About Trinity Western University
Trinity Western University (TWU) was founded in 1962 and has grown over the years to become Canada’s premier Christian university and the largest liberal arts university in the country. It is committed to providing a whole-person education that develops godly Christian leaders who will find and fulfill their purpose in life and use their future careers to create lasting positive change in the world around them. In addition to robust academic programs, TWU has always strived to provide the nurturing campus community, life-changing service and research opportunities, unforgettable friendships, and meaningful faith explorations that will shape students in ways they could never have imagined. 2245
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Key facts and institutional overview
| Particulars | Details |
|---|---|
| Name | Trinity Western University (TWU) |
| Established | Institute Type | 1962 |
| Approved By | Government of British Columbia |
| Accredited By | Laws of British Columbia |
| NIRF Rank | () |
| Entrance Exam | program-specific requirements |
| Popular Courses | Business, Nursing, Computing Science, Psychology, Education, Biology, Human Kinetics, Leadership,etc |
| Application Mode | Online application through Trinity Western University’s official admissions portal |
| Admission Criteria | Program-specific prerequisites may apply. |
| Official Website | https://www.twu.ca/ |
| Helpdesk | through the official university contact channels |
| Address | 22500 University Drive, Langley, British Columbia, Canada, V2Y 1Y1 |
| International Collaborations | TWU has international partnerships and study-abroad opportunities that provide students with opportunities for global learning, exchange and cross-cultural academic experiences |
| Centres of Excellence | The university supports specialized academic and research initiatives across areas including nursing, business, leadership, psychology, science, education and social sciences |
| Patents | Research and innovation activities are undertaken across multiple academic disciplines; patent activity is not a primary institutional highlight publicly promoted by the university |
| Awards | TWU has received recognition for teaching, student experience, athletics, community engagement and academic programs. The university is also known for its Christian liberal-arts educational model |
| Placement Details | Career development, experiential learning, internships, practicums and employer-connected opportunities support students' transition into employment. Placement outcomes vary by program |
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Campus infrastructure and facilities overview
| Particulars | Details |
|---|---|
| Computer Lab | Computer labs and technology-enabled learning facilities are available for students in relevant academic programs. |
| Sports | Varsity and recreational sports facilities and programs are available, including basketball, volleyball, soccer, golf, hockey and track and field. |
| Library | The Norma Marion Alloway Library provides physical and digital collections, research resources, study spaces and academic support services. |
| Hostle | On-campus student residence facilities are available, including residence halls, common areas and dining facilities. |
| Hostle Complex | Athletic and recreation facilities are available on the Langley campus for varsity sports, fitness and recreational activities. |
| Gym | Gym and fitness facilities are available for student recreation, fitness and athletic activities. |
| Wifi | Campus Wi-Fi and internet access are available for students and campus users. |
| Auditorium | Event and performance spaces are available for lectures, ceremonies, conferences and other university events. |
| Area | The main TWU campus is located at 22500 University Drive, Langley, British Columbia, Canada, with academic buildings, residences, athletic facilities and campus green spaces. |
Admission
Course-wise eligibility and selection process
| Course | Eligibility | Selection Process |
|---|---|---|
| Bachelor of Arts - BA - Hons in Philosophy | Grade 12 / equivalent qualification with required academic standing. International students must meet TWU English proficiency requirements. IELTS Academic 6.5 overall with minimum 6.0 in each band or an accepted equivalent. | Online application → academic transcripts/document verification → English proficiency check → admission review → offer letter → enrolment and study-permit process. |
| BA in Academic Transition First Year - AT1 | Completion of required secondary-level studies. Designed as a transition/pathway program for students preparing for undergraduate study. English requirements depend on the pathway. | Application → academic/English assessment → pathway admission → completion of transition requirements → progression into undergraduate studies. |
| BA in Art - Design | Grade 12 / equivalent qualification and required English proficiency. The regular Art + Design BA has no additional program-specific admission requirement. | Application → academic and English eligibility review → admission decision → offer letter → enrolment. Portfolio is specifically required for the BA Honours route, not the regular BA. |
| BA in Arts - Media - Culture | Grade 12 / equivalent qualification plus TWU's English-language requirement. Students study combinations of art + design, film/media + communication and music. | Online application → academic document review → English eligibility check → admission decision → offer letter → enrolment. |
| BA in Biblical Studies | Grade 12 / equivalent qualification with required academic standing and English proficiency. The program is offered as a Bachelor of Arts. | Application → academic transcript review → English proficiency verification → admission decision → offer/enrolment. |
| BSc in Biotechnology | Grade 12 / equivalent qualification and English proficiency. A strong Grade 12 background in Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics and Physics is recommended for Natural & Applied Sciences programs. | Application → academic/subject background review → English eligibility check → admission decision → offer letter → enrolment. |
| BSc in Chemistry | Grade 12 / equivalent qualification and English proficiency. Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics and Physics at Grade 12 level are strongly recommended for science preparation. | Application → academic and science-subject review → English proficiency check → admission decision → offer/LOA → enrolment. |
| BSc in Chemistry - H | Grade 12 / equivalent qualification, required English proficiency and appropriate science preparation. Chemistry, Mathematics, Biology and Physics are recommended for Natural & Applied Sciences. | Application → academic/document verification → English eligibility assessment → admission review → offer letter → enrolment. Honours progression may have additional academic requirements during the degree. |
| BSc in Computing Science | Grade 12 / equivalent qualification with required English proficiency. Mathematics/computing background is recommended for preparation for the program. | Online application → academic transcript review → English proficiency verification → admission decision → offer letter → enrolment. |
| BSc in General Studies | Grade 12 / equivalent qualification and English proficiency. The BSc General Studies allows students to combine two minors/concentrations, with at least one outside Natural & Applied Sciences. | Application → academic/English eligibility check → admission decision → program planning with advisor → offer/enrolment. |
Placement data coming soon.