma It allows students to create a customized program of study in their third and fourth years or to create new career options by completing their undergraduate degrees
Bachelor of Journalism (BJour)Students may enter this program directly from high school or after completing two years of study in the liberal arts This degree is career-oriented aimed at preparing students to become communication specialists for employment with community and daily newspapers magazines government agencies corporations and non-profit and advocacy organizations
Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA)The Fine Arts degree is a four-year program that allows students an education in the visual arts within a university context Studio courses such as Ceramics Drawing Photography Printmaking Sculpture Painting and interdisciplinary combinations of these media will be studied alongside academic disciplines ranging from Art History to English and Philosophy Gallery Studies such as Gallery Management and Curating are also available at the upper-level
What can I study in Arts at TRUMajors amp Minorsbull Communicationsbull Criminologybull Economicsbull Economic and Political Studiesbull Englishbull Geographybull Historybull Interdisciplinary Studiesbull Journalismbull Mathematicsbull Philosophybull Psychologybull Sociologybull Theatre Artsbull Visual Arts
Other Minors and Specializationsbull Anthropologybull Archaeology amp Geologybull Canadian Studiesbull Creative Writingbull Environmental Economics amp
Sustainable Developmentbull Managementbull Political Studies
Degreesbull Bachelor of Artsbull Bachelor of Fine Artsbull Bachelor of Interdisciplinary
Studiesbull Bachelor of Journalism
Diplomasbull Diploma in General Studiesbull Associate of Artsbull Fine Artsbull Police and Justicebull Visual Arts
Certificatesbull Aboriginal Studiesbull Literary and Art Historybull Modern Languagesbull Visual Arts Studio
International Opportunitiesbull AnthropologymdashEastern Europe
amp Philippinesbull Management amp Communicationmdash
Germanybull Leadership in Global Competency
Environmental Sustainability Social Media AdvantagemdashGermany
bull Geography amp JapanesemdashJapan
Co-op internship available
gt trucaarts
International Program Guide Study Options | 35
Faculty of Human Social and Educational Development
Master of Education (MEd)The Master of Education program with a concentration in Educational Leadership offers thesis final project or capstone course options Designed for the working professional involved in education and for students who wish to assume positions as educational leaders and researchers or who work in education health care private industry and government
Education Requirement
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent with a minimum B average (GPA of 30 on a scale of 433) in the last 60 credits or completion of TRUrsquos Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies
Language Requirement
bull Completion of undergraduate degree at an English language university in a country where English is the primary language or
bull IELTS score of 65 (all bands) orbull A minimum TOEFL score of 88 with no
section below 20 (IBT) orbull Completion of TRU ESL level 5
Documentation Required
bull TRU Master of Education applicationbull A personal resumeacutebull A letter of intentbull Two letters of referencebull Official transcripts of all
post-secondary education
Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)The Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies (GCES) is designed to help develop the English language and academic skills to successfully meet the MEd entry requirements
The GCES is considered a standalone graduate certificate that completes qualifications for admission into TRUrsquos MEd program Students will be required to successfully complete three graduate level courses and students who require English upgrading will need to also successfully complete TRUrsquos ESL program before entering the MEd program Note Credits received in GCES do not transfer to the TRU MEd program
Bachelor of Education (BEd)The Bachelor of Education (Elementary) degree program is a two-year program which prepares students to teach in elementary schools Graduates obtain their professional teaching certificate from the Ministry of Education Teacher Regulation Branch (TRB) which qualifies the graduate to teach kindergarten to grade 12 in BC public schools Graduates can also teach in any province or territory in Canada and in many other countries
Admission Requirements
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent normally in Arts Fine Arts Mathematics Science Music or Physical Education
Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)The Bachelor of Social Work program prepares competent generalist practitioners to provide service and leadership within regional national and global contexts to achieve social justice respect for diversity and social change Employment opportunities exist in a wide variety of government and voluntary organizations such as family and childrenrsquos services child welfare mental health services hospitals womenrsquos services crisis services corrections and Aboriginal social services
Human Service DiplomaThe Human Service Diploma prepares students for careers with government or non-profit agencies that provide support and assistance to individuals coping with economic disadvantage mental health issues developmental gender and diversity issues as well as challenges such as addiction family change and involvement with the justice system
Early Childhood Education Diploma (ECE)The ECE program provides excellent learning techniques so that students can acquire the necessary knowledge and skills to become effective educators of young children Early Childhood Education is a rapidly expanding field Completion of the ECE Diploma satisfies the requirements of the Community Care Facilities Branch (CCFB) of the BC Government for a License to Practice as an Early Childhood Educator in British Columbia
Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) CertificateThe TESL Certificate is designed to provide a comprehensive course of study to prepare students to work in the ESL field nationally and internationally This one-semester program requires a previous university degree for admission It includes 195 instructional hours including a teaching practicum Upon completion students receive a TESL certificate from TRU Graduates may also apply for a second certificate from TESL Canada The components of the program introduce students to the core topics of pedagogical grammar curriculum design and instructional methodology and cross cultural studies as well as to a variety of teaching modules such as Pronunciation Skills Assessment and Evaluation and Second Language Acquisition
Program highlights
bull Accredited by TESL Canada bull Includes a supervised practicum to gain
hands-on guided classroom experiencebull Small class sizes (maximum 20 students) bull Abundant work opportunities in Canada
and around the world
What can I study in Human Social and Educational Development
Graduate
rsaquo Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)
rsaquo Master of Education Leadership
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Education (Elementary)bull Bachelor of Education
(Physical Education)bull Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)
Diploma
bull Early Childhood Educationbull Human Service Diploma
Certificate
bull Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) Post-Baccalaureate Certificate
Co-op internship available
gt trucahse
36 | International Program Guide Study Options
School of Trades and TechnologyTRUrsquos School of Trades and Technology has many trades training programs that result in provincial Industrial Training Authority or Red Seal Certification The instructors at TRU are some of the best in BC Canada and beyond As the economy struggles there is no better time to complete your trades training so that you will be ahead of the curve and ready when the economy turns around
What can I study in Trades and Technology at TRU
bull Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (online only)
bull Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)
bull Diploma in Water Treatment Technology
Foundation and Apprenticeship Training
bull Automotive Service Technicianbull Carpenterbull Commercial Transport Vehicle Mechanic
Technicianbull Electricianbull Heavy Duty Mechanicbull Gasfittingbull InboardOutboard Mechanicbull Plumbingbull Welding
Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)The BTTM degree program provides technologists with the knowledge and skills necessary to become effective project leaders supervisors and managers in organizations within a changing business and technical environment
Admission Requirements
A two or three-year diploma in technology or equivalent
Students who complete the two-year Water Treatment Technology Program or the three-year Architectural and Engineering Technology program (ARET) can ladder into the BTTM
Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (BTTTL) (Online Only)
This new program the only one of its kind in Canada builds upon the candidatersquos trades or technology qualifications It is aimed at allowing certified tradespeople and technologists to gain the business and leadership knowledge needed for management and other advanced positions
WATER amp WASTEWATER PROGRAMSWater sustains life Now you can help sustain our precious water supplies Gain job-ready skills to protect drinking water quality safeguard water resources and ensure the sustainability of the water supplies that are crucial to public health and the environment Canada and the World are facing shortages of educated and trained water and wastewater operatorsmdashyoursquoll be in demand upon graduation
Certificate in Water amp Wastewater UtilitiesThe Certificate is an entry-level training and education program in the operation and maintenance of Water and Wastewater Treatment Distribution and Collection systems The Certificate requirements are a successful completion of 12 courses 6 per term total of 36 credits to graduate This program ladders into the Water Treatment Technology Diploma Program
Schedule Term 1 August 17 to December 18 2015 Term 2 January 4 to May 09 2016
Water amp Wastewater Technology DiplomaTRU Water and Wastewater Diploma is a two-year four semester program
The diploma prepares students to operate and maintain water and wastewater treatment distribution re-use and disposal facilities as well as how to monitor source water quality This program is designed to educate students in chemistry microbiology mathematics mechanical and electrical systems instrumentation and treatment technologies as they are applied in the water industry Students will also study environmental law occupational health and safety communications and utility management
During the hands-on practical trainingmdashstudents will be trained in the operation maintenance troubleshooting of water systems at the state-of-the-art Kamloops Centre for Water Quality
Students can choose to exit the program after completion of the first year of studies with a Certificate in Water and Wastewater Utilities or complete the entire Diploma This program also ladders into the Bachelors of Technology the Bachelor of
Trades and Technology Leadership or the Bachelor of General Studies at TRU
Admission Requirement
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalentbull Math 11 Foundations or MATH 0410
and 0520 or equivalentbull Chemistry 11 and Biology 11 are
recommendedbull Meet TRUrsquos minimum English
language requirements
For further information please contact Satwinder Paul Program Coordinator spaultruca
gt trucatrades
A When to ApplyPlease note the following application deadlines Late applications will be considered if space is availableWinter January semester
Application deadline October 15Summer May semester
Application deadline February 15Fall September semester
Application deadline May 31
B How to Apply1 Application
Complete all information on the application form For faster processing complete application online at truworldca
2 Program Selection Mark your program choices clearly
3 Transcripts With this application submit official transcripts (or certified copies) of your secondary school grades and any post-secondary institutions you have attended Transcripts must be officially translated into English You may scan and email or fax the transcripts for faster processing but originals must be presented on arrival to TRU Otherwise you will not be allowed to register for courses at TRU
4 Application Fee A non-refundable application fee of CDN$100 must accompany your application
5 Send Send your completed application form school transcripts and application fee to International Admissions at iapplytruca
C Next Steps1 Processing
Your application will be processed within five working days
2 Pre-Acceptance TRU will send a pre-acceptance letter indicating(a) the program to which you
have been accepted and (b) any conditions of your acceptance
3 Submit You should submit the required fees for your first semester of study (as outlined in your pre-acceptance letter)
4 Final Acceptance Upon receiving payment of tuition and general fees TRU will send an official letter of acceptance
5 Housing Either make arrangements with the accommodation directly or used the TRU World service to secure your room Students must pay a C$150 accommodation application fee when using the service with TRU World
6 Student VISA Use your official TRU letter of acceptance to apply to the nearest Canadian Embassy or Consulate for a student visa
7 Airport Pickup Note Airport pick up only available at the Kamloops airport Additional charges may apply
D Paymentbull Fees may be paid by credit card (Visa
Mastercard American Express) bank draft or bank transfer You can also make payments through our online secure payment facility at truworldca
bull If paying by bank draft bank wire transfer or money order copy of the financial document must be attached
bull Please make your bank draft or money order payable to Thompson Rivers University
bull Bank transfer details Thompson Rivers University Acct 1105-935 Transit 07200 Swift Code BOFMCAM2 Bank of Montreal (BMO) 101Fndash1180 Columbia Street West Kamloops BC Canada V2C 6R6
Send a copy of the wire transfer receipt to iapplytruca
E Send Applications toInternational Admissions Thompson Rivers University 900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8
Tel +12508285252 Fax +12503715513
Email iapplytruca
TRU Refund PolicyStudents should familiarize themselves with TRUrsquos refund policy prior to submitting payment for their studies
International students who
(a) Withdraw prior to the start of instruction will receive a 50 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced the balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(b) Withdraw in the first or second week of instruction will receive a 25 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced The balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(c) Withdraw after the second week of instruction will receive no refund of tuition A forfeit of the semester tuition and general fees will be implemented if we are not advised of a request for refund or deferral
(d) Withdraw due to a failure to obtain a student permit prior to arrival at TRU will be entitled to a full refund of tuition and general fees invoiced less a CDN$200 administration fee Students must notify TRU in writing and provide documentation prior to the start of the semester (the original letter from the Canadian Embassy stating the reasons the visa was denied is requiredmdashno photocopies scans or faxes are accepted) Total non-refundable including application fee of CDN$100 is CDN$300
(e) New students who wish to defer the start of their first semester of study to a future semester may do so only twice and up to a maximum of one calendar year (ie a student accepted to the fall semester may defer until the next fall semester but not beyond) Continuing students who wish to defer their admission must do so before the beginning of the semester Once the deferral has expired students will need to reapply if they wish to recommence studies at a later date Deferral must be requested in writing and sent to iapplytruca prior to the start of the semester Once instruction begins policies (b) and (c) above apply
(f ) Withdrawal for Medical ReasonsmdashApart from the policy outlined for international students there is no provision for a medical refund outside this policy For continuing students who are required to withdraw for medical reasons we encourage the student to visit their Academic Advisor and fill in a ldquoComplete Program Withdraw Formrdquo This allows the student to withdraw from a course or program without obtaining a ldquoDNC (Did Not Complete)rdquo on their academic record
Application Instructions
Online Interactive Brochure wwwi-studentglobalcomtru
Thompson Rivers University900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8T +12508285252 bull F +12503715513Inquiries welcometruca bull Applications iapplytruca
truworldca
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34 | International Program Guide Study Options
Faculty of Arts
The Faculty of Arts offers exceptional opportunities for students inside and outside of the classroom to explore ideas engage communities and encounter the world
Police and Justice DiplomaThe Police and Justice Diploma prepares students for careers in Canadian policing and justice including sheriffs corrections parole and private security The program prepares graduates to have the necessary skills and knowledge required for a justice-related career Graduates may further their studies in the Bachelor of Arts Major in Criminology at TRU
Bachelor of Arts (BA)The Bachelor of Art degree is an excellent way to begin the experience of university for students who want to explore their options The BA offers a broad liberal arts education that combines a concentration in at least one discipline while ensuring a wide selection of courses as well as opportunities to incorporate other learning experiences such as Study Abroad and Co-operative Education
Associate of Arts Degree (AA)The associate arts degree is a 2-year program designed to provide an educational experience that lays a solid foundation for further study Students are required to complete a broad range of course offerings balanced with in-depth study in science
Bachelor of General Studies (BGS) (Online Only)This degree program provides a flexible structure that allows students to create their own program with as much or as little subject specialization as they want
Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (BIS)BIS is a unique two-year program that students may enter after two years of university study or a two-year post-secondary diploma It allows students to create a customized program of study in their third and fourth years or to create new career options by completing their undergraduate degrees
Bachelor of Journalism (BJour)Students may enter this program directly from high school or after completing two years of study in the liberal arts This degree is career-oriented aimed at preparing students to become communication specialists for employment with community and daily newspapers magazines government agencies corporations and non-profit and advocacy organizations
Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA)The Fine Arts degree is a four-year program that allows students an education in the visual arts within a university context Studio courses such as Ceramics Drawing Photography Printmaking Sculpture Painting and interdisciplinary combinations of these media will be studied alongside academic disciplines ranging from Art History to English and Philosophy Gallery Studies such as Gallery Management and Curating are also available at the upper-level
What can I study in Arts at TRUMajors amp Minorsbull Communicationsbull Criminologybull Economicsbull Economic and Political Studiesbull Englishbull Geographybull Historybull Interdisciplinary Studiesbull Journalismbull Mathematicsbull Philosophybull Psychologybull Sociologybull Theatre Artsbull Visual Arts
Other Minors and Specializationsbull Anthropologybull Archaeology amp Geologybull Canadian Studiesbull Creative Writingbull Environmental Economics amp
Sustainable Developmentbull Managementbull Political Studies
Degreesbull Bachelor of Artsbull Bachelor of Fine Artsbull Bachelor of Interdisciplinary
Studiesbull Bachelor of Journalism
Diplomasbull Diploma in General Studiesbull Associate of Artsbull Fine Artsbull Police and Justicebull Visual Arts
Certificatesbull Aboriginal Studiesbull Literary and Art Historybull Modern Languagesbull Visual Arts Studio
International Opportunitiesbull AnthropologymdashEastern Europe
amp Philippinesbull Management amp Communicationmdash
Germanybull Leadership in Global Competency
Environmental Sustainability Social Media AdvantagemdashGermany
bull Geography amp JapanesemdashJapan
Co-op internship available
gt trucaarts
International Program Guide Study Options | 35
Faculty of Human Social and Educational Development
Master of Education (MEd)The Master of Education program with a concentration in Educational Leadership offers thesis final project or capstone course options Designed for the working professional involved in education and for students who wish to assume positions as educational leaders and researchers or who work in education health care private industry and government
Education Requirement
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent with a minimum B average (GPA of 30 on a scale of 433) in the last 60 credits or completion of TRUrsquos Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies
Language Requirement
bull Completion of undergraduate degree at an English language university in a country where English is the primary language or
bull IELTS score of 65 (all bands) orbull A minimum TOEFL score of 88 with no
section below 20 (IBT) orbull Completion of TRU ESL level 5
Documentation Required
bull TRU Master of Education applicationbull A personal resumeacutebull A letter of intentbull Two letters of referencebull Official transcripts of all
post-secondary education
Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)The Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies (GCES) is designed to help develop the English language and academic skills to successfully meet the MEd entry requirements
The GCES is considered a standalone graduate certificate that completes qualifications for admission into TRUrsquos MEd program Students will be required to successfully complete three graduate level courses and students who require English upgrading will need to also successfully complete TRUrsquos ESL program before entering the MEd program Note Credits received in GCES do not transfer to the TRU MEd program
Bachelor of Education (BEd)The Bachelor of Education (Elementary) degree program is a two-year program which prepares students to teach in elementary schools Graduates obtain their professional teaching certificate from the Ministry of Education Teacher Regulation Branch (TRB) which qualifies the graduate to teach kindergarten to grade 12 in BC public schools Graduates can also teach in any province or territory in Canada and in many other countries
Admission Requirements
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent normally in Arts Fine Arts Mathematics Science Music or Physical Education
Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)The Bachelor of Social Work program prepares competent generalist practitioners to provide service and leadership within regional national and global contexts to achieve social justice respect for diversity and social change Employment opportunities exist in a wide variety of government and voluntary organizations such as family and childrenrsquos services child welfare mental health services hospitals womenrsquos services crisis services corrections and Aboriginal social services
Human Service DiplomaThe Human Service Diploma prepares students for careers with government or non-profit agencies that provide support and assistance to individuals coping with economic disadvantage mental health issues developmental gender and diversity issues as well as challenges such as addiction family change and involvement with the justice system
Early Childhood Education Diploma (ECE)The ECE program provides excellent learning techniques so that students can acquire the necessary knowledge and skills to become effective educators of young children Early Childhood Education is a rapidly expanding field Completion of the ECE Diploma satisfies the requirements of the Community Care Facilities Branch (CCFB) of the BC Government for a License to Practice as an Early Childhood Educator in British Columbia
Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) CertificateThe TESL Certificate is designed to provide a comprehensive course of study to prepare students to work in the ESL field nationally and internationally This one-semester program requires a previous university degree for admission It includes 195 instructional hours including a teaching practicum Upon completion students receive a TESL certificate from TRU Graduates may also apply for a second certificate from TESL Canada The components of the program introduce students to the core topics of pedagogical grammar curriculum design and instructional methodology and cross cultural studies as well as to a variety of teaching modules such as Pronunciation Skills Assessment and Evaluation and Second Language Acquisition
Program highlights
bull Accredited by TESL Canada bull Includes a supervised practicum to gain
hands-on guided classroom experiencebull Small class sizes (maximum 20 students) bull Abundant work opportunities in Canada
and around the world
What can I study in Human Social and Educational Development
Graduate
rsaquo Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)
rsaquo Master of Education Leadership
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Education (Elementary)bull Bachelor of Education
(Physical Education)bull Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)
Diploma
bull Early Childhood Educationbull Human Service Diploma
Certificate
bull Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) Post-Baccalaureate Certificate
Co-op internship available
gt trucahse
36 | International Program Guide Study Options
School of Trades and TechnologyTRUrsquos School of Trades and Technology has many trades training programs that result in provincial Industrial Training Authority or Red Seal Certification The instructors at TRU are some of the best in BC Canada and beyond As the economy struggles there is no better time to complete your trades training so that you will be ahead of the curve and ready when the economy turns around
What can I study in Trades and Technology at TRU
bull Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (online only)
bull Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)
bull Diploma in Water Treatment Technology
Foundation and Apprenticeship Training
bull Automotive Service Technicianbull Carpenterbull Commercial Transport Vehicle Mechanic
Technicianbull Electricianbull Heavy Duty Mechanicbull Gasfittingbull InboardOutboard Mechanicbull Plumbingbull Welding
Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)The BTTM degree program provides technologists with the knowledge and skills necessary to become effective project leaders supervisors and managers in organizations within a changing business and technical environment
Admission Requirements
A two or three-year diploma in technology or equivalent
Students who complete the two-year Water Treatment Technology Program or the three-year Architectural and Engineering Technology program (ARET) can ladder into the BTTM
Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (BTTTL) (Online Only)
This new program the only one of its kind in Canada builds upon the candidatersquos trades or technology qualifications It is aimed at allowing certified tradespeople and technologists to gain the business and leadership knowledge needed for management and other advanced positions
WATER amp WASTEWATER PROGRAMSWater sustains life Now you can help sustain our precious water supplies Gain job-ready skills to protect drinking water quality safeguard water resources and ensure the sustainability of the water supplies that are crucial to public health and the environment Canada and the World are facing shortages of educated and trained water and wastewater operatorsmdashyoursquoll be in demand upon graduation
Certificate in Water amp Wastewater UtilitiesThe Certificate is an entry-level training and education program in the operation and maintenance of Water and Wastewater Treatment Distribution and Collection systems The Certificate requirements are a successful completion of 12 courses 6 per term total of 36 credits to graduate This program ladders into the Water Treatment Technology Diploma Program
Schedule Term 1 August 17 to December 18 2015 Term 2 January 4 to May 09 2016
Water amp Wastewater Technology DiplomaTRU Water and Wastewater Diploma is a two-year four semester program
The diploma prepares students to operate and maintain water and wastewater treatment distribution re-use and disposal facilities as well as how to monitor source water quality This program is designed to educate students in chemistry microbiology mathematics mechanical and electrical systems instrumentation and treatment technologies as they are applied in the water industry Students will also study environmental law occupational health and safety communications and utility management
During the hands-on practical trainingmdashstudents will be trained in the operation maintenance troubleshooting of water systems at the state-of-the-art Kamloops Centre for Water Quality
Students can choose to exit the program after completion of the first year of studies with a Certificate in Water and Wastewater Utilities or complete the entire Diploma This program also ladders into the Bachelors of Technology the Bachelor of
Trades and Technology Leadership or the Bachelor of General Studies at TRU
Admission Requirement
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalentbull Math 11 Foundations or MATH 0410
and 0520 or equivalentbull Chemistry 11 and Biology 11 are
recommendedbull Meet TRUrsquos minimum English
language requirements
For further information please contact Satwinder Paul Program Coordinator spaultruca
gt trucatrades
A When to ApplyPlease note the following application deadlines Late applications will be considered if space is availableWinter January semester
Application deadline October 15Summer May semester
Application deadline February 15Fall September semester
Application deadline May 31
B How to Apply1 Application
Complete all information on the application form For faster processing complete application online at truworldca
2 Program Selection Mark your program choices clearly
3 Transcripts With this application submit official transcripts (or certified copies) of your secondary school grades and any post-secondary institutions you have attended Transcripts must be officially translated into English You may scan and email or fax the transcripts for faster processing but originals must be presented on arrival to TRU Otherwise you will not be allowed to register for courses at TRU
4 Application Fee A non-refundable application fee of CDN$100 must accompany your application
5 Send Send your completed application form school transcripts and application fee to International Admissions at iapplytruca
C Next Steps1 Processing
Your application will be processed within five working days
2 Pre-Acceptance TRU will send a pre-acceptance letter indicating(a) the program to which you
have been accepted and (b) any conditions of your acceptance
3 Submit You should submit the required fees for your first semester of study (as outlined in your pre-acceptance letter)
4 Final Acceptance Upon receiving payment of tuition and general fees TRU will send an official letter of acceptance
5 Housing Either make arrangements with the accommodation directly or used the TRU World service to secure your room Students must pay a C$150 accommodation application fee when using the service with TRU World
6 Student VISA Use your official TRU letter of acceptance to apply to the nearest Canadian Embassy or Consulate for a student visa
7 Airport Pickup Note Airport pick up only available at the Kamloops airport Additional charges may apply
D Paymentbull Fees may be paid by credit card (Visa
Mastercard American Express) bank draft or bank transfer You can also make payments through our online secure payment facility at truworldca
bull If paying by bank draft bank wire transfer or money order copy of the financial document must be attached
bull Please make your bank draft or money order payable to Thompson Rivers University
bull Bank transfer details Thompson Rivers University Acct 1105-935 Transit 07200 Swift Code BOFMCAM2 Bank of Montreal (BMO) 101Fndash1180 Columbia Street West Kamloops BC Canada V2C 6R6
Send a copy of the wire transfer receipt to iapplytruca
E Send Applications toInternational Admissions Thompson Rivers University 900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8
Tel +12508285252 Fax +12503715513
Email iapplytruca
TRU Refund PolicyStudents should familiarize themselves with TRUrsquos refund policy prior to submitting payment for their studies
International students who
(a) Withdraw prior to the start of instruction will receive a 50 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced the balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(b) Withdraw in the first or second week of instruction will receive a 25 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced The balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(c) Withdraw after the second week of instruction will receive no refund of tuition A forfeit of the semester tuition and general fees will be implemented if we are not advised of a request for refund or deferral
(d) Withdraw due to a failure to obtain a student permit prior to arrival at TRU will be entitled to a full refund of tuition and general fees invoiced less a CDN$200 administration fee Students must notify TRU in writing and provide documentation prior to the start of the semester (the original letter from the Canadian Embassy stating the reasons the visa was denied is requiredmdashno photocopies scans or faxes are accepted) Total non-refundable including application fee of CDN$100 is CDN$300
(e) New students who wish to defer the start of their first semester of study to a future semester may do so only twice and up to a maximum of one calendar year (ie a student accepted to the fall semester may defer until the next fall semester but not beyond) Continuing students who wish to defer their admission must do so before the beginning of the semester Once the deferral has expired students will need to reapply if they wish to recommence studies at a later date Deferral must be requested in writing and sent to iapplytruca prior to the start of the semester Once instruction begins policies (b) and (c) above apply
(f ) Withdrawal for Medical ReasonsmdashApart from the policy outlined for international students there is no provision for a medical refund outside this policy For continuing students who are required to withdraw for medical reasons we encourage the student to visit their Academic Advisor and fill in a ldquoComplete Program Withdraw Formrdquo This allows the student to withdraw from a course or program without obtaining a ldquoDNC (Did Not Complete)rdquo on their academic record
Application Instructions
Online Interactive Brochure wwwi-studentglobalcomtru
Thompson Rivers University900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8T +12508285252 bull F +12503715513Inquiries welcometruca bull Applications iapplytruca
truworldca
Find Us on Social Media
MC1
1982
2Ph
oto
by K
elly
Fun
k
Ahmed The credit goes to you peoplehellip Thompson Rivers University was the only university which aptly answered my query on facebookhellip within minutes
truworld truworld mytruworld thompsonrivers truworld
truworld truworld truworld truworld mytruworld
International Program Guide Study Options | 35
Faculty of Human Social and Educational Development
Master of Education (MEd)The Master of Education program with a concentration in Educational Leadership offers thesis final project or capstone course options Designed for the working professional involved in education and for students who wish to assume positions as educational leaders and researchers or who work in education health care private industry and government
Education Requirement
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent with a minimum B average (GPA of 30 on a scale of 433) in the last 60 credits or completion of TRUrsquos Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies
Language Requirement
bull Completion of undergraduate degree at an English language university in a country where English is the primary language or
bull IELTS score of 65 (all bands) orbull A minimum TOEFL score of 88 with no
section below 20 (IBT) orbull Completion of TRU ESL level 5
Documentation Required
bull TRU Master of Education applicationbull A personal resumeacutebull A letter of intentbull Two letters of referencebull Official transcripts of all
post-secondary education
Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)The Graduate Certificate in Educational Studies (GCES) is designed to help develop the English language and academic skills to successfully meet the MEd entry requirements
The GCES is considered a standalone graduate certificate that completes qualifications for admission into TRUrsquos MEd program Students will be required to successfully complete three graduate level courses and students who require English upgrading will need to also successfully complete TRUrsquos ESL program before entering the MEd program Note Credits received in GCES do not transfer to the TRU MEd program
Bachelor of Education (BEd)The Bachelor of Education (Elementary) degree program is a two-year program which prepares students to teach in elementary schools Graduates obtain their professional teaching certificate from the Ministry of Education Teacher Regulation Branch (TRB) which qualifies the graduate to teach kindergarten to grade 12 in BC public schools Graduates can also teach in any province or territory in Canada and in many other countries
Admission Requirements
Applicants must be graduates of a four-year bachelor degree or equivalent normally in Arts Fine Arts Mathematics Science Music or Physical Education
Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)The Bachelor of Social Work program prepares competent generalist practitioners to provide service and leadership within regional national and global contexts to achieve social justice respect for diversity and social change Employment opportunities exist in a wide variety of government and voluntary organizations such as family and childrenrsquos services child welfare mental health services hospitals womenrsquos services crisis services corrections and Aboriginal social services
Human Service DiplomaThe Human Service Diploma prepares students for careers with government or non-profit agencies that provide support and assistance to individuals coping with economic disadvantage mental health issues developmental gender and diversity issues as well as challenges such as addiction family change and involvement with the justice system
Early Childhood Education Diploma (ECE)The ECE program provides excellent learning techniques so that students can acquire the necessary knowledge and skills to become effective educators of young children Early Childhood Education is a rapidly expanding field Completion of the ECE Diploma satisfies the requirements of the Community Care Facilities Branch (CCFB) of the BC Government for a License to Practice as an Early Childhood Educator in British Columbia
Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) CertificateThe TESL Certificate is designed to provide a comprehensive course of study to prepare students to work in the ESL field nationally and internationally This one-semester program requires a previous university degree for admission It includes 195 instructional hours including a teaching practicum Upon completion students receive a TESL certificate from TRU Graduates may also apply for a second certificate from TESL Canada The components of the program introduce students to the core topics of pedagogical grammar curriculum design and instructional methodology and cross cultural studies as well as to a variety of teaching modules such as Pronunciation Skills Assessment and Evaluation and Second Language Acquisition
Program highlights
bull Accredited by TESL Canada bull Includes a supervised practicum to gain
hands-on guided classroom experiencebull Small class sizes (maximum 20 students) bull Abundant work opportunities in Canada
and around the world
What can I study in Human Social and Educational Development
Graduate
rsaquo Graduate Certificate in Education Studies (GCES)
rsaquo Master of Education Leadership
Degrees
bull Bachelor of Education (Elementary)bull Bachelor of Education
(Physical Education)bull Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)
Diploma
bull Early Childhood Educationbull Human Service Diploma
Certificate
bull Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) Post-Baccalaureate Certificate
Co-op internship available
gt trucahse
36 | International Program Guide Study Options
School of Trades and TechnologyTRUrsquos School of Trades and Technology has many trades training programs that result in provincial Industrial Training Authority or Red Seal Certification The instructors at TRU are some of the best in BC Canada and beyond As the economy struggles there is no better time to complete your trades training so that you will be ahead of the curve and ready when the economy turns around
What can I study in Trades and Technology at TRU
bull Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (online only)
bull Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)
bull Diploma in Water Treatment Technology
Foundation and Apprenticeship Training
bull Automotive Service Technicianbull Carpenterbull Commercial Transport Vehicle Mechanic
Technicianbull Electricianbull Heavy Duty Mechanicbull Gasfittingbull InboardOutboard Mechanicbull Plumbingbull Welding
Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)The BTTM degree program provides technologists with the knowledge and skills necessary to become effective project leaders supervisors and managers in organizations within a changing business and technical environment
Admission Requirements
A two or three-year diploma in technology or equivalent
Students who complete the two-year Water Treatment Technology Program or the three-year Architectural and Engineering Technology program (ARET) can ladder into the BTTM
Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (BTTTL) (Online Only)
This new program the only one of its kind in Canada builds upon the candidatersquos trades or technology qualifications It is aimed at allowing certified tradespeople and technologists to gain the business and leadership knowledge needed for management and other advanced positions
WATER amp WASTEWATER PROGRAMSWater sustains life Now you can help sustain our precious water supplies Gain job-ready skills to protect drinking water quality safeguard water resources and ensure the sustainability of the water supplies that are crucial to public health and the environment Canada and the World are facing shortages of educated and trained water and wastewater operatorsmdashyoursquoll be in demand upon graduation
Certificate in Water amp Wastewater UtilitiesThe Certificate is an entry-level training and education program in the operation and maintenance of Water and Wastewater Treatment Distribution and Collection systems The Certificate requirements are a successful completion of 12 courses 6 per term total of 36 credits to graduate This program ladders into the Water Treatment Technology Diploma Program
Schedule Term 1 August 17 to December 18 2015 Term 2 January 4 to May 09 2016
Water amp Wastewater Technology DiplomaTRU Water and Wastewater Diploma is a two-year four semester program
The diploma prepares students to operate and maintain water and wastewater treatment distribution re-use and disposal facilities as well as how to monitor source water quality This program is designed to educate students in chemistry microbiology mathematics mechanical and electrical systems instrumentation and treatment technologies as they are applied in the water industry Students will also study environmental law occupational health and safety communications and utility management
During the hands-on practical trainingmdashstudents will be trained in the operation maintenance troubleshooting of water systems at the state-of-the-art Kamloops Centre for Water Quality
Students can choose to exit the program after completion of the first year of studies with a Certificate in Water and Wastewater Utilities or complete the entire Diploma This program also ladders into the Bachelors of Technology the Bachelor of
Trades and Technology Leadership or the Bachelor of General Studies at TRU
Admission Requirement
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalentbull Math 11 Foundations or MATH 0410
and 0520 or equivalentbull Chemistry 11 and Biology 11 are
recommendedbull Meet TRUrsquos minimum English
language requirements
For further information please contact Satwinder Paul Program Coordinator spaultruca
gt trucatrades
A When to ApplyPlease note the following application deadlines Late applications will be considered if space is availableWinter January semester
Application deadline October 15Summer May semester
Application deadline February 15Fall September semester
Application deadline May 31
B How to Apply1 Application
Complete all information on the application form For faster processing complete application online at truworldca
2 Program Selection Mark your program choices clearly
3 Transcripts With this application submit official transcripts (or certified copies) of your secondary school grades and any post-secondary institutions you have attended Transcripts must be officially translated into English You may scan and email or fax the transcripts for faster processing but originals must be presented on arrival to TRU Otherwise you will not be allowed to register for courses at TRU
4 Application Fee A non-refundable application fee of CDN$100 must accompany your application
5 Send Send your completed application form school transcripts and application fee to International Admissions at iapplytruca
C Next Steps1 Processing
Your application will be processed within five working days
2 Pre-Acceptance TRU will send a pre-acceptance letter indicating(a) the program to which you
have been accepted and (b) any conditions of your acceptance
3 Submit You should submit the required fees for your first semester of study (as outlined in your pre-acceptance letter)
4 Final Acceptance Upon receiving payment of tuition and general fees TRU will send an official letter of acceptance
5 Housing Either make arrangements with the accommodation directly or used the TRU World service to secure your room Students must pay a C$150 accommodation application fee when using the service with TRU World
6 Student VISA Use your official TRU letter of acceptance to apply to the nearest Canadian Embassy or Consulate for a student visa
7 Airport Pickup Note Airport pick up only available at the Kamloops airport Additional charges may apply
D Paymentbull Fees may be paid by credit card (Visa
Mastercard American Express) bank draft or bank transfer You can also make payments through our online secure payment facility at truworldca
bull If paying by bank draft bank wire transfer or money order copy of the financial document must be attached
bull Please make your bank draft or money order payable to Thompson Rivers University
bull Bank transfer details Thompson Rivers University Acct 1105-935 Transit 07200 Swift Code BOFMCAM2 Bank of Montreal (BMO) 101Fndash1180 Columbia Street West Kamloops BC Canada V2C 6R6
Send a copy of the wire transfer receipt to iapplytruca
E Send Applications toInternational Admissions Thompson Rivers University 900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8
Tel +12508285252 Fax +12503715513
Email iapplytruca
TRU Refund PolicyStudents should familiarize themselves with TRUrsquos refund policy prior to submitting payment for their studies
International students who
(a) Withdraw prior to the start of instruction will receive a 50 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced the balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(b) Withdraw in the first or second week of instruction will receive a 25 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced The balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(c) Withdraw after the second week of instruction will receive no refund of tuition A forfeit of the semester tuition and general fees will be implemented if we are not advised of a request for refund or deferral
(d) Withdraw due to a failure to obtain a student permit prior to arrival at TRU will be entitled to a full refund of tuition and general fees invoiced less a CDN$200 administration fee Students must notify TRU in writing and provide documentation prior to the start of the semester (the original letter from the Canadian Embassy stating the reasons the visa was denied is requiredmdashno photocopies scans or faxes are accepted) Total non-refundable including application fee of CDN$100 is CDN$300
(e) New students who wish to defer the start of their first semester of study to a future semester may do so only twice and up to a maximum of one calendar year (ie a student accepted to the fall semester may defer until the next fall semester but not beyond) Continuing students who wish to defer their admission must do so before the beginning of the semester Once the deferral has expired students will need to reapply if they wish to recommence studies at a later date Deferral must be requested in writing and sent to iapplytruca prior to the start of the semester Once instruction begins policies (b) and (c) above apply
(f ) Withdrawal for Medical ReasonsmdashApart from the policy outlined for international students there is no provision for a medical refund outside this policy For continuing students who are required to withdraw for medical reasons we encourage the student to visit their Academic Advisor and fill in a ldquoComplete Program Withdraw Formrdquo This allows the student to withdraw from a course or program without obtaining a ldquoDNC (Did Not Complete)rdquo on their academic record
Application Instructions
Online Interactive Brochure wwwi-studentglobalcomtru
Thompson Rivers University900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8T +12508285252 bull F +12503715513Inquiries welcometruca bull Applications iapplytruca
truworldca
Find Us on Social Media
MC1
1982
2Ph
oto
by K
elly
Fun
k
Ahmed The credit goes to you peoplehellip Thompson Rivers University was the only university which aptly answered my query on facebookhellip within minutes
truworld truworld mytruworld thompsonrivers truworld
truworld truworld truworld truworld mytruworld
36 | International Program Guide Study Options
School of Trades and TechnologyTRUrsquos School of Trades and Technology has many trades training programs that result in provincial Industrial Training Authority or Red Seal Certification The instructors at TRU are some of the best in BC Canada and beyond As the economy struggles there is no better time to complete your trades training so that you will be ahead of the curve and ready when the economy turns around
What can I study in Trades and Technology at TRU
bull Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (online only)
bull Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)
bull Diploma in Water Treatment Technology
Foundation and Apprenticeship Training
bull Automotive Service Technicianbull Carpenterbull Commercial Transport Vehicle Mechanic
Technicianbull Electricianbull Heavy Duty Mechanicbull Gasfittingbull InboardOutboard Mechanicbull Plumbingbull Welding
Bachelor of Technology in Technology Management (BTTM)The BTTM degree program provides technologists with the knowledge and skills necessary to become effective project leaders supervisors and managers in organizations within a changing business and technical environment
Admission Requirements
A two or three-year diploma in technology or equivalent
Students who complete the two-year Water Treatment Technology Program or the three-year Architectural and Engineering Technology program (ARET) can ladder into the BTTM
Bachelor of Technology in Trades and Technology Leadership (BTTTL) (Online Only)
This new program the only one of its kind in Canada builds upon the candidatersquos trades or technology qualifications It is aimed at allowing certified tradespeople and technologists to gain the business and leadership knowledge needed for management and other advanced positions
WATER amp WASTEWATER PROGRAMSWater sustains life Now you can help sustain our precious water supplies Gain job-ready skills to protect drinking water quality safeguard water resources and ensure the sustainability of the water supplies that are crucial to public health and the environment Canada and the World are facing shortages of educated and trained water and wastewater operatorsmdashyoursquoll be in demand upon graduation
Certificate in Water amp Wastewater UtilitiesThe Certificate is an entry-level training and education program in the operation and maintenance of Water and Wastewater Treatment Distribution and Collection systems The Certificate requirements are a successful completion of 12 courses 6 per term total of 36 credits to graduate This program ladders into the Water Treatment Technology Diploma Program
Schedule Term 1 August 17 to December 18 2015 Term 2 January 4 to May 09 2016
Water amp Wastewater Technology DiplomaTRU Water and Wastewater Diploma is a two-year four semester program
The diploma prepares students to operate and maintain water and wastewater treatment distribution re-use and disposal facilities as well as how to monitor source water quality This program is designed to educate students in chemistry microbiology mathematics mechanical and electrical systems instrumentation and treatment technologies as they are applied in the water industry Students will also study environmental law occupational health and safety communications and utility management
During the hands-on practical trainingmdashstudents will be trained in the operation maintenance troubleshooting of water systems at the state-of-the-art Kamloops Centre for Water Quality
Students can choose to exit the program after completion of the first year of studies with a Certificate in Water and Wastewater Utilities or complete the entire Diploma This program also ladders into the Bachelors of Technology the Bachelor of
Trades and Technology Leadership or the Bachelor of General Studies at TRU
Admission Requirement
bull Grade 12 graduation or equivalentbull Math 11 Foundations or MATH 0410
and 0520 or equivalentbull Chemistry 11 and Biology 11 are
recommendedbull Meet TRUrsquos minimum English
language requirements
For further information please contact Satwinder Paul Program Coordinator spaultruca
gt trucatrades
A When to ApplyPlease note the following application deadlines Late applications will be considered if space is availableWinter January semester
Application deadline October 15Summer May semester
Application deadline February 15Fall September semester
Application deadline May 31
B How to Apply1 Application
Complete all information on the application form For faster processing complete application online at truworldca
2 Program Selection Mark your program choices clearly
3 Transcripts With this application submit official transcripts (or certified copies) of your secondary school grades and any post-secondary institutions you have attended Transcripts must be officially translated into English You may scan and email or fax the transcripts for faster processing but originals must be presented on arrival to TRU Otherwise you will not be allowed to register for courses at TRU
4 Application Fee A non-refundable application fee of CDN$100 must accompany your application
5 Send Send your completed application form school transcripts and application fee to International Admissions at iapplytruca
C Next Steps1 Processing
Your application will be processed within five working days
2 Pre-Acceptance TRU will send a pre-acceptance letter indicating(a) the program to which you
have been accepted and (b) any conditions of your acceptance
3 Submit You should submit the required fees for your first semester of study (as outlined in your pre-acceptance letter)
4 Final Acceptance Upon receiving payment of tuition and general fees TRU will send an official letter of acceptance
5 Housing Either make arrangements with the accommodation directly or used the TRU World service to secure your room Students must pay a C$150 accommodation application fee when using the service with TRU World
6 Student VISA Use your official TRU letter of acceptance to apply to the nearest Canadian Embassy or Consulate for a student visa
7 Airport Pickup Note Airport pick up only available at the Kamloops airport Additional charges may apply
D Paymentbull Fees may be paid by credit card (Visa
Mastercard American Express) bank draft or bank transfer You can also make payments through our online secure payment facility at truworldca
bull If paying by bank draft bank wire transfer or money order copy of the financial document must be attached
bull Please make your bank draft or money order payable to Thompson Rivers University
bull Bank transfer details Thompson Rivers University Acct 1105-935 Transit 07200 Swift Code BOFMCAM2 Bank of Montreal (BMO) 101Fndash1180 Columbia Street West Kamloops BC Canada V2C 6R6
Send a copy of the wire transfer receipt to iapplytruca
E Send Applications toInternational Admissions Thompson Rivers University 900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8
Tel +12508285252 Fax +12503715513
Email iapplytruca
TRU Refund PolicyStudents should familiarize themselves with TRUrsquos refund policy prior to submitting payment for their studies
International students who
(a) Withdraw prior to the start of instruction will receive a 50 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced the balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(b) Withdraw in the first or second week of instruction will receive a 25 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced The balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(c) Withdraw after the second week of instruction will receive no refund of tuition A forfeit of the semester tuition and general fees will be implemented if we are not advised of a request for refund or deferral
(d) Withdraw due to a failure to obtain a student permit prior to arrival at TRU will be entitled to a full refund of tuition and general fees invoiced less a CDN$200 administration fee Students must notify TRU in writing and provide documentation prior to the start of the semester (the original letter from the Canadian Embassy stating the reasons the visa was denied is requiredmdashno photocopies scans or faxes are accepted) Total non-refundable including application fee of CDN$100 is CDN$300
(e) New students who wish to defer the start of their first semester of study to a future semester may do so only twice and up to a maximum of one calendar year (ie a student accepted to the fall semester may defer until the next fall semester but not beyond) Continuing students who wish to defer their admission must do so before the beginning of the semester Once the deferral has expired students will need to reapply if they wish to recommence studies at a later date Deferral must be requested in writing and sent to iapplytruca prior to the start of the semester Once instruction begins policies (b) and (c) above apply
(f ) Withdrawal for Medical ReasonsmdashApart from the policy outlined for international students there is no provision for a medical refund outside this policy For continuing students who are required to withdraw for medical reasons we encourage the student to visit their Academic Advisor and fill in a ldquoComplete Program Withdraw Formrdquo This allows the student to withdraw from a course or program without obtaining a ldquoDNC (Did Not Complete)rdquo on their academic record
Application Instructions
Online Interactive Brochure wwwi-studentglobalcomtru
Thompson Rivers University900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8T +12508285252 bull F +12503715513Inquiries welcometruca bull Applications iapplytruca
truworldca
Find Us on Social Media
MC1
1982
2Ph
oto
by K
elly
Fun
k
Ahmed The credit goes to you peoplehellip Thompson Rivers University was the only university which aptly answered my query on facebookhellip within minutes
truworld truworld mytruworld thompsonrivers truworld
truworld truworld truworld truworld mytruworld
A When to ApplyPlease note the following application deadlines Late applications will be considered if space is availableWinter January semester
Application deadline October 15Summer May semester
Application deadline February 15Fall September semester
Application deadline May 31
B How to Apply1 Application
Complete all information on the application form For faster processing complete application online at truworldca
2 Program Selection Mark your program choices clearly
3 Transcripts With this application submit official transcripts (or certified copies) of your secondary school grades and any post-secondary institutions you have attended Transcripts must be officially translated into English You may scan and email or fax the transcripts for faster processing but originals must be presented on arrival to TRU Otherwise you will not be allowed to register for courses at TRU
4 Application Fee A non-refundable application fee of CDN$100 must accompany your application
5 Send Send your completed application form school transcripts and application fee to International Admissions at iapplytruca
C Next Steps1 Processing
Your application will be processed within five working days
2 Pre-Acceptance TRU will send a pre-acceptance letter indicating(a) the program to which you
have been accepted and (b) any conditions of your acceptance
3 Submit You should submit the required fees for your first semester of study (as outlined in your pre-acceptance letter)
4 Final Acceptance Upon receiving payment of tuition and general fees TRU will send an official letter of acceptance
5 Housing Either make arrangements with the accommodation directly or used the TRU World service to secure your room Students must pay a C$150 accommodation application fee when using the service with TRU World
6 Student VISA Use your official TRU letter of acceptance to apply to the nearest Canadian Embassy or Consulate for a student visa
7 Airport Pickup Note Airport pick up only available at the Kamloops airport Additional charges may apply
D Paymentbull Fees may be paid by credit card (Visa
Mastercard American Express) bank draft or bank transfer You can also make payments through our online secure payment facility at truworldca
bull If paying by bank draft bank wire transfer or money order copy of the financial document must be attached
bull Please make your bank draft or money order payable to Thompson Rivers University
bull Bank transfer details Thompson Rivers University Acct 1105-935 Transit 07200 Swift Code BOFMCAM2 Bank of Montreal (BMO) 101Fndash1180 Columbia Street West Kamloops BC Canada V2C 6R6
Send a copy of the wire transfer receipt to iapplytruca
E Send Applications toInternational Admissions Thompson Rivers University 900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8
Tel +12508285252 Fax +12503715513
Email iapplytruca
TRU Refund PolicyStudents should familiarize themselves with TRUrsquos refund policy prior to submitting payment for their studies
International students who
(a) Withdraw prior to the start of instruction will receive a 50 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced the balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(b) Withdraw in the first or second week of instruction will receive a 25 refund of tuition and general fees invoiced The balance of the tuition and general fees will be forfeited
(c) Withdraw after the second week of instruction will receive no refund of tuition A forfeit of the semester tuition and general fees will be implemented if we are not advised of a request for refund or deferral
(d) Withdraw due to a failure to obtain a student permit prior to arrival at TRU will be entitled to a full refund of tuition and general fees invoiced less a CDN$200 administration fee Students must notify TRU in writing and provide documentation prior to the start of the semester (the original letter from the Canadian Embassy stating the reasons the visa was denied is requiredmdashno photocopies scans or faxes are accepted) Total non-refundable including application fee of CDN$100 is CDN$300
(e) New students who wish to defer the start of their first semester of study to a future semester may do so only twice and up to a maximum of one calendar year (ie a student accepted to the fall semester may defer until the next fall semester but not beyond) Continuing students who wish to defer their admission must do so before the beginning of the semester Once the deferral has expired students will need to reapply if they wish to recommence studies at a later date Deferral must be requested in writing and sent to iapplytruca prior to the start of the semester Once instruction begins policies (b) and (c) above apply
(f ) Withdrawal for Medical ReasonsmdashApart from the policy outlined for international students there is no provision for a medical refund outside this policy For continuing students who are required to withdraw for medical reasons we encourage the student to visit their Academic Advisor and fill in a ldquoComplete Program Withdraw Formrdquo This allows the student to withdraw from a course or program without obtaining a ldquoDNC (Did Not Complete)rdquo on their academic record
Application Instructions
Online Interactive Brochure wwwi-studentglobalcomtru
Thompson Rivers University900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8T +12508285252 bull F +12503715513Inquiries welcometruca bull Applications iapplytruca
truworldca
Find Us on Social Media
MC1
1982
2Ph
oto
by K
elly
Fun
k
Ahmed The credit goes to you peoplehellip Thompson Rivers University was the only university which aptly answered my query on facebookhellip within minutes
truworld truworld mytruworld thompsonrivers truworld
truworld truworld truworld truworld mytruworld
Online Interactive Brochure wwwi-studentglobalcomtru
Thompson Rivers University900 McGill Road Kamloops BC Canada V2C 0C8T +12508285252 bull F +12503715513Inquiries welcometruca bull Applications iapplytruca
truworldca
Find Us on Social Media
MC1
1982
2Ph
oto
by K
elly
Fun
k
Ahmed The credit goes to you peoplehellip Thompson Rivers University was the only university which aptly answered my query on facebookhellip within minutes
truworld truworld mytruworld thompsonrivers truworld
truworld truworld truworld truworld mytruworld